Lost and Found and Obituary Notes in Old Paper
A collage of lost items, rewards and obituaries from a historical newspaper segment. entries mention a diamond ring lost and found, glasses found, dogs lost with rewards, and several late 19th to mid-20th century obituaries with funeral notices and thanks from families. Names include Howard, Mark Street, Remington Street, and institutions like St Michael's Cemetery and the Stratford area.
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Shy Howard
Mark
Howland Dry’ Gooda Co
Keward
Scowley
Park Ave
Rex
Salem
Remington St
Spruce St
PhayiteTt
French Premier Leaves for Paris Ending Conference
London dispatch reports French Premier Legge returning to Paris to finalize negotiations on Greece and representation amid talks with Lloyd George and Sforza. Rome envoy paths to London for consultations as Greek settlement expectations waver pending Malian participation.
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Paris
London
Vilors
George
Devas
Athenations
Es Brijnio
Trane
Italy
Lares
Svorsa
Ie Tintian
Rome
Leggios
France
Lloyd-George
Creat Briain
Pavig
Thysee
Milovaad
Theecoune
Tondo
Troan
Count Sforza
Spa
Greece
Rolay
Manning Attacks Puritan Blue Law Sunday Revival
Rev. Manning condemns a revival of Puritan Sunday laws as misguided and harmful. He argues the Christian faith should engage people in joys and sorrows alike and that enforcing strict Sunday observance misframes religion and hampers youth, urging a balanced approach.
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Rev
Manning Flays
Anti Red General Escorted From Socialist Meeting
In SHE YOR Nov 28 1945 pro-CAMO faction escorted General M Oberourcherf, a former Kerensky era commander, from a socialist gathering near Bronx after denouncing Soviet rule in Tunisia. He criticized Bolshevists who allegedly exploited the Tunisian people and stirred local supporters against Soviet actions. The event featured editor J Man and was presented by Uno Tate Cane Nicholas.
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M. Oberourcherf
Ivy
Ioree
Bronx
Tinssia
Wage safeguards for New England Telephone workers in Boston
Wages of New England Telephones employees will not be reduced at present. A committee representing workers held a conference with company officials in Boston. They learned that while wages would not be cut under current conditions, unsettled attrition makes a change time inappropriate.
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Boston
New England Telephones Company
Health Minister Laments Unions Over Housing Shortage in England
Health Minister criticizes unions for limited home building in England as housing demand rises. Funeral services for T. J. Cunningham are noted, with details about attendees and city officials. Delegations from multiple parties and local groups plan to honor Cunningham, former streets superintendent, at the public works department funeral.
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Christopher Addison
Kein
England
London
Valona
Straets
Thomas F Cunningham
Shamil
Simeon Pease
Sherk
Sidney
Depurr
Hoverr Nichols
Daly
Plame
Ploete
Ciaminghran
Nathaniel Wheels
Anoviens Iesnekanotanauy
Pak
Bridgeport
Nepostophs
Riel
Strong Army Is Needed Baker Report Details War Outlays
The report outlines total outlays of 15,570.78 and credits of 13,790,398. The war department credits include 742,080,000 due from Germany for American Army support and 52,227,009 in credit sales. It notes congressionally funded appropriations reaching 25,?2,860,? Mr. Baker discusses repayment and reserves with emphasis on manpower and education. He praises the army’s peacetime reform including recreation, employment opportunities, and continued support for women who enlisted. The report also covers repatriation of bodies and the future homecoming of a large memorialized force.
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United States
Germany
United Sir Las Stes
Congress
Jane
Baker
Cratary Baker
TTT
Spor
Mianpur
Baker Sdads
Amy
Seerowey Baler
da Praron
Ving Yoommen
Eagle Bo Sritve
France
Onion
Baleer
Fay
Aeiay
Etherea Ue
War Department
Europe
Vranet
Poland Prepares New Red Offensive Shipping Arms
Dispatch from Geneva reports Poland organizing a new offensive by shipping arms to the front as tensions rise in Europe. Observers note European powers maneuver to influence Poland toward a large armed campaign while unrest grows in Greece and Spain amid royal succession debates.
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Poland
Connecticut Co Trustees Discuss Jitney Problems
Connecticut company trustees review jitney revenue after a ten cent fare and warn Waterbury may need stricter rules to keep service profitable. Officials weigh continued operation past a ten day grace period as jitney riders and cheaper fares stir debate.
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Connecticut Co
Connecticut Company
Waterlor
Waterbury
Myavien
Connerti
Pe Italine
Peoply
New Macon
Jitneurs Call City to Name Starters and Public Aid Endorsement
Citizens urge city to appoint starters and seek public aid through a central committee. The effort aims to influence aldermen by ordinance, aiming for prefeasibility and closure of a public works project linked to a bridge plan and local business interests. An appeal to residents requests support for arrangements and votes at upcoming municipal proceedings.
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Hylan
Scuffling Men Break Window in Restaurant
Unclear OCR reads two men scuffled in a restaurant at 89 Bostwick Avenue, Punches were thrown and a glass door shattered. Police arrived as managers dealt with the incident. One man faced a goat and another a fine. amounts listed as $25 each.
