Bullard Stock Trading Above Normal Amid Investor Pressure
Bullard stock traded higher as shareholders pressed for board representation. Day’s volume fluctuated, opening lower and closing at 14 348, up about a fraction. James Walsh leads a syndicate seeking to buy 158,000 unissued Bullard shares valued at 1.56 million, per a Wall Street report.
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Dtoah Aboores
Seuety
Apaiy
Bullard
Louis
Walsh
Tax Board Opens Hearings Tonight in Council Chambers
Tax hearings convene in City Hall chambers tonight to discuss city finances and school funding. The board plans to review the budget, department requests, and possible tax implications, with meetings continuing through Friday.
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Tax Board
Council
Chambers
City Hall
Citizens’ Committee
Oenaecanon Separta
Board of Tax
Peview
Aes
Anne Kiein
Board Memorial Auditorum
Imber
Nual
Common Council
Departmente
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Westport Court Fines Drive Under Influence and Other Violations
Robert DeGirolamo, 53, of Fairfield, fined 125 dollars with 25 remitted after conviction for driving under the influence and trespassing in Westport Town Court. Franklin W. Kennedy, 42, of Sandy Hook, fined 100 dollars with remit. Several motorists cited for violations including failing to drive right, passing a stopped light, riding with defective equipment, and speeding with small fines. Names and addresses listed for multiple defendants. History notes a Nov. 10 incident involving a ditch crash and turnpike confusion. judge was Charles F. Spear.
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Westport
Robert DeGirolamo
Tunxis Hillroad
Fairfield
Ing
Ignoe
Charles F. Spear
Connecticut Turngosets Marae Ae
George R. Bisacca
DeGirolamo
Unopen
Spears
Franklin W. Kennedy
Church Hill Road
Sandy Hook
Helen Brier
North l Avenue
Louis Lesley
Crystal Street
Elaine B. Riteman
Myrtie Avenue
Weston Road
Anthony Peluso
Lexington Avennue
Retary
Sycoe
Lorenzo P. Macari
Water Avenue
Henry K.acekt
Summer Street
Norwalk
Nathan Cooperman
Raymded Terrace
East Norwalk
Plant Protection Serves Everyone at Sikorsky
More than 10,000 Sikorsky employees rely on a 100-strong plant protection force led by E. I. Stephani. The two units fire department under M. A. Moore and guard force under C. L. Huchet ensure safety at Stratford and Bridgeport sites, control access, traffic, and civil defense, and train volunteers in firefighting and first aid. The radio network links with state police and Civil Defense, aiding in the 1956 floods. Guards patrol, verify entrant IDs, and maintain fire prevention equipment including asbestos dusting gear near magnesium tools.
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E. I. Stephani
M.A. Moore
C. L. Huchet
Sikorsky
U. S
Fire Department
Stratford
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Civil Defense
David Rayburn
George Ellis
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