Milford contractor in dispute over release and repairs
Milford January 25 city refuses full release to Lyons Construction over sunken waste line repairs at Simon Lake school. Lyons had agreed to pay 500 of about 2500 repair cost after the one year warranty. City will release only the waste line and may seek court action if Lyons rejects terms. Circuit Judge Leo McCarthy orders discharge in reckless driving case of Joanne P Jannotti of New Haven.
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MMM Union Hearing on Dismissal of Officers Today
Top officials of the International Jewelry Workers union plan a 1 a.m. hearing at the Stratfield hotel to decide whether officers of Local 210 Manning Maxwell and Moore Stratford should be dismissed. Peter Jannuzzi, suspended local president, vows to defend himself and level charges against the international union. The press may be invited. the international reportedly will not permit press or radio at the session.
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Lodge Attacks Mediocrity In Education Talk
West Hartford AP) John Lodge urged educators to beware of mediocrity in a speech to the West Hartford Education Association at the Daffyerhaat. He is identified as the former Connecticut governor congressman and ambassador to Spain. The forecast parts detail Connecticut and New England weather with cloudiness and rain.
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Dempsey Urges U S Aid for Connecticut Medical Dental School
Connecticut Governor John N. Dempsey urged Congress to pass a bill providing nearly 1 billion dollars over 10 years for construction expansion and renovation of medical and dental schools and for scholarships. He testified to the House Commerce committee, citing state authorization for a Hartford area school and a $2 million initial appropriation.
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New England Governors Urged to Back NY Drinking Age Change
Connecticut will push New England governors at Stowe to join in urging New York to raise its legal drinking age from 18 to 21. Massachusetts and Vermont border New York and face similar teen drinking issues as highway safety concerns rise. Governor Dempsey and aides plan to press the matter. Rockefeller defers to New York Legislature.
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Italy Parliament Sees School Theme Stir Debate
In Frosinone a teacher’s classroom assignment on an old lady slipping in the street sparks parliamentary demand for education policy response. Students voiced mixed views about the task reflecting Communist fascist and Christian Democrat perspectives. Belfast reports movie closures draining downtown nightlife.
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Mrs Helen Fiddner Endorsed for Brookfield Postmaster
Mrs Helen P Fiddner of Housatonic Knoll endorsed for Brookfield Center postmaster by Democratic town chairman George R Brown. She is a housewife and mother and would succeed Miss Lucille McLeod who retires January 31 after more than 25 years as postmaster. The Fiddners reside at Housatonic Knoll with one child, Mary Elizabeth.
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James Fiddner
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Record cattlehide exports hit 5.1 million in early 1919
U. S. exports of cattlehides reached a record 5.1 million pieces in the first eight months of 1919, signaling strong demand and production levels for the period.
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NH Train Skips Stop On New York to Stamford Run
A New Haven Railroad local train from New York City to Stamford bypassed Mamaroneck on its 8:25 p.m. run. The reason could not be determined pending questions to the engineer. Passengers were unloaded at Harrison and reassigned to a later local to Mamaroneck.
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New Haven Railroad
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Mamaroneck Station
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Bowen Burke Gloves Fight Becomes Longest On Record
New Orleans April 6 1893 saw Andy Bowen versus Jack Burke in a 110 round glove fight lasting seven hours nine minutes. The bout ended in a draw as the fighters could not continue.
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UPI
Andy Bowen
Jack Burke
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