Malines Case Ties To Ike Stop Aide Inactions
Notes from a Woodward inquiry reveal aides discussing timing of air line actions and delays in court rulings. Adams pressured chairman to delay a CAB order, yielding several years before a Supreme Court decision. Schwartz confirms agency postponed the order after Adams spoke.
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Mpcommites
Harris
Adams
North Am
Supreme Court
CAB
Schwartz
North American
Murray
Chotines
Tam
Two More Seized in Smokes Theft Case
Detectives arrest Louis Roci Jr 25 and Manuel Henriques 18 on breaking and entering charges in a large cigarette theft from New England Tobacco and Candy Co at 215 North Avenue. Bonds set at 1000 each. three other suspects freed on Saturday. Estimated stolen value near 10000 dollars.
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New England Tobacco and Candy Company
Louis Roci, Jr
Island Brook Avenue
Manuel Henriques
William Street
Redi
Albert Wilcek
Albert Meehan
Henriques
Peeder Richard Kennnedy
Stevane
John Roci
Leonard Riccio
Bishop Avenue
Henry Riccio
Stratford Avenue
215 North Avenue
Fairfield Knights Postpone Meeting in Weather
Fairfield Knights of Columbus council announces postponement of tonight's meeting due to weather conditions. Logan Fisher, grand knight, says the rescheduled gathering will be held on March 4.
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Fairfield Knights
Father Coleman Coucil
Knights of Columbus
Fairfield
Logan Fisher
Grand Inight
Death toll rises as blizzard shuts down state
A severe snowstorm prompted citywide emergency proclamations led by Mayor Richard C. Lee with ten other communities under orders. Schools closed, businesses paused, and snow removal costs ran high. Two shovelers died from heart attacks while clearing streets. Norfolk reported 20 inches with New Haven at 17. most areas saw 10 to 15 inches.
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Richard C. Lee
Mik
Charles Nerkowski
Bridgeport
John Wagner
Lyment River
Norfolk
New Haven
Fairfield School Break Discovered at Washington School
Fairfield police investigate a break at Washington school on Villa avenue. The principal's office was ransacked but no clear items were reported taken. The Stratfield school PTA meeting slated for tonight has been canceled.
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Fairfield
Washington School
Villa Avenue
Stratfield School Pta
Reds Spin 88D Return Flight From Korea Armistice Zone
Report says North Korea rejected a UK demand for recognition while denouncing as improper the matter before the Military Armistice Commission. The article notes the majority of passengers were Korean with two Germans aboard, and places the event near Pyongyang at an air base about 15 miles north of the capital.
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Kim
Military Armistice Commission
Reportantaf Ts Suen
Pyongyang
Engineer Hart in Train Crash
Police report details a train crash near New Rochelle and Fort Chester as empty passenger cars collided while being towed and overtook another train. Officials said service to New York City would resume normally and trains were shifted to alternative runs to cope with the incident.
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Connecticut
New York City
John Hartrey
Port T
New Rochelle
Fort Chester
New York
Sgt
Hartrey
Bard Actor Plunges to Death After Weekend Disappearances
Boston dispatch reports actor Charles F. S. Bell aged 41 died after leaping from the Hotel Touraine nine his body landed on a marquee. Bell recently left a Stratford trip and had sought advice from John Houseman amid unspecified troubles with the American Shakespeare Festival cast. He planned to sail to Europe and had appeared on stage with Katherine Hepburn in Washington.
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Boston
Charles F. S. Bell
Bell
Touraine
Alden Turner
American Shakespeare Festival Theater
Stratford
Uzamer, Bell
Globe Theater
Sanday
Lenox
John Houseman
Houseman
Housemas
Europe
Boston Common
Katherine Hepburn
Washington
Elhis Rabb
Don Pedro
New York City
Houresent
Oscar nominees named amid international film talent
A report notes March 14 as the application deadline for a position and highlights top film nominees. Elizabeth Taylor, Lana Turner, and Ninety others compete across categories including best actor, actress, supporting roles, directing, and song, with cross‑border recognition underscored.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Raintree County
Lana Turner
Peyton Place
Anna Moguani i
Toe
Neneee
Youara
Witness
Red ‘Buttons
Sayouara
Vittorio de Sica
Sessue Hayakawa
River Kwai
Arthur Kennedy
Russ Tamblyn
Caroyn Jones
Elsa Lanchester
Hope Lange
April Love
Academy
State births fall in 1957 tied to low marriage rate
Connecticut reports 1957 births total 18 121 couples tying the knot, marking the lowest marriage rate since 1938 and a birth surge amid low mortality. Infant deaths stood at 227.1 per 1000 live births, while the effective birth rate reached 23.1 per 1000 population. Natural increase was 23 400 persons, with a mid year population of 2 362 000.
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Jsm
Robert Keehn
It's Bureau of Vital Statistics
Connecticut
City considers tow away law to enforce no parking rules
Aldermen push an all day no parking and rush hour ban reform to curb blocking traffic. The ordinance would allow towing of violators with penalties reaching up to five dollars plus storage and garage fees, and permit bond hearings in city court. It requires insured garages and would authorize towing for driveways and unposted signs.
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Gladstone
Tedeyeo
Sarefeo Sgro
Frank V. Feroteto Jr
Thomas E. O'Brien
Stamford Police Evacuate 50 Residents Amid Housing Crisis
Police move 50 tenants from aging Stamford buildings amid danger of fire after tenants lighted fires in buckets and bathtubs. Lawyer Julius Kuriansky, for owner Morris Rettner of New Rochelle, N.Y., urged the city to assume tenant housing as condemnation judgment looms midweek.
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Julius Kuriansky
Morris Rettner
New Rochelle
N. Y
Pay Hike Delay Sparks City Employee Debate
BMEA and DUFFY rally for immediate pay raises while criticizing the Civil Service commission. The BMEA legislative chairman Joseph A. McNamara calls the Griffenhagen report favorable in principle but defers salary action as devious and unfair. He argues city employees deserve a raise this year and condemns external pressure on the commission’s fairness.
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BMEA
Joseph A. McNamara
Civil Service Commission
Griffenhagen
Mayer
Atlanta Fire Claims Eleven Children and Woman
A blaze ripped through a Bridgeport duplex in Atlanta killing eleven children and one woman. Police said victims were recovered from the smoking structure as firefighters battled the blaze late tonight. Authorities and city officials await a Civil Service report on pay raises tied to April 1958 implementation.
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McNamara
Atlanta
Bridgeport
Board of Aldermen
Civil Service
Bold Thief Steals Office Typewriter In Broad Daylight
A bold thief seized a 256 dollar typewriter from a second floor Warner building office at 87 Fernfield Avenue around 2:30 p m yesterday. The Western Union Telegraph Company property belonged to Bridgeport superintendent Elmer L Haines and was taken from the reception area while his secretary was briefly away.
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Warner
Fernfield Avenue
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bridgeport
Elmer L. Haines
Arcaro to ride Bold Ruler in Widener at Hialeah
American jockey Eddie Arcaro will fly from California to ride Wheatley Stable's Bold Ruler in the Widener Stakes worth over 100000 dollars on February 22 at Miami. His rival Bad Hartack will ride Calumat's Iron Siege as Bold Ruler's top threat.
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Eddie Arcaro
California
Wheatley Stable
Bold Ruler
Widener
Arcaro
Bad Hartack
Calumat
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