First Turnpike Violator Fined In Connecticut Court
A Westport woman Elizabeth S Young 44 was the first to be fined in traffic court here for illegally crossing the Connecticut turnpike in Bridgeport on January 27 She paid 24 dollars after being found guilty Judge Milton Reinhard presided with prosecutors Thomas McManus and William Lavery present Two sessions yielded 440 dollars in fines and bond forfeitures Dispositions of other cases followed detailing numerous 12 dollar fines for various traffic violations and additional penalties for stop sign disregards improper turning and driving offenses.
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Westport
Bridge Port
Elizabeth S. Young
Sunnyside Lane
Milton Reinhard
Miss Young
Esplande
Seaview Avenue
Esplanade
Kenneth J. Zarriili
Reinhard
Thomas McManus
William Lavery
John J. Rossignol, Jr
Exeter Street
Ursula K. Schaller
Dean Place
Eldon Wagner
Cross Hill Road
Monroe
Richard J. Weston
Spruce Street
Gertrude M. Anderson
Stepney
Asa Chamberlain
Hancock Avenue
Joseph Cooks
Kings Highway
Fairfield
Harry R. Hollywood
Parrott Avenue
Michael J. Kraynak
Man Faces Five Counts in Stolen Car Crash
Willie L. Battle, 20, of 460 John Street, arrested on five charges after a stolen car he drove struck two parked vehicles on Golden Hill Street near Harrison Street. He is charged with taking an auto without permission, operating a car under the influence, evading responsibility, driving without a license, and auto-law violations after the crash. Bail set at 1000 dollars. Affected car owner listed as Arthur Davis of Father Panik Village. Knowton Street theft noted. Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, rises 19,340 feet.
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Willie L. Battle
John Street
Golden Hill Street
Harrison Street
Battle
Arthur Davis
Bldg. 7
Father Panik Village
Knowton Street
Alpert accuses group of trying to seize New Haven road
George Alpert, chairman and president of the New Haven railroad, accuses the A C Allyn group of seeking control to drain about 10 million dollars from the railroad treasury. He warns a proxy fight is near and calls the group’s plan harmful to stockholders.
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Alpert
New York
George Alpert
New Haven Railroad
A. C. Allyn & Co
Chicago
A. C. Allyn
al- Pert
Allyn Group
New Haven
Allyn
U. S
State Board reinstates Northend principal after fracas ruling
New Britain Feb 3 AP The Board of Education reinstated Marion H Adamowicz as principal of Northend School after ruling his Meriden police court conviction from Jan 2 did not violate tenure rules The principal returns to duties tomorrow morning His wife Grace a suspended substitute teacher in Hartford was convicted in Meriden on assault and breach of peace charges Their combined penalties totaled 40 and 105 dollars with additional fines for interference and intoxication The couple appealed to the Court of Common Pleas in New Haven Bonds were set at 50 dollars for each.
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New Britain
Board of Education
Marion H. Adamowicz
Northend
Meriden
Adamowicz
Grace
Hartford
Focal Board of Education
James
J. Heath
New Haven Board Talks Absent President Pick
The Allyn group urges New Haven to name a Western railroad man as operating president while Alpert remains chief executive officer. Alpert linked a candidate as capable but said no offer has been made. Charles Shannon, ex-Chicago and North Western, was hired as operating vice president after recommendation by William Wyer & Co.
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Allyn
New Haven
Alpert
L.P. Stack
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
G. C. Textor
Marine Midland Bank
Dumaine
Allyn Group
J. Douglas Gesey
A.C. Allyn
Securities & Exchange Commission
Mid-Western Railroad
Charles Shannon
Chicago and North Wester
Shannon
William Wyer &|, Co
Worcester
Mass
Pitt
Holy Cross Cr
Juli
Tony Hendon
A. C. Allyn
Argentina
Allyn Group Three
Caracas
Allynby
School Plans Four Scholarships At Helen King Reynolds School
A committee will meet this afternoon at 1 o clock at the Helen King Reynolds school in Stratford to discuss two $250 scholarships for two Stratford and Milford high school graduates. The aim is to provide $500 annually, with preference for science aptitude, and the plan includes both district high schools.
