Refugee family returns to Hungary from Stamford
Karoly Megyeri and his wife Marie with children Attila and Sylvia leave Stamford heading to Sopron Hungary after 18 months in the United States. He says living there will be better. government pays return fares for refugees returning within a reasonable time. Only daughter Anna learned English.
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Fairfield Man Receives Junior Chamber Gold Key Award
Robert E. Hatch of Verna Road Fairfield is honored with the Connecticut Junior Chamber of Commerce Gold Key for his services as state secretary editor and state chairman of the Miss Connecticut project. Hatch, an architectural designer with E Pollitt, led campaigns for Miss Connecticut 1957 and chairs Miss Connecticut 1958 in Bridgeport during the Barnum festival. He is a former Bridgeport Jaycee and first secretary of the Fairfield Junior Chamber, later elected president. Hatch served in the U S Navy in World War II and is a graduate of Staples High School Westport and the University of Bridgeport AS degree. He is married to Virginia M Kenney of Fairfield. they have three children Patricia Barbara Ann and Maribeth.
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Teacher Mary Rizy Hospitalized From Johnson School
Mrs. Mary Rizy, faculty member at William Samuel Johnson school in Bridgeport, is a surgical patient in Bridgeport hospital.
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Mason City Welcomes Meredith Willson At Parade
Mason City honored Meredith Willson, creator of The Music Man, with a mammoth parade led by Willson and Gov. Herschel Loveless. About 40,000 residents watched 90 bands pass the banner-lined route, including a 16 Trombones salute by a 110-coronet, 76-trombone ensemble. Willson proclaimed Mason City as River City for the festival.
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End of coal rationing planned for next month
London reports the British government will end 19 years of coal rationing and price controls by mid next month. Lord Mills says reforms aim to save about a million pounds annually in admin costs as World War II rationing ends. Colombia's steel industry is expanding this year.
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