Five McKesson Rails Blockers Fined in Fairfield Case
Four women and one man were fined 25 dollars each after pleading guilty to obstructing railroad tracks during a 37 day McKesson Robbins strike in Fairfield. They faced additional breach of the peace charges. defendants named include Ciambr iello Kealy Kacegowics Arnold and Takacs. Police noted the group blocked a New Haven railroad train entering the plant via Grasmere avenue.
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McKesson Robbins Company
Fairfield
James Henebry
Underwood
Frank C. Ciambriello
Broadway
Jane F. Kealy
Rita’ Avenue
Gladys J. Kacegowics
Elizabeth Street
Angeline M., Arnold
Brookmere Avenue
Anna E. Takacs
Kings Highway
New Haven
Grasmere Avenue
Fire damages Fairfield food plant at Hager Co. plant
A noon blaze on 85 Timko Street Fairfield caused about 10000 in damage to the Hager food company plant and cements. Meats valued around 4000 were condemned by the Fairfield Health department after the fire. Building damage estimated at 6000. Electrical panel burned, disrupting power until replacement. Firemen limited spread to storage freezers. one firefighter received burns and was treated on scene.
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Hager Food Company
Timko Street
Fairfield
Joseph J. Stopa
Fairfield Health Department
Stona
Stopa
Chester Kowalkowski
Invalid Recluse's Killer Gets Life
NORWICH UP I report states Charles R Avery 34 of Norwich received a mandatory life sentence in Superior Court for second degree murder in the bludgeon killing of Frank D Morgan an elderly recluse in Ledyard He struck Morgan with iron after being refused a loan and fled with about 950 from the home last Oct 7 HemisFair 68 named prime overseas travel attraction opens April 6 for six months in San Antonio Texas
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UPI
Superior
Ledyard
Charles R. Avery
Somers
Avery
Frank D. Morgan
Morgan
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UPT
United States Travel Service
HemisFair
Western Union Cuts Leased Channel Rates Worldwide
Western Union International cut rates 5 to 15 percent for leased channel service via satellites and underwater cables between the United States and Europe the Caribbean and the Pacific. New York to Europe drops from 6 765 to 6 160 per month for a 100 word a minute link and Hong Kong to San Francisco falls to 7 700 from 1 320. Puerto Rico link 66 words a minute now 4 178 06 a month a 580 cut and Bermuda at 3 800 a month. President Edward A Gallagher called the move a practical response to the global information explosion benefiting business government and the public.
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Western Union International, Inc
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Europe
Caribbean
Pacific
Western Union
Hong Kong
San Francisco
San Juan
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Bermuda
Edward A. Gallagher
Western Union International
WUI
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