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Helen King Reynolds
Stratford
Milford
Maine
Helen, King Reynolds
Mitford
Cable car given to trolley museum in Maine
An historic New Zealand cable car, used for decades on the hills of Auckland, was turned over to the Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport Maine. Ambassador Sir Leslie Munro attended the ceremony as New Zealand gifted the car in honor of US military personnel who served in the South Pacific. The car joins a growing exhibit collection marking a transition to modern trackless trolleys.
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Boston
New Zealand
United States
Leslie Munro
Mornington
Maine
Kennebunkport
United
State Forecasts Across New England Weather Brief
Connecticut and Rhode Island expect partly cloudy skies with cold conditions on Tuesday and continued cold weather Tuesday night and Wednesday. Massachusetts sees snow flurries in the Berkshires with increasingly fair, milder conditions later. Vermont and New Hampshire report mostly cloudy with snow flurries and persistent cold, with partial clearing and not quite so cold by midweek.
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Connecticut
Massachusetts
Berkshires
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Highway Radio System To Equip State Vehicles
Hartford February 3 AP about half of the 889 motorized vehicles in the State Highway department will get two way radio gear to speed maintenance and emergency work. Pharaorman Corrage and its Corpore cage won the bid at 8 866 a month for installation and rent. Radio Corporation of America bid 8 329.27 monthly and General Electric 11 734.80. The plan includes 34 stations and two way radios in 350 mobile units with 24 30 watt stations, three 50 watt, and seven 250 watt stations. The 1957 legislature appropriated 185 000 to cover costs through June 1989. Installation aimed by January 1 1958 and the contract runs at least five years.
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Hartford
State Highway Department
Pharaoman Corrage
Corpore
Radio Corporation of America
Camden
N. J
General Electric Company
New Rochelle
N. Y
William C. Murray
Newman E. Argraves
Sires
U S Files Tax Liens Against Film Group
Federal tax liens totaling nearly two million dollars were filed against Hollywood figures. The largest, over 1.4 million, targets Charles Chaplin for 1953 54. Other liens cover Mickey Rooney Elaine, Otto Preminger Mary, Peggy Lee Dewey Martin, Judy Garland Sid Luft, Maureen O'Sullivan John Farrow, Brian Donlevy and more for various years. Liens were filed in the county recorder's office.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Switzerland
Mickey Rooney
Elaine
Cedric
Lady Scott Hardwicke
Rory
Lita Calhoun
Walter O'Keefe
Otto Preminger
Mary
Edward Dmytryk
Frankie Laine
Peggy Lee
Dewey Martin
Paul Gregory
Chico Marx
Ginny Simms
William Saroyan
Jimmy Boyd
Sam Jaffe
Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Maureen O'Sullivan
John Farrow
Brian Donlevy
County Recorder's Office
Assistant Drivers Licenses Plan Lauded by Governor
Hartford February 3 AP Governor Ribicoff praised a new highway safety program by Lt Col Frank F Woolley Jr of the Hartford Air Reserve Center that would issue assistant drivers licenses to children after examination. The program aims to teach safe driving early and has drawn strong support from the governor and about 440 reserve members already invited to assist.
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Hartford
Frank F. Woolley, Jr
Wethersfield
Hartford Air Reserve Center
Wooley
Ribicoff
Cornel Woolley
Woolley
Nacuuvsson
Asm
Secretary of Welfare Folsom
Cork
Ame
Folsom
Tax Aid For Some Teachers Weighs In House
A House Education subcommittee heard that tax relief for teachers may be possible via regulatory changes, with officials offering few specifics. Separately, Judge Swain upheld an injunction against burning waste on a pig farm, while the state Supreme Court declined to overturn related lower-court decisions and other rulings.
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Ree
William J. Guiazdowski
Guiazdowski
W. F. Clark Fuel and Trucking Company
Judge Swain
Gniardowski
Swain
Supreme Court
High Court
Edward J. Daly
Superior Court
Richard H
Barbary Coast Club Moulin Rouge Burns in San Francisco
Fire swept the Moulin Rouge on the Barbary Coast in San Francisco just before dawn ending the area once alive with bars and night clubs after Prohibition repeal. Eight Chinese residents, including a woman, were helped from living quarters above the club as the blaze destroyed the last of the Pacific Avenue nightlife.
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San Franciso
Barbary Coast
San Francisco
Pacific Street
State
Aloholic Beverage Control Department
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