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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
Hitler Paves His
 Way to Be Head
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ASUULUuGH IIpW TEES ing immigration of undesirable races,
 "Tbe United States" he said,
 "ais0 is unwilling to open its doors to Jews "hssiBg" from Germany, Of whom the reality Is that not a
 hair of their heads has beeh toBGh- ed"
 lie added that the excessive number Of Jewish ihtaitsetu Was interpreted IS q recognition of Jewish superiority and hence Is ins t6iafabis, since the greatest aehisva
 ihebts afe accomplished by Morales,
 not other races
 More Jew Murders Vaduz, Pfineipaiity of Liahtens
 stein, April e==lgFj=Atffsd Rot
 ter, h German Jew, ana his wifa
 Wefs murdered from ambush today,
 The alleged sagafs. band Of youths, wefe arrested lB the aeaf-
 by Austrian town of Feidkifeh, Fritz ttettef Alffed's brother,
 was Kidnapped but escaped by jumping from speeding aut6m6-
 biia, He was sevefiy injured. tt6ttsr WAS former owner of a
 chain of German theaters. He drew down the wrath Of hundreds of unpaid actors and creditors thfee months ago when he filed
 baafubteg proceedings and adopt sd citizenship ia this pfiHeipaiily, lie and his wife and brother were
 visiting q nearby cure when the ats lack occurred,
 tiitiep Is Supreme Berlin. April G. fUP3- Election of Chancellor Adolf Hitler as pres mief of Prussia and complete dem=
 inaanee Of the Prnssian govern taeht by ths Nazls was forecast today, The session of ths Pfusr sion diet set for Saturday to i'll the place Of the eusted socialist premier, Otto Braun, was eaBeaits
 cd today, indicating no agreement on plans to stsGt premier other the diet now would convene May ls, Franz Won PapeH, Vies cham eetlef of the Reich, and Hermann W. aeefiRg, minister without pefts feiie, hefetef6Fe have been the leading candidates,
 tfittefs election would be sig HiHeaht, iHasmpeh as Won tapeH was appointed vieezebaBeeiief and Reich commissioner for Prussia ia
 return for his support Of tfitlers l candidacy f6F the ehaHseiiefship, Jts was believed to have had a taait
 ubdefstaHdins that he would be elected PfbsstaH premier, tt was
 understood that GeefiHg would be ilamsd viee=pfemieF under Hitler, New tteteb ebuFGh Berlin, April ga-fuP)- hes ginning Of a Nagi campaign te pcs iltieaiise ths German Lutheran
 church was reported iH the Berlin
 newspaper. THeEiiabe ifuH6sehau,
 today, The "aafmaR Ghristians",
 4 organization made ID largely ef
 Nasis, met ,n aH asii aeFmaR con
 HF6ss" Monday and Tuesday and
 70 ths presence ef prominent ftits
 iefites demanded revision of fha
 consultation Of the f,iifharaB
 church Co enable the government
 te "utilize ths church for eduea.
 ting eitiseHa,n
 The congress proposed ths uiilis
 HhitgH 0f the aiiuFah aa H fguHdas
 ton for a Reich ghuFahs tbai would preach "hafeie piats," Ths
 new church would be ef essentially
 raoiai ahafaeleF and would dent church aaefnHants f0 HeFnanh
 who .gaFried "iaenbsrs ef f0feiHD ' pa0faH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
Beer Flowing Back
 At Midnight Hour
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Cleveland f0rsstaiisd celebration plans by holding ID issuance Of li- oshses until Friday morning, Sales will start 10 Indiana Friday noon,
 Midnight celebrations were scheduled in Et Louis and Los An- Esies, A similar csiebFati0H adVef- lsed tH Portland, Ore, was cans crilad when Arnold 1, t3Ittz, of inc t3lifz= Wsinhafd Brewery, ths only brewery ig Portland, announced definitely that no deliveries will be made until 4 fl, m,
 ip st Paul and Minneapolis eeiss bfBii0Hs vii begin at midnight, i:reWertes iH MiDBss0ta said they had sufficient beer 10 supply each person in tbe state with thfee and one half gallons, Watch parties, with pFetzsis ready on ths table, were scheduled,
 Fresno, Calf, will celebrate on Saturday, designated Bs "pfesi dents Day" with German bands and special sales, Seattle expects beer ib lime for breakfast Friday, There vii be no bssf iH Texas and Oklahoma,
 Chicago beer prices were quoted al s2,4g fl ease for two GoZfH pint bottles. plus fl sales tsK, making it s2,4s for home delivery, Tor fs- tailefs, the price Is sz,iG, plus taE, 4 bhrrei Of beer, containing al gal Ions, Is quoted at siG,b0, plus iaE. and a hBifzbaPfei 6t ss,2b,
 Pages of advertising in Chicago newspapers today were dsVotsd l6 beer and "neeessities," including Dretzeis, bologna and cheese, Tbsfs Wefe e6iofed advertisements with slogans of "tiapy Days Are Here Again." Buy it While it Lasts" "Ordfr Now" and "Oh With the Nation tO tfOsperlLy,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
Not One Body
 Is Discovered
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 Tbe mass Of requiem was arfangr ed at Et Patriek's cathedral, with Cardinal Hayes presiding iH his ea- Daetty as chaplain bishop Of the United States army and navy. Though primarily for relatives and friends Of ths 7t missing msh, hbd ths two whose bodies were found, the ceremonies were opsn te Inc public,
 The Rev r, T, Russell, president Of Ef Johns seminary iH Brooklyn, whose brother, William, chief ma- ebiBisfs mate of ths Akron. Is upon 10
 among the missing, was eaitsd nps on t9 serve ss estbfapt at tbs mass, Other officiating eisfgymen Wsfe sll naval eh6pistns. Army, naval and msrine attachments from the New York navy yard and Cover H0f's island attended, Admiral W, W, Phelps. e6mm6ndant ii ths navy yard, and his staff were among those who met 10 mourn the lost in fhe worst of 6ir disasters,
 Al L6ksbnfst, services were held yesterday for Lieut. Commander byhfII SbIuEUHlEF WUv btHb WHNV the biimp J-s crashed on a rescue mission, js was to bs buried iB Arlington National cemetery. Washington, today,
 Tine first investigation into the disaster 10 gst under way appeared likely 10 bs tt1e inquest into the death Of Robert W, Copeland. chief rad0 operator of fhs Akron. who died aboard ths German tank er th6sbus after he and thrss eom- psBi0Hs had bssn rescued. Haaf Admiral Phelps appointed Ne1t Commander !, II, Hoffman hehd 6f fl court of inquest 10 make a for4 nal report upon the death Of Copeland, whose body WAS st the Brooklyn navy hospital mefgns.
 The destroyer G6is fstBfnsd 10 New York yesterday from ths sesnd of search off Jersey, but expected to put out again today, it reported that wFeek6ss 1t had found had besH delivered to ths cruiser F9fts land, in charge of fesGue operators, An officer Of the Cole predicted that with warmer weather, bodies Of Akron victims soon would come 10 ihs surface, Only gHs body, aside from CopeiaBd's, had bseh recovered,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
,5OO OF S2,5OO QUOTA RAISED HERE
THE RIVERSIDE
 CEMETERY ASSN
Annual Meeting Will Take Place Tomorrow
 Afternoon
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the ttivsrs eide Cemetery association will take place tesnoffow afternoon st 2 o'clock. The election of officers will be obe of the principal fea- tufss, with ths reading of tbs ans nuai reports, The term of Julius E. Smith, trustee, expires t0smofs row and it Is expected that bs will be fsssjsetsd for fl period or seven years,
 No action is expected relative to the appointment Of fl eGrstaksr for fhs Riverside esmstsfy, Ths trustees are reported as in favor Of continuing on with tbs services Of tbs present e6fstaksr, Joseph Beg nal, extending period of so years of uHbroken service given by ths BagBhi family. Joseph EegHai Is the son of the Ists Henry Begbat, who died recently, and who WBs carel6ksr for 40 years, The aes eeaseds father, Michael Begnai, ib whose memory tbs EsgHai school was named, held tbs position pfeyi- 0us 10 him,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
Modern Bar At Worlds Fair To
 Be a Thing Of Beauty Forever
Up-tO.Date Installation in "0Id Heidelberg" Build. ing to Typify New Atmosphere in Beer DispensatiOn

