Six City Crashes In Rain. No Injuries Reported
Six automobile accidents occurred yesterday across the city with no injuries and no arrests. Causes include rain and slick pavements. Incidents involved John Terricciano, Helen J. Martin, Charles Levanthal, John Youkas, Miles Roche, Arthur Daley, Lyman Keeler, and Alvin Bartenge, with vehicles on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, North Avenue, Peyronneck Street, and Stratford Avenue.
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John Terricciano
Washington Avenue
Main Street
Gelden Hill Street
Terricciano
Helen J. Martin
Bronx
Gold
Golden Hil Sweets
James C. Senteiitas
Kent Street
Fairfield
Clinton Avenues
Charles Levanthal
112Th Street
New York City
Fairfield Avenue
John Youkas
Princeton Street
Laventhal
Mies Nera V. Roohe
Stone Street
Danbury
North Avenue
Norman Street
Miles Roche
John L. Hickey
Olive Street
Arthur Daley
Tventy
U.at
Peyronneck Street
Lmnen
Daley
Lyman H. Keeler
Henry
Keeler
Alwin Barterke
Union Avenue
P. A. DeCeste
Hollister Avenue
Stratford Avenue
Bishop Avenue
Bartenge
John Anderson to be buried today
John M. Anderson twenty three died in Cambridge Wednesday. Funeral from Post Road Fairfield at 9 and St Thomas church high mass at 9 30. Burial in St Thomas cemetery Hartford cousin Hart ford will be assisted by deacon and sub deacon. Pallbearers include Jannings, Lee, Bowers, Welch, Bray, Bailey, McGrath, Hawkins. He recently entered Harvard post graduate law college after Philips Andover and Princeton. He died from infantile paralysis early Wednesday.
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John M. Anderson
Cambridge
Post, Road
Fairfield
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Fairtrek
John Anderson
St. Thomas Seminary
Hartford
William
Yale Scholarships Awarded to Connecticut Teens in 194? Draw
Donald Kramer is named one of 13 students from Connecticut earning Yale University scholarships. The awards include state at large and county honors, with Kramer representing Bridgeport High School. He is 17, from Cooperstown roots, and will study law at Yale after finishing Bridgeport High.
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Donald W. Kramer
YALE
New Haven
Connecticut
Isidore Cohen
Norwich
Hartford
Bridgeport
New Britain
Waterbury
Middlesex
Windham
Thomas Davies Adams, Jr
Westport
Staples
Leon Frederick Mackville
Robert Mathew Dowling
Meriden High School
Theodore Rosenfeld
West Haven
City of
New London County
Isadore Cohen
Norwich Free Academy
Tolland County
Edward Vincent Carvey
Rockville
Donald Kramer
Charles Kramer
the Universalist Church
Cooperstown
Bridgeport High
Obituary notices for Christiana Bleri and others
Obituary notices report the deaths of Christiana Hillet Bleri aged 84 and several others including Louise Iva Augustus, Edgar Hennett Bennett, Martha Hendricks Buckingham, Andrew Toth, Anna Lester, and Joseph Lester. Details include death locations, funeral times this afternoon, and burial sites such as Park Cemetery, Laker View Cemetery, Nichols Cemetery, Milford Cemetery, St. Matthew Cemetery, and Hebrew Cemeteries.
Stamford dentist assets sale allowed in receiver action
Philip Kearn, receiver for Dr. James H. Fagan’s Stamford dental offices, was granted by Judge John R. Booth to sell the office assets. Kathryn Curran Higgins, former Bridgeport hotel manicurist and wife of a former New Haven Railroad VP, claimed a $4,000 loan and half the profits, accusing Fagan of drinking and neglecting dental practice. A hearing on making the receivership permanent featured acrimonious exchanges.
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Philip Kearn
Stamford
James H. Fagan
Bridgeport
John R. Booth
Superior Point
Kathryn Curran Higgins
New Haven Railroad Company
Pragan
Georgia Tech Prepares For International Clash With Penn State
Georgia Tech’s Golden Tornado, reinforced by Don Miller’s backfield coaching, eyes a major game against Penn State’s Wittany Lions. Star fullback Douglas Wycoff, a two year Southern standout, anchors the attack with averaging kicking, passes, and powerful runs. Teammates Ivan Williams and Carter Baron join Wycoff and Williams in Tech’s multi weapon backfield as Notre Dame style schemes reshape the matchup.
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New York
Georgia Tech
Golden Tornadoes
South
Don Miller
Georgia Ech
Notre Dame
Georga Tech Tyes
Wittany Lions
Penn State
Pennsylvanians
Douglas Wycoff
Wrycot
Drake
Wycol
Atlanta
Ivan Willams
Wycatt
Cattle Rock
Ark
Techs
Flo
Diverdine
Virginia Military Institute
Carter Baron
Red” Barron
Sam Murray
Wycoff and
Williams
Generals Ready to Play Tiger in Palmer Stadium
Lilkington Va Oct With only a day left the Generals labor to trim for their clash with the Princeton Tigers in Palmer Stadium Saturday The contest marks the second north invasion this fall for the Blue and White With starting lineup undecided Roper and coaches weigh changes Hawkins returns to practice after an injury from the Pitt game ahead of the battle with Pitt foe Princeton
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Lilkington
Princeton Tigers
Palmer Stadium
Princeton
Sli
Te Mason and Dixon Line
Tiger Faursty
Jis
Generaix
Oas BI Roper
Jera
Roper
Rad” Hawkins
Pival Mani
Moreshins
Pitt
Constantinople Noble Cuts His Left Thumb
Constantinople Noble, aged seven, fell while landing on his feet and cut his left thumb. He arrived at Tymergenss hospital alone yesterday seeking treatment for the injured digit. doctors sewed and bandaged it and he left in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Tymergenss Hospital
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Dr. Denton
Main St
Near Gas Co
Father Tht
Christiana Hillet Bleri
L'berum
Heaphy
State Street
Park Cemetery
Louise Iva Augustus
Louise
Va Augustus. Lvo
Arthur
Iva Augustus
Church Hill
Wairfield
Charles Button
Beechwood Avenue
Lakerview Cemetery
Edgar R. Bennett
Edgar Hennett
Derby Road
Nichols
Nichols Cemeter
Martha Hendricks
Buockingham
Martha Hendricks Hucknnham
Trarry Buckingham
Lafayette Street
Milford
Mary Tayior
Miford
Andrew Toth
Andrew
Ruth Poth
Dewey Street
St. Afaliets
Joseph Lesser
Knesel
Mre
Anna Leseler
Joseph Lester
Rhe
Ossur
Loreen
Bros
Urea
Rockwell & Co
Cracklehead
Generals
Tiger Combine
Balbriggan
Rockwell's
Beautiful Jacquard
Rayon
Muskrat
Paris
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