Guam Isolated as Navy Transports Fall Behind
Guam faces continued isolation as Navy transports halt routes touching the island. The Guam Chamber of Commerce protests Navy policy, noting last ship docked in July and next due in November, warning shortages of supplies and loss of export markets. Washington officials defend the cuts as economy driven and not stifling civilian lines, while considering potential private services to replace Navy ships.
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Guam
United States Navy
Washington
Jury to Determine Mills Support Verdict
In a Criminal Court of Common Pleas case Judge Frederick W. Huxford will charge the jury today after two days of testimony. James Fairfieth, custodian of Oakview cemetery, is asked to support his young wife who refuses to live with him, with allegations of Mills being too friendly with her cousin.
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Oakview
Criminal Court of Com
Milla
Mills
Frederick W. Huxford
Ordination of Rev Hay at Calvary Church by Bishop Brewster
In Calvary Episcopal Church Rt Rev Chauncey Brewster ordained Rev William H Hay to the priesthood, the ceremony the first in the city since earlier decades and attended by clergy from Grace Church New Haven Trinity Church and others. The sermon by Rev Henry Whitehead emphasized duties of a priest and the sacrament of penance as a key pastoral tool.
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Episcopal Church
Calvary Episcopal Church
Henry S. Whitehead
Chauncey
Brewster
Connecticut
William H. Ha
Calvary Church
Hartford
Middletown
Hay
Brewster Wos
Henry C. Dwyer
Church of the Nativity
J A. Racioppi
Michael's Church
Francis B
Whitehead
Church of Christ
Hess
Ames
Holy Ghost
Nowell
Church of God
Christ Our Lord
Elis Sons
Calvany
Chris
Christ
Virgin Mary I
St. Paul
Jesus
Hi Hoiy
Christ to Reappear Says Weird Informant
An elderly ministerial figure at the South Norwalk station declared that Christ would visit Earth on February 8, 1924 at midnight. He vanished into the crowd after the proclamation. Fairfield report notes town clerk Clara M. Flint donated 50 Yale University Press books to Roger Ludlow High School, praising the gift’s impact.
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South Norwalk
Christ
Fairfield
Mra
Clara M. Flint
Yale University Press
Rogerudlow Fleight
Veteran dies after lengthy illness at 38 Sherman Street
Howard Stevens, 74, Civil War veteran, of 38 Sherman Street, died Sunday evening. He belonged to Bias Howe post, G A R, and served three years with Third Company, Independent Battery Light Artillery. Funeral tomorrow at 9:30 from his home and 10 at St Marys Church with a high Mass. Burial at St Michael's Cemetery. Survived by wife Alice, a brother Martin, six nephews including Lt Joseph Stevens of Waterloo Police, Lt Thomas Magner of Bridgeport Fire, and four nieces.
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Howard Stevena
Sherman Street
Bias Howe Pest
Independent Battery Light Artillery
Mary's
Burtar
BS. Michael's Cemetery
Alice Stevens
Martin Stevens
Joseph Stevens
Waterloo
Joan W. Stevens
Waterbury
Thomas ¥. Magner
Bridgeport Firn Department
Wiliams
Joan and
Eugene Magner
Bridgeport
Decorated Vet Honored at Stamford Dinner
Lieutenant John C. Tatham, the only Connecticut World War veteran awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, was honored at a testimonial dinner at Stamford Yacht Club. Speakers included Major General John F. Ryan and Colonel Edward Olmstead. Tatham earned the medal for bravery in France, aiding wounded soldiers and rescuing comrades during a tank incident and shell fire.
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Stamford
John C. Tatham
Stamford Yacht Club
Connecticut
Frank Abner Post
John F. Q'Ryan
New York
J. Magbety Wainwright
Latham
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Eureka
Brandnew
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Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co
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Rinex
Clinical Laboratories Co
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