DONT STOP CITY PROGRESS AT RALLY SLOGAN FRED ATWATER SPEAKS
Mayor Fred Atwater urged voters not to halt progress in a rally, defending his administration amid municipal hardships and boasting city improvements. He defended the plank for the Cis Plaza plan, denounced Republican criticisms, and praised department heads and education candidates as part of a unified ticket.
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Pease Elected First President of Bridgeport Traffic Club
W. H. Pease of Bridgeport Brass was chosen as the first president of the Bridgeport Matty Association at a meeting in the Stratfield hotel. More than 60 traffic workers attended as officers were named including vice president C. Rogers and treasurer F. Boynton. The executive committee planned by laws and set up the initial leadership.
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Manufacturers
Crosby Named Secretary of Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Robert A. Crosby of New York was chosen as the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce secretary after over 40 candidates were considered. Crosby, a field worker for the Americanity Bureau of New York, takes the post December 1, succeeding Seward E. Price, and will oversee a membership drive and related campaigns in partnership with local directors.
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New York
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Crawfordane
Aris Maily
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Americanity Bureau of
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Bridgport
Stratford Farmers Protest Road Protection Ordinance
Stratford residents rally against a proposed winter road load limit of three tons on certain streets. Farmers argue the ordinance would hamper transport and livelihoods as officials debate feasibility and enforcement.
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Simplicity Marks Steinmetz Burial as City Sorrow
Dr Charles Proteus Steinmetz famed electrical pioneer died of myocarditis at home Friday. A quiet private funeral followed at Vale cemetery with limited attendance. notable mourners included a half sister from New York and an adopted son Leroy Hayden. General Electric plant paused five minutes in tribute as city schools closed early for services.
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New York City
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Dynamite Car Crash Averted Explosion By Rain
A dynamite laden car crashed near the northwest of the city, but rain prevented a detonation. Officials reported the train injured none and the explosives were extinguished, with authorities assessing risk and firefighting response.
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BlueNose Defeats American Boat In Fishermen's Race
The BlueNose of Lunenburg defeats Columbia of Gloucester in the first race of the series. Skipper Pine on Columbia loses to Canadian captain Angus Walter as the BlueNose gains early lead and holds on under light to variable winds on a forty mile course from Lal harbor.
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Wall Street Dock Cleaned After Death Incident
Police cleared the Wall Street dock following a death linked to a disorderly scene. Suspects identified as Joseph Collins of New Haven and Thomas Green of New York City were arrested amid reports of intoxication and impropriety at the waterfront rendezvous in the Weoborle Ward.
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New Haven
Thomas Greensumh
New York City
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Liquor Runners Motor Licenses Cannot Be Revoked
Ruling solicited by Stoeckel holds that motor vehicle licenses cannot be revoked for immoral use or illicit purpose under current law. Attorney General Healy cites constitutional limits on executive power and notes licensing is a legislative function. The question, raised by Commissioner Bloevlin, seeks guidance to close the proceeding under Chapter 400 amended by Chapter 87 of the Public Acts.
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Former Bridgeport Man Dies in Boston
Brighton Massachusetts October 29 Special to the Herald George Mogeman a long time electrical expert in Boston died suddenly at Atahore 264 Chestnut TH from an acute heart attack He was 70 native of Bridgeport Conn and for 25 years aided New England agent for Weston Evantment Instrument Co of Newark with offices at 17 Irodera street He was a member of the Edison Pioneers and is survived by Marywustn Ta of Detroit Michigan as his nearest relative.
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Signals For Constable To Drive On Arrested
A garbled report describes Frank Mafiah of Green Labs signaling a constable and attempting to evade arrest on a road near Southport. Masich is said to have moved Mafich toward police at a station. Mafich faces charges at a local court in the vicinity.
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Mother Asks Police To Send Boy Away
A mother on Bostwick Avenue asked police to remove her son who had been in custody after a pending City Court case. The boy, identified as Joel Burdosh, had been in trouble at a gasoline station and for smashing, with his behavior leading his mother to seek removal.
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Eats and Eats as Dollar Goes Up
A prosperous looking stranger in a Berlin restaurant places lavish orders as the dollar rises. The waiter calmly explains the change in value, noting the guest’s cereal soup meat dishes fruit coffee and cigars. The scene captures the era’s volatile exchange impacts.
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Navy Day expenses rejected by Tax Board
The Navy committee of the Chamber of Commerce sought 400 for Navy Day observances, but the Tax Board refused citing risk of setting a precedent. Health funds for Englewood hospital were tabled, and several transfers and budget cuts were approved to balance accounts.
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Captain White Warns U S Needs Strong Navy Policy
Captain FR Drad White of the Bridgeport urged the Civile Affeira committee for a strong navy and firm stance at a conference. He warned burglars among nations threaten open doors and urged parity with other powers to avoid loss of equality in Pacific and Atlantic talks.
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Parker falls to death in factory elevator shaft
A worker named Parker, employed 14 years as a carpenter at the Locus Mobile plant on Main Street, plunged down an elevator shaft and was instantly killed. Fellow workers found the body, the death deemed probably accidental, but officials have not fully explained the incident.
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Stamford Investors Names On Sharpers Sucker List
New York Oct 29 police focus on 100 people named on a sucker list in connection with the arrest of four alleged stock swindlers. The investigators asked these individuals to come to identify the swindlers and describe their dealings. About 40,000 in six months is cited in the case.
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Bandits Escape With $11 264 Payroll
New York on October 29 police recovered a forged payroll list implicating a four man gang. Albert Green law student David Tunnemann and Alex Gottesfield were arrested after a raid linked to stock broker crimes. They faced charges of attempted grand larceny with bail set at $10,000 each.
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Alex Gottesfield
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Dont stop city progress urged at Fifth District rally
Mayor Atwater pleads to keep momentum in city work as Democrat rally gathers supporters in the Fifth District. Republicans questioned Plaxt fate. Behrens opposes portable school houses at GOP event in the Fourth District. Socialist speakers urge fair pay for workers under Board of Charities during his regime. Police launch dock cleanup. two men arrested amid ongoing city actions.
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Sunken submarine raised as two men rescued alive
Panama Del 29 The American submarine O a sunk in wheellislon selbhy ie steamer Ab Angares forterday was raised shortly after one o'clock this afternoon. Only electrician Lawrence Brown and torpedoman Henry Breault were rescued from the hull and lake to the Golo hospital. No trace was found of the three other missing men. their fate may be reported later.
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Rhineland declares independence and peace appeal
Provisional Rhineland Republic government proclaims independence and calls for peace with all nations while promising to pay reparations to those harmed by war. In Dresden, Berlin-backed troops seize the Reich government, detain Communist ministers, suppress Saxony press, and tighten control amid civil upheaval.
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Mellon Replies to Pinchot Urging Prohibition Enforcement
Secretary Mellon writes to Governor Pinchot denying that his letters to Mr Mallow are gratuitous and urging Pennsylvania to expand efforts to enforce the prohibition law. He argues criticism is unjustified and stresses that enforcement must be strong in Pennsylvania as in other states.
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