Connecticut Co Denies Extra Car for Milford Beach Pupils
A Milford Chamber of Commerce transportation official reports that the Connecticut Company cannot provide or fund an extra morning trolley or bus for Milford Beach and Devon High School students. The company would offer a special car if the school board paid ten dollars per day. A prior plan to route Devon students via beaches before the regular New Haven bus service failed. The morning trolley averages five to ten passengers instead of the required capacity. Donations and hospital stocking details follow, including Thanksgiving food drives and public school charity efforts.
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Tiger replies to Senate critics in Washington speech
The aged French premier defends France's policy before the Senate, contrasting accusations of militarism with pride in national service. He rebukes critics, notes American influence on limits the Germans may test, and presses for reduced war budgets while asserting resolve.
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Fragmented wartime protest speech on national defense
A damaged excerpt shows a speaker arguing that England and America have no right to complain about defence. He contends that Britain’s policies forced defensive battles and notes Britain’s insufficient troops versus a perceived German threat during the war.
Welsh Coal Baron Admires This Port
Sir David, visiting Bridgeport, praises Karin Terminal Co facilities and Bridgeport harbor as an ideal coal importing center. He states Welsh hard coal could beat Cardiff rates to New England, eyes near perfect equipment, and notes potential shipments of up to one million tons annually if shortages arise.
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Prof Tiernan Refused Marriage License in Waukegan
In Waukegan Illinois a man claiming to be Prof Halwh Tiernan of South Bend Indiana sought a marriage license with an unidentified woman. Reports state Tiernan is linked to the Tiernan Poulin pattern, and police could not locate him or the woman by nightfall.
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Mondellis Subsidy Support Promises Passage
A fragmented report notes Mondellis expressing confidence subsidy will pass. The piece mentions March event, a city river scene, and political figures debating a saving of twenty thousand dollars for taxpayers. The text shows garbled OCR with names and places mostly unreadable.
Green driver jailed for 15 years in New York
A garbled clipping reports a Green driver sentenced to fifteen years in jail after a fatal incident. The text is incomplete and distorted, but mentions a murder or Vehicular offense linked to a nameless driver and location in New York, with unclear details about the case and verdict.
Two Women Are Found Murdered by Daughter
In Quincy Massachusetts a 24 year old sonor daughter killed two women, Mrs. lds Aiderey and another, with four bullets in a house in the Houatis Steele district. A note was found. police sought Bart Harvey, alleged boyfriend. Reports say Harvey may have been living with the women. investigators pressed for details.
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Turkey seeks neutral zone along neighbors frontier
At the Near East conference Turkey pressed for a neutral zone along its European frontier seeking troop withdrawal from its borders. Ankara urged Greece Bulgaria and others to agree on a belt from the Black Sea to the Aegean to guarantee stability and protect the rights of neighboring states.
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John M Cormack Ordered By Jury To Pay $4600 Bill
A jury in Norwalk ordered John M Cormack to pay 4600 in damages amid a disputed meeting shown near Broad Street. The case involved a singer and alleged sale of a tract for a demonstration viewed by the Socialist party.
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Broad
Ian Darin
Socialist Party
Cormack
Robert
Stans Street
Broad Street Carnival Planned Amid City Preparations
A neighborhood carnival on Broad Street aims to boost the community with food stalls, games, and a parade. Organizers announce planned attractions, with volunteers and merchants invited to participate as preparations begin in the city.
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Childers Death Grimly Marked By Public Execution Silence
Fragmentary text describes a tense scene around an execution and public response. Authorities proceeding with the act amid confusion and crowd tension, with derision and strong emotions noted as the event unfolds. Names and clear details are unclear due to damaged text.
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