Chicago, April e,=-Whsp me long drought of prohibition ends and the first customer steps uD with legal right to the modern bar, bs will ess before him what 10 years of progress represent iB aB old friend with whose changing appearance hs has had no way 10 keep iH touch,
 If his foot starts 10 feel for the old familiar brass rail, he may possibly gF0ps iH vain. for the most modern of these new bars the rail will be replaced by a wide marble stsp, Marble will also comprise ths front and sides of the new bar; and even the top may vary from It's predecessors, ths mahogany bee ing replaced with nsw and per- feet serving surface,
 The back knr will be just as yh- familiar and just As much more beautiful II, too, will be composed mainly of marble with far less hlfs FoF surface and no corners ana NfeytGas to serve AS resting places for piaeards and advertisements,
 If this first customer should step behind the bar, bs will find In place Of tbs former wood, brass. and copper fittings the compact, perfectly engineered and mseh6ns ieaiiy refrigerated units which sup. ply bssr to ths faucets under uni, form pressure with the amount of foam or "a0iIar" exactly regulated by mechanical adjustment and not left to the discretion Of the ibdiVid- uai bartender.
 Not alone in this beautiful new bar, but in the atmosphere which surrounds it, will f. gfeat change take place, Instead of being hidden away from public view, the bar will De in sight, The continental idea of bringing liquor sefvies out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06

