City reestablishes hospital administrator post amid license rules
Civil Service officials revived a hospital administrator job at the Dinan Health Center to satisfy state health department license renewal requirements. The post, once paid 7500 to 8300 dollars, is to be revamped under Civil Service oversight with a fall approval path through City Hall and the Office of Humane Affairs.
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Ratier
Civil Service
Raymond A. Gallagher
Civil Service Commission
Stu Ful
Tare
Pinan Memorial Health
Mir
Callapher
Civil Service Board
Conan
Stephen L. McMahon
Board of Commissioners
The
Office of Humane Affairs
McMahon
State Healthy Dept
di Center
Fn Annelies
Bhayman. Oye
Gallagher
Togk Atin Bn
McMihon
Meetig
Lorraine Gullbers
Sophis Miska
Office of Ininane Affairs
Mactia
Mcleod
Dane L. Foulvis
Board of Edhication
Nancy Kuh
Mary Ann P. Bure
Ij Kathryn S. Hewitt
State National Bank offers free Golden Sixty Checking Account
State National Bank of Connecticut invites customers to open a free checking account with no minimum balance and no regular monthly service charges. Bring proof of age such as a driver’s license to any branch and request the Golden Sixty Checking Account. Includes option of 10 check charges.
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State National Bank
State National Bank of Connecticut
Village Youth Held In Check Fraud Case
Larry A. Brown of Hed y Balher Panik was arrested at 2 pan 1 yesterday for check fraud. He entered Andney's Clothes on Main Street, bought items, then used a card owned by Joseph W. Chambers. Brown is held on 500 bail and must appear in Ciresit court. Detective John Formichella and Patrolman Daniel McMuilin made the arrest.
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Larry A. Brown
Hedy
Balher Panik Village
Corajtel
Polen
Brown
Andney
Main Street
Joseph W. Chambers
Solon
Deective
John Formichella
Daniel McMuilin
Trumbull Defers Area Transit Action for Year
Trumbull votes to defer approval of forming a regional transit district with Bridgeport Stratford and others for another year. Lawmakers split deferment while awaiting committee reports on feasibility, costs, and liability. First Selectman Keithsam backs referrral. Stratford mirrors deferral at their Monday meeting.
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Gansit
Lauter
Tran Bull
Bridgeport
Artard
Enirfield
crifienGau
Trumbull
First
Sgt. Kinsman Retires and Police resignations spread
The Board of Police Commissioners disclosed retirements and resignations at a meeting. Retired Sgt Charles Kinsman, joining in August 1946, leaves with 68 percent pension. Patrolman Bernard Durkan, Special Patrolman Juan Bergds, and others resign or move. Detective Robert Carroll to New Haven General for exam. several promotions and commendations noted. A request for holiday pay reimbursements and walking-patrol assignments were addressed amid manpower shortages.
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Youngs
Wee Yong
Patgatyey
New Haven
Ramond Kowals
Berkshire Avenue
Bernard J Durkan
Priscilla Cirete
Omaha
Neh
Juan Bergds
Angel L. Buran
Erineis J. Shanley
Pellegriny
Frank Delaquila
Anthony Pellegrino
Delaquila
Patrohnan Pellegrino
Robert
Zeke) Carroll
New Haven General Hospital
Carroll
Joby Siamon
Tate Herat
Philip Chirk ii
Ganway
Ganway But Hinted In Favor of the Request After Poli
Joseph A. Walsh
Vegaviliong
Clark
Panola “Gayman
Williams
Patrohnar
Alvin,Greenbaum
Plaxa
Middle Street
Greenbaum
Middle Streets
Walsh
Joel
Greenbawn
Mary Jane Seaman
Snpt
Margaret Lania
Mtil
Nelease
Wiley Wheeler
Nicholas Mariano
Roger Bolton
Henry Lieberman
Heyward Seeks Aide For Community Affairs
The Model Cities Program director, Don Heyward, plans to create a deputy director for community affairs to oversee citizen participation and neighborhood groups. He seeks a college graduate in social sciences with administrative or social work experience, prioritizing a Spanish speaking candidate but framing the role as broader than language. The appointment aims to fill a budgeted program specialist slot and will formalize next week.
