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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1927

Page

2

Navy Defends Yards as Essential to National Defense

Secretary Wilbur rebuts Admiral Magruder's call to close Atlantic coast yards. He says maintaining the yards is vital for national defense and warns decommissioning could jeopardize readiness. About 2,000 workers face six months furlough due to stalled appropriations.

Washington Associated Press Wilbur Today T. P. Magruder Atlantic Coast Atlantic Boston Philadelphia Norfolk Navy Yards Congress

Rickard suspects bootleg fight film showings face probes

An ex planation in Washington sought as promoter argues no interstate distribution. Federal action threatened to seize films linked to a bootleg fight picture tied to Chicago and Los Angeles bookings. City censor boards denied further permissions while investigations continue.

Federslignn Boara TOR. Gardner W. PB Los Angeles

Train blocks fire engine at White Street crossing

Fire officials seek the identity of a freight train engineer who earlier blocked the White Street crossing of the New Haven railroad as fire apparatus approached. Firemen reported the engineer climbed to his cab and started the train moving with seventy five cars stretching toward the scene, causing a moment of danger before the train dispersed.

Danbury White Street New Haven Railroad Anto ePparetus

Obituary Mrs Margaret McLaughlin Dies at 11 Chase Street

Mrs Margaret McLaughlin wife of John McLaughlin died last evening at her daughter Mrs Edward Marin 11 Chase Street She leaves son William sister Mrs Susan Cropper of York and several grandchildren The funeral will be Monday at 9 30 from her home and 10 from St Patrick's Church with a mass at St Michael's Cemetery.

Margaret McLaushin Margaret McLaughlin John McLaughlin Edward Marin Chase Street William Susan Cropper York St. Patrick's Church Hugh Mans Burt

Baron Gives Up Title For U. S. Citizenship

In Providence R I on September 30 Admitted to citizenship by Judge Ira Lloyd Letty in Federal District court Baron Francois de Levay de Wolf and Baroness Edith de Levay de Wolf horsely took the oath of allegiance to the United States They came to the country in May 1929 and adopted the name de Wolf due to a Bristol grandfather's legacy condition They renounced their baronial titles as part of the naturalization process

Providence R. 1 Associated Press Ira Lloyd Letty Federal District Court Francois de Levay de Wolf Edith de Levay de Wolf Horsely United States Baron de Levay de le de Wolf Bristol

PUPILS STRIKE OVER NEGRO ISSUE IN GARY

Emerson High School pupil strike ends with a victory for the protesters after the Gary city council approves $15,000 for a temporary school to house Negro students. Three senior Negro students will complete their Emerson attendance and graduate with their class.

Gary Ind Emcerson High School Emerson High Floyd E. Willums Emerson

Shaevitz Divorce Suit Draws Court Attention

Mrs Shaevitz fights a divorce case amid courtroom tension as the judge weighs trial evidence and potential sentencing linked to a May offense. Segall testified this week while Shaevitz fainted twice during the proceedings.

Haevitz Segall Sran C. Baliwin

Phantom stabber scare in Bridgeport ends with no charge

In Bridgeport, a man attacked Miss Moss Stilings in Beardsley Park yesterday morning. A charge of affray was nolled by Judge W. J. Buckley. Police have logged extensive time, with about 75 officers patrolling areas over two years, amid fear of the phantom stabber.

Beardsley Park Bing Brooks Bradley Street W. J. Buckley Bridgeport

Driver Who Killed Danbury Man On Trial

Joseph Lobrado of New Fairfield faces City court for the fatal Mansfield hit and run in Danbury. The case may be adjourned awaiting Coroner Phelan’s finding that Lobrado was negligent. Lobrado is free on bail of 2,590.

Danbury Associated Press Joseph Lobrado New Fairfield Levi K. Mansfield John J. Phelan Sobrado Ross Manz Street Lobragie Lberty

Platt Threatens to Sue Gallagher in Tax Critique

Transcribed notes from a Tele gram rally quote Mr Gallagher defending his statements about unpaid taxes and alleged misallocation. He challenges investigations, cites $280,000 in unpaid taxes and $100,000 in recorded payments, and questions the tax office. He accuses a Republican ring of corruption and notes coal purchases at local schools with suspected overbilling.

Telegram Mr. Gallagher Gallagher Noyes BR. Bailey Republican Party Merwin Moses

Nurse Free Blamed by Rector in Bailey Case

Miss Atkinson faced murder charges after a preliminary hearing in Pawhuska district court. Dr. Bailey testified no poison was found in Mary Jane, though letters and testimony from the Bailey children showed the nurse’s affection for Rev Charles Bailey.

