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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1958

Page

3

Landslide May May Give Them 200 Commons Seats

In Ontario early tallies show a sweeping win for the Conservatives with 64 of 85 seats to the Liberals 11 and the Socialists 2. Western provinces also report gains for Liberals Socialists and Social Credit amid trade and employment concerns. Diefenbaker seeks dissolution for a new election and a clear mandate for public works and far north development. He pledges fisheries price supports and opposes foreign trawlers in inland waters.

Ontario Liberals Socialists Social Credit Diefenbaker Canada

State Cops Nab 2 In Car Theft

A Massachusetts man and a Florida teen are held without bond as suspected auto theft ring members with activity from Boston to Miami. Anthony J. Bonneville and Lamar D. Smith were arrested after a Boston Post Road stop revealed unexplainable merchandise and stolen Florida and other plates. Bonneville charged with operating an unregistered vehicle and concealed weapons, Smith with concealed weapons. Wilfred Bonneville, 54, was arrested March 28 in Virginia while selling a Florida-stolen car.

Greenwich Massachusetts Florida Boston Miami Anthony J. Bonneville Northboro Mass Lamar D. Smith Bonneville Wilfred Worcester South Boston Smith Boston Post New York North Carolina South Carolina Connecticut Charlotte N.C FBI

Fairfield Executive James Connors Resigns from Bond Stores

James W. Connors, longtime director VP and GM of Bond Stores Inc, resigns after 25 years. He led Connors Clothing on Main Street and, with Joseph Halloran, ran Connors Halloran Clothing with stores in Hartford New Britain and Bridgeport. Connors, a Norwich native, has lived in Bridgeport area since 1914.

Bond Stores, Inc James W. Connors Northwood Road Fairfield National Mr. Connors Connors Clothing Company Main Street Joseph Halloran New Britain Conners-Halloran Clothing Company Hartford Bridgeport Connors Norwich

Fight Blight and Neighborhood Decay Action Campaign

Blight threatens personal and economic security as neglect fuels slums and crime. Stay alert, maintain your home, and join community improvement groups. Begin by seeking practical, effective information to address local decay and protect families.

Convict Transferred to Algatraz Under Public Act 333

The state would retain custody of inmate McChan as needed, paying the federal government for support. Deputy Warden Harold A. Cox said McChan often threatened guards and caused disturbances. McChan was a ringleader in an inmate demonstration after a prisoner’s death and received an additional one to three year sentence for assault.

Richmond Board of Directors U.S. Atty William P. Rogers Wethersfield McChan State Prison Harold A. Cox Superior Court Hartford

Fund Campaign Totals Across Parishes Show Progress

The drive reached 764 234 with multiple parishes passing their quotas and presenting pledges to date. Several churches including St Ann's St Peter's and St Joseph's posted solid gains ahead of the April 16 deadline, with Irene Green tabulating reports.

Sacred Heart Assumption St. Catherine St.Lawrence St. Augustine's Notre Dame St. Ann’s St. Peter’s St. Joseph's St. Anthony St. Emery Holy Family St. Stephen's Holy Cross St. Thomas Fairfield St. George St. Patrick St. Raphael St. James of Stratford Holy Name of Jesus Stratford Our Lady of Peace St. Joseph Shelton St. Teresa Trumbull Our Lady of Good Counsel St. Ambrose St. Charles Blessed Sacrament St. John's Nepomucene Sts. Cyril and Methodius St. Michael St. Mary Holy Rosary Our Lady of Grace Irene Green

Patterson asks bid help on Thomaston dam project

Rep. Patterson urges Army Engineers to favor bidders employing locals from Waterbury Thomaston Naugatuck Torrington Seymour Beacon Falls Ansonia Derby and to buy supplies from Naugatuck Valley plants He also asks Gov Ribicoff to accelerate relocation of highways near the dam and notes increased federal funds for the project.

