Church Expands by Moving Old Academy on Old Post Road
Plans for relocating the Old Academy to a site near Town hall to permit St Pauls Episcopal church expansion on Old Post road were reported by First Selectman Dimill L Kinnie. The town and church will share moving costs.
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Old Academy
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Old Post Road
First Selectman
Dimill L. Kinnie
Eunice Dennie Burr
DAR
Town Hall
Stedman Kinnie
Frank
Alice Swanson
South Pine Creek
Harold Zimmer
Oldfield PTA Film Night On Bombing Effects Feb 12
Rep Frederick Pope I Jr. will present two Civil Defense films at the Oldfield PTA meeting February 12 at 8 30 p.m. A question and answer period will follow. A business meeting precedes at 8 p.m. Refreshments arranged by room mothers and decorations by Mrs James Baird. Open to the public.
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Frederick Pope I Jr
Oldfield School
PTA
Walter ‘Hansome
Joseph Sobel
Clarence Burrill
Raymond Barry
Claude Lacourture
Fred Apelquist
James Baird
George W. Anderson Barracks
LeBron Hall
Nile Club
Nile Sewing Club
Betty Ondy
Black Rock Turnpike
Exchange Club Installs Officers Tomorrow
John Donaldson to be installed as president at a 7 p.m. dinner meeting in Rudy's restaurant. Other officers include Robert A. Champagne as vice president, Lawrence E. Beilman as treasurer, and Bernhard R. Setzer as secretary. David Savacool, past president, will perform the installation.
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John Donaldson
Exchange Club
Rudy
Robert A. Champagne
Lawrence E. Beilman
Bernhard R. Setzer
David Savacool
St. Pius X Parish
Brookside Drive
Paul G. Daly
Roger Ludlowe
Fathers
Andrew Warde
What You Should Know About Cemetery Lots
Practical guide outline with six points on choosing burial spaces, types of cemeteries, and considerations for buyers. Emphasizes planning ahead for survivors and notes Readers Digest February issue promotion.
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Tao
Adyv
Town approves standard sign plan after retreating flashing sign waiver
Green Comet diner officials withdraw a waiver request to erect a flashing sign on a garage roof along Holland Hill road near the Connecticut turnpike and move ahead with a zoning compliant standard sign. Town Plan and Zoning Commission schedules Feb 11 executive session to discuss street lines on Old Field road and Knapps highway after public hearings last week. Lions Club plans a March 4 trip to Madison Square Garden for a pro league doubleheader with Ernest Dunlap in charge of arrangements.
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Green Comet
Holland Hill Road
Connecticut Turnpike
Town Plan and Zoning Commission
Oldfield Road
Knapps Highway
Lions Club
Madison Square Garden
Ernest Dunlap
Jewish PTA Group Meets Tuesday in Fairfield
Fairfield Jewish Community PTA to hold Tuesday meeting at 1200 Fairfield Woods Road at 7 p.m. Parents will meet teachers for progress conferences and view student work samples. Mrs Milton Poster will lead the after conference business session. Refreshments provided. Connecticut Camera Club meets at Wakeman Memorial Boys Club at 8 p.m. with a photography equipment auction.
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Fairfield Jewish Community Group
Fairfield Woods Road
Milton Poster
Camera Club
Connecticut Camera Club
Wakeman Memorial Boys Club
Tunxis Hill Fire Company to Elect Officers Tomorrow Evening
Leo P. Rosenthal wears a Lions Club past secretary pin from Harold A. Swatfield. Tunxis Hill Volunteer Fire Company will hold its annual officer election tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the firehouse. John Donaldson attended Lamp Mortar post office dedication on Black Rock Turnpike as representative of the Exchange Club newly named president. Ben Plotkin Jr. led Fairfield Lumber and Supply delegation at the Northeastern Retail Lumbermen Association 64th convention at the Statler hotel with J.G. Reilly T.R. Bowman and RL J. Loh in attendance.
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Leo P. Rosenthal
Lions Club
Harold A. Swatfield
Tunxis ‘Hill Volunteer Fire Company
At & P.m
John Donaldson
Black Rock Turnpike
Exchange Club
Ben Plotkin Jr
Fairfield Lumber and Supply Company
Northeastern Retail Lumbermens Association
Statler Hotel
J.G. Reilly
T.R. Bowman
RL J. Loh
Folsom Urges Speedup To Produce Scientists
Secretary of Welfare Folsom called for immediate steps to boost high school science and mathematics teaching to build a pipeline of scientists and engineers. He endorsed a four year, billion dollar federal aid to education program with 50 50 matching grants and state support to strengthen supervision and staffing in science and math education. He contrasted U S and USSR science instruction and noted current teacher shortages and limited advanced math offerings in many schools.
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Washington
Folsom
Office of Education
United States
Russia
U.S
The
Ussr
Columbia Plans Accelerated Chemistry Doctorates
Columbia University unveiled a speed-up program for 25 freshmen each year to earn a PhD in six years starting next September. Dean Lawrence H. Chamberlain and Prof. Ralph S. Halford describe the program as addressing a national shortage of research scientists while producing broadly educated experts.
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Columbia
New York
Columbia University
Lawrence H. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Ralph $. Halford
Halford
Eight Die in Flash Fire Near Guy Arkansas
Eight people including three small children died in a flash fire near Guy Arkansas that destroyed a small frame dwelling used as temporary living quarters. Three others escaped as Sheriff Joe Castleberry identified victims and noted the blaze began from a downstairs wood burning stove.
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Conway, Ark
Guy, Ark
Joe Castleberry
Fred Wiedower
Fred Mack
Dan Henderson
Cora
C.B. Marsh, Jr
Marsh
Debra Dianne
Martha Jane
Brownie
Dallas
John C. Glover
Wiedowers
Tangburn
Ark
Cere Mall Struc
Ture
Glover
Guy
Conway
World War I deaths and heart disease tolls
During World War I four-year period 294000 Americans died in combat. The American Heart Association notes 336000 heart and blood vessel disease deaths in the same span.
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American Heart Association
Caravan Route Through Aden Protectorate Describes Vast Desolation
Ancient caravans for silk and spices crossed the Aden Protectorate a vast 122000 square miles of sparse tableland and desert. The landscape borders Yemen Oman and Saudi Arabia in vague lines.
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Aden Protectorate
Yemen
Oman
Saudi Arabia
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
Science reports Bio-Dyne as a new healing substance that relieves pain stops itching and reduces hemorrhoids without surgery. Doctors observe rapid improvement in many months with various conditions, using Preparation H suppositories or ointment, claim satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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New York, N. Y
U S
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Tunxis Hill Volunteer Fire Company
Rainbow Girls
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Oidfield
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White Eagles
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Margaret Murphy
Patricia Chanadgy
Fairfield Visiting Nurse Association
South Benson Road
KyYe
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Paris
East
Rheingold
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