Miches Couief Pawhuska Miss Atkinson Dai County Atttorney W. Baley Mary Jane

Parker Aries Thamas Loftus Charged Over Parked Car

Thamas Loftus of 2260 Fairfield Avenue was accused by police of leaving an automobile parked on Whitler Street all night Thursday. He was arrested last night and released on a cash bond of $10 for his appearance in City Court this morning.

Thamas Loftus Fairfield Avenue Whitler Street Herbert Howard Amherst North Bridgeport

Tornado Demolishes City Leaving Nearly 100 Million in Damage

The disaster hit largely poorer areas with flimsy structures collapsing into debris. Five young girls died under beams at Central High on Grong Avenue as rescuers freed them with torches. Seventy six school buildings housed about 6 500 pupils were affected. Rescue and relief surged with guards, volunteers, and military aid. Downtown streets clogged as sightseers overwhelmed pins and crews. Mayor Miller appealed for funds, yielding 28 000 in aid.

Fey Grong Avenue Vandeventer Place Gerk Victor Miller National Guard Nortes Rex Cross St. Louis Jefferson Barracks W. N. Lassiter Sixth Corps Chicago American Legionnaires Sarah Hodiamont Olive-Delmar and University Grand Lindell Boulevard Sarah Street Newstead Avenue Automobile Club of Missouri Roselle Major Lindell Wisb- Deby Lee States Town

Lawyer Denies Beach Skip Claim in Slaying Case

An apparent denial from a lawyer ties Beach Skip to a murder inquiry in Egg Harbor. Mrs. Lilliendahl, widow of Dr. Lillendaal, calls the tale an invention as detectives probe the woods north of Hamiltonton where a noon September 15 shooting and robbery were alleged. A witness and Mrs. Lillendahl’s whereabouts are scrutinized while police search for the revolver used in the killing.

Egg Harbor Jiehl Lilliendaal Harrold Hammonton Lillendans Lil Henduh Lillendahl South Vineland Lilliendahl Beach

Driver Held on Faulty Brakes Charge

Harry Sarrar of Trumbull was arrested on Ox Hit North Bridgeport for driving with faulty brakes and no operator's license. His case is set for Bridgeport City court this morning.

Harry Sarrar Trumbull Ox Hit North Bridgeport

Cornerstone to be laid for St Anthony’s church and school

Fairfield reports the cornerstone ceremony for the new St Anthony’s R G church and school on Pine Creek road will be held October 23 with special ceremonies to follow. Building permits were issued for garages, houses, and additions on several roads, including Ludlowe, Meadow Brook, and Crane streets, with costs ranging from 75 to 3,500 dollars. The Lenox Improvement Association plans its annual outing in Kuehn’s Park, with 100 to 150 attendees expected, as President Costello announced.

Fairfield St. Anthony's R. G Pine Creek Road Kings Highway Grasmere Heights Central Bus Corporation Plaza Bridgeport Public Util Ties Commission Nelson R. Pearson Patrick Carroll Oldfield Road Fairfield Land and Development Company Ludlowe Road Fairfield Land Development Company John A. Anderson Meadowbrook Road Joseph Julia Flynal King’s Highway Peter A. Carlson Melville Street Julia Evans Moody Avenue Peter Barry Sterling Street Helen B. Garlson Helen Street Evelyn Burr Elm Street Ewmll Verin Urzeler Ig Bulla Crane Street Emil Vertu Hurzeler Lenox Improvement Association of Fairfield Ite Kuehn’s Park Tunxis Hill Road Anthony Costello

Corruption, Tammany and Four-Year Governor Plan

Contested passages condemn Tammany influence as corruption spreads from the red light district to state politics. The party platform opposes a four-year governor term and favors four-year terms for state officers and a two-year assembly term, urging a statewide executive budget and ratification of the budget amendment. Also reports an arrest for reckless automobile operation in Bridgeport with a $50 bond.

Tammany Ate Nation Senate Republians Eithu Root Charles E Hughes Wos Gestral New York Coolidge Numaniza National Treasury

Man Struck by Auto Injured in Hamilton Mass

Joseph Sueverenski of 73 Bridge Street Hamilton Massachusetts was admitted to Bridgeport hospital at 2 yesterday afternoon with an ankle injury after being struck by a automobile and removed to the hospital by private car. Po Hee hea jie yererd ob the werident.

Joseph Sueverenski Bridge Street Hamilton Mass Bridgeport Hospital Po- Hee

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