Scientists dispute Soviet bacteri warfare charges at UN
Canada circulated a statement by three scientists denying proof for communist claims that the U S and UN used bacterial warfare in Korea and China. The analysis, prepared by MacDonald College and Ontario Agricultural College experts, is to inform UN Disarmament Commission talks on controlling biological weapons. Gross plans immediate UN Security Council action for an impartial probe.
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United Nations
U. S
Korea
China
Jacob A. Malik
James Endicott
Canadian Peace Congress
W. H. Brittain
MacDonald College
McGill University
A. W. Baker
Ontario Agricultural College
C. E. Atwood
University of Toronto
Canada
Security Council
Ernest A. Gross
Gross
Fairfield landowner charged with striking eight-year-old on playground
William G. Wheeler, 79, of 413 South Pine Creek Road Fairfield, owner of land hosting the Wheeler playground, was arrested at 2:30 p m yesterday on a charge of striking eight-year-old Frank Feiner Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Frank Feiner of 46 Flora Boulevard. Wheeler denied the act and was released on $100 bond pending town court arraignment Monday.
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William G. Wheeler
Pine Creek Road
Fairfield
Wheeler
Andrew Tuba
Frank Feiner
Flora Boulevard
Westport Court Fines in Town Court June 30
Delmus Bell 25 of Bridgeport fined 100 dollars with 50 remitted for operating a motor vehicle with suspended license. Other cases include Levy Edmundson 38 forfeiting 18 dollar bond. Fred Alterwitz 51 forfeiting 6 dollar bond. Philip Francoeur 40 forfeiting 4 dollar bond. Robert Irons 26 speeding 20 with 5 remitted. Edgar Peterson 16 bond forfeited for rules violations. Frank Salve 52 Hudson Street New Haven forfeiting 10. Charles Scott 56 North Church Street forfeiting 3 for red light. Constantine Trigas 27 Bridgeport fined 6. Robert Brown Stratford forfeiting 12. Klingler case continued. bus crash victim Albert McCausland 17 Norwalk. Klingler free on 5000 bond. Total fines and forfeitures 559 from 34 dispositions.
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Westfort
Delmus Bell
Railroad Avenue
Bridgeport
John W. Boyd
Levy Edmundson
East Main Street
Fred Alterwitz
Strawberry Hill
Stamford
Philip MM. Francoeur
Nutmeg Lane
Robert E. Irons
Jones HM Road
West Haven
Edgar A. Peterson
Woodside Avenue
Frank T. Salve
Hudson Street
New Haven
Charles H. Scott
North Church Street
Constantine Trigas
Clark Street
Robert Brown
Windsor Avenue
Stratford
Harry J. Klingler
Brooklyn
Virginia P. Boyd
Klingler
Post Road
Albert McCausland
Maintreet
Norwalk
Son for E L Clearys Born at St Vincent's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Edward L Cleary of 2119 Park Avenue announce the birth of a son Richard Denis on June 27 at St Vincent's hospital. The couple have six children Robert Louise Ellen Edward Jr and Mary Jane. Mrs Cleary formerly Mary Keller is the daughter of the late Edward and Mary Keller. Mr Cleary works in the claims department of Travelers Insurance at 955 Main Street and is the son of Mrs Robert Cleary of Naugatuck.
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Edward L. Cleary
Park Avenue
Richard Denis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Robert
Louise
Ellen
Edward, Jr
Mary Jane
Cleary
Mary Kelle
Edward F. Keller
Travelers Insurance Company
Main Street
Robert Cleary
Naugatuck
Stratford youth sentenced in break-ins case
A 16 year old Stratford youth was sentenced to an indeterminate term in Cheshire reformatory after pleading guilty to 12 counts of breaking and entering in Stratford Town Court Judge Milton H. Houseman. A fellow youth implicated by Fray was sent to juvenile authorities and the arrests linked to 15 other breaks in Bridgeport and Milford.
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Stratford
Cheshire Reformatory
Milton H. Houseman
Stratford Town Court
Robert H. Fray
Barnum Terrace
Fray
Po'ie
Bridgeport
Milford
Hearing Postponed On CL P Power Plant Appeal
Hartford June 30 AP The State Public Utilities Commission postponed without date the hearing on an appeal by Connecticut Light and Power against Stamford Zoning Board of Appeals ruling on a proposed CL&P power plant in Stamford The hearing will be resumed later.
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Hartford
State Public Utilities Commission
Connecticut Light and Power ‘Company
Stamford Zoning Board of Appeals
CL & P
Stamford
Military Foot Balm Promises Quick Comfort for Tired Feet
An advertisement touts MILITARY FOOT BALM as a medicated remedy that cools and soothes tired feet after work or pleasure. It claims fast relief with a safe, easy application and urges readers to obtain it from their druggist.
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Aav
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Verle
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E. L. Clearys
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Miss Clairol
Hartell
Num Avenue
New Zealand
Boston
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
United States
Alaska
Margaret Chase
CLP
Bar Harbor
Perma-lite
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Leavitt
Paint Dept
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University
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