Greek Delegate Seeks Prompt League Settlement At Geneva
In Geneva Greece pressed new terms before a hurried league session. Proposals include neutral judges for Greece inquiry and Albania Greece incidents, a three judge panel, and a 50 million Swiss bank guarantee for indemnities. Delegates clashed softly as Lord Cecil steered the council through the dispute with Italy.
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Geneva
Greece
Council of the League
Italy
Anegesta
Council of Ambassadors
Albania
Federal Tribunal
Pramnanet Court of Internacional Justice
M. Polltis
Robert Cecil
League
BM. Bolltig
Corfu
Signer Salandrin
M. Polltie
Mosthenes
Anna
City Hall Site Purchase Report Details Bank Property Deal
A special aldermanic committee report outlines the city buying the City National Bank corner at Main and Bank streets for a new city hall. Price set at six hundred thousand with 250000 due at signing and 400000 due by September 1, 1945. The bank reportedly has an option on the library property at Main and John streets, with potential swap terms and library relocation plans. The report was laid on the table for the next aldermanic meeting.
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City National Bank
State, Main and Bank Streets
City Hall
Common Council
Pank
Bridgeport
Main
Jown
A. R. Brown
Prophesied Cargo Submarines From Lake Genius
Linton Lake, a Milford mechanical genius and Lake Company vice president, marks his seventeenth birthday with bold ideas for cargo carrying submarines. He predicts a future where carpo carrying subs serve global trade, citing wartime designs of a 95 foot long vessel and Wrangel Island routes, while continuing work at his laboratory.
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Iirthsday
Linton Dake
Lake Impany
Milford
Atlante City
le Widl
Dr. Lake
LeRee
Lake
Wrangel
Carpo
Wan Elleland
City presents street extension plans for Harrison and Broad
City engineer proposes extending Harrison Street and Broad Street to ease downtown congestion. Two layout options, estimated at one million dollars, would include large parking areas to offset Plaza and local street parking losses. Plan referred to Aldermen committees for Streets and Sidewalks review.
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Broad Street
Harrison
Cie Sire
Camnoy Council
Reid
Stree
Broad, Bank
Jahnaigeeta
Messart
Broad St
Harrison St
Liquor Load Seized On Post Road By Agents
Agents seized a liquor load on Post Road after stopping a car carrying three teenagers and two men. The group was detained as officers searched the vehicle and recovered gallons of alcohol. Three suspects were jailed in holds pending further action, while repairs were nearby and the area was quiet.
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Teen
Wena
West
Loyal
Pend Edward
Sutter States
Lavery
United States
Fost
Zain Ad Writing Contest Offers Men a Razor Prize
Men can enter the Hindle Drug company Zain Ad contest for a chance to win a gold filled Gillette safety razor set. Entries describe clever ad ideas to promote Gillette razors, judged for originality with the deadline noted on the weekly paper.
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Zain
Hindle Drug Company
Razor
City Engineer Plans Harrison Street Extension
A map outlines Cil Broad street extension proposing a Warrigon street route to connect to Seaside area. The plan would convert dead ends into through streets, creating a public square between Pinkalin area, Cannan and Jet streets, with parking aims near The Plaza and Navy Church. An alternative route on Brow street is shown but deemed less favorable. (Continued on Page Two.)
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Cil Broad Street
Warrigon Straet
Bsington
Wrough
Jirrison Street
Tsi
Brave Street
Oil Square
Jack of Harrison
Yvon Public
Pinpkalin
Ereis
Cannan
Jet
Agin
Luis
Navy
Iva
First Woman Autoist Jailed
Wayne Barry reports the first woman autoist jailed in Connecticut for driving under the influence. Mrs Delia Ryan of Bermuda was sentenced to 10 days in New Haven county jail by Judge LeM. Peagley in district court after pleading guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence. The judge remarked he does not believe strong moral training cures such behavior.
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Wayne Barry
Ennreticut
Delia Ryan
Bermour
New Haven
Judga Lede de M. Peagley
Tyan
Hauer
Peasley
Lever
Newfield Building Sold for About 500000 to Be Modernized
Samuel N. Schnee and Abraham C. Sinnce announced the purchase of the Newfield building from Wheeler Company for roughly 500000. The five story, 400 room office block is among the city's largest and will be modernized as a purely investment, with no speculation. The deal marks one of the era's biggest single real estate transactions in the city.
