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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1958

Page

3

Ray Rasmussen Named Probationary Patrolman in Town Police

Ray Rasmussen, 22, of 2 Bloomfield Drive, will begin duties May 1 as a probationary patrolman, joining a vacancy filled from last year’s eligibility list after Captain John Neary’s death. He is a Roger Ludlowe High School graduate and brother of State Policeman Robert Rasmussen.

Raymond Rasmussen Bloomfield Drive James Kranyik John K. Neary Robert Rasmussen Land Henry Rasmussen Plum Street Roger Ludlowe

Troop Mothers Plan Card Party for Boy Scout Troop

Troop Mothers of Boy Scout Troop plan their annual card party at a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting in the Assumption school scout room. Hostesses named are Mrs. Michael Tozzi Mrs. Leo Vechhiola and Mrs. John Gentile. Property sales reported in deeds filed yesterday list transfers and permits issued for home improvements in town.

Mothers’ Club of Boy Scout Troops Assumption School Michael Tozzi Leo Vechhiola John Gentile Town Hall MacCarren Construction Company Toll House Lane Joseph Rose Barocsi James Raffaela Manoni Winne

Town notes as officials take leave and events unfold

John Barr, director of the welfare department, is ill at home on Veres street and will be away about four weeks. Acting Lieut. Thomas Lennon will direct the Police Civil Defense program and special police duties. Firemen sell tickets door to door for Friday's Widow's Pension bail at the Ritz ballroom, a joint fire and police fundraiser. The Center Volunteer Fire Company drum corps debuts in the Memorial Day parade in new uniforms and will join five other parades this summer. Paving on Reed road proceeds. Nike personnel housing plans referenced at Reed road. Roger Ludlowe High School history students and Bernard Marlin depart for Washington, D. C., returning Friday night. trip arranged by Mr. Marlin, independent of school activities. Although spring vacation closes schools, office staff in schools and the Administration building keep normal schedules.

John Barr Veres Street Thomas Lennon Center Volunteer Fire Company Reed Road Nike Personne Roger Ludlowe Bernard, Marlin Washington, D. C Marlin School Activiti

West Areas Hit by Cold Snowstorm

A spring storm spread snow and cold across the western mountain region on Tuesday. Idaho Montana and Wyoming reported falls with Granville Idaho recording four inches in six hours. The weather bureau issued a livestock forecast for six states as cold rain then snow was expected in eastern Montana Wyoming and parts of Nebraska South Dakota Kansas and New Mexico. Light snow touched high elevations in Washington and northern California with lows reaching 32 in Lincoln Nebraska and 21 in Aberdeen South Dakota.

Stow Idaho Montana Wyoming Granville Weather Bureau Kansas City South Dakota Nebraska Kansas New Mexico Washington California Lews Lincoln Néb Aberdeen D.D

Lady Docker Ousted by Monaco After Bar Flag Incident

Monaco expels Lady Docker over tearing a Monacan flag from a glass and scattering it in a bar. She leaves for Cannes and vows to fight if needed. Sir Bernard Docker may also be affected as authorities coordinate with France.

Monte Carlo Monaco Britain Docker Hutt Cannes Monacan Prince Albert Rain' ‘Er Grace Hotel de Paris Decker Bernard Docker Monaca Lady Docker Riviera French Riviera France Sir Bernard Royal

New York Congressman Seeks $1 Million Oyster Industry Aid

Congressman Stuyvesant Wainwright of New York introduced emergency legislation to fund a $1,000,000 program to combat starfish damage in Long Island Sound and nearby waters. The plan would authorize Interior Department cooperation with New York Connecticut Rhode Island and Massachusetts conservation agencies. The measure has Connecticut support as well.

Washington Stuyvesant Wainwright New York Long Island Sound Secretary of Interior Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts Congressman Wainwright

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