U. of Bridgeport Opens Fall Term
A student convocation at the Klein Memorial marked the start of the fall session for day and evening students at the University of Bridgeport. President Hinlsey announced 1,500 students and 95 courses, with day staff plus technical instructors added for evening offerings in arts, languages, history, science, business, engineering, and more.
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German Prisoner Weds English Bride After Publicized Case
Hameton Lovett England Sept ae CAE Werner Vetter a German prisoner wed English girl Olive Reynolda yesterday as their five month old daughter watched. The case spurred a British law change allowing German prisoners to wed. Vetter received a two month sentence for consorting but was later released. The wedding was conducted in English with a prisoner choir, a breakfast served from rations, and a camp orchestra. Vetter returned to the prison camp at Hampton Lovett, while his wife and child went to nearby Doltwich.
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Anti Cholera Serum Arrives In Cairo
Cairo on September 20 reports fear of spreading cholera gripping the Mediterranean and travel to Egypt nearly halted with 149 suspected cases to date and eleven deaths. British and American planes rush vaccine and medical supplies as Iraq Iran Syria Lebanon warn travelers to avoid Egypt. a five day quarantine on arrival may apply. US naval plane delivers 200 vaccine shots at Farouk airport in response to a request from the American unit. US Army planes bring more supplies.
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Hit and run injures Alfred Deal in Greenwich
Alfred Dent, 45, of 273 West Avenue, was struck by a hit and run driver on the Merritt Parkway near North Street in Greenwich. He was listed in antiefactory condition at Greenwich Hospital, with a facial fracture, scalp laceration, and possible skull fracture. A companion was unharmed.
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Prohibitionist Bryson Claims White House Punch Potent
Rep. Joseph R. Bryson of South Carolina told a Hartford audience at Central Baptist Church that no spiked punch was served at White House parties since Truman became president. He asserted that during Franklin D. Roosevelt's era party punch was so strong the smell could knock you over.
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