Fourth Arrest in Lottery Clean-Up Here
The fourth arrest in the campaign against lottery ticket selling occurred near noon yesterday as Joseph Bunyak was taken into custody on a warrant by State Attorney William H. Comley. He was held on $3,000 bonds after arrest by Police Sergeant Frank Virelli. Elizabeth He is said to have sold tickets for Connie Lewis while acting as sole agent for another lottery type. State's Attorney Comley described the spread of this gambling and noted more arrests followed. Clifford Connie Lewis and George Dutch Sherwood were seized on bench warrants and released on $5,000 bonds awaiting trial in December.
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Joseph Bunyak
Caa
William Ho Comie
Owas
Frank Virelli
Pole Ruyvath Waa
Resasee
Hlizabeth
Cutford E .Connie Lewis
Treasury
William H Comley
Comley
Clifford
Connie
Lewis
George
Dutch
Sherwood
Comley St.t
Gambling Ring Leaders and Ticket Sales In City
Report describes Mr Comley naming Lewis as ring leader of a lottery through which 25600 or more tickets weekly reach city residents. Tickets are bought by people from all walks of life including many students. Four other ticket types exist. an alleged owner of another lottery was arrested but released on bond.
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Comley
Lewis
Adout
John J Welch
New Britain
Frank Vlres
Born Blind Girl Becomes Skilled Auto Mechanic and Musician
In San Antonio a blind girl, Helen Keller frame of inspiration, overcomes obstacles to become a proficient auto mechanic and pianist. She learns carburetors, drives nails, and helps in her father’s shop while pursuing music studies. She married Rey B. Gibson and continues to work with her husband, confident in her future ambitions.
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San Antonio
Texas
Helen Keller
Fritzie
Cartare
Rey B . Gibson
South American onl stocks prove curbs favorites
Active demand for shares of South American operating companies pushed curb market stocks higher with gains in many oil and sugar issues. American Seating disbursements boosted strength with both common and preferred near new highs before a late reversal. Creole and Carb Syndicate led oil shares while Humble and Standard of New York lagged. Fajardo and Central Aguirre sugar shares surged on firmer refined sugar prices.
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New York
South America
American Seating Corporation
Carb Syndicate
Creole
Humble and
Standard of New York
Fajardo
Central Aguirre
Tawan
Generations of future may live in skyscrapers Cleveland
In Cleveland on November 19, Colonel John Reed Kilpatrick of New York City predicted great grandchildren will work and live in the same skyscrapers that now define city skylines. He cited Florida hurricane durability, urged ethical construction, and outlined plans for sky transportation and roof systems to harness sun heat and store winter warmth for summer use.
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Cleveland
John Reed Kilpatrick
New York City
American Construction Council
Florida
Commission to Aid Rural Youths Formed in Hartford County
Hartford county forms a commission from Boy Scouts Girl Scouts YWCA Four Club State Board of Education and Junior Achievement to streamline rural juvenile welfare services. Frederck Hill and Miss Mary Rodgers chair and secretary. The panel will meet monthly and study current rural welfare conditions.
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Hartford
Conn
Fredenck Hill
Mary Rodgers
Hartford Ywca
Boy Scouts Girl Scouts
Four- Club
State Board of Education
Junior Achievement League
America Leads in Crime Warns Advent Christian Leader
Hartford district speech by Rey H E Thompson, chairman of the Advent Christian General Conference, cites crime rise as linked to religious neglect. He notes 27 million Protestants under 25 lack religious education and 8 million in non-churched homes. James Lo Case of Norwich remarks on convention context.
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Hartford
America
Thompson
James Lo Case
Norwich
Connecticut
Local meetings and errands highlight Huntington notes
A busy Thursday in Huntington features a felt hat making session led by Helen Clarke at Mrs Philip Jones's home with about 26 attendees, a Ladies Aid gathering at the Congregational parsonage, and plans for a Mystery Lunch to aid crippled children at Newington. Others report medical, professional, and civic updates including school janitor pay raise, a new Shelton doctor in charge, and Judge Dillon opening a Bridge Street office in Shelton.
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Huntington
Phiilip Jones
White Hills
Tairfield County Farm Bureau
Helen Clarke
Congregational Church
George Jufson
James Nicholas
Nichols Avenue
Newington
Donald Holmes
Herbert Holmes
Griffin Hos
Pital
Eugene Black
Shelton
John B Russ
Millcraft
Greenwich
John B Dillon
Barstreet
Pinney Block
Bridge Street
Howe Avenne
Board of Education
Felix Wesolowski
Huntington School
Cedar Cliff
Boehm Household Noted on Farmill Street
A reader notes the members at the home of Mr and Mrs George Boehm on Farmill Street. The brief item records a family residence detail without further context or events.
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George Boehm
Farmill Street
Dissolution Sought for Attachments in Damages Suit
Judge John W Banks heard a motion in a Stratford damage case where Stephen Faluha sues Eagle Park Association for $15,000 over loss of right to sex while employed. A $16,000 attachment on the association’s Isao elation property in Stratford was tied to the verdict, with judgment not yet entered. The firm represents five Stratford defendants including Joseph L Stemge and Anthony Agvent.
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John W Banks
Stephen Faluha
Eagle Park Association
Stratford
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Baluha
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Joseph L. Stemge
Anthony Agvent
Andrew Bucko
Michael Findorak
John Gahorchak al
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