Milford Plans 57 Room High School On Lansdale Avenue
Mil ford board of education approved preliminary plans for a 57 room high school in the Devon section. Architect Jesse James Hambin calls it conservative yet flexible with 56 regular rooms an 18 pupil room an 800 seat auditorium and a 1240 seat gym. No swimming pool. Estimated cost about 2,620,000 close to the present school’s 2,600,000 including land.
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Lansdale Avenue
Devon
Board of Education
Jesse James Hamblin
Arthur F. Simpson
Fog and warm rain give way to cold wave in Bridgeport area
Snow and rain turned to slush as fog thickened over Bridgeport with visibility near zero. Temperatures rose above freezing before a new cold front lowers readings to the 30s and a 15 degree low expected tonight. No accidents in Bridgeport. northern New England reports freezing rain and air travel disruptions.
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Long Island Sound
Weather Bureau
Bridgeport
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Boston
Hillsgrove
R.T
Official Weather Bridgeport and vicinity forecast
Rain fog and wind expected this morning with warm spell followed by heavy rain. Showers end this afternoon, winds turn colder tonight with temperatures 15 to 20. Friday forecast sunny and cool with details on temperature and barometer readings included.
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Dave
U.S
Bridgeport
Cal
Mikoyan Arrives in Copenhagen After U.S. Visit
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan reached Copenhagen by plane early today following a visit to the United States and an unscheduled stopover in Newfoundland. He is to attend the Danish capital events as part of his Nordic tour.
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Copenhagen
Anastas I. Mikoyan
United States
Newfoundland
Storm Dumps Five to Ten Inches in Midwest Ohio Floods Rise
A major winter storm lashed the eastern half of the nation bringing five to ten inches of snow from eastern Kansas to southern Michigan. Ohio rivers overflowed as evacuees fled by boat. Mount Vernon faced mass evacuations and power failures. Chicago endured rush hour disruption with six inch snowfall and stalled traffic as emergency crews worked through the night.
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Mississippi
Alabama
Kentucky
Midwest
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Mount Vernon
Chicago
Tower Collapse Kills One in Kentucky TV Plant
A 671 foot television tower fell during a tornado strike near Louisville Kentucky killing one person and injuring two others the tower's demolition also damaged the studio and building debris and glass flew as the storm raged in a 100 mile radius.
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Kentucky
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Here
WLEX
Lexington
Rent Control Revived as Lawmakers File Bill in Hartford
Hartford reports a proposal to allow local rent controls on a city basis was filed by Rep. Joseph M. Rourke backed by the State Labor Council CIO AFL. He cites inflation and housing loss from redevelopment and urges targeted controls in larger cities. The filing added to more than 1,000 bills introduced as session bills rush to committee.
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Joseph M. Rourke
New ‘Haven
Bulls Flood Assembly
Rep. Rourke
House
Senate
Governor’s
Ribicoff
Bridgeport city bills seek bonds for asylums and Hillside Home
Hartford reports Bridgeport proposes issuing 500 000 in bonds to rehab the Asylum Street incinerator and 150 000 for Hillside Home construction. A police union measure paves a referendum on a 6000 minimum police salary. Charter revisions and a special act were approved by split council vote.
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Bridgeport
Asylum Street
Hillside Home
Common Council
Louis J. Gladstone
Ex-Child Actor I Switzer Shot Dead in Fight
SAN FERNANDO CALIFORNIA ex child actor Switzer aged 33 known for Our Gang comedies was shot to death tonight. Police said he went to a San Fernando Valley home to collect money when a fight broke out and he died en route to hospital. Two men were in custody for questioning.
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San Fernando
Switzer
Clark
Board weighs action to collect patient bills at Hillside Home
The Board of Public Welfare with Mayor Tedesco support considers two moves to raise income for Hillside Home care. One cracks down on overdue bills from patient relatives and seeks state aid if relatives cannot pay. the other aims to compel relatives to pay when the state refuses, with officials noting large sums like 1700 and 2400 dollars. Mainiero and Galla push for aggressive recovery, while Morris and the comptroller weigh legal checks.
