Kiwanians Elect McGregor Governor in New England Rotating Post
The Kiwanis district meeting in Bridgeport crowned Dr McGregor as New England Kiwanis governor designate with Jan 1 1996 as the start. He has long served Norwalk First Congregational Church and held district roles while promoting youth aid and vocational guidance. Henry C Heinz and Walter J Campbell attended as International leaders and spoke on service to underprivileged children and civic cooperation.
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Yale
Avon
Clinton
First Congregational Church
Norwalk
McGregor
Connecticut Prison Association
Fairfield County Agsoria
Congregational Chinches
New England
Kbwanis
Kiwanis Club
Arthur Wheeler
Kiwanis International
Cleveland
Kiwanis
Walter J. Campbell
Campbell
International Y M.C. A College
Springfield
Herald Kiwanis
America
New England Kiwanis
New England Council
Elgeport
Bridgeport Kiwanis Club
Thenksa
Irvin HZ. Dterdorff
Boston
Blaine Owen
Augusta
Hig Ute
Glee Club
Worcester
Etratfield
Kiwanig International
Toronto
Canada
Kiwanis Orchestra
James FP. Armstrong
Malden
Mass
Elmer Spear
Leutenant
Armstrong
Walter J Campbell
PL Wheeler
Lawrence
Henry C. Heinz
Atlanta
International Silver Company
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Eiwaiuis Club
Harry B. Kennredy
New Haven
Jamon F Armatrong
Aurel Stinson
Greenfield
Edward Balch
Haverhill
E. E Philbrook
Portland
Iucheon
Frank H. Foy
Quincy
E T Buckingham
John Schwarz
Alvin H Han«cock
Julius Kohlmaler
450 Miles On A Gallon Of Gas
A garbled report touts revolutionary energy ideas and a claim by Oliver of a device that supposedly slashes gasoline use. It mentions The Whirlwind Mig Co and an offer to send trial details, but the text is largely unreadable and contains numerous errors.
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Generis
Oliver
Gutoieuve
Furful Pariculars
Whirlwind Mig Co
Alt
Victors in 2300 mile air race reach Spokane finish
W Holman of St Paul and J S Charles of Richmond shared top honors in the extended 2300 mile trans continental Derby. Charles led the class B pilots while Holman won the major class A. Final times varied as racers completed nine or six stops across Montana and other routes.
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Felts Field
Spokane
Associated Press
New York
W. Holman
St Paul
J S. Charles
Richmond
Montana
Charles
Halman
Holman
Roosevelt Field
C W. Meyers
Detroit
Eugene Dettmer
Tarrytown
N. Y
Seale Moalier
St. Paul
W. H. Emery, Jr
Bradford
E.G Knapp
Ypsilanti
Mich
N. B. Mamer
Wash
E. E
Nick B. Mamer
N. C. Lippiatt
Los Angeles
Lee Schoenhair
San Francisco
Cecil Langdon
Aberdeen
Lippiatt
Langdon
Schoenhair
Anonymous letter clues murder in quiet Vineland home
A local murder case centers on an anonymous letter found near a Vineland residence. A resident described as a “volunteer prisoner” in a state police barracks spent the day recovering at home while neighbors offered sympathy. Police and curious observers gathered, with discussions of the slaying continuing.
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South Vineland
Poller Muthorites
Fire scene details and wiring of insurance scheme in factory case
Testimony described a blocked doorway in a factory loft with extreme heat from a flash fire. Fire chief called it a fleh fire and noted only small amounts of material scorched in several packing cases. An appraisal by William Hayes Jr. and insurance negotiations with Segall were entered as exhibits along with witness accounts of large stock tied to Segall. Jury selected from Danbury, Darien, Greenwich, and Bridgeport areas with multiple witnesses examined.
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George Butler
Engine Company No 6
Bolu
Fleh
William Hayes, Jr
Boston
Hayes
Eva Shaevgitz
Kilracherbauum
New York
Segall
Walter Bennett
Bridgeport
David Saitman
Matthias Hettinger
Saltmann
Hettinger
Anand
Arthur L Pickett
Danbury
Samuel 8. Wilson
Leonard W. Rust
Darien
Elmer
Stephen Jessup
Greenwich
Frank I. Comstock
New Canaan
Charles Shannon
Newtown
Frank C. Becker
Yellow Mill bridge work completes float and move
The Yellow Mill draw span was floated off the old pier and moved 360 feet northerly to a temporary bridge site after eight hours of prep. The operation involved acetylene cutting, scows, and a 700 ton load. Contractors faced clearance and pier issues but succeeded as tides rose. A boatman charged 10 cents for river crossings.
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Liberty Auto and Electric Company
Powell
Yellow Mill
Yellow Mit
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Co
C. W. Blakeslee & Bons
Bam
Bus Hits Car Killing Woman and Injuring Three
In Thomastonville Connecticut a light touring car was struck by a Hartford–Springfield Express bus in Warehouse Point at 4 PM. Mrs. John Bullet, 65, of Pittsfield Massachusetts, died almost instantly. Her son-in-law Rudolph Kaylor and daughter lived East Windsor were badly injured and hospitalized at St Francis in Hartford. The bus driver Stephen Healey of Windsor Locks faced manslaughter charges.
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Thomphonville
Conn
Associated Press
John Bullet
Pittsfield
Mass
Rudolph Kaylor
East Windsor
Warehouse Point
Mra
Bullet
St. Francis Hospital
Hartford
Stephen Healey
Windeor Locka
von Muimoused Oo Lechpleal
Park City hospital wing drive kicked off at Stratfield hotel
Prominent medical figures and Jewish community members gathered at the Stratfield to launch a campaign raising 200000 dollars to add a wing to Park City hospital. The plan includes modern operating rooms wards private rooms diet kitchens and a dispensary with future expansion to 200 beds. leaders include Cornelius S. Loder Leonard Asheim and John Duvall Gluck while Rabbi Isac A. Braue spoke on the hospital’s nonsectarian aims and its role for Connecticut Jewry.
