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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1952
Page
3
Doctors estimate about 250000 Britons develop gastric ulcers each year, signaling a significant health concern. Early diagnosis and treatment are emphasized to reduce complications and improve outcomes.
The Stratford High School band will give a Pops concert in the school gymnasium Wednesday at 8 p m conducted by Robert Lenox. Tickets are at the door. The program includes Pirates of Penzance numbers with the chorus and Marjorie Ciaffone, plus Lenox’s own and other local performances. 25 cent admission. Property Is Sold Warranty deeds filed with Town Clerk W Howard Wilcoxson list realty transfers including Van Sack to Ascenzo and others on Thompson Avenue and Riverdale Drive.
The Town Council meets tonight at 8 in the Council chambers to resume the adjourned meeting and discuss the verbal attack by Councilman J Edward Pratt. Building permits issued include Michael Medak Franklin Avenue for 9000, John Pekar Jr Lenox Street for 8000, and Henry Bialoglowy Rockland Avenue for 8000.
The City Club of New York requests the Senate Foreign Relations Committee examine former Mayor William O'Dwyer's qualifications to remain Ambassador to Mexico. Citing a March grand jury presentment criticizing his mayoral conduct, the reform group asks for oath examinations and possible recall or action.
Two U S Army sergeants drove from the American sector into the East Zone around Berlin by mistake and were taken into custody by East German police and a Soviet sentry. The Russians freed Sgt Dwight Stoffel of Leesburg Florida and Sgt Vincent Olach of Charlevoix Michigan several hours later after U S Army inquiries.
Benjamin Brown of 510 Grasmere Avenue Fairfield was arrested for selling beer on Sunday at his market on Grasmere Avenue. Two State Liquor Control inspectors alleged the sale occurred about 11 a.m. Patrolman Howard Jennings took Brown into custody. He was treated for illness at police headquarters and released on $200 bail pending May 5 arraignment.
In Danbury on April 27 Judge Louis George fined 21 year old Gus Henley of 22 Elm Street 15 dollars and placed him on six months probation after he pleaded innocent to assaulting a 13 year old girl at River and Elm streets. Henley claimed provocation. Judge George acquitted Nicholas Danustar and dismissed charges against John Piela. Three others were released on probation after pleading guilty to destroying private property at Fairfield Fur Company with portions of sentences suspended.
A Republican caucus for registered members will be held at Legion hall from 5 to 8 p m to elect a new town committee and select delegates to party conventions. Senator Oscar Peterson Jr GOP town chairman says no opposition slate has been filed. DeMolay meets tonight in Stratford chapter at 7 50 p m in the Masonic temple with Alvin Burt Jr presiding.
Lycoming division of Avco will supply 480 blood donors for the Red Cross mobile unit at VFW hall today from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., per Hugh A. Hoyt. The department will also provide donors for the unit’s May visit due to high volunteer numbers. Also on the slate Blue Lodge councils hosts a Masonic meeting at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple, with the American Legion auxiliary meeting at 8:15 p.m. followed by a Past presidents party.
Bridgeport Post No. 88 Jewish War Veterans and its auxiliary will install officers jointly at 8 30 tonight in the Jewish Community Center. Commander William A. Bader said members of other veterans groups and their friends are invited to attend.
Locust swarms covered skies over Israel including Judean hills and Galilee, then settled in the southern desert and coastal plain. Observers say insects are laying eggs and army planes stand by to drop poison as the Agriculture Department plans to destroy the new brood in about two weeks.
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