Barber-Banker of Bay State Gets Four Year Term
Joseph Mareing of Warren Massachusetts, once a barber and banker, was sentenced to four years and three months in a federal penitentiary by Judge Movinn for misappropriation of funds. Placed under kingpin fraud charges across the country, Mareing now serves a three year term in Plymouth, while Goldman of Chicago faces related but uncharged allegations in the same case.
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Barber
Bay State
Boston
Joseph Mareing
Federi
Athinur
Movinn
Bederat
Wiel
Warren
Plymouth
Prohibition Enforcement Debate At Delegates Session
A fragmented report notes delegates at a virtual convention discussing enforcement of prohibition and a national grange mandate. The text references a speaker urging action and a call for prayer and moral focus amid the policy debate.
Gaham to Attend Convention of A. A. U.
Hierey Vi Gahan superintendent of the Board of Recreation in this city and J. B. Sunefrey and Tiro Windrey of New Flaven will represent Comigetout at the annual convention of the Amateur Athletic Union in Detroit. They plan to leave Bridgeport Friday night and arrive Sunday morning for the meeting opening.
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Hierey Vi Gahan
Board of Recreation
Sunefrey Aml
Tirowindrey
New Flaven
Comigetout
Detroit
Bridgeport
Missionary Calls for Church Growth in New York
A missionary urges New York to build churches amid a discussion on urban religious needs. He states New York faces high mission fields and widespread religious indifference, noting roving populations and the challenge of engaging foreign residents.
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New York
New Haven
Usupligt Tile Anal Aussigmanry
Charles Avroo
Brooks
Argentine Recall Move Ties Vatican After Vatican Diplomatic Shifts
A fragmented report suggests Argentina may recall its nuncio from the Vatican amid broader Catholic Church diplomacy. The note references tensions around Vatican relations and potential changes linked to a Catholic university and archbishopric in Titlenoe.
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Vatican
Tile bathroom in private car being built for Ford
A ragged item describes a private car retrofit featuring a tiled bathroom with four rooms, drawn plumbing, and electric stock apparatus. It notes radio reception gear and related fittings to be installed, hinting at a broader ceremonial display of a complete mobile unit.
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FORD
Ein Tees Whigago
Forfeits Bond and Multiple Persons Faced Jail Terms
A distorted OCR report details several individuals facing penalties for offenses including failure to appear in court, drunkenness, breach of peace, and traffic violations. Names such as Julia Syulusko, John Van Mie, and Arthur Pensiey recur with fines, suspended sentences, and varying jail terms.
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Julia, Syulusko
John van Mie
Ath Nati Avenue
Ned Hoangwisi
Varbee Gutherl
UL Lexington
Jekl
Arthur Pensiey
Skaves jBeg
Methodists Plan Raising 4.6 Million for Japan Relief
A Methodist effort seeks 4.6 million dollars for Japan work led by Dr. Niglinisia and Mrs. Niglinisia. The report cites widespread damage including Tokio housing and church properties. Funds will aid disaster relief for churches, parsonages, and fellowships affected by the quake and fires.
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Methodists
Japan
York, Srg
Tams Wie
Ander Way
Roe Ly
Cehareh
Thomas Niglinisia
Lorsa
Wa Foreign Missionary Society
Chure
Ehureh
Tokio Nd
Carter
Yakobanynd
Plan Enlargement of Glubrooms in Twelfth District
In the Twelfth District a building committee will be appointed to oversee enlarging the Glubrooms on A401 Whitney Avenue. The hall, currently about 40 by 19 feet, will be extended to roughly 80 by 19 feet, nearly doubling its length. Whitney and Steven Tat are named for the committee, with John V. Waddwell et al. involved.
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John V. Waddwell
Whitney Mah
Dennis Kel
Steven Tat
Teene
Drastic Exclusion of Aliens Urged in Congress
A House debate in Washington considers sweeping measures to restrict naturalization and restrict U S citizenship eligibility. Representative Johnson leads discussion on a southern and western bloc plan, aiming to back stricter naturalization rules and prompt allied actions.
Aged Woman Found Dead of Gas in New Haven
An elderly woman was found dead from gas exposure in New Haven. Police and investigators reviewed the scene, noting a likely accidental gas incident with no immediate signs of foul play. Local authorities are assessing the circumstances and reviewing utility records.
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New Haven
False arrest charge in $7,000 damage suit
A damaged OCR item reports a false arrest charge linked to a $7,000 civil damage suit filed in a Norwell court. It notes a judge and a 24 March discharge event, with vague references to a May 24 hearing and related individuals.
Retired Factory Man Jumps From Window
A retired factory man leapt from a window in a workplace incident. He left behind a dependent partner, Ms Hib Windeswaed, and evidence points to a domestic dispute influencing the event. Authorities, led by Georgy deploye of Le, investigated the circumstances surrounding the fall.
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MEGS
Wedel BP Buhos
Teliral
Warker
Windeyy
Yeni
Deepondent
Gieeuuit
Fallin
Hib Windeswaed
Georgy Deploye
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Acaentitey
Catholig University
Urehbisho
Lincen Ae Wide
Fairfield Avenue
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Seco Silk
AME Shuttles de Valu Now
Crepe de Chine
Georgette Crepe
Messaline and
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Poplin
Saply
Silk
Vale
Atlomel SS
Dreshes
Hlninss
Crepe
the Novelty Trimming Store
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport, Conn
Awashington
Norwillk Laeuis Wisi
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Vapond
Rockwell & Co
Gams
Wiese
Pillsbury
Domino
Swift
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Mussachwest
Gaking Vo
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