GOP Club to Hear Talk By J Kenneth Bradley
J Kenneth Bradley will speak at the Ninth district Republican club meeting on April 16 at 8 pm in Wooster junior high school. Robert M Morrissey district chairman says the event warrants broad public attendance. Also notes on property transactions in town and CDA meeting details with Myles Reilley named Grand Regent.
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Republican Club
Wooster
Robert m. Morrissey
Stratford
Are Bradley
Morrissey
W. Howard Wilcoxson
Rose Santone
Patsy
Ruby Santone
Yarwood Street
K. Val Ekbladh
Joseph and
Esther Sholanich
Abram Street
CDA
St. Cecelia
Catholic Daughters of America
St. James” School
Myles Reilley
Babe Ruth League Set For Tryouts Saturday
PAL Babe Ruth League invites Little League graduates to register and try out at Birdseye field Saturday at 9 30 a m. Dr William G Williams league president says six teams will form this year. Last year uniforms must be turned in at Police HQ by Sgt Joseph Carten before Saturday. Coaches should report at the tryout time. Bridgeport Hydraulic asks Town Manager Harry B Flood for 204 feet water main extension on Middlebrook Road to serve new dwellings.
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Birdseye Field
William G. Williams
Tgas
Little League
Joseph Carten
Miala Extension
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Harry B. Flood
Middlebrook Road
Council Hearing Tonight On 42 Hour Work Week
The council meets tonight at 8 as a committee for a public hearing on the Charter revision report regarding a 42 hour work week for the Fire department. Firemen oppose the report which omits the proposed work schedule. A Bayberry lane construction hearing is set for 7 30. PTA Executive Board meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 145 York street hosted by Mrs L M Dolloff with co host Mrs Raymond Taylor.
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Charter Revision Committee
Bayberry Lane
PTA
Lordship School
L. M. Dolloff
York Street
Raymond Taylor
Radiac Classes to Start Tuesday Night
The Stratford Civil Defense office opens a 10 week radiological defense and monitoring course at Stratford High School Tuesday from 7 to 10 p.m. Richard F. Blake, head of the high school science department, will teach the class.
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Stratford Civil Defense Office
Richard F. Blake
Registrars Prepare For Vote List Canvass
Registrars of Voters Joseph Janosko and Nicholas Macisco report preparations under way for the annual canvass of voting lists. A meeting for instruction is planned and the canvass will begin in May. Sewing Group Meets at Grace Lutheran Church.
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Joseph Janosko
Nicholas Macisco
Ladies Sewing Group of Grace
Lutheran Church
Paul’ le Reisch
Townspeople note unlocked doors prompt police urge caution
Police Chief Patrick J. Flanagan urges local business owners to improve nightly lockups after patrols found 29 doors and windows left open in the past month. He advises not leaving cash in stores overnight and stresses proactive security.
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James Dunlop
Bridgeport Hospital
Stratford
Red Cross
Francis P. Burr
First Congregational Church
Marine Pfc
John H. McClure
South Avenue
St. Alban’s Naval Hospital
Long Island
Anna McNamara
Stratford American Legion Auxiliary
Department
Irene Lillie
McNamara
Nick Anton
Broadbridge Avenue
Shakespeare Theater
Sebas
Joseph Sebas Sr
Masonic
Jim Wallingford
Primaries Open This Week in Illinois and New Jersey
Illinois gears up for 1958 primaries with two state offices and 25 House seats on the ballot while incumbent challenges loom. New Jersey voters face Senate and House nominations in a tight GOP versus Democratic race as leaders forecast Senate gains and party strength battles.
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Washington
Congress
Illinois
New Jersey
Senate
H. Alexander Smith
House
iHouse
Maine
Pennsylvania
Noah M. Mason
Leo E. Allen
Robert B. Chiperfield
Allen
Chiperfield
Thomas S. Borden
Louis E. Beckman
Warren Wright
Beckman
William G. Stratte Wright
Grogan and McLean Eye Top Votes in County Race
Grogan and McLean contend they lead the county vote as Grogan cites backing from the Industrial Union of Marine Shipbuilding Workers while McLean dismisses Williams support and predicts his own win.
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Grogan
McLean
Pape
Industrial Union of Marine Shipbuilding Workers
Williams
Denver Student Fatally Shoots Youth After Noise
Denver police arrest Arland Hatfield 23 after a University of Denver student says he shot Lonnie Chaney 19 a high school student from Lakewood following a nighttime noise and a failed attempt to stop him. No robbery was reported. another tenant saw the youth near the building earlier.
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Denver
University For Denver
Arland D. Hatfield
Lonnie C. Chaney
Lake
Wood Hatfield
Meris
Hatfield
Prisoners toappeal sentence reductions before Pardons Board
Wethersfield April 6. Thirteen convicted killers from New Haven and Fairfield counties are among 47 state prison inmates slated to appear before a six member Pardons board in Hartford tomorrow to plead their cases. They may present hardship factors or unusual circumstances justifying early release. the board will not retry cases.
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Wethersfield
New Haven
Fairfield
Pardons Board
Partless
First 600 series for bowler Jan Cormany wins in Columbus
Jan Cormany averaging 147 bowled 188 244 190 for a 600 series and captured the Columbus Women's Bowling Assn singles title. The report notes her banner night in Columbus as the main outcome of the event.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jan Cormany
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