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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1923
Page
6
An illustrated talk, titled Wo children to take care of their eyes, promoted eye health for schoolkids amid a semiannual vision inspection. Secretary Southard of the Eyesight Action Council of America spoke at Whittier Black Rock Maplewood and Hall schools about eye care, licensing dangers with poor vision, and the brain’s image formation.
The funeral for Samuel J. Marsa clerk of the Waterbury Superior court was held in Waterbury at 2 PM. Honorary pallbearers from the State Bar included Judge John F Kelloggs and Judge W J Thomas of Waterbury, with John W Ganks of Bridgeport and A N Wheeler of New Haven. Active pallbearers represented Odd Fellows and Knights Templar. Delegations from these groups and the bag association attended.
A 1928 Chicago radio event reports a flashlight accident during a broadcast by Zenith at a distant Arctic north station. The reading involved Dr. Don McMillan and news delivery, with letters and family messages read aloud to listeners.
Chicago report quotes Pullman Company denying it is making a car for Ford. The statement clarifies recent reports of a possible private car for air service, stressing no production agreement with Henry Ford or Ford Motor Company.
The article alleges a large profit by Swift on an Army bagon but the text is garbled. It mentions recovery figures around 167 dollars and references profits of 12, with fragments naming individuals and companies, yet details are unreadable and no definitive outcome is confirmed.
Peddlers sue the Secretary of Commerce and the Chamber alleging unlawful arrest and abuse of authority. The suit claims agents lacked arresting power while accusing them of selling apples without a license. the city court threw out the license charge and ordered acquittal.
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