only mildly interested in the shs GHsfd msh, Except for several yitfi6i1e editorials against "dtsbsrd hVs'sfia" iB Britain, ths press has limited itself 10 tsfse, formal com munl4Dss h6t likely te excite the public,
 Obviously, the Soviet has held Hatl1H6i emotions iH strict cheek, Past trials Of msh accused of crimes against the Soviet, were ia the atmosphere of il H6msH h0Iis day, vifHlspt press campaigns. mass meetings, and Weisnt fesSiHs lions pfeeeded the ttamziH trial in 1880 and the ShskhtY tft6i in 1928,
 William H Thornton, A, W. Gregory, and John GHshhy, who with NoBkb0uss apd SordWsii afs ffss on baii, await the trial Wilb ths utmost calm, apparently sBs, tathsf by faith ih their govern HehEs iHtefesssi0H, Because of the dsiiesey 6f their positions, foreign correspondents have agreed not lG insist on interviews, William Mac Dsnatd, the sixth Britain arrested, Is still jH jait
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
Wallace Roberts
 Fights For Claim
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 Mir ttobsfts asks S44,le7,34 and Miss Roberts, s7,7G0,
 4 hearing on ths petition has been set down by Judge Dennis !, o'clock in tbs probate court.
 Tbs claim of both petitioners Is based on several counts of "Nurs, ing. watching, protecting, caring for and performing services, other than those intended by room rent for the said Frank I, G6rss,"
 Mf G0fss made his h0ms with the Roberts 6n Holmes avenue from 1910 10 ths date of his death eH October l, 10s2.
 Attorney Michael v. Et6Hsfisld snd Attorney Robert D, baftin filed ths petition for the psti' tiOHefs,
 in Mr Roberts petition ths counts ars enumerated as foll6wst From August ], 1910 10 August 1, 1914. at s4t,s7 per month, E2,666. {. From August l, 1914 to August 1, 1920, at sss,s4 Der month ss,' 610I4s; From August l, 1920, 10 August 1, 1924, at SIPS per month, ss.66D; From August 1, 1924. t0 August ]. 1925, at t20s,a4 per month. s2,b06,0g; From August l, 1925, to August !, 1927, At S2b0 per month, ss,066; From August [, 1927, to August l, 1929, st s29t.- e7 per month, s7,660; From August !, 1929, to October l, i3a2, at ssss,23 per month, si3,gsG64, Miss Hobefts's claim is based on period dating from March z. 10zg. the dats her mother died, to October l. 1882, at st66 per month, s7,706,
 The petitions state the petition CTS suffered their loss of Sbl ,ss7, "A "by reason of ths faiiufe of the intsstate, Frank !, Gofse, 10 pros vide by will for ths payment of the above services as per his agfes' meat entered into by him during his life term"
 Fhs application states ths claims of both petitioners were duly prs scented to ths Colonial Trust Com ? paby as administrator of the estate, fhs claims were disaileWed on March ], 1888.
 Arthur derse of Brooklyn, Y. Y,. brother of Frank, Was named sole beneficiary under ths will,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
Moscow Heard
 the Angry Roar
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 troubles throughout Euf0Ds with hopes for disaftHb meGt at their lowest and var talk increasingly widespread and reckless, Soviet officials did not underestimate the seriousness of EfitstHs threat 10 fei6iihts with aH embargo, Tine shutting of 0f fussia's chief mar ket nigh, bs almost disastrous,
 Since tbs arrests, the Soviet has been anxious D Dia'aie British feeling ss far IS possible without sacrificing It's own pride, The iH~ mediate release of two Of ths aaz e9sed 4 Han M6HtHouss. chief 6f inc British MetfopoiltaBsV Vtekefs Electrical company staff iH Russia, and Charles &ofd wall, construction engineers the subsequent adr mission of tHfee others 10 bail, represented concessions almost without precedent in The history p Soviet counter revolutionary ifisis,
 EHt when Efitain demanded the abandonment Of all pishs 10 try its nationals, The Soviet Lalkfd, The question of HbiioHbi sovereignty became Il factor and from the viewpoint of the Kfsmlia Is per- haps more important than main feHshcs of relations with Britain, The general public iH tussia Is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
Governor Has
 Named LawI0r
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 TodaY's appointment makes the fourth consecutive for Senator LaWi9f t9 tbis stats board which Is entrusted with lhs duty Of hand HBg all labor disputes in tbs state
 With Ills t,aWiGf appointment Wsfs sent those of Johnston Vance sditof of ths New Britain Herald bHd Professor Walter Cooper 6t Yale University, They afe just hHishiHg their first terms on tha board ef mediation and afbitFa lion,
 4 favorable report on tba three hbD9iBttashts Is expected tsmefz ie" With Bs opposition due iH the sEHhL6s
 The ssBats to-day passed inc blli guaranteeing saHai rights 70 negroes and whites, Tine present law denies negroes equal hotel shd restaurant privileges The biii passed by fBa senate te-dag would impose a flBs or imBfissHr 1sBt On any hotel or fsstai ifaHt DfeBfistef who refuses ts give q HsEte saHsi fikbtss
 fbs sehats to-day reasiVsd aH yBfaVersble report from tbs e9mz ,1l.tse tB military sffsifs, sf which s'snstef Joseph 4 ttsakett of Wa, tefbafH Is ahairmaH, setting Hp | commission of i've 10 handle thA veterans fHBd ia Connecticut II ls HoH administered bE tbe AMsfiz haa Legion
 AsN Tuesday the committee on forfeited rights will hold a bears Ing on bills ssekiBg restoration of llEbls i9 former stale policemen Harold q ttlghtaf sBd GseFss W Herr They were convicted aB charges 0f WaRsisgkbisF ia iba WstsfbufH superior GoHpi lW0 years ago iG stopping esfs ip fba libs of ihsif Ggtg iH EsBtbbvfs ibs former siste pgiisaBlsB were tgfasd i9 flFs at ens asr, Thelf bullets kiiiad 8H oasHpaBi, ( ne, J efess, sf 0He 0f ihe asFs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06

