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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1958

Page

6

UB Kicks Off ORWE Campaign Tonight at Bridgeport

The University of Bridgeport starts a 750000? campaign for a science building with a 600 guest dinner in the campus gym. Gen. Austin W. Betts will deliver the keynote on science education in the nation's future as James H. Halsey and Rev. Wallace W. Anderson participate in the program.

University of Bridgeport University Bridgeport Austin W. Betts Department of Defense James H. Halsey Wallace W. Anderson United Congregational Church Alfred V. Bodine George

Battle Over Wilton Water Bill Sparks Hartford Debate

Hartford April 27 AP Speculation grows Governor Ribicoff may veto the Witton water bill after a heated public clash between supporters and opponents. The measure would grant Wilton exclusive control of all underground water within its borders until 1961. Rep Donaldson accused Rep Parsons of improper acts. Parsons denied the charge and released a letter denying political pressure.

Hartford Ribicoff Witton Old Wilton John C. Donaldson R-Wilton Norman K. Parsons Fairfield Donaldson Parsells Bridgeport Hydraulic Company Parsells Today Made Public A Letter He Had Written To Rep Rep

Mrs Suarez seeks senate nomination in 14th district

Rep Ruth F Suarez announces her bid for the Republican nomination for State Senator in the 14th district covering nine towns including Milford. A New Haven native resident in Cheshire for 23 years, she previously chaired the House Penal Institution committee and served on the interim Elections committee.

Cheshire Ruth F. Suarez General Assembly Stephen J. Sweeney Naugatuck Milford New Haven Suarez Assembly House

Board to Air Zoning Pleas Agenda List

The Zoning Board of Appeals published 32 applications for a May 8 public hearing in City Hall. Notable items include a revised plan by Boston Large Bowling Alleys Inc to enlarge 276 Boston Avenue for a Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank branch and a previously rejected proposal. Other appeals involve Housatonic Management parking at a proposed supermarket, Morgan Linen Service additions, St Ambrose Parish hall work, and multiple auto sales and repair site changes.

Zoning Board of Appeals Pome Council Boston Large Bowling Alleys, Inc Boston, Avenue Mechanics and Farmers’ Savings Bank Housatonic Management Company Huntington Turnpike Morgan Main Street Yetta Realty Company City Waste Paper Company Washington Avenes Housatonic Avenue Albert List North Washington Avenue Gustave Iwanicki Sage Street Sape Street Joseph R. Siossar Boston Avenue Joseph F. Dragone Manny Motors Fairfield Avenue Jerry Bernardo Edward Buzyk North Avenue

Tax Out Urged by Bowles Now

Former Gov. Chester Bowles urged immediate tax cuts to combat the recession in New Haven at an Amity Club gathering. He said bipartisan leadership must rise above partisanship to defend democracy and the American enterprise system, arguing the time to delay is past.

New Haven Chester Bowles Bowles UW. 5 Connecticut Amity Club

Sales tax receipts fall in last quarter of 1957

Connecticut reports Christmas shopping activity down from 1956 with sales subject to the 3 percent tax dropping by more than 35 million in the December quarter. State tax receipts declined by about 1 million, prompting Governor Ribicoff to curb state spending in January.

Hartford Tax Department Ribicoff

Traffic toll drops credited to cities in March

The National Safety Council credited U.S. cities for a March decline in traffic deaths. March 1958 totals fell 9 percent from 1957, with cities of 10,000 or more reporting a 14 percent drop. March 1957 recorded 2,890 deaths versus 2,602 in March 1958.

Chicago National Safety Council

Governor Urges State Develop Local Mental Health Centers

Governor Ribicoff urged Connecticut to establish pilot community mental health centers starting with New Haven. He said Dr. Wilfred Blomberg will study possibilities, with Yale cooperation, and announced an $850,000 Norwalk hospital research center in planning. He criticized the Assembly for not funding $3.5 million in public works for state mental hospitals.

New Haven Ribicoff Connecticut Association For Mental Health Wilfred Bloomberg Blomberg Yale University A. Whitney Griswold Warren W. Lippard Connecticut Assembly General Assembly Middletown Norwich Newtown Ments Association Kansas Norsvich State Hospital Cutford Beers Yale The Mental Health Association

Assessors Map Problems at Regional Conference Session

Hartford April 29 AP professionals discuss problems in land assessment and zoning at the second day of the northeastern regional conference on assessment administration at the Statler Hilton. Assessors from northeastern states plus Canada Puerto Rico and the Philippines shared techniques for fair valuations and handling taxpayer disputes.

