Survey on Sewer Line Needs Seeks Property Input
The Sewer Commission conducts a survey to locate desired sanitary line installations. Owners may mail or call 603 Jennings Road ED 53934 to provide name, address, and reason. Data will map future scheduling and reflect owner interest. Marriage intentions filed for Willy H. Deymendt and Loretté Cantineau at Town Hall. Property sales include Jones to Krumpp on Barlow Road and other transfers on Greenleigh Road Suburban Avenue Knanns Highway.
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Sewer Commission
Jennings Road
Commission
Willy H. Deymendt
Loretté Cantineau
Unquown Road
Town Hall
Arthur
Anstiss Jones
Barlow Road
Edward
Lucille D. Krumpp
Hyman H. Pollack
Greenleigh ‘Road
Jack
Muriel Brown
Elizabeth V. O'Kane
Richard
Betty Lou Fleish
Thomas F. Bialey
Knanns Highway
Ernest and
Mary Tuska
Shortage Reported in Gamma Globulin Supplies
Dr. Norton G. Chaucer director of health announced gamma globulin used for measles hepatitis and German measles is in short supply. Local and state health departments report no available stock due to reduced blood donations at Red Cross banks. American Legion George A. Smith post plans to move bleachers tomorrow at 100 a m from Andrett Warde high to Roger Ludlowe high for the drum and bugle corps competition on July 26.
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Norton G. Chaucer
State Health Department
Red Cross
George A. Smith Post
American Legion
Andrett Warde High School
Roger Ludlowe High School
Voter rolls down by 729 since November in Fairfield
Dron Is Noted Herbert Lepwith and Vincent Rosetti report Fairfield voters now total 21 174, down from 21 903 in November. Republicans number 8 556, Democrats 4 880, unaffiliated 7 738. Since November 943 moved out of town and 140 died. Permits issued for home improvements at several addresses, while Democrats plan a town committee meeting at Osborn Hill School Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.
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Herbert Lepwith
Vincent Rosetti
Inne
Fairfield
Newtown Driver Injured in Fairfield Crash
Edwin Cooper 2 of Parma Lee Hill Road Newtown was injured yesterday at 12:30 PM when his car overturned after striking a tree on Westport Turnpike Sturges Highway Fairfield. He was taken to Norwalk Hospital with a fractured right leg and scalp lacerations. Patrolman Michael Farkas said Cooper fell asleep at the wheel. Firefighters washed gasoline from the roadway. Cooper will be arrested after hospital discharge on state motor vehicle violation charges.
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Edwin Cooper
Parmalee Hill Road
Newtown
Westport Turnpike
Sturges Highway
Fairfield
Westport
Norwalk Hospital
Michael Farkas
Cooper
Company No. 5
Gooner
City declares public bathing areas safe after water tests
Acting health director Dr H P Dinan Jr reports this week's pollution tests at Bunnell's pond Beardsley park Sr a side park and Pleasure beach show excellent or good readings. Pollution evidence at Bunnell's pond appears to have disappeared and areas remain safe for bathing.
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H. P. Dinan, Jr
Bunnell's Pond
Beardsley Park
Sraside Park
Pleasure Beach
Barnum Festival Summer Programs Highlight Boys Clubs
Washington July 4 AP reports memory of the Barnum Festival with festivities at Klein auditorium and Stratford events. Two Bridgeport Boys clubs announce summer programs including day camps 9:30 to 3:30 five days a week and a Jerome Orcutt program with swim and water safety lessons.
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Bridgeport
Middle Street
North End
Joseph C. Kuhor
Middle Street Boys’ Club
North End Club
Jerome Orcutt Boys’ Club
Tar Woods
Henry Tagatac
Jaame
Grandson David Eisenhower Plays Golf With Grandpa
Gettysburg Pa July 4 AP Young David Eisenhower 10 joined his grandfather President Eisenhower on the Gettysburg farm for Independence Day weekend. The boy rode a blue golf cart, learned club use from the president and Gen. Nevins, and helped in a nine hole round. The outing ended with a sub 90 score, as David gained rhythm over power in his early golfing lessons.
