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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1947
Page
35
Biriugh troops and police raided Yemenite Jewish quarters in Jerusalem early today, interrupting pre Yom Kippur services in at least two synagogues. Authorities gave a one hour limit, and when services did not finish, attendees were told to leave as soldiers searched the premises. Nine hundred people were screened and five men held for questioning.
San Francisco reports heiress Ann Cooper Hewitt wed radio disc jockey Frank Rodeo Roy Nicholson shortly after Nicholson’s wife died by an overdose. Coroner notes death of Mrs Gertrude Nicholson as death by own action. verdict pending toxicology. Ann Hewitt, heiress to part of a 10 million fortune, previously sued for sterilization, court case dismissed.
The fragment mentions a colonial Virginia rule requiring each man to carry a weapon for protection against the Indiana and references a San Francisco radio program at 6 00 a m. It also notes Nicholson’s claim that his previous wife was dead and that he has been married three times.
Allied agricultural experts in Tokyo say the United States must decide whether to feed flood distressed Japan or allow hunger. R H Da via notes Japan cannot cover its needs next year and floods worsen the shortage. He says American aid has supplied up to a third of Japan's food and must continue.
An advertising pitch extols Kellogg's All-Bran to relieve constipation. It claims bulk in the diet solves the issue and suggests consuming an ounce daily in milk or cereals, baked into muffins, plus ample water. The guarantee offers a refund if not regular, urging orders.
Lt. Col. J. H. Boulware warned Japanese prefectural governors that the rice year beginning next November could bring a bumper to flood ruin, calling the food outlook "the worst since the war ended" after unexpected floods.
This notice explains typical executor fees paid to a bank for settling estates of various sizes from under ten thousand to two million dollars. It notes probate court approval, compares bank versus individual charges, and invites readers to consult the trust department at home or office to discuss costs and planning for wills and estate settlement.
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