Washington Patterson R-Conn Corps of Army Engineers Thomaston Dam Naugatuck Abraham Ribicoff Boston Army Engineers Enpsland Division Waterbury Thomaston Torrington Seymour Beacon Falls Ansonia Derby Torrington-Winsted Ribicoff Eisenhower Naugatuck Valley Army State Highway Department U.S. Bureau of Public Roads

Congress Votes 10 Percent Pension Hike for Retired Workers

The House approved a 10 percent cost of living increase for retired government workers and survivors in civil service pensions subject to limits, sending the bill back to the Senate which had offered more liberal terms. Civil Service Commission and Budget Bureau opposed the hike, saying increases already keep annuitants ahead of inflation. A separate Senate Labor committee move would regulate labor pension and welfare funds and impose federal penalties for misuse.

Washington House Senate Civil Service Commission Budget Bureau Senate Labor Committee

Stratfield Republican club backs action on union reform

At its annual meeting in Legion hall Stratfield Republican club adopted a resolution urging Congress to support McClellan committee reforms to curb abuses by union officials. The measure targets action by Morano Sadiak and senators Purtell and Bush to move proposals out of committee. Richard I. Steiber was elected club president. new officers and an executive board were named.

McClellan Committee Stratfield Republican Club Fairfield Legion Hall Owen Fish Park William R. Scott Albert P. Morano Antoni Sadiak William A. Purtell Prescott Bush Congress Richard I. Steiber Melvin Fennell Carl Shaffer Joseph Nemeth Myron Ballen George J. Ferrio

Suspects Held After Lighthouse Breakin at Main Street

Two men arrested as suspects in a Lighthouse refreshment stand break in on Main Street. Richard Litchton Wald, 19, of 9 Fox Street and Charles M Sheldon, 24, of 26 Calhoun Avenue are held on 5000 bail. Loss undetermined after two pinball machines were forced open. Entrance gained by a side window, police say.

Main Street Richard Litchton Wald Fox Street Charles M. Sheldon Calhoun Avenue Clifford Carlson

Jimmy Archer Dies Former Cubs Catcher at 74

James Archer former Cubs catcher 1909 to 1917 died Saturday night at St Marys hospital at age 74. He also played for Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Cincinnati in 1918. Irish born and raised in Montreal he began in Manitoba before joining Boone Iowa and later Albany Eastern League before Cubs. Survivors include his widow Lillian Stark of Boone married 1908.

Milwaukee Jimmy Archer Chicago Cubs St. Mary's Hospital Archer Cubs Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Ireland Montreal Manitoba Boone Iowa Detroit Albany Lillian Stark

FCC Watch: Lee Defends Integrity Amid Influence Claims

FCC Commissioner Robert E. Lee testified he rarely faced improper pressure and noted personal ties with the broadcasting industry are inevitable for the job. Edward M. Webster and Doerfer discussed gifts and influence, while witnesses described a Miami grant dispute and industry concern over influence peddling.

FCC Robert E. Lee Lee House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight FCC I FBI John Bell Williams D-Miss Mississippi

Firemen Begin 42 Hour Week Throughout Bridgeport

Bridgeport Fire Department shifts to a 42 hour work week starting today. Seventy four rookie firefighters, appointed last week, are assigned to engine companies and begin duty with the short work schedule.

Bridgeport

Milford Council in Fiery Debate Over graft Allegations

Milford council chambers erupted as Mr Ekonomon accused council members of graft and corruption and challenged them to substantiate claims. The clash involved threats of lawsuits, calls for apologies, and appeals to change meeting rules amid sharp exchanges with Councilmen Lovett Jaser and Iovino.

New Haven County Home’ Builders Association George Taser Ekonomon Bridgeport Post-Telegram Jhut Third District Lovett Tovino Charles R. Iovino Iovino Colby Ekonomen Hornish Council of Arthur J. Sable Ekonomoni Jaser Bridgeport Post Lorder Walnut Beach Board of Police Commissigers

UN Halts Clash in Galilee Area Workers Targeted

In the Lake Huleh area Arab resistance groups tried to block a crane as Israeli troops moved in to protect workers. The clash continued with Syrians firing on laborers for a second consecutive day and tanks supporting the operation.

Lake Huleh Israel

Insurance murder plot shocks Idaho Falls

Police allege Monte D. Moore and Charles F. Feely Jr plotted to blow up Roene Gasser to collect her life insurance. Investigators say six more dynamite blasts were set to stage an accident, with Moore named as insured and beneficiary. Feely was to receive ten thousand dollars. The 15 month old son in the attacked car was unharmed.

