Dam Breaks Flood Austrian Towns and Regions
In Bregenz Austria a major dam failure on the River Whine causes widespread floods. Villages including Schaan Gamprin and Feldkirch face inundation. Railway service ceases, Lake Constance rises about 15 feet, and several deaths are reported as crews aid in rescues.
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Bregenz
Austria
Associated Press
Lichtenstein
Bwitserland
Schaan
Gamprin
Lake Constance
Vorarlberg
Bangs
Feldkirch
Carinthia
Jewish Holidays Delay Proceedings In Courts
Jewish holidays affect court schedules in the Superior and Common Pleas courts. In the Superior Court two of seven cases remain on the list, including an appeal from Estelle Gerber over a $16,100 tax assessment on 756 Washington Avenue. A Stamford divorce case between Pasquale Viglioglio and Guisepina Viglioglio also remains. The Common Pleas Court will dispatch four of six cases using the same expedient.
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Superior
Common Pleas
Lst
Board of Relief
Estelle Gerber
Washington Avenue
Pasquale Viglioglio
Stamford
Guisepina Viglioglio
Plainiff
Common Pleas Court
Radio Schedule Across New York and Nearby Stations
A dense list of radio programs and weather updates across stations including WIZ New York and WOR Newark. Entries note orchestras, choirs, talk segments, and sports results with times ranging from early morning to late night.
Pope Glad Hoover Heads Flood Relief Efforts
Pope Pius XII expressed great interest in Mississippi flood relief leadership during a meeting in Rome with George McDonald and Justice Dowling. McDonald reported the Pope praised Herbert Hoover, recalling a prior meeting in Poland and describing Hoover as able and great-hearted.
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New York
Associated Press
Pope
Mississippi
George McDonald
Rome
McDonald
Victor J. Dowling
Appelate Court
Pope Pius
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Poland
Civil suits filed in Common Pleas Court
Three actions totaling 92 300 in damages were filed yesterday in Court of Common Pleas. Winters & Company of New York City seeks 81 500 from Lous Gollin of Stamford for real estate sale services in New York City. Thomas Kerr of Bridgeport sues August and Alexander Aiello of Bridgeport for 8 800 property damages to his car after a collision on Kossuth street. Samuel Feinstein of Bridgeport sues Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford for unpaid benefits of an accident policy.
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Court of Common Pleas
Winters & Company
New York City
Lous Gollin
Stamford
Thomas Kerr
Bridgeport
August
Alexander Aiello
Kossuth Street
Samuel Feinstein
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Hartford
Bottle note from Nungesser and Coll found near North Carolina
A bottle containing a message signed Nungesser and Coll, claiming to be from the French aviators lost on the Paris to New York flight, was found by a coast guard near Manteo, North Carolina. The English note requests immediate aid and mentions Halifax, Nova Scotia, and airplane wreck finder notification.
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Norfolk
Asociated Press
Nungesser
Coll
Coast Guard
Manteo
N.C
Halifax
Three Leave Today for Nashotan Seminary
A crowd gathered at the local railroad station shortly after 10 a.m. yesterday as three Trinity Episcopal church parishioners left for Nashotan, Wisconsin to begin studies for the Episcopal priesthood at Mashotah Theological Seminary. One traveler is seventeen, son of Mr and Mrs John J Taft of Carver Street, and another is Joan J Randolph, nineteen, of Iranietan Court.
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Trinity Episcopal Church Parish
Nashotan
Wis
Mashotah Theological
John J. Taft
Carver Street
Joan J. Randolph
Iranietan Court
Bradford Boardman Joins Father’s Law Firm
Bradford Boardman son of Judge William B. Boardman became an associate member of the Boardman and Grout law firm. He graduated from Yale Law School was admitted to the Bar on July 12, and left for an eight week European vacation with an entourage passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Boardman
William B. Boardman
Boardman and Grout
Mr Boardman
Pred B Hall
Yele Law School
Europe
Three youths go to court as one man jailed in Fairfield
Louis Hates of Fairfield was fined 15 dollars and costs and given 120 days total in jail after appearing before Judge Howard L. Shaft. Bates faced charges of drunkenness breach of peace theft and breaking and entering in a string of minor easter end crimes. George C. Michaux of New York City was arrested by Constable Arthur J. Bennett after taking three quarts of oil from a local filling station and not paying. he was fined one dollar and costs. Leonard Grasso of Old Stratford Road had breach of peace and assault charges continued for one week.
