Plane crashes near Tweed New Haven Airport injures four
A single engine sightseeing plane with four aboard crashed in a Bark yard south of Tweed New Haven airport after hitting a telephone wire on approach. The aircraft collided with a yard on Handley Street. Police and ambulances responded, and all four occupants were rushed to Grace-New Haven hospital with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Tweed
iBenfenly, & Aospital
Hugh Macs Fayden
Handley Street
Grace-New
Cweed-New Haver
Algiers Suburb Turmoil Fueled by Secret Army Violence
Moslems lynch two Europeans in a Maison Curee suburb as Algerian rebels warn France to end European resistance. Secret army terror raids persist in Algiers and Oran with claims of at least 230 Moslem deaths. Exile government predicts decisive week while calls for calm continue amid fears of civil war and renewed cease fire tensions.
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Marehal
France
Algeria
Fom
Caile
Tunis
Sim
Maison Curree
Alegiera
Uedih
Algiers
Oran
Notas
Mohammed Be Bella
Wek
Rebul
Algena
Evian
Inux Patiens
Tong
Court Reveals Bizarre Tale of Widow Paying Yale Man
The Tax Court exposed a 70 year old widow who paid Yale student Charles Goddard more than 100000 to marry her in 1909. He, now 74, faced no income tax on the settlement after the court deemed the sum far larger than credulity. The 1909 Hartford Yale doorstep meeting led to a secret marriage with a $200000 settlement, the details unfolding after decades.
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Yale
Washington
Tax Court
United States
Charles
I. Goddard
Duteau
Intérnal Revenue
Goddard
Int Worth Kern
Geddird
Widder
Snionry
Ranmaell Gniddard
Wick
Mass
Yale University Tawschge
Lucinda Ni
Hartford
Conn
Hasiery
Lucinda
S. Anny
Alaska Seizes Japanese Boats Over Illegal Fishing
Alaska authorities seized a Japanese fishing boat and detained six crew members on illegal fishing charges. The Ohlori Mara, a 50-foot herring catcher, was held on a $25,000 bond as part of a fleet including the mothership Banshu Maru with 123 aboard. Superior Court Judge Edward W. Dans arrived from Anchorage to arraign the men while the Wick was seized and more arrests were anticipated inland.
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Superior Court
Edward W. Dans
Anchorage
Davis
Alaska
Mongo M. Hanasaki
Pike Car Injures Two Boys On Myrtle Avenue Ramp
Pablo Ortiz 14 and Dennis Lipnick 12 were hurt when a bicycle on a ramp of the Connecticut turnpike collided with a car on Myrtle avenue. They suffered compound fractures of the left legs and multiple contusions and were taken to Park City Hospital in fair condition. Patrolman Thomas Cannery said Ortiz rode on the handlebars, cutting in front of two cars, and was struck by a vehicle driven by Murray Gaines 58 of East Orange.
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Myrtle Avenue
Pablo Ortiz
West Avenue
Dennis Lipnick
Warren Street
Hie City Ambilance
Park City Hospital
Thomas Cannery
Seid
Tim Ortiz
Lipnick
Mary Way
Murray Gaines
East Orange
Paliver
Tir. Gaines
Page features and sections teased in Telegram daily
The page lists anchors like Editorials Fashions Comics and features such as Jacoby on Bridge Obituaries and Sylvia Porter Theater News. It references TV and Radio Sports and a Women’s column with the heading Burton, Angela Paiweek. The fragment hints at a full daily section lineup without detailing specific items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Paiweek Burton
Renee LE
Puszley
Jacoby
Sylvia Porter
Women's
Bus Pact Talks Involve Barnum State Drivers
Bridgeport Auto Transit and Local 1336 of the Amalgamated Association plan talks Tuesday and Wednesday to seal a contract before the April 30 deadline. The union seeks a pension plan and a 50 cent per hour wage boost for 31 drivers earning $2 an hour plus fringe benefits, with negotiations at 41 Sage Street under company president Jacob Sinanlan.
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Barnum State
Bridgeport Auto Transit Company
Association of
Street, Plectric, Aubway Wid Moteor Coach Impinges of
America
Sage Street
Bus Company
Jacob I. Sinanlan
Late Taxpayers Rush to Meet Midnight Deadline
Taxpayers scramble as April 15 falls on Sunday with Bridgeport office extending hours to assist. Supervisor Stanley J. Keating says forms should be in the hands of district director in Wartford today. Bridgeport office at 205 Middle Street will stay open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. to aid taxpayers facing problems. Lee J. Miller serves as group supervisor of the collection division at Bridgeport.
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Stanley J. Keating
Adn
Bridgepore
Wartford
Middle Street
Lee J. Miller
Vie Bridgeport
Talks Due On Electricians Strike Wage Dispute
Contract talks set between Local 488 IBEW and NECA as 200 electricians work under the old contract that expired April 1. NECA says a meeting date is being planned and will likely follow the union’s March meeting. Main issue is wages with journeyman electricians at 4.05 an hour for a 36 hour week. A potential work stoppage clause is noted.
