Disappearance of Campbell Couple Shocks Westport
Westport faces mystery as John A. Campbell and wife Lillian vanish after stating they would take a week's vacation. Neighbors and creditors note their honest business record. Items from their home are being moved out by creditors and furniture dealers. Local parish dinner launches fund drive for church debt.
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Westport
John A. Campbell
Lillian
Main Street
Ant
Campbell
Gardella
Norwalk
Christchurch
Robert Stephenson
Edmund Smith
Palmerton Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Staples High School
Arthur W. Ruff
Compo Road
Ruff
Sarah W. Howard
Leslie Sniffen
Kenneth Tl. Scofield
New York City
Howard
Robert Stranahan
Greens Farms
Ottawa Hills
Toledo
Samme
Katherine M. Malone
Campo
S. B. Lanehart
State Street
Waterbury
Elevator Fall Injures Six At Monastery Site
Six workmen were shaken and five more injured when a temporary elevator at the Cistercian Monastery of Our Lady of the Valley fell twenty six feet. CAP Ernest Benoit of Pawtucket sustained compound fractures of both legs and possible skull fracture. He was sent to Memorial hospital in Pawtucket. the other five were taken to St. Joseph's hospital in Providence.
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Lonsdale
R. 1
Ernest Benoit
Pawtucket
Our Lady of the Valley
Benoit
Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Providence
Air squadron to fly to Brainard Field
Air squadron from Mitchell Field bound for Brainard Field Hartford Conn will depart Saturday morning with five de Havilland planes led by Lieut Colonel B O Foulois commandant of Mitchell Field The group will participate in Connecticut National Guard air service exercises and will fly in formation from Mitchell Field to Brainard Field with an aircraft carrier hoisted in the rear to assist navigation
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Mineola
Remington-Burnelli
Mitchell
Grainerd Field
Hartford
Moon pull weighed by new earth moon instrument
New York AP reports scientists at Columbia University have devised an instrument that measures the lunar pull on Earth. The device by Ralph C. Sfartsough detects weight loss of about 29 thousandth of an ounce when lifted one foot, illustrating tides and enabling tests of Einstein theory on gravitation and light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph C. Sfartsough
Columbia University
Name Change Granted to Teo Hammersching Hammer
Teo Hammersching, assistant superintendent of the Webbing and Raging company in Norwalk, obtained court approval to change his name to Hammer. Judge John R. Booth approved the order in superior court yesterday afternoon as Hammer expressed embarrassment over mispronunciation and remembrance by friends, business associates, and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo Hammersching
Webbing and Raging Company
Norwalk
John R. Booth
Superir Court
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Deltetoast
Formosa
GiVc
van Dyk
Lyric Theatre
Kellogg's
Bory
Beylon Wnt
St. —Noble
Sperry & Barnes Bacon
Roa
Rome Bros
Fairfield Ave
OPP. Telephone CO
Grocery Department
Meat Department
Fish Department
Harbor Blues
J. A. Campbell
Wrives
Albert E. Johnson
Connecticut Avenue
Bridgeport
Johnston
William Murphy
Hauor
Abe
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Kenneth Mackenzie
Memorial Holy Trinity Church
Mackenzie
Brainard Field
Joan Lioven
ST. Louis
Garry” Herrmann
Cincinnati
National League Baseball Club
Royal Red Roosters
United States
Atkins
Washington Market
Ider Ham
Our Star
Fongues
Borden
BORDEN S / Farm Products Co, Inc
Barnum
Collie
Fred Helbig
Sperry
Barnes
Armour
Swift
Mohican Rocana
Meadowok
Baldwin
Smyrna
Ivory
Lifebuoy
raimolive—Lax
YOUN
Old Fashion
Mohican
Ondy Pregh
de. Louis Fischer
New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester
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Montreal
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Chicago
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