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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

10

Steel Seizure Plea Rejected by House Group

Congress blocked President Truman's effort to seize the strike crippled steel industry. The House Banking committee defeated the seizure amendment 15 to 10 while the Senate coalition again limited any move to grant seizure authority. The Senate passed an economic controls extension 58 to 18 urging use of Taft Hartley law and delayed action until late summer after conventions.

Washington Congress Truman House Banking Committee Senate Maybank D-Sc Richard Bolling Missouri House Bolling Humphrey D-Minn Case R-Sc National Emergency Council

Hearings Set Monday on Sewer Projects

Public hearings on seven proposed sewer projects will be held by the Common Council at the start of its meeting in City Hall at 7 p.m. Monday. The projects cover areas near Savoy and Wayne streets Anton and Vincellette streets Madison avenue Palmetto and Old Town roads Wordin and Fairfield avenues Ocean terrace Main Vincellette and Anton streets and Wordin avenue and St Stephen's road. Also to be heard are the acceptance of Rita avenue as a public street and a building line waiver for City Plating Works Inc at 66 Pine Street.

Common Council City Hall At & P.m Savoy Wayne Streets Anton and Vincellette Streets Madison Avenue Eckart Street Palmetto Old Town Wordin Fairfield Avenues Ocean Terrace Main Vincellette Anton Wordin Avenue St. Stephen's Road Rita Avenue City Plating Works, Inc Pine Street

Burritt Co Cited for Public Relations in 1952 Contest

The A. W. Burritt Co at 415 Knowlton Street received national recognition for outstanding public relations in the 1952 National Retail Lumber Dealers Association contest. Certificate will be sent from NRLDA in Washington to Arthur Clifford, who submitted the entry. Entries came from retailers in 37 states. judges were editors of six building industry publications.

A. W. Burritt Company Knowlton Street National Retail Lumber Dealers Association Clyde A. Fulton NRLDA Washington, D. C Arthur Clifford

Hove Home Owner Fined for Owning 24 Unlicensed Dogs

A homeowner in Hove Scotland was fined after prosecutors found 24 dogs kept on the property without licenses. Environmental health officers reported overcrowding and welfare concerns.

Hove Scotland

Four area men to receive degrees from Trinity College

Four county residents will join 211 graduates at Trinity College Hartford Sunday afternoon. Kenneth D. Thomas of Bridgeport Donald C. Cousins of Ansonia William B. Young of Greenwich earn Bachelor of Arts degrees while William S. Morse Jr. of Danbury earns a Bachelor of Science. Morse will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Air Force on Saturday.

Trinity College Hartford Kenneth D. Thomas Kenneth A. Thomas Coleman Street Bridgeport Donald C. Cousins William E. Cousins Howard Avenue Ansonia William B. Young C. H. Young Indian Harbor Greenwich William S. Morse, Jr William S. Morse Mill Plain Road Danbury Morse Air Force

Sub keel laying plans snagged on Nautilus design

Marine builders say keel plates for submarines normally fit the latter class but Nautilus will not use standard keels due to its radical hull design. Submarines in service today have protrusions that resemble keels, but Nautilus diverges from that configuration.

Taft Outlines Views On Korea And Europe

Taft defended his Korea stance and foreign policy view in New Jersey remarks. He said cutting federal spending to 55 billion is unlikely and proposed 60 then 53 billion budgets. He urged rearming Western Germany, warned against a European vacuum, and favored air power over large land armies while supporting arms to friendly nations. He warned against a New Deal style campaign and urged GOP unity without alienating independents.

Taft New Jersey Korea Western Germany France Europe National Republican Club Mr. Truman Aft Eisenhower Sherman Adams Massachusetts Thomas E. Dewey New York John Davis Lodge Connecticut Alfred E. Driscoll

Brennen Commended by CT County Officials

Connecticut Association of County Officials voted to commend William H Brennan of Stamford retiring as national committeeman. The group from all eight counties praised his support for strengthening county government in Connecticut at a Middletown meeting.

Connecticut William H. Brennan Stamford Connecticut Association of Middletown

Yanks Break Up Prison Camps on Red Sea Island

Violence erupts as U S Second Division guards move prisoners from compounds 66 95 to new stockades on a Red Sea island. About 4200 Koreans relocated from compound 95 amid escapes by anti communists. three communist leaders from compound 95 seized. Guards raze buildings after transfer uncover no bodies tunnels or weapons except a crude knife.

VU. S. Second Division Boamer Jeaders

Firms Here Adopt New Griffin Freight Plan

E G Barske and Charles F Yardley led a meeting where the Griffin Plan for rail freight cooperation was adopted for the Naugatuck Valley and Hartford area. Louis A Lorenzo presided. Arthur Conway represented the Chamber of Commerce. Invitations went to Norwalk Stamford and Westchester groups including Larchmont Mamaroneck Rye New Rochelle and Mount Vernon organizations.

