High school girls send 60 Thanksgiving baskets to needy families
The Central high School Girls Student league sent out 60 Thanksgiving baskets to needy families throughout Bridgeport. Football players from Harding and Central high attended a post‑assembly dance, and letters were awarded to 14 soccer team members.
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Bridgeport
esterd + titermoan
Central High School Girls Student League
Harding
Central High
Harding High
Suo
Coa
Iss High
Joseph E Jeffrey
Hany Lions
Shelton High
North End
East
Thursda
Water firm fights to increase rates in capitol hearing
Guilford Cheater Water Co seeks higher charges before the Public Utilities Commission as residents from several towns attend the hearing. Seven opponents testified, while company president Moran defended the need for a rate hike amid opposition and testimony on pipe size and fire protection.
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Harteopd
Associated Press
Guilford Cheater Water Company
House
Capitol
Public Utilities Commission
John Moran
Claece
Guiford
Harold A Jeyson
Deep River
Saybrook
National Anthem Ban Sought by Newark Clubs
Newark New Jersey moved to abolish singing martial airs like the Star Spangled Banner in schools. Miss Louise Westwood, Newark Public Schools supervisor, backed the effort at a State Federation of Womens Clubs meeting, urging peace education to curb hostility and promote understanding among children.
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Newark N J
Associated Press
Newark Contemporary Club
State Federation of Womens Clubs
Louise Westwood
Newark Public Schoole
Clab
Westwood
Americas
Protests at Colorado Mine Strike Lead to Broadway Clash
Several thousand New Yorkers protested a Colorado mine strike by clashing with a 20‑person picket group outside the Standard Oil building on lower Broadway. Banners denounced Colorado bosses, police dispersed the crowd, and four arrests were made as injuries were reported. John D Rockefeller Jr issued a denial of direct ties to the Columbine mine amid claims of hired gunmen.
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Associated Press
Broadway
Colorado
Standard Oil
John D Rockefeller Jr
Columbine
David Sheehan
Rockefelle
Asis
Sailor dies after hunting accident at Bakers Cove
Olive O Neill store room keeper attached to the U S Camden dies in Lawrence and Memorial Hospital after a hunting mishap at Bakers Cove Groton. He was struck by buckshot in the right leg. amputation and blood transfusion failed. Investigation deemed accidental by state police. coroner's inquest planned. He was married with two children and survived by his Boston parents.
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New London
Associated Press
Olive
O Neill
Camden
Bakers Cove
Groton
Lin
Bakers
O Neil
P Yn Morse
U S Maines
I Gioten
Barts Brook
Boston
Stamford Hospital Receives $400000 Gift From Will
The Stamford area death of Judd leaves an estate about 1009 904 dollars divided into 190 shares. Forty shares go to Stamford Hospital with five shares to Stamford Children's Home Stamford YMCA Stamford D Nursery Associated Charities and Visiting Nurse Association. The remainder goes to distant relatives. Judd died November 11 at home and was vp of German and Judd Lumber Co.
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Stamford
YMCA
Stamford D Nursery
Associated Charities
Public school graduates outrank private in Yale survey
New Haven November 28 Public school graduates show clear superiority over private school men across college grades intelligence tests and self support in a Yale psychology survey led by Professor Llewellyn T Spencer. Private school entrants excel only in entrance examinations and in extracurricular activities.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Llewellyn T Spencer
Psychology Department
Yale University
Sen
Yate
Ules
Yale
Spencer
Airports Would Aid In Flood Relief Efforts
Boston November 23 Associated Press fly ers say airports would speed relief in New England floods. Army pilots note suitable landing fields in Vermont and Massachusetts towns would have allowed aid to reach victims days earlier. Barne Vermont built an emergency field but was inadequate. Concord field near Montpelier became base of operations until a proper field could be found in Burlington. Average field length should be about 2000 feet with few obstructions.
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Boston Mass
Associated Press
New England
Vermont
Massachusetts
Army
Barne Vt
Davs
Concord
Montpelier
Veront
Henut
Burlington V
John H Price
Bolling Field
Three Divorces Filed In Superior Court
Three petitions for divorce were filed in Superior Court by city residents. Blanche Shreeland accuses George H Treelana of Covington of desertion since February 10 1924 and seeks custody of a minor son and alimony. Agnes Prien accuses Tim Dixon of Paris unknown but married May 1907. custody of minor children requested. Peter Kostigan accuses Elizabeth Kostigan of Roumania of misconduct and seeks custody of six minor children.
