Hoover Says Democratic Misuse Of Presidential Power Aided Reds
Former President Herbert Hoover, at his 80th birthday ceremonies in West Branch Iowa, charged that Democratic misuse of presidential power aided the Soviet Union and reduced global freedom. He recalled a 20 year span of executive overreach, without naming Roosevelt or Truman, and praised Eisenhower while noting Soviet encroachment.
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Bridgeport and Vicinity Weather Summary
Official forecast notes today mostly fair with highs near 80 degrees. Tonight will be fair and cool with a low near 60. Tides list high and low times and a mid August almanac note for Wednesday, August 11, the 223rd day of the year.
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Actress Quizzed Democrats Name in Housing Probe
Washington moves after a Senate Banking Committee hearing where Ian Woodner and his ex wife Ruth faced questions over bonds and alleged irregularities in the federal housing program. Democrats nominate state senate candidates in several Fairfield County districts, naming women in two races.
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Monroe Woman Nominated by Acclamation for State Senate
In Newtown, August 10 Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson of Monroe was nominated by acclamation as the Democratic candidate for state senator from the 75th district.
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Monroe
Newtown
Newman M. Marsilius, Jr
Trumbull
Helen B. Baker
New Canaan
Louis A. Lemaire
Norwalk
Ridgefield
Patrick O'Keeffe
Platt H. Creed
Brookfield
Adam Mengacci
Naugatuck
New Haven County
Milford
Stephen J. Sweeney
Ansonia
Derby
Thomas J. Cook
Maurice Magner
Seymour
William F. Abrond
Senate
Litchfield County
New Waford
Walter 5. McGowan
Watertown
Benjamin L. Barringer
New Milford
GOP
Paquette Former Red PW In Korea Dies at Vets Hospital
Joseph G. Paquette 25 son of Mr. and Mrs. Armas Paquette of North Grosvenordale died in Newington Veterans Hospital after release from a Korean POW camp. He entered the army in 1950 and was captured in Korea within six months, listed missing in May 1952.
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Bank robber captured in Miami for $190000 Floral Park heist
FBI identifies George Patrick McKinney, 27, as the Floral Park New York bank bandit who held up the Franklin National Bank in August 1953, taking $190000. He was tracked by a rogue gallery poster and arrested at the Duval Medical Center after victims positively identified him.
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Giants Win Narrowly as Pirates Lose and Braves Dominate
The New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 to 1 to extend their NL lead, while the Brooklyn Dodgers fell 6 to 3 to the Philadelphia Phillies. The Milwaukee Braves routed the St Louis Cardinals 11 to 0 behind Jim Wilson, and Johnny Antonini earned his 13th win for the Giants. Ned Garver defeated Cleveland 4 to 0 for Detroit as the Yankees, led by rookie Bob Grim, beat the Athletics 5 to 2 to close the gap with the Indians to three games.
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Paraplegic veterans held on gun charges in New York
Two paralyzed Korean War veterans facing illegal weapons charges were ordered held on $1000 bonds after police said they brandished guns in a car with three teenagers near Broadway and 231st street. Harold Traverse of Stratford Connecticut and Richard Hensiger of Endwell New York were hospitalized veterans on pass from Kingsbridge hospital.
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Missing Sharon Yacko Found Safe in New Jersey
Eight year old Sharon Yacko vanished from Barbara Givernaud orphanage early Saturday and was found unharmed on the steps of St Joseph's church in Union City. Police identify the girl and say she cannot recall the events. detectives continue inquiries into the apparent kidnapping.
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Fairfield GOP Endorses J N Smith for Probate Post
Julius N. Smith won the Fairfield Republican Town committee endorsement for Judge of Probate defeating Alvin C. Breul 29 to 14. Incumbent Ned E. Catmark plans January retirement. State Rep Norman Parselis will not seek reelection. endorsement decisions on a replacement set for Aug 26. Frederick C Pope Jr. endorsed for renomination. Parselis will relinquish his state post after four years due to time demands. Smith is a Yale Law School graduate and top candidate for Probate Judge.
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Fairfield Republican Town Committee
Alvin C. Breul
Ned E. Catmark
Grasmere
Norman K. Parsells
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City to Seek Federal Funds for Bridgeport Airport Repairs
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced state shares in a 11 million dollar airport aid package. Bridgeport plans to request 20 thousand dollars toward a 40 thousand dollar project to widen shoulders on runways 16 and 11 and renovate ramp areas near WWI hangars. Connecticut’s total share is 213,419 dollars. The request mirrors a previous bid from January 1953, now reapplied as the bill moves through Congress.
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City acts to arrest owners of abandoned motor vehicles
City officials launch a crackdown on abandoned cars starting today. The drive, agreed at City Hall with Mayor McLevy and Police Supt Lyddy, targets BHA housing project sites where at least 40 tenants face arrest. Police will use engine numbers to identify last owners and prosecute under state law.
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Eisenhower Farm Bill Passes Senate 62 28 Victory for Flexibility
The Senate approved the omnibus farm bill by 62 to 28 with a sliding price support scale from 82.5 to 90 percent of parity and sent the measure to a House Senate conference. Backers hailed the flexible authority to adjust price supports for basic crops amid a tense, lengthy legislative battle.
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