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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
19
Readers learn fidelity links to a man’s capacity to love and self deception behind unfaithfulness. Counselors note motives often mask deeper urges, as discussed in a June Reader’s Digest feature in today’s issue.
Bridgeport area students were among those cited in the State Latin contest held May 10 at Danbury High School. A total of 503 contestants from private and public high schools competed, the largest field ever. Claire Kaplan Central High Latin II 95 and John Pablish Harding High Latin II 95 earned honorable mentions, with Samuel Goldberg Bassick High Latin II 9, Richard Shiff Maplewood Junior High Latin I 99, and David Lewis Maplewood Junior High 88 also recognized. Roger Ludlowe High School students Charles Sloanes Latin II 93 and Joseph Capute Latin II 94 received honorable mentions.
A twin jet Navy bomber exploded in the air above Seville Florida and crashed, killing the pilot. Two enlisted crewmen parachuted to safety as debris damaged several homes and a church. A school janitor suffered a heart attack and was hospitalized in critical condition.
Washington June 2 AP The Corn Tassel and the Rose race for the U S national flower with advocates in Congress and the Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs backing the rose and the tassel. Miss Marga Cairns the "Corn Tassel Lady" in Minneapolis argues corn best represents the nation citing vitality and agricultural value while supporters note the rose has historical ties and global presence.
Wallingford June 2 AP Financier Paul Mellon of Upperville Virginia has given one million dollars to Choate school bringing the capital funds drive total to 2 440 000 for faculty salaries scholarships and a new classroom hall Mellon pledged to match gifts up to a million dollars when the drive began in 1956 More than 5000 individuals contributed during the drive Other Mellon gifts include the Mellon library 1926 and the school's science hall 1937.
The speaker recalls using the Old Joss House in Weaverville California as a place of worship while noting thousands of Chinese workers once labored in nearby gold mines.
Deputy Judge Sobel ordered rearrest of all who failed to appear in Town Court for traffic offenses. Of 39 cases, 8 disposed. 22 of 31 out of town faced warrants, bonds forfeited totaling $435. Hitchhiking led with 19 cases, warrants for 16. other offenses included illegal parking five, speeding two, and stop sign violations two. Warrants for hitchhikers reach as far as Puerto Rico. state residents get police-issued warrants, out-of-state warrants referred to State's Attorney.
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