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Tedesco
Hillside Home
Nicholas J.’ Mainiero
John J. Galla
Comptroller
John ‘J. Morris
Galla
Mainiera
Stephen L. McMahon
Comproller
Mainiero
Welfare’ Department
Comptroller’ S Office
Southport Church Names New Rector Francis X Cheney
The Very Rev Francis X Cheney dean of Calvary Cathedral Sioux Falls M D has accepted the call to be rector of Trinity Episcopal church Southport He will start March 1 succeeding Rev Isaac Northup now Provost of a Palm Beach boys school Cheney a Keene New Hampshire native ordained in 1945 has served in Springfield Ohio McAllen Texas and Southbridge Mass He is Tufts College and Episcopal Theological Seminary graduate married to Mildred Kidston of Peterborough New Hampshire with two children
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Calvary Cathedral
Sioux Falls
M.D
Trinity Episcopal
Springfield
Ohio
McAllen
Texas
Southbridge
Tufts College
Episcopal Theological’ Seminary
Cambridge
Mass
Mildred Kidston
Peterboro
N.H
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Page
Classified ads, puzzles, editorials, and various sections listed with page numbers. Includes comics, fashions, obituaries, radio and TV, sports, bridge, theater, and women’s news. Indicates a multiple topic lifestyle newspaper page layout without specific events.
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Saeprey Do Constantine
Brown
Financial
Newa Epevene
Jacoby
Evapes
Castro to Restrict Foreign Concessions in Cuba
Fidel Castro told a crowd near the presidential palace that the new regime will revise or throw out burdensome foreign concessions from Batista era. He urged the return of political fugitives from the United States for trial as war criminals. The crowd some estimate at one million cheered executions of Batista officials and supported ongoing revolutionary measures. The regime signaled reviews of American invested utilities including Electric Power and Cuban Telephone, with U.S. interests in Cuban ventures run into billions, as casinos and hotels loom in future policy.
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Cuban Telephone Company
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Moaday Mining Company
Freeport Swphur Company
Ageen Ashcardeta
Fire destroys Brookfield Inn in Brookfield Center
A fire razed the Nutmeg Inn in Brookfield Center early tonight with damage estimated between 60 000 and 120 000. No occupants were present in the 28 room building. Firemen from Brookfield South Brookfield Danbury and volunteers fought the blaze using cistern water and aided by Candlewood Shores volunteers. The front wall was saved but collapsed outward as crews battled the flames.
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Brookfield Center
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Candlewood Shores
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Beaver Brook
Wooster Hose
Germantown
Stratford Jaycees honor George F. O'Connor with Yavcee Award
George F. O'Connor, president of the Stratford Jaycees, won the Distinguished Service Award at a Stratford Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner in Woodland Grove. The annual prize honors a town resident 21 to 35 nominated by local groups. Professor Robert L. Brown spoke on a Trip to the Moon, as Edmond O'Brien congratulated the club on civic work. O'Connor served as emcee with Frederik K. Bieb presenting. Continued on Page Twelve.
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Jaycees
Robert L. Brown
New Haven State Teachers’ College
Brown
Edmond O'Brien
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Stratford Club
O'Connor
Frederik K. Bieb
O’connor
Genie Tierney leaves comeback film to reenter mental clinic
Actress Genie Tierney has reentered a mental hospital in Topeka Kansas for further treatment, delaying her comeback role in Holiday for Lovers. Century Fox said her mother Belle Tierney informed them of the move after a prior discharge from Menninger.
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Genie‘ Tierney
20Th Century Fox Studio
Belle Tierney
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Kan
Miss Tierney
Hollywood
Greens Farms
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Pasternak Set to Tour U S and Britain
Soviet writer Boris Pasternak appears poised for a lecture tour of the United States and Britain, per Spanish author Jose Vilallonga. Vilallonga says Soviet authorities show good prospects of allowing Pasternak to travel after his Nobel prize controversy. The writer and his British wife seek visas to Moscow to discuss plans.
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London
Boris Pasternak
United States
Britain
Jose
Vilallonga
Pasternak
Soviet Union
Moscow
Jupiter Missile Flies 1700 Miles Into Atlantic Test
At Cape Canaveral the first tactical Jupiter missile completed a 1700 mile Atlantic flight. The Army announced a completely successful launch after a 7 10 p m firing. The test aimed to validate inertial guidance propulsion warhead and fusing systems as a step toward NATO deployment.
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Jan
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NATO
Europe
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Army Ballistic ‘Agency
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Washington
Pentagon
Army
Bipartisan Tax Slash Bill Introduced in House
Washington January 31 AP two lawmakers A S Herlong and Howard H Baker introduced a bill to cut individual and corporate tax rates over five years. The plan lowers top rates, expands depreciation, and reduces estate and gift taxes while claiming no net revenue loss. They forecast growth would offset any revenue decrease.
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Washington,jan
A. S. Herlong
D-Fla
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Herlong
Baker
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