Treasures Honored On 50 Years With Railroad
A Bridgeport born employee, Maygold May, celebrated 50 years with the New Haven system at an anniversary dinner led by Superintendent J. J. Snively. Speakers praised his service, noting prior roles from cashier to treasurer, and highlighted long-serving aides like Paradise, Bowman, Knight, Holt, Hatch, and Squire.
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R. MM. Shenfe
Rene
J. J. Snively
Waterbury
Walter B. Lashar
WD. Bishop
Bridgeport
May Sipeco
Railroad
Ife
Pearson al
May
Fis
Road
Maygold
New Haven
New York
Pearson
Treasury
T. F. Paradise
A. W. Bowman
Charles H. Knight
I. E. Holt
F. O. Hatch
A. B. Squire
Ir. May
Employes
William D. Bishop
Naugatuck Roed
George H. Watrous
Charles P. Glark
John M. Hall
Charles 5. Melien
Howard Elliott
James H. Eustis
Edward G. Buckland
Edward J. Pearson
Mr. May
New England
Brooklawn Country Club
Toverning
Wis
Lera
People’s Savings Bank
Egyptian independence demand at Lausanne talks
Hassid Pasha, head of the unofficial Egyptian delegation, says Egypt and Sudan seek independence, British troop evacuation, and no special status, to be raised at the Lausanne peace conference. The report notes Egypt could become a major agenda item in discussions.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Egypt
Sudan
Hassid Pasha
Jegypt
Head of Priests of Mission Visits Bridgeport
The Very Reverend Francis Verdier of France, Superior General of the Priests of the Mission and Sisters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul, visited St. Vincent's hospital in Bridgeport. He greeted staff and patients, blessed them, and planned to sail for France on Saturday en route from Paris where he heads the orders. Verdier is the 11th successor to Saint Vincent de Paul, with about 40,000 sisters in 4,000 houses worldwide.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
I vi
Francis Verdier
France
Tia
United States
Bridgeport
Francis Verdler
Sisters’ of Charity of Saint
Verdier
Father Maune
Saint Vincent's Seminary
Germantown
Pennsylvania
Walter Moore
St. John's College of
Brooklyn
New York
John W. Kelly
England
Hoboken
Jerrarery
Francis Vergic
Saint Vincent de Paul
Paria
Local Merchant Harris Friedman Dies After Illness
Harris Friedman a Bridgeport meat merchant and longtime East Side resident died at his daughter Mrs. George Singer's home at 133 Sunt avenue. At 70 he ran two meat markets serving Jewish residents for 25 years, including a Pembroke street store, before his death yesterday afternoon.
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Harris Friedman
Bridgeport
George Singer
Sunt Avenue
Friedman
East Side
Pembroke Street
Water Street
Minnie Friedman
William Rappaper
Sanford Avenue
High Street
Governor-Elect Repudiates Healy in Connecticut Row
Governor-elect denounces Healy and party reformers, asserting commitment to the Republican platform and the reconstruction program. He cites unity with past leaders CHAS A TEMP and others, and distances his administration from unapproved policies. The report also notes funeral details for a local Jewish community member.
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King
Heals
Stacy
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Bingpoke
Templeton
Healy
Republican Party of
Republican Party
Chas, A. Temp
Husband Finds Wife He Lost in Subway in Death
New York dispatch reports Joseph Gallo of Fairfax L learned his wife died after he lost her in the subway last week. He noted his wife had planned to sail on the Aquia to Caucho-Sloin, but she died from heart crisis at Bellevue Hospital.
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New York
Joseph Gallo
Fairfax, & L
Yvoshe
Kellevue Hospital
Desolate Veterans Return to United States from Rhineland
Twenty one destitute former American soldiers and eleven children born in the Rhineland travel via Cherbourg toward the United States. A German wife and their dependents accompany the group as they await repatriation supported by the American Red Cross and Paris committees in the postwar relief effort.
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Coblenz
Cherbourg
United
Paris
Rhineland
United States
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U. S
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White Rose
Massachusetts Baking Co
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Detroit
Golden Hill Street
Ford
Fo. B. Detroit
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