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SR Asden
Nicholas Bostwick
Avenuv
Taher
Bostwick Avenas
Wolfe
Goat
Paher
Hresh
Jordan's Body Expected to Reach Bridgeport Today
The body of Michael J. Jordan, reg. estrmia dealer of Miller & Jordan, died Saturday in Fort Lauderdale and will arrive in Bridgeport late this afternoon. He came to the United States about 70 years ago from Ireland and helped build the real estate business with Frank Miller. He was a Winter in the south with his brother John and sister Lior At Harttend survives him. funeral date not yet decided.
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Michael J. Jordan
Reg
Estrmia
Miller & Jordan
Fort | Lauderdale
Iida
Ory
Faenry L. Bishop
Harttend
Jordan
Bern
Ireland
Faves
Ted
Torreville
Cay Fe
Ie Real Ealace
Frank Miller
Brester
Death of Druggist Ends Long Illness After Years Here
Clarence S. Goodell a longtime local druggist died yesterday at his home in Stratford after a long illness. He worked at several druggists, including a stint in New York, before returning here. Survived by wife, a son Tad Goodell and a daughter Mrs. Hershort Grandage. Services set for Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at his late home conducted by Rev. Chauncey Yeaver of Christ Episcopal Church Stratford.
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Covele
Stratford
Coan
Taurence Stevens Gooden
East Broad Strees
Longill Cemetery
Trumbull
Kearny
Agnes Diana, Brady
Patrick J. Kearney
Grand Street
St. Patricks Church
St. Michaels Cemetery
Middleton
Westport
Ernest
Mary
King's Highway
Fairfield
St. George's Church
Clinton
Beechished Avenues
Lakeview Cremetary
Reynolds
Clarence
Goodell
Hema
Ness
Goode
Welt
Fred Stevens
York
Irabe
Nanaie
Talrchild Beatlhere
Damiaft & Mover
Burider
Tad Gondell
Hershort Grandage
Chauncey Yeaver of Christ
Borla
England Cancels Coal Contract With France
The export coal allocation to France is cancelled, freeing British exporters to accept or refuse orders. The move follows tensions with France over supplies and Italy remains constrained by existing obligations. German press notes France is well stocked and capable of selling to Germany at high prices.
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England
France
Ugrrt
Finginadt
Fritnes
Pht Getlan Lotlows i Cole
Farenon
Pii
Wrenchanisters
London
Italy
Weil
Germany
Lonbun
Ney
Liquor in Warehouses Could Be Consumed in 36 Days
A historical note argues if all bottled liquor in warehouses were released for public sale, it would be consumed in 36 days at current drinking rates. The piece discusses enforcement views, potential tax revenues, and the impact on banks and certificates tied to liquor storage.
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George B. Waters
Antyric
Alana
John Kramer
Kramer
Uncle Sam
Jon
Open Letter from Nine Mexican Exiles Warns Mexico’s Future
Washington November 28 Nine Mexican exiles in the United States issue an open letter outlining 15 major problems facing Mexico including land labor education and finance. They urge a democratic framework limits on federal and state authority voting rights literacy goals and education reform while calling for improved U.S. relations and international treaties to resolve border and trade issues.
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Washington
Pregsi
Mexico
Crientalad i
Ning Membenrs
United States
Manuel Calero
Madero
Francisco
Carbajal
Chile
Thes Court
Victorigan Huerta
Juan
Gamelayo
Aengloc
Toribin Asquibel Quiezor
Huerta
Cabal
Jesus Flores Magon
Maneros Cabingh
Tomas MecManus
Martinez
Currilvo
Miguel Muelas
Federal Army
Jorge Vera Estaiol
Porfirio Diax
Virtoriano Huerta
Hi Lelier
Titteracy Se
Thes
Caretanga
Britain Says Greece Army Must Stay At Present Strength
British officials insist the Greek army be maintained at current strength and not reduced. The memorandum delivered to France outlines London’s stance while outlining no apology for Greek policy. US prosecutors report ongoing Bridgeport inquiry details remain undisclosed amid new statements by Edward L. Smith.
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London
Associated
Prese
Curzon
M. Jones
Leygues
Britain
Dtantine
Rovernment
Ik Ak Trether
Texa
Vonferenace
Pope Bestows New Decorations On Five K of C
New York Nov 28 A sable was received as the knighthood for five new decorations to directors of the Knights of Columbus in reprisal for their war and peace work. The recipients include Willi vl. McGinlay, Marlin H. Carmody, Dr. H. Buckley, Owikim De Tarver, and Janes J. Mo Graw for their acts. This marks a rare papal acknowledgment to the organization.
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Nww
York
Kyi
Columobus
HW. Buckley
St. Paul Minn
Owikim de Tarver
St. Paw and
Pequon noack Lodge Entertainment Round Report
Members of isquannock lodge T. O. F will hold an entertainment tomorrow in their note rooms. The program includes songs by William Metisse and Tiron Dele beige with by Wadine and another artist, drawings by Ta Doris, and a specialty by Schnaj ders Jazz Queens. After the entertainment there will be dancing.
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Isquannock Lodge
T. O. OF
William Metisse
Tiron Delebeige
Wadine
Elgehivon
Ta Doris
Iecked
Schnajders
Chere
Informal Talk By Congressmen On Japan Crisis
Nov 28 informally notes that Japan relations will be discussed openly by Senate and House committees before action. Secretary of State Colby responds to Governor Campbell about press reports on negotiations, saying discussions will be thorough and open among lawmakers prior to any final treaty steps.
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Japan
United States
Senate
House
Campbell
Colby
State House
Colds
Ata
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