Salt Water Sportsmen Plan To Oppose License Proposal
Members of the Salt Water Sports association elected officers and planned to attend a public hearing in Hartford to oppose proposals for a state salt water fishing license. Andrew Mizak was elected president. John Rescinsky, vice president. William Seckel, treasurer. Mead Worden, secretary. The hearing is set for December 13 at 8 p.m. in the State Capitol Building. The proposal comes from the Atlantic Fisheries committee and will be discussed before the State Fish and Game commission.
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Salt Water Sports Association
Hartford
Andrew Mizak
John Rescinsky
William Seckel
Mead Worden
Mizak
Seckel
State Capital
Atlantic Fisheries Committee
State Fish and Game Commission
Bassick Seniors Stage Girl Crazy Tonight
Bassick high school seniors present Girl Crazy in the auditorium tonight with curtain at 7. The cast features Larry Faye Andrew Pinter Richard Schupbach Timothy Kish Robert Pitz-Schler Raymond Macsionouse Paul Caple Jane Novak Louise Weingarten Judy Graves Arlene Demerjian Renee Meuller Carol Levinson Sharon Drost Lee Bakunin John Gillaland and Paul Caple Miss Mae McNulty directs with Harold Walsh supervising production and scenic art Mrs Sylvia Cousins and Miss Evelyn B Felton in charge of properties and publicity
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Bassick High School
Larry Faye
Andrew Pinter
Richard Schupbach
Timothy Kish
Robert Pitz- Schler
Raymond Macsionouse
Paul Caple
Jane Novak
Louise Weingarten
Judy Graves
Arlene Demerjian
Renee Meuller
Carole Levinson
Sharon Drost
Lee Bakunin
John Gillaland
Mae McNulty
Harold Walsh
Sylvia Cousins
Evelyn B. Felton
Fox Survey Aids By Greenwich Snow In Connecticut
Hartford December 5 AP A timely snowfall in the Greenwich area aids a fox population survey by tracking fox tracks. Lyle G. Thorpe says Arroll Lamson seeks fox tracks as part of a plan backed by the State Health Department to curb rabies with a fox trapping program. The department lacks funds and aims to fund via dog license fees.
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Hartford
Greenwich
State Fish and Game Department
Lyle G. Thorpe
Arroll Lamson
State Health Department
Fish and Game Department
Thorpe
GE raises prices on small appliances in Jan
General Electric increases prices on portable irons mixers sandwich grills saucepans and skillets effective January 10. J F Stark cites higher labor and material costs and notes some new prices trail below where they stood two years ago under prior margins. New SRPs include irons 11.95 16.95 grills 22.95 and saucepans 22.90 26.90 and 23.40 for a deluxe skillet.
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General Electric
J.F. Stark
Upstate Mill Sold To Connecticut Firm In North Grosvenor Dale
The former Cluett Peabody mill in North Grosvenor Dale was sold to the Gansett company a new Connecticut corporation led by Leonard J. Salmonson of Pawtucket Rhode Island president of Adams Drug. The selling price was 375000 dollars. Salmonson said he will modify the space to attract new industry to fit the tenants needs.
Argraves Proposes Connecticut Road Bond Plan
Connecticut State Highway Commissioner Newman E. Argraves urged issuing bonds now to fund federally approved highways with principal repaid when federal subsidies arrive. The plan would speed construction by years, with interest paid by the state but early access to roads. federal funds expected later. Arborio of Hartford re elected president of the Connecticut Road Builders Association along with Brunalli Sharp and Mariani as officers.
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Cheshire
Newman E. Argraves
Connecticut
Argraves
Atgraves
Connecticut Road Builders Association
Joseph
Arborio
Hartford
Albert Brunalli
Southington
Clarence Sharp
Groton
Joseph Mariani
New Haiven
Extradition Approved for Virginia Fugitive Douglas McPheters
Governor Ribicoff ordered the extradition of Douglas McPheters of Plainville to Virginia where he is sought as a fugitive from a work gang. The decision ends weeks of delays tied to an independent probe that found no corroboration of McPheters claims about his Virginia record and treatment.
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Hartford
Ribicoff
Douglas McPheters
Plainville
Virginia
McPheters
State Forecasts From New England and Long Island Sound
Connecticut will see fair and milder conditions today with tonight mainly cloudy skies and higher temperatures. Saturday brings more clouds and mild air with a chance of showers, while the rest of the region trends warmer with varying cloudiness and occasional light snow or rain, turning a bit colder in northern areas by Saturday.
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Mississippi Valley
Plains States
California
Pacific Coast
Canada
Central Plains
Southern Plains
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Union elects five at G E plant in two year terms
Louis J Santoianni president of Local 203 I U E AFL CIO led a slate with all but one candidate elected at the General Electric plant. Edward Nardella won financial secretary and Eugene Bucek Hugh Grillo Carl Benco joined the board of trustees with tight votes. Napoli was the lone Santoianni ally defeated. Santoianni said contract runs until 1960 with a 1958 reopener clause for job security talks.
