Auto collision on State Street injures driver
A driver named James L. McIntyre swerved to avoid a bus on State Street near Hancock Avenue yesterday morning. His car overturned and pinned him. he was rushed to Harvey Hubbell Emergency Hospital with probable arm fracture and shock. Gluseppy Megloniss, 9 Ridge, suddenly became insane at Crane Company plant and was taken to Milliside home by Dr. F J O'Brien.
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James L. McIntyre
State Street
Hancock Avenue
Hea
Harvey Hubbell Company Emerency
Misys Janetton
Hosuier
Ano
Gluseppy
Megloniss
Ridge Guenta
Milliside
F. J. O'Brien
Postal Receipts Show Big Gain This Year
Bridgeport post office records indicate total postal receipts for the year reaching about 2 million with parcel post sales to manufacturers driving most of the increase. From January 1 to October 7 receipts rose to 484,672, up 3,327 from the prior year, and September showed a 7,254 gain over the same month last year. Firemen freed two young girls trapped by a room fire at 224 French Street, Gertrude four and Sarah two, daughters of Aaron Goldman.
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Chirtes L. Greene
Bridgeport
Green
Tirewen
Prench Street
Yiaiere Fay
Gertrude
Sarah
Aaron Goldman
Johnson Named for Representative Nomination in Ansonia
Walter B. Johnson of Seymour was nominated for senator from the 176th District at the senatorial convention in City Hall Ansonia. Among Democrats present were Mayor David Fisherald Bow Hevan, J. Spallacy for Secretary, and O'Sellvan for Congress. Dr Herman Brody was appointed dental surgeon to the US Army Reserve Corps.
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Axsonia
Walter B. Johnson
Seymour
Ansonia
Democratic Party
David Fisherald
Bow Hevan
J. Spallacy
United States
O'Sellvan
Congress
Frith
Herman Brody
Hay
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Motor boat found ashore off Fairfield reef
A high and dry motor boat named Dan was found on Pemiod reef near Fairfield with no occupants. Attempts to identify or claim the vessel failed. a temporary anchorage was set, and the boat awaits its owner. The craft bears F039 registration from Fairfield. Local Legion meetings and other town notices follow in the report.
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Pairfield
Bsafoot
Dan
Atsog
Saeht Glubg
Cing
Game
John E. Boyle
Eben
Wairfield Courtly
American Legion Post
Legion House
Spalding
Fair- Nord Wil
American Legion Auxiliary
Lae Legion
Tas
Red Men
Bir
Legion Denies Ties To Magazine Sales Scheme
Connecticut American Legion clarifies no link to street sellers touting an ex-service man's magazine and bonus buttons. State Commander Kelly notes touts travel statewide from Bridgeport, with reports of high profits and mistaken association with a veterans group.
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The
American Legion
Legion Ds Moc
Stolips
Tren
Connecticut American Legion
Ure
Fdwara Ta Kelly
Yoony
Bridgeport
Mail delivery stopped for noncompliant box owners
Public notice warns that mail delivery will be suspended for individuals who have not provided a suitable box or receptacle by December 31. The First Assistant Postmaster General directs notices to be sent by the Treasury Department. Welfare building services will be closed Columbus Day as staff address holiday patients.
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Ia Greene
Yaelas
Democrats Gauge Seats In Friday Caucus At Headquarters
The Silk district delegates gather Friday night at Democratic headquarters to canvass support and choose the strongest candidate for the senatorial nomination. Names include Alderman E C J Kelty and Vincent L Keating. Registrations near 2,000. many applicants from the five districts.
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T. J. Murphy
State Central
Silk District
Ning
Col. Murphy
E. C. J. Kelty
Vincent L. Keating
Democratic Representative
Main Street
Samuel B. Flotkin
Avery
Harry Siiverstone
Stalin H. MaMurra
Gtso
Publishers suing fusion committee over 1949 mayoral bill
In a Court of Pleas session yesterday the Behaws Publishing Co sued William P. Kin, a member of a self-made committee backing Vincent for mayor, over $240 in ad space allegedly used by Kirk and the committee. The defense argues the ad spend violates state corrupt practices law. no decision was announced.
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Behaws
Kirk
Wink
Eames Thanks Mayor For Cooperation On Charter Issue
Georgy M Hames, chair of the charter revision committee, yesterday praised Mayor Aticater for placing the question of amending a charter on the ballot and urged further Common Council action. He argued the council should form committees to study the issue and supported the affirmative vote as best for framing a new charter.
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Georgy M- Hames
Byive Otsaamtanins
Earthea
No Objection to Discharge in Fellman Bankruptcy Case
Recommendation for discharge in bankruptcy has been made by Reserve Jain Keogh in the case of Leonard Fellman doing business as Criterion Rubber Company. At yesterday morning’s hearing, no creditor objected to the petition.
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Referve Jain Keogh
Leonard Fellman
Criterion Rubber Company
Creditera Im
Tanlac Advertises Health Revival Through Testimony
An aged reader from Lansdowne Maryland hails Tanlac for stomach pains backache and nervous weakness saying it restored strength and youth. The ad features George A Davis and an array of testimonials while promoting international property and distribution networks across the United States and Canada.
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George A. Davis
Lansdowne
Davis
Mr. Davis
Tanlac
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