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Gettysburg
David Eisenhower
David
Eisenhower
Arthur S. Nevins
Gettysburg Country Club
Gen. Nevins
Dick Sleichter
Nevinns
Eindowers
Barbara Ann
Susan
Eisenhowers
Washington
Marine Corps
Ottawa
Army
John Eisenhower
Mary
Jean
Fire Razes House in Waterford on July Fourth
A six room Waterford house valued at 38000 burned to ashes. A visitor received a minor foot injury fleeing the blaze. Mary Craig of New London was treated for a foot puncture and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Owner Stanley Preacott estimated contents at 2000. Fire chief said only ashes remained. cause not yet determined. Also noted: plans for tanker facilities at Ras Tanura Saudi Arabia.
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Waterford
Mary Craig
New London
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stanley Preacott
Joseph Doughton
Vatican Press Attacks Ingrid Bergman Plans to Wed Again
The Vatican newspaper L Osservatore Romano denounces Ingrid Bergman s plan to remarry as harmful to Italian family values. It questions the legality of her proxy marriage to Roberto Rossellini and warns of social harm to Bergman s children and to Italy s moral order.
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Vatican
Ingrid
Vatican City
l’Osservatore Romano
Ingrid Bergman
Andanton
Eisenhower
Dulles
Khrushchev
Italy
Bergman
London
Lars Schmidt
Roberto ‘Rossellini
Ieatian
L’osservatore Romaho
Rossellini
Miss Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Minister Hangs Self in Tower of Washington Church
The body of Dr. Carl Heath Kopf 58 was found hanged in the church tower in downtown Washington DC. A paper wrapper from the clothesline and a rough draft resignation note were found nearby. Kopf had been missing since Tuesday from the First Congregational Church at 10th and 6 streets N W, near the White House. He had planned for a European trip with his wife and son, and the church had raised funds for the journey. Kopf, born August 6 1902 in Buffalo, taught at Princeton and Boston University, came to the Washington church in 1947 after leading the Mount Vernon congregation in Boston.
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Washington
Carl Heath Kopf
First Congregational Church
10Th
N.W
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Polfte
Dr. Kopf
Army
Roland C. Adams
Adams
Europe
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Buffalo
Princeton
Princeton Seminary
Boston University School of Theology
Mount Vernon
Boston
David Heath Nioyed
Képft
Fairfield Man Arrested for Reckless Driving After Early Morning Stop
Franklyn S. Bulkley, 22, of Fairfield, was arrested on a reckless driving charge after police followed his erratic driving along Post road about 1 30 am. Lieut. George Butkus halted him near a restaurant to issue a warning for driving after drinking, but Bulkley drove away and was later taken into custody in front of his home. He posted a $100 bond and is set for Town Court July 21.
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Franklyn S. Bulkley
Fairfield
Lieut
George Butkus
Bulkley
Lieut. Butkus
John Swinedoh
Frédérick Campbell
Tonce Town Court
Yanks in Moscow mark the Fourth
Eight hundred Americans and foreigners toasted Independence Day at the U S embassy in Moscow with Soviet officials including Deputy Premier Kosygin and Foreign Minister Gromyko. U S Ambassador Thompson met Gromyko privately over detained airmen after a border straying plane incident. In Warsaw, Polish Premier Cyrankiewicz joined 700 guests at the embassy reception. Argentina restricts wood imports from Paraguay.
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Moscow
U.S
Alexei N. Kosygin
Presidium
Nikolai Shvernick
Andrie Gromyko
Khrushchev
Llewellyn Thompson
Tromyko
Warsaw
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Jacob Beam
Polonia Club
Minneapolis
Polanki Club
Milwaukee
Poland
Toronto Police Chief Takes Own Life in Park
Chief Constable John Chisholm 61 head of the Metropolitan Toronto Police was found dead by suicide in his car in High Park West End. A supervising Ontario coroner ruled death by his own hand. Gardiner said health issues had led to a leave of absence consideration amid a police hearing on alleged beatings of youths.
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Toronto
John Chisholm
West End High Park
Smirle Lawson
Ontario
Chisholm
D. C. Draper
Metropolitan Force
Dundee
Scotland
Toronto Police Force
Fred Gardiner
Police Commission
Etobicoke
Police Shift Promotes Milne to Detective Bureau
Police Chief Patrick J Flanagan announced that Patrolman William Milne will begin duties in the Detective Bureau effective Monday.
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Patrick J. Flanagan
William Milne
Detective Bureau
Nixon aides to receive Treasury civilian service award
Twelve Secret Service agents who guarded Vice President Nixon during his South American tour will receive the Treasury department’s exceptional civilian service award. Nixon will attend the presentation in Washington on Monday despite the chaotic tour marked by violence and an incident involving an injured animal in Cape Province, South Africa.
