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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1958

Page

5

Outing Planned for Junior Police At Sturges Park

More than 300 Junior Police members will be treated to an outing Sunday at Sturges Park from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A novelty track meet pie eating contest and games will highlight the event with awards for top performers. The Junior Police Advisory council led by William Winburn Joseph Batchelor and Lieut Thomas Lennon organize the day.

Sturges Park Junior Police Advisory Council William EF. Winburn Joseph C. Batchelor Thomas Lennon Altice Duckworth John Cataldo Andrew Tuba Edward Colacurcio James Eastwood Henry J. Leffert James McCarthy Daniel Mulhern William Resko Stanley Meyers Vera Salisbury Old Post Road Townhall

Marshal named for church parade on Fairfield Woods Road

William E. Winburn Fairfield Grace Methodist church school superintendent is named marshal for Sunday's ground breaking parade. The procession will form at Fairfield Woods school with a color guard and band joining congregation members.

William E. Winburn Fairfield Grace Methodist Church Fairfield Woods Road Fairfield Woods School Fidelity Lodge Fidelity Fellowcraft Association Union Lodge Stamford Albert J. Staples Lions Club Walter Thom Rudy

Pequot PTA to Install Officers Tomorrow

Newly elected Pequot school PTA officers will be installed by PTA council president Mrs. Kenneth Johnson tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the school auditorium. First and fifth grade mothers will serve. Officers to be installed include Mrs. Alvin Northrop as president and Mrs. Roy Ferry as first vice president.

Pequot School PTA Kenneth Johnson PTA Council Fea Alvin Northrop Roy Ferry

Highland park school district leader visits Danbury area schools

Byron F Evans of the Highland park Michigan district toured Roger Ludlowe High and will visit Andrew Warde High, reviewing the House plan of education once led by Dr Carlyle G Hoyt. Center Fire parade planned in Danbury June 1 and June 13 bids for a highway bulldozer.

Byron F. Evans Highland Park Mich Carlyle G. Hoyt Roger Ludlowe Andrew Warde Hoyt Center Fire Company Fife and Danbury Highway Department Tunxis Hill Stratfield Center Fairfield Country Day School

GM and UAW Seek Neutral Site For Resumed Talks

GM and UAW failed to agree on when or where to resume bargaining after 21 years at the GM building. A new attempt at a neutral site is expected later this week while Chrysler and Ford also have talks paused. The unions plan a Ford meeting Wednesday and will resume with American Motors as contract nears June 15. The firms maintain wage scales and benefits but drop the union shop clause and dues deductions. A separate note mentions ongoing underground utility work near a 24 inch water main and gas line.

Eral Motors Ford Chrysler United Auto Workers Union UAW Walter P. Reuther Reuther General Motors Detroit Louis G. Seaton American Motors

Deborah Kerr Custody Battle Sparks British Court Action

Debora Kerrs husband Anthony Bartley moves to place the two daughters Elaine and Francesca under English court jurisdiction. Kerr, a London born actress, announced the separation after a high profile marriage. Bartley, serving in Britain, has control of the children and has not commented as legal steps proceed.

London Deblorah Kerr Hollywood Anthony Bartley Royal Air Force Elaine Francesca Miss Kerr Vienna Yul Brynner Bartley Hig

Memorial Day traffic toll hits record high

The final Associated Press tally shows 371 lives lost in traffic crashes over the three day Memorial Day period, plus 132 drownings and 88 miscellaneous deaths for an overall 591 fatalities. The National Safety Council called for greater driver and official safety efforts.

Ford Chrysler Associated Press National Safety Council Ned H. Dearborn Council

Boxer Holly Mims Aids Capture Of Stolen Box

In Washington on June 2 AP reports boxer Holly Mims helped nab a long legged boy after he swiped a cash box containing 1900 dollars from a service station. The thief fled two blocks before Mims tackled him. he was handed to Juvenile authorities.

Washington Holly Mims David Meyers Meyers Mims Uline Arena

Suspended Jail Term Imposed in Fairfield Court

Steven J. Drotar 26 of 244 Duck Farm Road Fairfield received a 30 day suspended sentence after pleading guilty to taking a motor vehicle and operating while license suspended. He must attend a Safe Driving clinic. Case continued for Martin Rottman owner of Fairfield County News for billing on obscene magazines. Area drivers charged with motor vehicle violations include George Vitale.

Steven J. Drotar Duck Farm Road Fairfield John H. Norton Drotar Frank Handley Malin Street Southport Martin Rottrean Briarwood Avenue Fairfield County News Company Ts'ap Marton John J. Fitzpatrick Rottman George Vitale Sunnydale Road

Fairfield Police Reports Include Traffic Charges and Breach of Peace

A list shows Walter H Daley jailed for unregistered vehicle and license issues with fines totaling $21. Richard T Hargiss fined $12 for driving faults at Fairfield addresses. Anthony J Collins fined $6 for stop sign violations. Dominic Esposito of Fairfield received a two year probation after pleading guilty to breach of peace following an alleged assault on his wife.

Walter H. Daley Pearl Harbor Place Richard T. Hargiss Old Barn Road Fairfield Anthony J. Collins Mill Plain Road Dominic Esposito Jook Avenue

New Wart Removal Compound Promises Quick Clear Skin

Tested by a leading New York clinic this remarkable formula claims to remove warts without cutting or burning in one daily application. The non mineral acid compound is marketed without prescription and guarantees full money back if unsatisfied.

N.Y Thia New York Cege Lab

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