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Blanche Shrceland
George H Treelana
Covington
Agnes Prien
Tim
Hy Dixon
Paris
Dixon
Peter Kestigan
Elizabeth Kostigan
Roumania
Three Men Sought For Assault On Girl In Hartford
Hartford police and Wethersfield investigators seek three men over a brutal assault on a 23 year old woman near the state prison in Wethersfield. The victim Mabel Madeline was dragged from her Farmington Avenue apartment and taken to municipal hospital with severe facial and body bruising. Authorities describe the attackers as three men unknown to her.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Wethersfield
Mabel Madilein
Farmington Avenue
Jury verdict awards small sums in furniture case
A brief jury ruling in the Court of Common Pleas concluded after a brief deliberation that Joseph of University receives $85 for a furniture dispute. The case involves a claim of $460 and the jury found the purchased items did not match what was delivered, with furniture bundles used as an exhibit.
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Joseph
Radio Program Schedule and Concert Listings for City Area
A dense OCR listing outlines radio programs and concerts across stations in a metropolitan area. It mentions shows like Moving Glory Hour and Noon Luncheon, plus numerous ensembles such as Greenish Village Orchestra and Happyness Orchestra, with times ranging from morning to late night and multiple venues and locations implied throughout the city.
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Bridgeport
Merchants
Charles ¢ Dunn
Greenish Village Orchestra
Penn Corell
Vernon Jaret
Happyness Orchestra
Tagabonds Orchestra
Wallast
Tia Donner
Odem Fetta
Confort
Paul
Banjo Foscuble
Sinlth Trithers
Nana Oehrsta Guo
Jay Oya
Dalus
Idly
Shoham
Watson
Jnseusbis
Kraus
Asington Deme & Gonts
New Ark
Alton WO McCann
Barringer
Agni Ute
Mann Tang
Tal
Ben Gordon Eelle
Iotle Cleffin
Pal Shelton Teun
Lutok
She Eskimo
Shelton Lasemble
Shelton
Dhanisgiving
Canada
Lncred
Raymond Hunter
Newa Balleting
WPG
Attantic
Castine
Crelestee AL UT Siler
Stpa
WB Age AL Lore
Mrorel Lingua Hoos
Mitropol
Pig Brother Cinkao
Eskimos
Suit Brothers
WIM
Arcadia Tatham
HAL Llord
Capiteh
Pomestrantio
Auem
WLIL
PHU Adel
Leder
Massel
Orcwestia
Waser Sentinels
Skumos
BOW Wal Ashiils Bis Tao
Spoor Fae
Plaza
Waho Atlania
Wim Howe Smit
Joy FM
Utah
T Ogit
Kim Rais
Ravi
Wink Sack
Goea
Louisvitta
SIGMA
Chicago
Enadae
Pater Orchester Sue
Chicter
Cincinnati
Outstanding Radio Schedule of Evening Programs
A dense listing of stations and times features contralto Ruth Watson, banjo bands, orchestras, operas, and composers. Entries include WEAF WJ WOR WEA and WJZ with performances by the Rain Dance, Manwell Hour, Bamberger Symphony, and La Gioconda.
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Coward
Comfer Hou Weaf
Ruth Watson
Rain Dance
Hoover Sentinels Wea
WEAF
Manwell Hour
Bamberger Little Symphony Orchestra
Smith Bovis Weaf
Balkite
WJZ
Three Huge Stills Seized In Worcester Raid
Worcester police at a Bennon Avenue home raided late last night arresting Samuel Dworkin 40 on a charge of keeping and manufacturing liquor. Three large stills in full operation fueled by a boiler were seized along with 2000 gallons of mash 45 gallons of molasses and 100 gallons of alleged moonshine valued at about 1200 dollars.
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Worcester Mass
iBy Associated Press
Worcester
Bennon Avenue
Cellai
Samuel Dworkin
Hartford Diocese Announces Priest Transfer
Bishop John J Nilon of Hartford announces the transfer of Rev Joseph D Casey from St Joseph church Danbury to St Meiya church Putnam as assistant pastor.
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Hartford
Associated Press
John J Nilon
Diocese of
Joseph D Casey
St Josepha Church
Danbury
St Meiya
Putnam
Punch Victim Awarded Six Hundred Dollars
A Greenwich claim of assault by Exeter Wolfe of Boston against Dave Refining Co. manager led to a verdict for the plaintiff, Arthur L. Vance of Danbury. Vance sought 86000 for damages after a July 6 1926 punch blind in the right eye, while Dr D C DeWolfe testified the eye remained 100 percent functional.
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Edward M Yeomais
Arthur L Vance
Danbury
Vaudeville
Vance
Greenwich
Exeter
Wolfe
Boston
Jung
D C DeWolfe
Slander suit filed in Bridgeport court
Andrew Hiyduck of Bridgeport filed a slander action in Superior Court yesterday against Anion Mayer of Bridgeport alleging $5000 damage. The case details remain limited in the fragment.
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Superior Cout
Andrew Hiyduck
Bridgeport
Anion Mayer
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