Bitter clash over Warren Harding High manual arts plan
East Bridgeport awaits a heated Board of Education debate on the new Warren Harding High school. Plans favor 43.6 percent of instruction in manual arts while only 6.0 percent would be devoted to standard classrooms. Trade school advocates push for full manual training, while the board seeks a broader high school curriculum with optional trade paths.
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Warren, Hardingigh School
East Bridgewort
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Fred J. Grinder
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Alfred Fones
Board of Educaton
Fones
Trinder
Pones
Warren Harding High School
Identifies Dead Fan as Her Live Brother
Stamford dispatch reports a woman identifying a deceased man as her brother after a Halloween body was found. Michael Pautack and authorities questioned the match, with family protests and a broader inquiry to determine the true identity of the man in the morgue.
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Dead Fan
Stamford
Sede Pautack
Plea Decisions Begin in New Haven Superior Court
Thirty nine prisoners moved from the county jail to open the Criminal Superior Court session in New Haven Judge Powell Jennings presiding. Most pled not guilty or had sentences deferred. saloon keepers and two others were not received today but expected within days as State's Attorney Alling plans to try all together for uniform sentences.
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Arman A. Alling
FIRE N GREENWICH MAKES WOMAN PANICKY
Greenwich fire department controls blaze at an overbytues store in Mrs Daley’s apartment building. Tenants escape as flames damage property valued around 1,000. Mrs John Monagha suffers injuries while being rescued through a gas filled hallway. Firemen later evacuated her using a ladder. Two lines of the building burn briefly. Several families lose household effects to fire and water.
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Greenwich
Daley
Letorg
No Negligence Found in Coroner Probe
Coroner reports no negligence in the death of Stewie Verin Feders at an industrial plant accident Saturday. Witness testimony described wiring and a high voltage setup as a pipe was moved, causing an electrical circuit that led to a fatal result. no fault was found with the plant or staff.
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Mys Feders
Agroner
John wThelay
Brakeman Improves After Fall at Railroad
Report states hospitalized brakeman Sanford of New Haven sustained a fractured tumb vertebra after a fall from a trestle at the Gaul station Monday morning. He was listed resting fairly comfortably at St Vincent's Hospital last night. Also noted were injuries to Mrs Adeline Walienta of Main Street who fell on her porch and Aleck Pubiski of Main Street shocked by contact with a high tension wire at the railroad station.
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Iargld Sanford
New Haven
St. Vincent's Hospital
Main Street
Sualion
News of Interest to B. H. S. Students
The high school year is praised and renewal is planned this semester. A student team aims to challenge state rivals with practices posted weekly in the library. Candidates for the team will be invited to the meeting in Room 10 after school. A tennis tournament is announced with Lennig and Greenvlart names noted for participation.
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Mecme
Schvol
Upyronte
Pracres
Thenrom
Lenni
Leo Greenvlart
Jones
Tugebien
Triplet Dies. One of Three From Nazta Family
A triplet from Me and Mrs Joseph Nazta of 108 South Avenue, born last August, died yesterday morning from a stomach ailment. The two surviving infants were treated at St Vincent's Hospital. The third, named Grunge, succumbed to the illness as officials investigated what caused the condition.
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Joseph Nazta
South Avenue
Alberts
Doctors Say Golf Not Game for Old Men
London reports debate on age limits for golf players as medical experts warn that skill and stamina decline with age. A secretary at a college and several physicians argue continued play risks serious injury, urging older golfers to retire from competition.
Trial for Arson Adjourned Until This Morning
A trial for arson connected to a July fire at a residence on Nori Avenue was adjourned to the morning session. Prosecutors and witnesses, including Chief Daniel Johnson and city police, testified about the blaze and the damage to the home and its contents.
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Carl Fos
Mopant
Daniel Johnson
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Beardsley
Cal Wire Department
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Atemey
Lawrence Winkelsupne
Aviacney
William Lave
Bernas
Gil Witre
Fined For Sulphur Salt In Hamburger Mystery
A New Haven item reports a fine issued over sulfur additives in hamburgers. Investigators traced the supplier and meat dealer involved, with officials citing violations and penalties.
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