Three Men Arrested in East Side Gaming Raids
Bridgeport police arrested Michael Kovacs Julius Mraz and John Masek for policy playing in two East Side stores. All were released on $5000 bond awaiting Circuit court arraignment. Detectives seized numbers bets as warrants were executed under Lt. David Garth and officers Wesche Barrett Laufer Mangiamele Simmons and Mellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Bridgeport
Michael G. Kovacs
Stratford Avenue
Nick’s Grocery
Pembroke Street
Julius R. Mraz
Crescent Place
John P. Masek
Special Service Division
David Garth
Sers
George Wesche
Wilbur Barrett
Circuit Court
Daniel Laufer
Bernard ‘Mangiamele
Donald Menard
R. L. Simmons
Earl Mellow
Monagan Urges U.S. to Open Up Nickel Supply
Representative John S. Monagan urges the House Armed Services Committee to approve releasing up to 50 million pounds of nickel from the national stockpile to ease a domestic shortage. He notes the stockpile holds about 100 million pounds and cites previous legislation to release 24.5 million pounds and a new bill for 60 million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
John S. Monagan
D-Cann
House Armed Services Committee
Monagan
Congress
OEP Sets January Nickel Shortage Target at 40 Million Pounds
Office of Emergency Planning set a January objective of 40 million pounds of nickel. Last year 24.5 million pounds were released but already exhausted. Monagan notes heavily industrialized districts have borne the brunt of the global nickel shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Emergency Planning Oep
Monagan
City Man Jailed On Suspended Driving Charge
Two men faced Circuit court arraignments for driving with suspended licenses. Stephen P. Reed, 29, of 154 Laurel Avenue, had a three month jail term suspended after two months and paid a $10 fine for driving an unregistered vehicle. Vincent J. Lorenti, 20, of 1893 Park Avenue, was fined $200 after pleading guilty to a suspended license during a routine Main Street stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanrahan
Stephen P. Reed
Laurel Avenue
Boston Avenue
Reed
Henry Naruk
Vincent J. Lorenti
Park Avenue
Lorenti
Main Street
Rem Arms Lawyer Prods Industry Firearms Bill Views
J G Williams of Remington Arms spoke before a House Judiciary subcommittee, backing controls on destructive devices under the National Firearms Act and urging against inter state shipment bans. He represented Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers and urged separate legislation to remove destructive devices from the bill while supporting state law respecting shipments.
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Washington
House
Judiciary
J. G. Williams
Redding
Wiliams
Williams
Sporting Arms and Ammunition
National Shooting Sports Foundation
Riverside
Conn
Manufacturers’ Institute
Pet
Congress
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Main ST
Wear Merth Ave
Plaza
U.S
Gloria
Ston Post Road
Boston Post
Milford
Agronomist
Ove Price
Aanene
Eas
Ross
Dealen
Weteyaert
Dorlon
Shore House
Norwalk
Mile Nouth
John O'Sullivan
Dorlon’s Shore
Telephone
Inav
Lexander
Lawn Master Fertilizers
Dupont
Iseane
Inere Biles
Connecticut Post Center
Boston
Connecticut Tpies
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