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Samuel N. Schnee
Abraham C. Sinnce
Newfield
Wheeler Company
Ate Servueh H. Wheeler
Schnee
Hit by trolley car fracture skull at East Malin corner
Joseph Bucki of Steuben Street was struck by a trolley at East Malin and Mowesreests last night. He suffered a fractured skull and was taken to St. Vincent's hospital after first aid at a nearby house. Police report not yet filed. believed crossing the street failed to see the oncoming trolley.
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East Malin
Tucks
A. B. Margulis
St. Vincent's
Ibal. Hu
Red Cross Campaign Aims 35 Million Fund Drive
Washington reporting on Red Cross efforts after the Japan earthquake, officials announce an immediate nationwide drive for a 35 million fund. Divisional quotas include Washington Connecticut Pennsylvania at 2.3 million and other regions across the nation.
Secretary Weeks Acts On Relief In Hawaii
Secretary Weeks ordered the Hawaiian department to report the army’s available supplies for relief. He noted that shipments to Japan from the Philippines may be insufficient and indicated Hawaii stocks would be sent to the earthquake zone.
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Washington
Hawaiian Department
Hawaii
Japan
Philippines
Campaign to aid Japan launched across United States
New York Sep 4 Americans and Japanese in the city joined a relief drive started from major financial and charitable groups to aid stricken Japan. By nightfall a 350 000 dollar donation from a banking affiliation flowed to the American Red Cross with expected strides toward a million dollars within hours. Cablegrams were sent to Tokyo and Yokohama to learn the fate of personnel and properties of wartime organizations and businesses. Most messages were returned or delivered. Fear expressed for staff and natives at war sites. Continued on page 3.
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Washington
Japan
Red Cross
Washington Division
Connecticut
Pennsylvani
Maryland
Delaware
Columb
West
Colorado
New York
New
Jeruington
Associated Press
American Red Cross
Tokio
Yokohama
Borowy rearrested on another theft charge
Alexander Borowy of 279 Ogden Street was re arrested after a Stratford police line up on a theft of an auto charge. He is held on 1900 dollars bond. Fred Steinbrich of 5060 Main Street and two minors are held on auto theft charges from George Kirsten's garage at 36 Park Avenue.
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Alexander Borowy
Ogden Street
Stratford
Jecal Oiten
Borowy
Fred Steinbrich
Main Street
George Kirsten
Park Avenue
Coal negotiations resume by factions today in Philadelphia
Negotiations over a new wage contract between coal workers and mine owners resume tonight in Philadelphia as officials from the United Mine Workers and three district presidents prepare to meet in Warrensburg tomorrow. Both sides show no change in position, with Governor Pinchot’s ideas awaited to end the suspension of mining and move negotiations forward amid limited progress.
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Philadelphia
Warrisburs
Pinchot
Everstors
Greatest earthquake devastates Japan with massive casualties
An immense Japanese quake centered near Osaka destroys Tokyo and Yokohama, with estimates of 300,000 to 500,000 dead. Fires rage for days, docks and buildings collapse, and new islands rise while rivers change courses. Foreign residents and diplomats face uncertain fates as the world watches.
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Japan
Osaka
Associated Press
Tokio
Yokohama
Capitel Isel
Atte
Yokohime
Max D. Kir
Cyrud E. Woods
Osaka Asshi As
Yokosuka
Frond and Harrison plan city improvements and annexes
City council discusses extensive projects including street work, library purchase, and new city hall site at a reduced budget. Mayer vetoes school funding motion, votes on reform measures, and a drive-in gasoline station proposal is debated. Local routes, park facilities, and sewer updates appear amid a busy council agenda with several authorizations and public notices.
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Frond
Harrison
Gil Ug Neer
McFfroy
Akener
TUL
Halonal Bank
Uity Halls
Deal
Mayer
Wim
Ehan
Widores
Poe Poenen
Urangur
Permi
Saumoe! Cp Ia
Park
Beechwoul
Werdin Rene Ana
Saawers
Laab
Hawteld Avenue
Park Ave
Eintela Bloek
Helines
Imate
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M. Politis
Ences
National
Bank
Public Works
Hansen Avenue
Council
Harrison and
Hindle
Vomyanyep
Harrison Street
Broap & Haafpison
McElroy
Newfield Blogk
Redgross
Weeks
U.S
Orient
Chichibu Range
Simon Lake
Springfield
Rotary Clad
Bays College
Hig
Atorney Lorin Wills
Toquet
Vily
Recreation Board
Park Pavie
Beach Family
Pruybull
Tropibell
Arnon
Greenwich
Westport Y. Ma
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