Reformatory Term Is Ordered For Leader in Rioting at Jail
William P. Careen 18 of 10 South Avenue pleaded guilty to six counts of breaking and entering and was sentenced to an indefinite term in Cheshire reformatory by Judge Thomes J. Molloy. Harold Cook 19 of 490 Broad Street received a three month suspended jail sentence and two years probation for aiding in the jail disturbances. George F. Harron 26 of 56 Beacon View Drive Fairfield pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and auto theft, receiving concurrent one to two year terms in state prison. Harron was described as a ring leader and observed attempting to open a cell door at Dom inick's grill suspects.
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Bridgeport
William P. Careen
South Avenue
Cheshire Reformatory
Thomes J. Molloy
Superior Court
Harold Cook
Carson
Otto J. Baur
Molloy
Franklin Furniture Company
Edward A. Pratt
Mr. Saur
Cheshire
Jalla
Beaconview Drive
Fairfield
Harron
Saur
Edward Comcowich
Ansonia
Dominick’s Grill
Stratford
Cadillac-Oldamoblie Company
William Faber
Nash Surgical Co Truss Fitting Service Ad
A Bridgeport advert promotes Nash Surgical Co offering truss fittings with detailed instruction and consultative service. It claims hundreds of successful truss fittings and invites visits at 1179 Broad Street near Elin Street.
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Bridgeport
Nash Surgical Co
Broad St
Elin St
Marshall Praises Work On Aid Plan
Secretary of State Marshall commends 16 Western European nations for intensive cooperation in drafting a joint economic recovery program. He notes the plan calls for 22.4 billion dollars in outside aid and says the close collaboration among six nations is a significant achievement. Marshall intends to consult with governments for any additional information as he sent letters to the European cooperation committee and to British Foreign Secretary Bevin.
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Washington
Marshall
United States
Committee of European Economic Cooperation
Paris
Harvard University
Ernest Bevin
Receunt
Bevin
Girl Directs Hold Up of Boston Loan Office
Boston police search a stylish gun moll and a male accomplice after they rob a South End loan office, escaping with 17 dollars and four watches. Miss Bertha Weinberger, operator, said the woman entered first and warned she would choke if anyone moved. Her mother Mrs. Hannah Weinberger and Naugher Gordon were forced into a rear room during the theft.
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Boston
INS
South End
Bertha Weinberger
Mise Weinberger
Hannah Weinberger
Naugher Gordon
Dartmouth student jailed in conductor death case
Donald P. Mead, 23, of Wenham, a Dartmouth College student, received a 30 month sentence in the Essex County House of Correction for simple assault related to a rail line death. An 11 member jury acquitted him of manslaughter in the death of Roland J. Boucher, 63, of Portland, Maine, from a February 12 brawl on a Beantown to North Shore night train.
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Salem
Mass
INS
Donald P. Mead
Wenham
Dartmouth College
Essex County House of Correction
Hae Eex
Mead
Roland J. Boucher
Portland
Boucher
Beaton
North Shore
Tmple
Raoul H. Boudreau
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Peggy Parks
Textron
Howland's
Assam
Palen
Crete
Peepeet
Susawin- Williams Research
Peatroy
Yue Suan Win Williamse Co
Boston Loan Office
Main St
Howard S. Challenger
Ewspapera
Howland
STRE
Howland’s
Bridgeport, Conn
Bowland's Boys’ Shop
Jayson
Howland's Men's Shop
Howland’s Smoke Shop
Howland's Smoke Shop
Sun Sportswear
New England
Mowland's Sporting Goods
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