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Louis J. Santoianni
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
General Electric Company
Mr. Santosanni
O. Jack Rupe
Vincent J. Stella
James Napoli
Napoli
Santoianni
Eugene Brennan
Otis Grier
General Electric
City Student Fined $60 in Pool Selling
Five University of Connecticut students arrested November 18 in connection with a campus football pool were fined in Mansfield court. Jack Krulewitz of Bridgeport and Charles Karp of Stamford each paid $60, while trial justice Philip Dwyer fined three others $5 each. Names include Joseph Musleh Hartford Pierce Robertson Hamden and Michael A Volpe Quincy Mass. Det Arthur Johnson led the investigation with campus security.
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Mass
Arthur Johnson
AMA Urges End to Shoe Fluoroscopes
The American Medical Association urged the discontinuance of shoe fitting fluoroscopes. The House of Delegates in Philadelphia said the apparatus causes unnecessary radiation exposure and is often in poor repair. Delegates cited a study noting dangerous stray radiation and exposure to salesmen, customers, and bystanders.
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Philadelphia
INS
American Medical Association
House of Delestates
Jailed on theft charge for two fires at service station
Eugene Timmons, 44, of 285 Railroad avenue, was sent to jail for 60 days in City court by Judge Milton E. J. Reinhard on a charge of theft. Lieut. Domenic A. Conte said Timmons took two fires from a service station at 440 Water street on Wednesday, and was arrested during the investigation.
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Eugene Timmons
Railroad Avenue
Milton E. J. Reinhard
Domenic A. Conte
Detective Bureau
Timmons
Water Street
Keller to Attend Session On Redevelopment Benefits
Clerk William L. Keller will represent the city at a meeting in New Haven of the Lower New England Federation of Settlements and Community Centers. He attends as a guest of the group to discuss redevelopment programs and community benefits.
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William L. Keller
New Haven
Lower New England Federation of Settlements and Community Centers
Keller
Jurors Picked for Hartford Murder Trial
A jury panel for the first degree murder case of Marian Mierzwa of Hartford may be completed tomorrow in Superior Court. Today five women and a man joined the panel, bringing the seated jurors to ten.
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Hartford
Marian Mierzwa
Harteford
Superior Court
Jman
Milford man fractures leg in fall on icy sidewalk
Leonard Scinto aged 30 of Milford suffered a fracture of the right leg when he fell on an icy sidewalk at Bestwick avenue and Cherry street yesterday about 5 p.m. He received treatment at the scene from Dr. Gabriel Carreles and was later taken to St. Vincent's hospital where attendants reported his condition as good.
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Leonard Scinto
Milford
Bestwick Avenue
Cherry Street
Gabriel Carreles
Scinto
St. Vincent's Hospital
Eight face morals case in Mansfield court
Eight people charged with serious offenses involving minors at a University of Connecticut employees building were presented in Mansfield court. One defendant, 19 year old William Stead, faced charges of statutory rape and risk of injury with a $3,000 bond. Other defendants included Henry Von Husen, 17, risk of injury with $1,000 bond and Richard Bowen, 19, statutory rape and indecent assault with $4,000 bond. Trial proceeding details varied while several cases were continued or bound over to Superior Court.
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Storrs
Joseph Benzinger
Mansfield
Ethel
Arthu P. Steffano
South Coventry
Philip Dwyer
Arthur Johnson
Johnson
Danielson
Thomas F. McNiff
Hartford
Roland A. Veilleaux
Helen Sikora
Mayors oppose CRL fare boost in Hartford meeting
City leaders plan protests against CR&L and Connecticut fare increases at a 2:30 pm New Haven meeting called by Hartford mayor James H. Kinsella. Mayor Tedesco, unlikely to attend due to illness, opposes the CR&L plea for a rate hike in the area. Public Utilities Commission set a January 6 hearing in Hartford on the Connecticut company request.
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Tedesco
New Haven
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
Cr&l
Connecticut Company
James H. Kinsella
Hartford
Cr& L
Los Angeles
Public Utilities Commission
Southern
California
Mt. Wilson
Ford
Bus Operation Schedules Planned for Hartford Next Tuesday
The transit agency operating buses in the New Haven area announced a schedule change slated for next Tuesday in Hartford. Officials said service adjustments will affect routes serving commuters and downtown terminals, with details to be posted at stations and on the agency’s website.
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New Haven
Hartford
Trapper Slips Shot in Arm by Own Gun
A 69 year old Bakersvill man Wayne Brae was trapping when his rifle discharged as he slipped injuring his right upper arm. He was taken to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital where authorities reported his condition as not critical.
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Bakersvill
Nepal
Wayne Brae
RED 1
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
Brace
Charle Mason
Edward Mason
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