PUC Approves CR & L Plea To Cut Milford Service
The Connecticut Public Utilities Commission approves CR and L plan to discontinue the last three Milford Woodmont night runs and raise fares. A 20 cent fare or two tokens for 135 cents will start Monday. CR & L losses noted. Milford opposed full withdrawal but compromise keeps some service.
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New Haven
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Betty Hutton Ends Third Marriage in Divorce Talks
Betty Hutton and her third husband Alan Livingston agreed to divorce and divide their cam era belongings. The public relations office at the Americana hotel said negotiations began yesterday with Livingston representing himself and Miss Hutton remaining in Miami Beach through Feb. 11.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Alan Livingston
Americana Hotel
Miss Hutton
Livingston
NBC
Ed Traubner
Cuba
Woodmont Seeks Easements for Beach Erosion Project
Woodmont officials, led by Warden Alvin G. Rottman, seek written easements from about two dozen waterfront property owners to cross land and carry out protective works for a shoreline erosion control project from Oyster River to Crescent Beach. State engineers survey the nearly mile-long waterfront to plan sand pumping from Long Island Sound to create a 100-foot beach at an estimated cost of 215000 dollars. The erosion board and borough officials approve actions and commend public works contractor William Pawlowski for snow removal efforts during the recent storm.
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Woodmont Erosion Board
Oyster River
Crescent Beach
State Water Resources Commission
Long Island Sound
Alvin G. Rottman
Erosion Board
State
Woodmont
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William Pawlowski
Pawlowski
Rottman
Alan Walker
Howestreet
Fourth District
Democratic Committee
Walker
Borough orders rubbish removal and road gravel fill
Pawlowski to clear rubbish from a Lot in the rear of 324 Cherry Street on owner complaint, deemed a fire hazard. He may place gravel fill in a borough right of way between Usher and Clinton streets due to residents labeling the unimproved road a traffic hazard.
Textile workers fear tax loopholes threaten jobs and towns
A Textile Workers Union spokesman told Congress that wholesale tax loopholes enable manipulators to buy failing mills, liquidate them and offset losses to profits, harming textile communities. He urged changes to existing law to protect workers and local economies.
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Washington
Congress
House
Nays and Means Committee
Sotion Barkin
Textile Workers Union of
Amerca
Barkin
Trucker Fined for Drinking Before Driving in Court
City Court Judge Louis Stein fined Richard Kellam a truck driver from Water Street 627 for a drunken driving charge after he admitted to a shot and four beers. The defense argued the practice is common among truckers but the judge rejected it and urged industry reform. The case notes a 1934 rule about a duck stamp.
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Louis Stein
Richard Kellam
Water Street
Stein
Mr. Kellam
Maintenance reform debated for state institutions
Hartford officials and the Public Personnel committee reviewed proposals to end state provision of maintenance for institutional employees. Former state director Glen Scoboria will advise as the panel weighs options to monetize or eliminate maintenance and encourage staff to find housing independently.
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Hartford
Legislative Public Personnel Committee
Glendon A. Scoboria
New York
Massachusetts
Henry Alexander Given 30 day Suspended Sentence
Henry Alexander 32 was arraigned in City court on a drunkenness charge and received a 30 day suspended jail term. He listed London England as his address.
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Henry Alexander
Alexander
London
England
Chicago accounting survey on country club spending
A Chicago accounting firm reports a survey showing members spend about 244 dollars annually at clubs with 141 dollars for beverages. It notes country club dues rose 4.3 percent year over year to an average 288 dollars per member as of May 3.
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House
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
Chicago
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