with beer and Ptisbsd 10 al parts Of ib4 country, fH New York and soHe otHst cities bfeWefies decided not 10 start delivery until daylight Friday,
 Old timers sal back and e6Hiufed names that brought back memories of good old days" Eeblttz, Aba beuseF r. Busch, JilseGef, Elhtz. EsfRb0n, EdflWeiss, Milisfs. phbsi, Atlas, EafteHders, nsftY iG white aprons and stiff shirts, polished sieiDs ibat have been gathering dust for l3 years, Huge bar mir TOTS. fancy trays, foapi dtDphfs and mugs made their appearance,
 Preparations 10 welcome beer yanhd throughout ths nation, but ib most wet cities the edge had been taken off plans for fi0t0as celebrations by cautious advice Of groups fearing thst spirited 6fr fairs would provide food for dry propaganda, and might hDdhbg6f repeal of Inc IEtb amendment,
 In New York. Col JBe0b EuD- pert. president of ths United States Brewing association ruled thst de- liysfihs would u0t De made thare until ( ii, n, Restaurants and other establishments expected t6 bayF beer on drausht at o'clock,
 Ehoihg6 hotels and e6barsis planned 10 sell beer immediately after midnight bat preparations for fl oityvWifs saisbfhli6n were withdrawn, With seven bfaWePtas hsfe. more than in any other city, deliveries 10 homes were Fxpeeted 10 bs HBdef way fl few hours after midnight, Hundreds of LhOus6 Hds of cases and kegs will bs shipped starting at midnight by train, trucks 6nd wagon,
 Milwaukee prepared for sn uHfes sirieted esisbfhuoH, Many b6f- tenders said they would offer the initial kegs free, In addition 10 i77s licensed soft drink pafi0fs, tbsfs Whfs scores Of hotels, cafes, drug stores and soda fountains fead1 to dispense beer,
 4 unique sitnati6H pPsysiied tn Colorado, Essr will he sold there for bD minutes after midnight and ihsb banned until fl. n, As result Of hh emergency bill signed ass= iffdhy barring beer sale from nHtl z o'clock,
 Whatever celebration starts iH tittsbHfg probably will be halted b1 officers who said they would enforce 6 law requiring HiEht clubs 10 close al iz!4b Mayor Miller of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
Impressive Scene At
 White House To-day
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Wiley had changed from ths soilsd and GfHmpied khaki uni. form iH which hs arrived from New York yesterday, lie was st- iitsd ih trim navy blues with the insignia Of his rank gisamiHg in gold from shoulder and cuff, Deal W6s in civilian clothes and Erwin was In his regular blue uniform.
 Assistant Navy Secretary Henry l., Roosevelt escorted the men through the rain by motor to the White House. They were met by Capt Walter Vernon, White House naval aide, and taken into the Of. fiee of Marvin H. Mcintyre, tbe presidents eeretafy. to await MT tt60ssysits call,
 The clicking of typewfitefs ceased ss stehogfaphers And clerks left their duties to sss and ap- DlaHd ths three Akron men.
 The tbpss men were with the president I2 minutes,
 As they walked into the exeen. live office, they came ID 10 ths desk at which the president was seated and shook his hand, MI Roosevelt femafkedi
 v Am thankful you are here, Ee seated and teiI ms about this"
 Beginning with Wiley, ths only officer to survive ths crash. eaeh man then sketehsd briefly the de, tails of his narrowing escape from death, Wiley told the president that it seemed that Providence was mifaGul0usiy kind, lie said that hs went down and eams ID iH the darkness 10 find the German tanker Ph0ebus ready to pick him Bp, lie paid, in brief seamantike fashion, f high compliment to the captain and the crew of the Ger man ship,
 Tbs president turned to Assist, ant Secretary Of ths Navy H6ess. welt and said that hs wanted to sse that something fitting was dene for the German captain and crew in appreciation ei their reseue work. Ills himself said that be would write f. personal letter ei
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
Treasurer Gives Mayor Figures;
 Push Continues
Final sI,0O0 Will Be Collected By Placing City Under Special Committee Selected By Dr DOlan - Personal Appeal to All Who Have Failed to Con- tribute

