Stratford adopts Town Plan of Development and zoning rules
Stratford Planning and Zoning commission adopts the Plan of Development and new zoning regulations effective January 1. The changes remove drug stores from the liquor license exemption and require waivers for package liquor sales from drug stores. Copies will be filed with Town Clerk W. Howard Wilcoxson. no zone changes are made.
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Stratford
Stratford Planning and Zoning Commission
Leslie Oakman
Commission
Equor
W. Howard Wilcoxson
Oakman
Planning Commission
Council
Reward posted in New Britain for murder case
The New Britain Herald announced a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the murders of Edward J. Karpiewski and Daniel J. Janowski. The total reward now stands at $6,025 with other contributions from city state and a private business. Police continue to work around the clock without a definite clue.
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New Britain
New
Schools End Year Break Reopens January Second
Parochial and public schools begin the long holiday recess today and will close through the new year, with all campuses set to reopen on January 2.
Honeyspot Playground contract signed for immediate start
Town Manager Harry B Flood announces G L DeFelice of New Haven will begin work Saturday on a new playground north of Konespot school. Land and 76000 dollars for the project come from the State High Treasury department under a town agreement related to Turnpike right of way. Pack Party Cancelled. Cubs gifts distributed by Dens due to measles cases near Eli Whitney school.
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Harry B. Flood
G. L. DeFelice Company
New Haven
Konespot School
State High Treary Department
Eli Whitney
PAL Talent Unit to Present Six Christmas Shows
PAL Talent unit led by president Joseph Carten will perform six Christmas parties over three days. The schedule includes Fairfield Masonic temple tonight at 7, Manning Maxwell Moore Party in Klein Memorial Saturday at 10:30 a.m., Huntington Road Firehouse at 3:30 p.m., Schwan Hall Bridgeport at 7 p.m., American Legion Children's Party Sunday at 2 p.m., and Fire Headquarters at 3:30 p.m.
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PAL
Joseph Carten
American Legion
Townspeople Republicans rally as Christmas nears
Os car Peterson, town chairman, returns from a four day cold hoping to resume duties before Christmas. Town employees donate 50 to the Connecticut Society for Crippled Children. Sterling House Center closes Saturday at 4 30 pm and reopens Jan 2. Florence Abercrombie recuperating from surgery expects home for Christmas. Walter Dowse notes 2900 light bulbs valued at 1500 in Municipal Christmas Display. Rev John J Filip says confession hours Saturday morning. Delaware Valley Joint School project visited in Milford PA cost 800000 housing 54 90 square feet. Building cost 560218 plus 104230 for extra equipment. Exterior walls concrete glass blocks brick. Cafeteria and gym included. William McDonald to mark Dec 26 birthday. Town offices close today at 5 pm reopen Wednesday 830 am. Fiore Perachio wedding anniversary Dec 29. Christmas seal campaign aided by Stratford Visiting Nurse Association. Lions Club turkey shoot thanks note to Sgt Joseph Carten PAL rifle club and police judges. Dave Gorman recalls Belmont Park ride with father Ed in 1945. Dave still rides.
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Oscar Peterson
Connecticut Society For Crippled Children
Sterling House Community Center
Mary Hardy
Florence Abercrombie
St.’ Vincent’s Hospital
Walter Dowse
John J. Filip
Holy Name of Jesus Church
Delaware Valley Joint School
Milford
Alton Torgan
Board of Education
William McDonald
Fiore Perachio
Stratford Visiting Nurse Association
Robert Hudak
James Salter
Lions Club
Joseph Carten
PAL Rifle Club
Protestants Demand Probe Into TV Film Ban
Glenn L. Archer of Protestants and Other Americans United calls for investigations by the House Un American Activities Committee and the FCC into Chicago WGN TV’s ban on the film Martin Luther. He argues the suppression threatens free speech and religious tolerance and criticizes church claims of no direct order.
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Washington
Chicago
Wgn-Tv
Martin Luther
Glenn L. Archer
Fulton Sheen
Archer
Walter
D-Pa
House Committee
Mser. E. M. Burke
Archdiocese of Chicago
Legion of Decency
Controversy Over Film Martin Luther Sparks Religious Debate
A fragmentary discussion criticizes a film about Martin Luther as insulting to Catholics and accuses it of religious bias. The debate touches on religious liberty and historical portrayal, with voices from clergy and Protestant observers.
Bank robbery attempt reported in Albuquerque
A young man entered the East Central branch of Albuquerque National Bank and demanded money. Teller Cornelius Arnett, 22, refused to fill the sack after the note threatened his family. The robber fled in a car. Arnett is married with no children.
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Albuquerque
N.M
East Central
Albuquerque National Bank
Cornelius Arnett
What makes a party click for holiday hosts
January Better Homes and Gardens offers practical do s and don t s for planning a successful party. It outlines guest selection, decor ideas, and activities to ensure guests enjoy themselves at holiday parties.
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Homes & Gardens
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