Philadelphia mayor race in turmoil with party splits
The next mayor may be James Tate, Alexander Hemphill, or Arlen Specter as Philadelphia's Democratic machine clashed over endorsements. Tate disputes the party’s backing, Hemphill is the reform alternative, and Specter, now GOP, fights to retain his district attorney salary while pursuing the mayoralty.
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James H. Moran
Philadelphia
Brotherly Love
America
James H. J. Tate
Democratic Party
Alexander Hemphill
Democratic
Francis R. Smith
Superior Court
Sydney Hoffman
Smith
Hemphill
Hoffman
Tate
Dilworth-Clark
Clark
Dilworth
Specter
Russo To Cochair Packaging Session At AMA Conference
John A. Russo of Trumbull will co chair a session on Packaging Design at the AMA 36th National Packaging Conference and Expo in Chicago. He heads packaging and product graphics for General Electric Housewares. Packaging for Retail Impact will anchor both AMA events with about 400 exhibitors and over 40 000 attendees expected.
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John ‘A. Russo
Lake Avenue
Trumbull
American Management Association
AMA
Chicago
Mr. Russo
General Electric Company
Danbury Probes Five Burglaries Over Weekend
Danbury police investigated five burglaries reported over the weekend with about 138 dollars taken from multiple sites including Moffa's hot dog stand and W F W hall. Vandalism at Beaver Brook and Great Plain schools caused damage and prompted entreaties for public help.
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Danbury
Moffa
Milal
Plain Road
W.F.W. Hall
Byron Street
Catholic War
Veterans
Shalvey’s
Tri State Archery Company
East Franklin Street
K, And.s, Co
North Street
Beaver Brook
Great Plain
J. Howard McGoldrick
Loot Taken In Easton Break Over Weekend
Easton police investigate a weekend house break at the home of Mr and Mrs Daniel J D Archangelo on Wood End Drive. Preliminary inventory shows items valued at over 1500 including sterling silverware a mink stole two men’s suits and a polaroid camera.
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Easton
Daniel J. D'Archangelo
Wood End Drive
Entry gained by breaking cellar pane to steal items
Sgt. Joseph Silhavy described the break in through a cellar door pane as the method of entry. A J camera a watch and $250 in cash were reported stolen. The note adds a loggerhead turtle analogy likening weight to Seaquarium specimens.
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Joseph Silhavy
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William J. Green Jr
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Richardson Dilworth
Bill Green
Green
Ge’s Russo
Jeanne Dixon
Reader’s Digest
Leavitt
Sarge
Interests
Ivy
Leavitt's
Mfr
PATS
Pequdy
Amous Nes
Vale
Housewares Dept
Miami Seaquarium
Eastern Conn
Holdridge Farm Nursery
P.O
Ledyard, Conn
Leavitt's Men’s Store
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China
Tan
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