New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

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New York - A deep-sea tele- ,
phone cable that can be utilized for
transatlantic traffic has been per-
fected in the Bell laboratories. 1t Is
believed that it will overcome the
inherent deficiencies OF radio.
Chicago We are getting air |
minded. Three years ago all the air
lines in the country could be bought
for s5,0Oo,000. They could not be
bought or $1O0,000,000 today"
William p. MacCracken, Jr., assist
ant secretary OF commerce, told the
Traffic club.
New York - Jack Dempsey is to
act without Estelle In the cast. She
is leaving The Big Fight" because
of illness, it is announced. Harriet
MacGibbon will take her place.
La Paz, Bolivia Indians are
coming to Santa Cruz from the wilds
to get acquainted. Their curiosity
about folks they had never seen WAS
aroused by airplanes flying over
their territory.
New York Willard Mack had
hopes of writing his 300th play this
season for Broadway. But he has
them no longer. He is going to Hol-
lywood to dash off vocal flickers.
London Sir William Joynson-
Hicks. home secretary, unlike Win.
ston Churchill, has declined an in
vitation to join the bricklayers
union. He tried laying brick for
short time and his speed was less
| than 1,5o0 a day. A skilled work
man is supposed to do more than
double that.
New York - One of the ambi-
tons of Rene Lacoste, French tenSis
star. who is here on business trip,
is to see a college football game.
Valley Forge. Pa. Protests
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resting place Of men who suffered
and died during the Revolution have
been made by the Patriotic Order
Sons of America. Automobiles of
visitors are now parked on ground
where some soldiers are supposed to
be buried.
New York - A home in Harlem.
the -city's negro section. along the
same lines at the Y. NJ. CA. is an
nounced as one purpose of the Ma
tive Africa Union of America, Inc,
the president Of which is Eli
B'usable Nyombolo, late of Pondo-
land, South Africa.
Woodbridge - Silas ]. Peck reg
listers protest with clerk Of republic
can caucus after nomination Of Hen
by E. Baldwin as candidate for rep
resentative. declaring balloting H.
legal. b
Winsted Frank A. jerks Of
Torrington pleads guilty to assault
with intent to kill wife and gets ~
to 5 years in state prison.
Winsted - William A. Kanty, Sc.
is killed when truck overturns and
brushes him beneath.
New London - Fred Stone is al
most ready to leave hospital to
which he has been confined since
plane crash in August. Doctors say
that in three weeks he will be able
to walk out. but could really leave
now if he desired.
Meriden - Miss Mabel A. Hull Of
New Haven is killed and Mrs. David
Walton, Jr.. is injured when train
strikes automobile at Moneys
crossing in Yalesville.
Waterbury - Second day of trial
of Louis N. Leopold for first degree
murder. ends with IL jurymen in
box.
New Haven - Edward J. kele-
her, former automobile salesman. 10
sentenced to year in Jail on for
gerry charge.
Boston Gov. Fuller cables
Commander Eckener of the Graf
Zeppelin invitation to make this city
first American stop.
Boston - Reggie Brown, head
coach of football at Boston univer-
sity. suffers severe ankle injury
while demonstrating play.
Boston Karel Kozeluh OF
Czechoslovakia. professional tennis
champion Of world. defeats Vincent
Richards before audience Of 5000.
Augusta. Me. - Wallace r. and
Louise f. Stackpole. first brother
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