Special praise vas given st this mornings meeting t0 several diss Lfiat committeeman, who organized parties apd realized their quotas with little efforts, The recent hf' fairs sponsored by tbs 18th district W6s commented upon particularly ifs being aH instance Of Wbolss hearted cooperation,
 Mayor Hayes sBd Chairman John U, Cfhr1 of the dsmoetails town commiitss were pleased Litls morning Witb tbs progress Of tbs campaign here and intend to urge nD0H All officers and members of Inc various dem Defhtia clubs Of the city, ths town eOu uiLtHs uiE eiudfd, 10 bi6ks EpsG1Bl eb1shV0f 10 collect tbs balance of the money and permit 6 fipai report 10 be made at ones iD National Chairman James Farley
 "fbe democratic party Of Wa terb1fy is 100 per cent iB back Of Lbis effort te realize tbs aitYs quota" declared Nr CFary this morning, "6Hd Ws cannot stnDb6s size this fact too strongly, Ws feel most confident that what Is expect ed Of us will be accomplished, Tbs times afe hard, bat Waterbury has always shown T. disposition t0 m6ks sacrifice when called upon"
 The local committee mst this morning iD NHvof Hayes office and discussed plans for carrying 0B tbs GBiut thikH to h successful conclusion, The funds are iHtAHJr cd 10 make Hp for a deficit which asisisd iB the mosfatia baftys treasury Gs f. result 0f the nstn- DsiEhs Of 1928 and i3sz, Any sufs plus will be used for fufthafibR future plaHs Of ths party,
 Ths members of the committee include Mayor Hayes, John f, Robinson, treasurer, John IT, Gf6f1, E, Vincent Msl1bsy, Will liam r, Pennington, Attorney Car. miDs CiDfiaHo and Harold f. Bsg. ley,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
More Bills