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Serking
Don Heyward
Heyward
Stulios
Steyward
Idhayr
Arai
Missing Connecticut boy spurs cross state search effort
Mrs Pascarella and Snedeker pursue clues as two Connecticut residents claim telepathic powers in locating a missing boy from Newcomb. A search by four German shepherd teams and handlers expanded to Salisbury, with officials preparing to release the lead to authorities. Willis F. LeFevre, the boy’s father, coordinates as reporters await more details from Salisbury.
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Coslas Lepa
Adirondack Forestland
Mary Pracorella
Bridgeport
Newcomb
Selenti
Herald
Agant Edward Snedeker
Salivhugy
Hnesexay
Salisbury
Willis Frpe
Eam Ik
Unclear OCR fragment prompts partial recap of local officials
Fragmentary text references Ray Metin an assistant clerk of a guarded entity and committee members discussing department duties. Mentions William AL O'Cangor as a based president and a season context. Details are incomplete and names may be misspelled.
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Urs
Cyeles
Kypiteies
Set Ray Metin
Hs Guutred
Phe Ciimussioniens
Department Monilons
Mentier
William AL O'Cangor
Socialist Party Lines Up Candidates for City Election
Albert M. Perrocca, sole Socialist candidate for mayor, outlined party aims at a Beers Street meeting, criticizing city administration and opposing parties. Elizabeth Brace, former Taxpayers Association president, seeks city clerk. Teacher Ana Principato aims for Board of Mercantile education seats, pledging watchdog role. Three others, Felix Antigiani, Louis Turiano, and Louis J. Merdla, must petition to run for sheriff and alderman respectively.
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Perrovea
Noth Democrats
Marehegiona Hall
Beers Street
Elizabeth Braca
Westfield Avenue
T Expayers Association
Dridgeport
M63
Felix Antiganii
Pleasantview Avenue
Lou's Turiano
Terry Place
Louis J. Merdla
Remington Street
Suspicious Fire Probed at VCA Plant Bridgeport
Bridgeport police and fire officials probed a fire at the Valve Corporation of America plant on Farmall Avenue in a storage area on the first floor. The blaze caused damaged cardboard crates and plastic components valued at about six dollars. Preliminary reports described the origin as suspicious as investigators worked to determine if it was intentional.
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Bridgeport
Valve Corporation of America
Farmall Avenue
Raymond Beardsherman
Michael Schrum
Affworth
Robert Gregory
Queens Street
Edward
Osika
Sunrise Terrace
Ed J
Mind Wysocki
Rennell
Willian St. Ard, Jr
Hanover Street
Mors
Republica
Perrecco
Shiellan
University of Bridee Port
Rarhood
Mr. Perrog
Hull Addresses College Panel at Fairfield Event
Governor Hull opened a session at Fairfield College Community College inviting educators to discuss issues facing community colleges. He praised educators and criticized unchanged laws while noting civil rights and pollution changes. Ralph Nader was cited as an influence on consumer change, and the gathering aimed to explore challenges in modernity and education.
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Granp
Kylwight
Huth
Elasing Diorit
Hitch Sonien Anstitutes
Kairfield Hera LV
Hal Hig
Ange Ayhor Praup
Anil
Ile
Lon
Lowell P. Webber
Lncssheed al Hf Corporation
Lockheed
Altar
Stuewares Hays
America
Hail
Ralph Nader
Nader
Fire starts in badar seet qas as flames spread fast
Police said the fire began in the badar seet qas and spread quickly. Assistant Chief Felix Cavei directed firefighters in putting out the blaze and asked officers to investigate the cause.
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Badar Seet Qas
Chie Felix Cavei
Red China Confirms Yank Physicist Visit
In Hong Kong the New China News Agency announced that American physicist Dr Ya Ghenen, a Nobel Prize laureate and former Albert Knstel professor at New York University, is slated to visit Shanghai. The report notes his career and roles in theoretical physics.
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Hong Kong
China
Nobel Prigewinning Mehr
New China
Ya Ghenen
Shanghai
Hetman Pepaling
Mgt
Peli Yanyg
Albert Knstel
nUtine Fae
Atle University
New York
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Chryster-Plymouth
Lke Duster
Scamp
Cricket
Satellite
Fury
Chrysler Motors Corporation
New Jersey
Fairfield County
Chrysler-Plymouth
Paaicidak
Chrysler
Sgt. Kinsman
Mrs. Pascarella
Snedeker
Socialist Party
Albert M. Perrocca
Nowvnetiany
VCA
Plata
Sey
Hull Addresses College
Robert Mitchum
John Mills
Ryan
Miles — Fararayler Touges
Red China
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