Mrs Salerno Case to Go to Jury in Shelton
The case of Betty Salerno a 42 year old luncheonette operator on River road Shelton charged with attempting to procure a miscarriage likely will go to the jury in Superior court today Judge John A Cornell denied a motion to dismiss the charge after the State rested the case The defense did not call witnesses and arguments were to begin at 10 am Prosecution was led by State's Attorney Lorin W Willis and Assistant Otto J Saur.
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Betty Salerno
River Road
Shelton
John A. Cornell
Lorin W. Willis
Otto J. Saur
WICC Launches Sports Nitecap Three-A-Day Schedule
WICC unveiled a new three a day sports block with Sports Nitecap airing weekdays 11:20 to 11:30 p.m. The show delivers scores and complete baseball game summaries hosted by new staff announcer Harry Luke. Luke is related to Al Lukachick, a former Boston College football star and Pittsburgh Steelers veteran.
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WICC
Harry Luke
Harry
al Lukachick
Pittsburgh Steelers
Woman Driver Faces Court After Smashup
Barbara L. Comcowich, 21, of Pleasant Valley road West Redding, is to be arraigned in Fairfield town court May 26 on a charge of violation of state motor laws. A Fairfield police car driven by Patrolman Patrick Carroll collided with her vehicle at Park avenue and Jefferson street shortly after 5 p.m. causing about $200 damage to the patrol car front.
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Barbara L. Comcowich
Pleasant Valley Road
West Redding
Fairfield
James Kranyik
Patrick Carroll
Comcowich
Park Avenue
Jefferson Street
Carroll
Shine Boys Register for Bridgeport Shoe Shine Program
Youth Bureau at Police headquarters on Fairfield avenue began registering Bridgeport shoe shine boys for the year. Each registrant receives a number and badge as 367 boys did last year. Operated under Police Athletic League, they are assigned city locations across business districts. Registration will continue tomorrow. Tsu Hsi became Dowager Empress of China at age 26.
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Bridgeport Shoe Shine
Police
Fairfield Avenue
Police Athletic League
Porrow
Tsu Hsi
Empress of
China
Conniff to Retire From Politics After 1951 Service
State Rep. Lucy Conniff of Danbury a Democrat said she will not seek renomination in 1951 ending her terms in the 1949 and 1951 General Assemblies. She cited health as the reason and also will not run for reelection to the Democratic State Central Committee from the 24th district.
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Danbury
Lucy Conniff
Conniff
Democratic State Central Committee
Communist Leaders Reprove Romanian Schoolgirls Hair Style
Communist authorities scolded Romanian schoolgirls for letting hair fall loosely over their eyes, likening it to actresses in Western bourgeois films and signaling government concern over Western influence. The rebuke reflects cultural control efforts amid the era's ideological tension.
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Roumania
Violence Flares in Boston Bus Strike Violence
In an Eastern Massachusetts bus strike, a hearing opened without the company as violence erupted near Quincy yards. Lester McCarthy 30 of Boston suffered a scalp laceration after a car struck him. two other men were pulled from a vehicle and two pickets were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Lester McCarthy
Quincy City Hospital
Raymond F. O'Reilly
Quincy
Miniature Santa Rosa convent becomes tile museum in Pueblo
Historic 16th century Santa Rosa convent in Pueblo Mexico gained protection as a miniature museum. The complex is famed for an all day tile kitchen and even its window frames are tiled.
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Miniature Museum
New York
INS
Santa Rosa
Pueblo
Mexico
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