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Louis Hates
Fairfield
Howard L. Shaft
Bates
George C. Michaux
New York City
Arthur J. Bennett
Leonard Grasso
Old Stratfield Road
Grandmother Asked to Support Two Children in Court
An action filed in Superior Court by Angus F. Thorne of the city welfare department asks Clarena Fussco of 142 Hallett Street Bridgeport to contribute to the support of her two children Vieta Fussco aged three and Vito Fussco aged one. The father’s death left the children without means of support. Fussco allegedly refused. A false alarm from Island Brook and North Avenues prompted Fire Department response to Engine Companies 12 and 10, No 1 Chemical and No 5B Truck, but no fire was found.
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Angus FP. Thorne
Department of Welfare
Clarena Fussco
Hallett Street
Bridgeport
Thorne
Shasake
Vieta Passco
Vito Fuasco
Island Brook
North Avenues
No 1 Chemical
Riley Denied Voting Privilege Faces Appeal
Milford readers learn 238 new voters were sworn in ahead of Monday's town election. Among them 148 Republicans, 34 Democrats, and 56 Independents registered. Philip C. Riley, a local Democrat, was denied voting rights due to residency, with the registrar's decision to stand despite potential Superior Court appeal and witnesses expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Selectmen
Philip C. Riley
Board of Registration
Selectmen Snd
Riley
East Hartford
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Republcan
Drunken Driver Sent To Jail For Unpaid Fines
Earl Eastman twenty seven of 78 Steven Avenue New Haven was jailed after arraignment on charges of driving while intoxicated and driving with a suspended license. Judge Stoddard set fines of 50 and 2100 with total costs 12.55 totaling 8162.55. If not paid by relatives he faces 162 12 days in jail under the work off fines policy.
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Milford
Cpt
Earl Eastman
Steven Avenue
New Haven
Robert C. Stoddard
Eastman
Ilqier
Stoddard
Water company arrests workman near watershed
Milford reports Special Policeman C C Mathewson arrested Mishael Thornton twenty seven for trespass near the water reservoir while railroad crews repaired tracks. Thornton paid a $6 fine and 97 80 in costs after Judge Robert C Stoddard ruled against the trespass near the town water supply.
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Milford
Water Company
Mishael Thornton
Thornton
C. C. Mathewson
Robert C. Stoddard
Braddard
Mathewson
Mayor Mediates Settlement of 5S. G. Krupka Strike
Mediation by Mayor Behrens ends a dispute at 48 George Street involving over 100 male workers of 5S. G. Krupka Co. Upholstered furniture and mattresses. Henry Greenstein and John J. Egan participated in final talks, resulting in open shop terms and a return to work.
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G. Krupka Co., Inc
George Street
Henry Greenstein
F. William Behrens
Chicago
Greenstein
Krupke
John J. Egan
State Federation of Labor
Catch Driver After Chase In Westport
Stamford resident Charles St Charles of 51 Myrtle avenue arrested by Officer Walsh after a hit and run at Maple avenue and Port road. He was charged with operating without a license reckless driving and evading responsibility. Bond set at 150 dollars for court Thursday morning. He was found intoxicated near Nash's camera after a high speed chase through town.
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Westport
Carl Bt. Charles
Myrtle Avenue
Stamford
Omricr Walsh
Maple Avenue
Port Road
St. Charles
Wiliam J Peterson
Schuyler Street
Oddlics
Walsh
St Charles
Gas Station Hearings Set for October 3 at City Hall
Three prospective gasoline station operators will present their cases on October 3 at City Hall. The hearings concern sites including 404 March Avenue, the northeast corner of Boston Avenue and Dover Street, and Elmwood Garage at 840 Wood Avenue. Proceedings begin at 4 a.m. with Mayor FB present.
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William Behrena
City Hall
I A. Lutinil
Mareh Avenue
Lieberman
Boston Avenue
Dover Street
Elmwood
Wood Avenue
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Eapeerhhchiye
Pineal
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Weemae
Youngy’ Orchestra
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Arion
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West
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TORE
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Mildred Schilling
Bird Bange
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Ntertatoer
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Uest
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Fuckingham
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Tony Belles
Mohatle Caratcade
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WBZ
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Weathertepu
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Dotan Orchestra
Incent Breglio
Fein
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Ela Origlan
Ailtmare Salon Orchestra
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Hyeready Hour
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Chick Wilson
Cincinnati
Theatler
Tine Signels
Gibson Inatrimentel Trio
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Me Cota
E. P.M
Filith Weaver
Kiloesrtes
Ware
Pittsl
WFI
Philad Sea Wine
WEAG
Worces Slik
WUAP
Kansas
Nashotan Seminary
Gallagher
Rockwell. & Co
Main Street
Elm
Coats
Eveready Laverbilt
National Carbon Company
Iwec
Union Carbide and
San Francisco Whom Corporation
Eveready
WEAF
Nestlé’s
Nestle
Esha
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