Idaho Falls Idaho Match 31 Monte’d. Moore Charles F. Feely Jr Roene Gasser Edward W. Pike Moore Feely Gasser Pike Feeley

NLRB Ruling Defines Safe Guards for Union Hiring Halls

The National Labor Relations Board ruled that a union hiring hall must include safeguards to prevent discrimination in favor of union members. The decision focuses on the construction and maritime sectors where unions vet workers for employers.

NLRB Washington Natonal Labor Relations Board

New Look Transforms Mayor Tedesco's City Hall Office Suite

Mayor Tedesco's third floor City Hall office complex has been redecorated to a bright airy style with dawn Bray walls new lighting and furniture. The four adjoining rooms now house a reconfigured staff setup with a reception area an inter office buzzer system updated desks and new metal and wood furniture replacing older pieces. The changes include fluorescent lighting new radiators concealed behind screens and green carpeting in the mayor and Keller offices. Exact costs are not disclosed but the city budget plan shows a new 5000 item for office furniture and equipment.

Tedesco City Hall Wise State Street Keller Magner

Worker Injured in Scaffold Fall Reported in Street Rescue

Firefighters aided a injured worker identified as Lesneski, co owner of a Connecticut maintenance firm, after a scaffold collapse and ladder fall. He was carried to a smaller roof then through a second story window to an elevator and a waiting ambulance amid confusion over police who were not summoned.

Lesneski Connecticut ‘Maintenance Company iTeuck Company No. 1 Liegt Albert J. Keleman Peter Pruze

Democrats Cast Ballots Today

A list of voters named Bresler Breiner Burlinson Capobianco Cayrvan Cieplinski Cha ifier Coma Curran Daniels Darcy D Atr telo Dooley Eldridge Fitzpatrick Fulton Garofalo Garo falo Gross Holand Johnson Katona Rucky Kurgohtian Leahy Lee Lesser Lessett Lipinski Magilnick Mansfield McClinch McMahon Quade Mellitz Mick ell Mitchell Muirenan Murphy Niedermeyer Nowitz Norris Pekar Postal Quinn Reidy Rooney Samelson Sawyer Schine Shedden Tracey Walsh Weiss Wrabel Zinko. The item records a ballot casting event with a long roster of participants.

Yey Bresler James M. Breiner Joseph F. Burlinson Jr Henry Capobianco Mary J. Cayrvan Mary S. Cieplinski Ann §. Chaifier Vincent J. Coma Marjorie A. Curran Andrew F. Daniels John J. Darcy Edmund A. D'Atr Telo John T. Dooley James L. Eldridge John T. Fitzpatrick Mary E. Fulton Albert A. Garofalo Ralph Garofalo Andrew Gross Edward J.holand Jr Robert B. Johnson Mary A. Katona Rit B. Rucky Stephen Kurgohtian William A. Leahy Jr Robert G. Lee Robert K. Lesser Morris Lessett Vincent F. Lipinski Maurice J. Magilnick Bryan Mansfield Charles J. McClinch Sr Walter McMahon Laurence B. McQuade Jacob Mellitz Thadius B. Mickell Mildred Mitchell William F. Muirenan Geraldine C. Murphy Jerome J. Niedermeyer Jack Nowitz Harry L. Norris Jr Joseph Pekar Sidney S. Postal Thomas V. Quinn Richard J. Reidy Francis A. Rooney Jr Edith H. Samelson Frank J. Sawyer Edward Schine Margery B. Shedden Thomas J.tracey James F. Walsh Marvin H Weiss John E. Wrabel Michael Zinko

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Fairfielder Action American Council Advertaleg Counc Algatraz Thompson Civil Rights Commission Commission White House Southwest Africa Administration Walvis Bay Christ Jeresa Amz Jesus Stratfield Jim Archer FCG Doerfer Edward M. Webster Radio Corporation of America RCA Webster Milford Council Mr. Jaser Black Hand Milford Mr. Ekonomon Eknomon Mr. Eknoman Mr. Colby Galilee Theother Labbr Mary B. Magner Shas William L. Ketter Belgian Congo Leopoldville Pope Main & Cannon Sts Fairfield Ave Bridgeport, Coan, A Wowlard's Thrift Smoe Repair Odonnell & Leonard Main ST
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