Borrowed Auto Kills Pedestrian in New Haven
In New Haven on October 14 a badly broken skull from being struck by a borrowed car driven by Alfonso Raccio twenty one. The car ran onto the sidewalk killing Santello Avallone forty five a Italian funeral director. Raccio is held on eight thousand dollars bond charged with reckless driving evading responsibility after an accident driving without a license and taking a vehicle without permission of the owner. He allegedly took the car after the owner refused him permission and the vehicle struck the pedestrian then a building and another car before stopping.
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New Haven
Santello Avallone
Alfonso Raccio
France's Save Franc Fund Turns Toward Art
Paris October 15 AP Joffres save the franc fund shifts to art in late October with a sale of works by renowned artists from four nations. Proceeds go to the amortization fund as Latin American painters and sculptors joined from the United States England and Europe to honor France.
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Paris
Marshal Joffre
Camppaign
France
United States
England
Europe
Photo of interior of stomach produced by Elsner in Berlin
Berlin October fifteenth. Dr Hans Elsner head of the charity polyethic describes photographing the interior of the stomach for the first time. He used a high power optical system and a blue lamp replacing the gastro scope’s white lamp. Elsner, 62, has twelve years as assistant to Prof Osmar Boas.
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Berlin
Hans Elsner
Charity
Polyethic
Elsner
Osmar Boas
Berlin University
Husband Stabs Wife to Death in Elmira
George Earl Bromley, 29, fatally stabbed his wife Lydia, 28, with a hunting knife after a long spell of domestic trouble in Elmira New York. He drove around town then surrendered to police after confessing he choked her when she refused to kiss him. Coroner said death was instant.
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Elmira
George Earl Bromley
Lydia
Bromley
Tracey Hamilton
Radio Schedule Highlights From Multiple Cities
A detailed grid lists late afternoon to midnight programs across stations WCWS WIZ WOSN WN York WHNY WAHQ and more, including orchestras, choirs, news, weather, market updates, religious talks, and youth programming. Notable entries mention the Bridgeport Humming Birds, Ambassadeor Trio, Seniture Heading, and various local artists performing throughout the day.
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WCWS
Bridgeport
Orchestra
Radio Orchestra
Piavetta Hour of Music
Silver Kage Sextette
Bridgeport Humming Birds
Bugs Revellers
WIZ
New York
Ambassador Trio
Weather Reportarly Menu
Jullien Heath
Hey
Suzanne
Crete Hutchviews
Bob McDonald
Pauline McDonald
Sopran
Mob McDonald
Joe Sherman
F.T.H. Bacon
Hina Clewent
M. W. Whites
Louis Michting
Theatre Tattle
Lule
Frances
Rees
Thariotte Quick
Pauline ‘Getter
T Widdemer
Lex Sanderson
Toretta Hurley
WNYO
Market High Boot
Reich
EM —Balvatorg
Cusensa
A. Firmin
Isco Mari
Christian Schlost
Rcbest Snes
Lott
Phillips
Bopram
Schats
Brodie
Sener
Bach
Quality Boys
Treasureland Enveible
E. Gillis
A. Markels
F. Boer
Potslow City St
Sioux City Fix
Heport
Fashion Musicale
Harriet Haphan
Freld Normanton
Jonquert Andrews
Mplexivent
Olden
Leo Bartinique
Jen Halperin
Roadway Association
Tunn
Infornia Ramblers
Iny
Gaston
WIC
Fartford
Hond Trin
Cony Gaudet
Despondent wife jumps from jetty to Ocean after death
Mrs Gene Blair Wood thirty eight of Savannah apartments despondent over her husband’s death leaped into the Atlantic from a Longport jetty with nine year old Dorothy her daughter clinging to life fleeing crowds. Isaac Soter an ex coast guard brought her ashore but officials could not revive her.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Gene Blair Wood
Savannah
Longport
Dorothy
Isaac Soter
Coast Guard
Quiet Rules Return After Jail Mutiny in Delaware County
In Media Pennsylvania the Delaware County jail regained order after a prisoner mutiny. About 220 inmates, including over 200 men and many women, faced injuries from birdshot and clashes with guards and deputized staff. Overcrowding and reduced rations were cited as contributing factors. Warden George E. Allen acknowledged the complaints but condemned the riot. More than twenty young black women were blamed for the attempted breakout during the disturbance that lasted roughly one hour.
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Delaware County
Wih
George E. Allen
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Main Street
New Canaan
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