Hartford Statler Hilton Canada Puerto Rico The Philinpines Maplewood N. J Wilton T. Allen Maryland Weiler Proups William MM Bil” Savitt

Fairfield Couple Injured in Knapps Highway Crash

Walter Nesbitt and his wife Lucia Nesbitt of 635 Stratfield Road were injured when their car veered off Knapps Highway near Knapps Park Drive in Fairfield. They were taken to St. Vincent's hospital by police ambulance with Lucia listed in fair condition for head injuries. Walter was discharged after treatment.

Fairfield Knapp's Highway Nicholas Stasoita

Divorce in works for Libya king Idris and Alia

Cairo April 29 AP sources close to Alia say King Idris of Libya and his Egyptian wife Alia are divorcing after a 1953 marriage. Idris 68 hoped for an heir but no son was born. Alia 38 returns to Cairo as Idris’s second wife settlement reports note a 10900 pound divorce payment.

Cairo Idris Libya Alia Fatima

Connecticut National Bank Twenty-Five Year Club Names Officers

Charles S. Wade was elected president of the Connecticut National Bank Twenty-Five Year Club at its third annual dinner in Brooklawn Country Club. Elected officers include Miss Ethel Dalton as vice president Miss Mary McManus secretary and treasurer and Miss Helen E McCarthy assistant secretary and treasurer. New members from mergers lift total enrollment to 54 with additions from South Norwalk Waterbury offices.

Charles S. Wade Connecticut National Bank Brookslawn Ethel Dalton Mary McManus Clifford H. Greene Helen E. McCarthy Bridgeport South Norwalk Bank Richard Podzeilni Jesse P.sanford Gilbert R. Hastings, Jr William J. Miller George C. Sjoland Russell D. Hart Mae S.maher Waterbury Albert Johnson Walter Chesson Ida B. Demers Matthew F. Holloway C. M. Richardson

Woman Bank Teller Jailed Two Years for Embezzlement

In Chicago Judge Julius Miner rejects probation for Auranis Pappas 40 after she pleads guilty to embezzling 129000 from the State Bank of Clearing. She admitted 11 counts of embezzlement and 10 for false entries. FBI agents arrested her in October she swallowed ammonia before hospital care.

Chicago Julius Miner U. S. District Court Miner Auranis Pappas State Bank of Clearing Uncle Sam

Two Fishermen Held in Easton

Two men from Trumbull and Bridgeport were arrested for trespassing and fishing on posted Hydraulic company water shed property near Staples road Easton. Julius Hupchick and Charles Reichardt faced charges including assault with a dangerous weapon and fishing on posted property. bonds were set and a May 8 hearing scheduled.

Trumbull Trup Hupchick Reichardt Trap

Cave-in Kills Hero Near Hole Death Site

Pasadena April 29 AP one of Kathy Fiscus rescue heroes Bill Yancey age 47 died in a cave‑in while inspecting a sewer ditch near La Puente. He had earlier helped rescue Kathy Fiscus in 1949 and brought her body to the surface.

Pasadena Calif Kathy Fiscus Kathy Bill Yancey San Marino Yancey la Puente

Hearing Planned on College Program Aimed at Statewide Community Colleges

Educators from across the state will testify before the Legislature’s interim Education committee on May 14 05 proposals to create a community college system statewide and to establish a state scholarship or student loan program. The all day hearing will be in the House chamber at the Capitol as the committee reviews recommendations for the 1959 Legislature.

Hartford Education Committee

Fairfield trio arrested after parking lot disturbance

Three Fairfield residents Samuel Fiocca 48, his wife Margaret 48, and Charles W J Mitchell 38 were arrested yesterday at 5 30 p m in the First National Store parking area on Post road on breach of the peace charges. They were released on recognizance and face Town Court May 4. Patrolman John Steiner said the incident began after Mitchell allegedly commented on Mrs Fiocca’s driving.

Fairfield First National Post Road Samuel Fiocca Margaret Eastlawn Street Charles W.J. Mitchell South Pine Creek Road John Steiner Mitchell

Food Poisoning Kills 64 in Quilon Kerala India

Officials report 64 villagers died after food poisoning at Quilon in Kerala with many others hospitalized. Police seized food from a volunteer camp linked to social and economic development programs under India's Five Year Plan. In a separate incident 10 died of food poisoning in Trivandrum, the state capital.

Bombay Quilon Kerala India Trivandrum

Three to Face Court on Dope Charge

Byron Jameson 22 of Marion, door 6 Father Panik Village. Mable? Elizabeth Randolph Crawley 26 of Crescent Avenue. and Marion Male 31 of Iranis Lane Avenue held on $5,000 bonds. Police say 24 decks of heroin were seized along with a needle eye dropper and cooker during a search with a warrant. Case continued to later this week.

Byron Jameson Father Panik Village Marion Male Iranislan Avenue Elizabeth Randolph Crawley Crescent Avenue Francis Shanley Special Services Division Donald Menard Elmer Rinka Jameson State Health Department Hartford

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