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Washington
Secret Service
Nixon
South America
Treasury Department
Henry Cootes
South Africa
Cape Province
20 Foot Cannon Gift Marks Retirement in Ventura Yard
In Ventura California on July 4 a golden 20 foot cannon gleams in Alex McLeans yard as a retirement present from coworkers. The relic from a destroyer that ran aground in 1923 was bronzed and displayed at his party after friends learned of his wish to museumize the old gun. McLean remains pleased and amused by the unusual keepsake.
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Ventura
Calif
Alex McLean
McLean
Bus Schedule Announced for Town Swim Classes
Recreation supervisor James Penders announces a bus schedule to transport children from playgrounds to Short Beach for town sponsored swimming classes. The plan lists multiple July dates and pickups at Eli Whitney Birdseye School Wood End Homes Second Hill Stonybrook Clover Field Nichols High Park Wooster Junior High Longbrook and other locations with varying times.
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James Penders
Eli Whitnty
Birdseye School
Wood End
Second Hill Jane School
Lordship
Stonybrook
Clover Field
Nichols School
High Park
Wooster Junior High
Longbrook
Second Hill
Cloverfield
Nicholss School
High Park Playground
Eli Whitney
Birdseye
Wooster
Measles Tops June Disease List in Town Report
Dr. Chester Habierlin reports June's communicable disease list shows 55 measles cases, 24 German measles, 22 chickenpox, and smaller counts for pneumonia scarlet fever strep throat mumps. The data were submitted to Town Manager Harry Flood.
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Chester E. Habierlin
Harry B. Flood
Legion Auxiliary Delegates Named for Hartford Convention
Delegates and alternates to the State American Legion Auxiliary convention in Hartford July 17 to 19 have been announced. Delegates include Mrs Ona Bristol Mrs Sophie Pivarnik Mrs Rose Jacobs and Mrs Mary Morgan. Alternates are Mrs Katherine Morris Mrs Rose Sexton Mrs Ollie Stewart and Mrs Florence Briley with alternates at large Mrs Frances DeCarlos and Mrs Anna McNamara. Permits issued by Building Inspector Edward C Goudreau show Tucci Realty Co Bayberry Lane three one family houses at 9000 each and J Oliver Carson East Main Street alterations 300.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hartford
Ona Bristol
Sophie Pivarnik
Rose Jacobs
Mary Morgan
Katherine Morris
Rose Sexton
Ollie Stewart
Florence Briley
Frances DeCarlos
Anna 5. McNamara
Edward C.goudreau
Tucci Realty Company
Bayberry Lane
J. Oliver Carson
East Main Street
US leaders to meet on smoke control
United Illuminating company officials are summoned to a Moon city Air Pollution Appeal board meeting at Firehead quarters at 2 pm to discuss improvements at the Bridgeport harbor station generating plant. A company spokesman says adjustments aim to fix issues with the precipitator system removing fly ash before gases exit the chimney. Assistant Fire Chief John F Gleason, director of Air Pollution Control, notes the review is requested under the new anti smoke and soot ordinance.
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United’lluminating Company
Roosevelt Island dedicated amid Fourth of July fete in DC
Washington marked the 182nd U.S. Independence anniversary with fireworks and speeches. Ezra Taft Benson delivered the main address and Theodore Roosevelt Island was dedicated in the president’s 100th anniversary year. Governor McKeldin led the dedication noting Roosevelt’s gift of liberty and public spirit. The wooded 90 acre site lies near the Potomac between Key and Memorial bridges, once home to a mansion and summer cottages. Roosevelt Island was donated by Theodore Roosevelt to protect birds and wildlife.
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Washington
United States
Potomac River
Theodore Roosevelt
Benson
Ezra Taft Benson
Jefferson
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt MccKeldin
Maryland
McKeldin
Key and
Memorial Bridges
Lincoln Memorial
John Mason
Roosevelt Island
Actress 17 Divorced After Testsimony of Harassment
Actress 17 divorces Hollywood husband after testimony that the young businessman she wed in three ceremonies harassed and mocked her causing a nervous hive rash. Miss St John testified Neil Dubin, 23, caused the distress.
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Hollywood
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Democratic Town Committee
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Oliver Stratton
San Francisco
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