Hartford, April e-Wr) z-fhe sshsts also passed f bill L9 appf9, Dtihts Sz0GO f year for tbs next TWO years fer the purpose of send, Ing state delegates 70 the national sho6Hi pWeht Of the q, A. Y,
 4 measure 10 provide for s com g mission to investigate and advise on iG0hii1n Of 6 new stats afm6f1 6t Bridgeport was amended and passed in sshate, The sdjHtaHt gen ef6t, ibs commanding officer Of tbs z4zbd regiment Of the coast 6rtiir ispy, and f civilian will form tie com mission,
 Under suspension 6f faias [ measure vas Dasssd 70 reimburse ihs city of AofW6ik for expenses incurred iD operating the Wash ihgtoH street dfsWbfidge iH the years iozts'23 and 30, The biI! called for payment Of sz26d t6 boFWajk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
DAUGHTERS OF
 ElNSTEIN SAFE

Goa Sur Mar, Belgium, April g =-fuF)==iDf Albert t1inslein, seifs eKiiad from Germany because VI antissemifiam tn the ttetah, Fevehiss ea that his two dauHhters had succeeded in naeinE aefmsBs,
 Mrs iginhteIH telsphOned tee eldest daughters home iH tlerlln from heFe, and ieaFHea ehe had zone to hahaveHinaeu, Holland, Fhe albeF HaHs,9fep ned lq pnpiE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
Million Dollar Loss Bv Fire
 in Honduras

1'eia. Honduras. April e--tUPb ==ifire which destroyed the efeat~ ST part Of the city yesterday was estimated Co have caused damage of more than st,e0e.eo6 tH the commercial district. 8i
 All foreigners were safe, the hfa not having reached the AfAsfieHii district, f'be fifs started in the Hex theataf and spread quickly through the native city, tt was under eeatfel at D. m, without casualties, Congress suspended sesisens, declaring the ire a mas tieHai catastrophe,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06
Gegmnn Expert Talks

Lakebufst, ~, J. April g=~Ul'1 ~ryfbs crash Of the Akron could hays bssB avoided by ths appliance of proper navigation, in the 0pih- ion Of Capt Anton HsiHeB, sshsfs ally acknowledged ss the man who taught the U, <, navy how to fly difigibies.
 "1'hs Akron" said tbs noted caught in f horizontal maststf0th Of aif which could and should have bssn avoided"
 lie said the Akron should never have been flown ih the vicinity Of fl meteorological disturbance Of that Hstu. 6,
 "fbere should bs no WbttfWash Of the Akron disaster as there was of the shshn6HdGah tragedy, Heis aeH declared, "tf thers had not
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06

Rep, Dabiei ], MhbsHsY of Wa ierbuf9 was today named mem bsf of the eDHmities arranging Il banquet for ths sEssefVieeHaH of the legislature, There ATS 7b ID ibis session, compared t6 sS iH the i6sf Tbe banquet will bs held April ls st the Pennington G0HHs itY club, Rep. Anthony Tsissea Of ToffingiOH and Senator Barney of rhfminEt0H aTs tbs other mem, bets Of ihs G0Inmittss,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06

been a wbitewasb Of that case, t is quite likely the Akron might now bs intact and its crew alive,
 When the first two diftgibles Of the German navy crashed in 1911 and 19i2, no attempt Wss made to cover I'D the faults, That's why tb6fs has hsyef been such a TepS peiin disaster in Germany since,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06

The public will see the first of these now bars at the Century Of Progress where tbs Eitel Brothers of Chicago gre installing Modern Bar No l iB the "Oid JIsideiberg" Building which they will operate. This bar has just bee completed,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-06

q The house today passed the Dill 1Htr0dgesd by Rep, John D. Tboms gf Waterbury allowing Thomas 4Ueaiy, Waterbury superior court 3asssaHgef, to come under the state pension retirement laws, They fss
 gBtfs that tbs applicant be fl least 70 ysafs of age and have served
 ze vsars, Mf 4nsaiy Is above fbe Age yegHifemspt and has ssFY-