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Stratfield
Park City Hospital
Cornelius S. Loder
America
Park City
Loder
Rockefeller Foundation
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
American Medical Society
American Association of Hospitals
American College of Surgeons
John Duvall Gluck
Leonard Asheim
Isac A. Braue
Bridgeport
Connecticut
David Fear
Henry Greenstein
Sam Layit
Max Cohen
Gluck
M. J. Greenstein
David Lesser
Harry Fx
Max Bresuler
Fred Levy
William Rappoport
M. Raenthal
Martin
I. Horn
N R. Tolk
Mildred Gouse
Sadie Tolk
H. Nishball
Maurice Rosenthal
Cleman Tannenbaum
Tragic Beauval Mission Fire Claims 23 Clergy and Children
Nineteen children and Sister Lea die in a blaze at Beauval Catholic mission on Lac la Plonge near Prince Albert. Four nuns and an unidentified priest are among the injured. Fifty six children are rescued as flames engulf the dormitory at midnight. The Oblate Fathers and Grey Nuns operate the facility, one of the oldest northern missions.
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Prince Albert
Sasx
Associated Press
Lea
Beauval
Lac la Plonge
Big River
Sask
A. Amyot
Regina
Isle Lacrosse
Lajaunesse
Oblate Fathers
Aucel
Adam
Order
Baer
Raymond
Slater Taylor
Home
Slaver Lea
Fire Destroyed Three Army Hangars at Fort Sill
Three Army hangars at Fort Sill, near here, were destroyed by fire today causing about 260000 in damage. No injuries reported. The blaze started in a deserted hangar discovered about 30 minutes earlier. cause undetermined.
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Fort Sill
Oklo
Associated Press
Post Field Army Aviation Camp
Fie
Meriden Man Elected to National YMCA Council
Burton L. Lawton of Meriden was elected to the national YMCA Council representing District 1 of western Connecticut. The council meets in Chicago on October 25. Lawton’s election followed a session at the Y.M.G.A. building at 114 Gilbert Street with 76 representatives from western Connecticut. Budget discussions for the 1828 national and state YMCA organizations were reviewed and approved.
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Burton L. Lawton
Meriden
Connecticut
National Council
Chicago
Mr. Lawton
Gilbert Street
Ex-Jailer Held as Thefts Over Fourteen Thousand Dollars
New Haven cuff Baldwin a former jail clerk and purchasing agent was arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses after auditors found defalcations totaling 11119.52 in county jail books from 1918 to 1927. He restitutioned 17363.94 including interest and investigation costs. Warrants set for three counts, with alleged falsified bill heads and county checks. Bail posted on a real estate bond.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Frank R. Baldwin
Konda
Daniel Pouzener
Baldwin
Edward P. Keating
Poutzner
Pourgzner
Philip Fond
James Geddes
A. A. Elsele
Evangelist Jordon to be questioned on bigamy charges
Grand Rapids Mich Sept 21 By Associated Press Rev Willis J Jordon formerly of Columbus Fi ill in hospital plans to leave once discharged He did not reveal destination and said he would not return to Columbus He said he was ordered to leave town by a man whose name he did not disclose No charges have been preferred and officials said he would not be detained He admitted one wife in Roanoke Va but denied others in Columbus
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Associated Press
Willis J. Jordon
Columbus
Jovison
A. A. Carrall
Minster
Ac H
Jder-don
Jordon
Roan Te Va
Postmaster Selection Emphasizes Merit Over Politics
Civil Service commission rep says Bridgeport postmaster job is merit based with three top candidates chosen after exam. Five candidates named: Pjsston, Alfred W. Burdie, Charles Wheeler, William Taeger, Clinton R. Carpenter, and George A. Doyle. Filing closes October 11.
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Bridgeport
Civil Service Commission
W. OG. Hull
Commission
Mull
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur ¥. Connor
Pijsston
Alferd W. Burdie
Charles Wheeler
William 7. Taeger
Clinton R. Carpenter
Chsorge A. Doyle
Inet Dey
App
Sects Represented in Seminary Classes Hartford
President Mackenzie announced at the Hartford Seminary foundation opening that 200 students enrolled for the fall term, the largest in 82 years. Of these 51 are Congregationalists, 36 Methodists, 23 Presbyterians, with 19 other denominations represented by at least one student. He said Protestantism is gradually unifying and that only three items remain to reconcile: the Sacraments, creeds and organization.
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Hartford
William Douglas I Mackensie
Hartford Seminary Foundation
Pr. Mackenzie
Mackenzie
Dr. Mackenzie
Young Named New Federal Reserve Governor
Roy A. Young of Minnesota, a former governor of the Federal Reserve Bank, was named to head the Federal Reserve Board. The appointment by President Coolidge follows the resignation of D. A. Cussinges of Ohio, with the confirmation and qualification process pending.
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R. A. Young
Federal Reserve Hed
Washington
Associated Press
Roy A. Young
Federal Reserve Bank
Ben
Federal Reserve Board
Conlee Ina
Treasury
Young
D A. Cussinges
Ohio
Coolidge
Tel Ye
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Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Mill River Country Club
Stratford
Champ’s Farm
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Walter Campbell
International Organization
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Schiller
Bohn
Holman Whas
Butlough
Missoula
Erro
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North Dakota
Jack Ashcroft
Glendive
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