Judge Dismisses Mrs Taylor Alimony Suit
In Manhattan Supreme Court Justice James B M McNally ruled Oscar M Taylor a New York Telephone Co executive had reason to refuse to live with his wife Vivienne Woolley Hart Taylor and rejected her bid for 15000 a year alimony The judge criticized Mrs Taylor 67 and noted her temper while affirming Taylor 62 as temperate and of integrity He denied claims of heavy drinking and kissing Mrs Morse and described their marriage as begun in 1950 with Mrs Taylor stating a 47 year age but admitting she was born in 1884
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New York
Oscar Minton Taylor
Vivienne Woolley-Hart Taylor
James B. M. McNally
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Taylor
Phoebe Morse
Frank Morse
Hartford hit and run driver jailed and fined
Fay Littlefield twenty two of 50 Atwood Street was jailed for one year and fined 57 after police said he fled after striking three cars in Hartford County between Saturday and Sunday. He faced counts of evading responsibility and driving without a license.
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Hartford
Burr Leikind
Fay Littlefield
Atwood Street
Littlefield
Morris Lischner
West Hartford
Stanley C. Blackman
Bloomfield
James Galbo
East Hartford
Blackman
Detec
Police tie hubcap to suspect in auto case
Officer George Goodman of the accident bureau arrested Littlefield with Policemen Vincent Supple and William Eckert. The hubcap found near Dr. Lischner's car matched those on Littlefield's vehicle and authorities say Littlefield received his auto markers just last week.
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Tive George Goodman
Accident Bureau
Littlefield
Goodman
Vincent Supple
William Eckert
Dr. Lischner
Greenwich man reelected chairman of Public Utilities Commission
Hartford July 1 AP Eugene S. Loughlin of Greenwich was reelected chairman of the State Public Utilities commission for a term ending June 30, 1953. He has chaired since July 1 1945 and served on the panel since 1943. He is a Holy Cross graduate and Harvard Business School alumnus. Other commissioners are Henry B. Strong of Salisbury and Fred H. Holbrook of Madison.
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Hartford
Eugene S. Loughlin
Greenwich
State Public Utilities Commission
Loughlin
Holy Cross College
Harvard School of Business Administration
Henry B. Strong
Salisbury
Fred H. Holbrook
Madison
Dogs weep too as mother buries dead puppy
In Corinth Mississippi a mother dog carried a dead puppy across a highway and buried it in a wooded spot. R F Ross reported that the dog returned with tears in her eyes.
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Corinth
Miss
R. F. Ross
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