400 Pay Honor to President of Brandeis U
More than 400 Fairfield county residents gathered at Longshore Country Club to honor Brandeis University president Dr Abram L Sachar and graduate division chairman Dr Max R Lerner. Donations announced included 10000 gifts by Jack I Poses of Bridgeport and Lawrence Wein of Weston. Recipients of scrolls included Samuel Carp and D Leonard Cohen among many from Fairfield County towns.
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Bridgeport
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Lawrence Wein
Weston
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Sachar
Lerner
Samuel Carp
Fairfield
William Carlson
D. Leonard Cohen
Israel J. Cohn
Bern Dibner
Wilton
Sidney Eder
Stamford
Malcolm K. Fleschner
Greenwich
Charles Friedman
David Greenspun
Maurice C. Hill
Jacob Kunin
Samuel G. Kunin
Harry Leventhal
Arthur H. Mainzer
Samuel Mezan
Philip W. Nathan
Norwalk
Leo Nevas
Herbert Raubvogel
A. A. Rosen
Edmund Rubel
Irving Rubinstein
Isaac KE. Schine
Nathan H. Schine
Saul Smith
Michael Steinberg
Brandeis University
Max D. Lerner
Massachusetts School
Fairfield County Friends of the University
Pastor Charles Receives Papal Honors in City Ceremony
Baltimore born Father Charles, longtime pastor at St. Michael's, received a papal honor in a ceremony presided by Bishop Shehan. The priest, born Oct 24, 1880s, was ordained in Rome on Aug 10, 1913 and has served Buffalo and Mt Holyoke before arriving in the city in 1920. The tribute also honors the Polish community, which built its own church, convent, rectory, and notable parochial school in the area. Bishop Shehan earlier named him a diocesan consulter.
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Westport Men Present Scrolls at Congregation Event
Samuel A. Norwalk and Frederick Starr of Westport received scrolls presented by Rabbi Albert L. Martin, reader of Congregation B'nai Israel in Bridgeport, marking a ceremonial occasion.
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Samuel A. Strassler
Westport
Frederick Starr
Albert L. Martin
Congregation B’nai Israel
Bridgeport
Marguerite Kirmse Dies at 68 E tcher of Birds
Marguerite Kirmse the 68 year old etcher of birds and animals whose illustrations appear in Lassie Come Home and other books was found dead by neighbors at her Bridgewater home. Medical examiner says natural causes probably Saturday. Survived by two sisters in England. Services tomorrow afternoon. will be buried beside husband George W. Cole in Oakwood Cemetery Wolto Tex
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Eric Knight
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Connecticut Stands Ready For Second Safe Driving Push
State safety officials highlight Connecticut leading the nation in low traffic and violent death rates. Director William M. Greene credits teamwork and school based safety programs for a sustained decline, noting 1,000,000 licensed drivers and 950,000 registered vehicles with strict enforcement and a point system.
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Sheppard denies divorce amid hospital dance tale
Testimony details Sheppard denying divorce claims tied to Marilyn and Dr Hoversten. He recalled taking the girl to a hospital dance, sending a letter he later learned Hoversten advised against, and a telephone chat with his father. He says Hoversten urged divorce prospects and discussed joint living plans.
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Marilyn
Hoverston
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