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Local 488
Tat Lidnal Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
National Electrical Contractors Association
Ispokesmen
NECA
INECA
Onion
Forright
Anti Religious Reds Campaign Reported In USSR
Reports from Mostow describe a growing anti religious drive in the Soviet Union. The measures include church and seminary closures and seizures on alleged economic and espionage charges linked to Jews. Khrushchev denies anti Semitism while observers cite a nationwide campaign.
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K. C. ‘Shaler
London
Mostow
Soviet Union
Uwe
New
Communist Party
Russia
Nikita
Khrushchev
Gherman Titov
Gott
U.s.t
Space
Solemn Palm Sunday rites open Holy Week in Vatican City
Palm Sunday observances in Vatican City mark the Holy Week epilogue recalling Christ’s suffering and death. Pope John distributed blessed palms amid about 15,000 attendees, with 19 cardinals present, a rainffected procession, and plans announced for Easter blessings to the world. The story notes a historical incident in St. Peter’s Square involving an obelisk and a sailor’s cry “Water on the ropes.”
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Vatican City
Jatin Xntie
Jerusalem
St. Peter's Square
Eushing
Heliopolis
Rome
Cali Bula
Pane Sixtus VI
Benedetto Hresca
San Remo
Pope Sixas
Hint
Tle
St. Peter's
Pope Toho
Bresca
Camalthalice
Pope John
Paolo Cardinal Marella
Easter Buying Surges Ahead of 1961 Easter
New York April 13 AP Buyers are shelling out for new clothing home furnishings and appliances as Easter shopping surges. Merchants report higher spending and sales forecasts above last year with Easter three weeks later boosting spring fashions. Weather has little impact. forecasters see a strong season in many regions.
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New York
Rayier
Bridgeport Reteil
William J. Hawkins
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Acast
Ely
Hawking
Bridgeport
Easher
Louis Carroll
Rich’s
Atlanta
South
Philadelphia
Businness
Cuban Leave From Hospital Brightens Palm Sunday
Sick and wounded Cuban prisoners held for $2.5 million release attended Palm Sunday Mass in Milan Florida. Sixty prisoners arrived yesterday from Kayana and most were freed by Mercy hospital, with two delegation members planning a New York launch for a broader ransom campaign. Fidel Castro seeks $62 million for all 1179 prisoners. Eighteen attended Mass in the hospital chapel, others at Gesu Catholic church.
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Milan
Fla
Ori! 15
Hospital Chapel
Gesu Catholic
Chin'eh
Rey
Burglars Take $55 From Newtown Post Office Safe
Newtown police report burglars pried open a door at the Bots ford Post Office on Route 25 early today, opened a safe, and escaped with an estimated $55 in cash. Building owner Thomas Aragi found the wreck at 3 PM. Resident State Police Sergeant James M. Costello is investigating.
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Newtown
Botsf Ord
Cut & Holt
James M. Costello
Thomas Aragi
Publicity row over interview with segregationist Gaillot
In New Orleans on April 15 AP reports Archbishop Joseph Rusimel canceled or limited a planned interview with Mrs. Hilda Gaillot, a segregation advocate. The church leader said he reluctantly consented to the interview, but with tight controls and no outsider presence, citing possible excommunication if Gaillot persists in opposing desegregation. The case sparks debate over church authority and public stance on race.
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New Orleans
Roman Polic
Joseph Francis Rusimel
Gaillot
Mader
Sigmnrold
Holy
Peehites
Wells
Aaridick
Pilgrims In Jerusalem Mark Holy Week Journey
Crowds of pilgrims bearing palms and olive branches travel a road near Jerusalem as April 15 observations mark a religious procession. Officials note the event draws many visitors to the sacred site amid ongoing rites in the Holy Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Litach
Thapharida
Cathahes
Palm Sun City hit by palm Sunday rain and snow forecast
Area churchgoers dressed for Palm Sunday faced a messy day as mixed rain and snow moved through Palm Sun City. Weather officials at Bridgeport airport logged precipitation, bringing the monthly total near average for April. Winds shifted from the east as forecasters warned of possible colder conditions inland later.
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Palm Sun City
Bridgeport
Wda
Anchins
Porth
Highaw
Molipa
Windsor
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Green
Badle
Moh Maills
Regine
Maes. Arik
Srenzivd
Moy
Fom Leueboe Tee Entrapean Wensual
Turkiye
Sutteriers Cubiri
Hhvopeit Seeret Army
Lotishs
Vivlense
Erie
WEA
Tamnerte
Hedgeport
Aleka
Pike
Myrtle Ave
Telegram
Lay
West
U.S
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
State Street
Barwid
Kennedy
Devlin
Union
Worland
Ort
Mathew Maberry
Morgan Berry
Miami
Newtown Yeggs
P. O. Safe
Louisiana
MAR Arem
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