E. G. Barske Charles F. Yardley Freight Transportation Department Louis A. Lorenzo Association Arthur Conway C of C’s Naugatuck Valley New Haven Railroad Griffin Hartford New Britain New London New Haven Fairfield Westchester Counties Snake Westchester Bridgeport Chambers of Commerce and Manufacturers Associations Norwalk Stamford-Greenwich New York Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Stamford- Greenwich Manufacturers Council Stamford Chamber of Commerce, Inc The Larchmont Fair Trade Association Mamaroneck Chamber of Commerce, Inc Rye Board of Trade, Inc New Rochelle Civic and Commerce Association Mount Vernon Chamber of Commerce, Inc

Bridgeport Drunken Driving Offender Jailed

A Bridgeport man Robert Mobley was sentenced to 60 days in jail as a second offender on drunken driving. He also faced a $25 fine for reckless driving and $100 fine on the license suspension count, with 30 days alternative, and the jail term to follow on the license charge.

New Haven Bridgeport Court of Common Pleas Sidney Johnson Robert Mobley Smith Street Mobley

Sermon Topic At United Church On Resources For Living

The Rev. Howard C Nutting associate minister and director of religious education will preach Sunday at the morning service on Resources for Living All departments of the summer Sunday school will meet at 7 30 a m

Howard C. Nutting The United Church

Ike Opposed Berlin Partition Deal Says Eisenhower

Gen Dwight D Eisenhower told a New York audience that partitioning Germany and cutting Berlin off to Russian influence was decided against his advice. He spoke during a lengthy session with more than 100 GOP delegates from New Jersey and contrasted remarks with Sen Robert Taft. He said he did not participate in Potsdam or Yalta decisions.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Germany Berlin New Jersey Eisenhower Matthew Ridgway Korea Yalu River Manchuria Robert A. Taft Ohio Columbia University Taft Europe Far East Potsdam Yalta

Central High Honors 314 Graduates With Music and Scholarships

The Class of 1948 at Central High received diplomas Friday night. Scholars were announced including Yale recipients Arnold Kaplan and Brenda Kaplan, Tufts NROTC scholar Roger Kowalsky, and MIT and Boston University prize winners. Graduates were feted with awards for academics and arts by Dr. Arthur C. Sides and school clubs, with magna cum laude and cum laude honors listed for numerous students.

Arnold Kaplan Yale University Frank Miller Yale Roger Kowalsky Tufts Brenda Kaplan Curtis Institute of Music Benjamin Tenzer Massachusetts Institute of Technology Nettie Levine Boston University Schol of Education Elaine Allis New Haven State Teachers’ College Monica Downs New Haven State Teachers College Nancy Ann Michalka Albertus Magnus College William Cullen Bridgport Engineering Institute Mary Lou Veronica Mullins Saul Goldwasser Elaine Land University of Bridgeport Arthur C. Sides David Lesser Robert Salm Joan Pearson Kate L. Richardson Margaret Faith Somerset Mary Lou Mullins Matthias Martha Pritz Frances R. Marbel Mary J. Miner Evelyn Plukas Dorothy Bradshaw Germania Singing Society Schwaebisher Maennerchor Arnold Kaplin Judith Calcaterra Arlyne J. Russo Raymond Wochner Mary E. Witt Fairchild Chemistry Judah Kaplan Rensselaer DAR Philip Trager Jane C. Wright Jennie Naples Mathias Morag Crichton North End Business Men’s Association Patricia DeSalle Donald Barbin Wanda Peslak Kurt Bracket Robert Jacobson Jewish War Veterans’ Auxiliary Elaine Charlotte Allis Morag Lawrie Crichton Jeanne Carolyn Eng Matilda Maria Fernandes Robert Mark Jacobson Robert Cornelius Kalm Arnold Jay Kuplin Roger Joseph Kowalsky Nettie Benedicta Levine Nancy Ann Beatrice Michalka Mary Tou V. Mullins Jennie Dolores Naples Edward Ronald Varauka Joan Dorothy V Pearson Gloria Pires Evelyn Louise Valukas Martha Elaine Pritz Elaine Ann Schol Benjamin Ellis Tenzer Philip Samuel Trager Mary Frances Wieler Raymond Dean Wochner Sarah A. Zariff John William Zoldy Philip Booth Allen Barbara Joyce Atcherson Donald Richard Barbin Adele Shevn Berkowitz Harriet Bohrer Kurt Alfred Brackert Barbara Dorothea Bucko Sallie Patricia Byers Gustave Anton Carlson John Cascio Nassa Chapar Antonia Mestre Barbara Lois Vaolini Julia Margaret Pine Dorothy Rose Prezioso Minnie M. Kua Sheila Faye Singer Dorothy Ann Skikas Alice Jane Taylor Oreste Anthony Testani Nancy Doores Verrilli Lorraine Mary Volla Marianne Frances Zich Sally Zigun Evelyn Lee “Abernethy Judith Faith Caterra Elizabeth Denise Carroll Phyliss Philomena Cavalieri Maureen Gertude Coleman Mary Gray Ford Dorothy Mae Henezhgn Annette Dorothy Herman Shirley Adelaide Jones Brenda Harris Kaplan Gail Bonita Mackin Mary Rose McKelvey June Johanna Miller Patricia Ann Minton Joan Catherine Oliver Etheline Teresa Pember Deborah Phyllis Pensak Wanda Evelyn Peslak Jean Marie Roder Catherine Rose Simpson Patricia Rose Stevenson Frances Mary Testani Rlla Adele Formica Beverly Rose Fox Elaine Joan Frybarger Lucille Ann Giannini Rita Mariette Gifford Lesle Mac Kelman Frances Klein Joretta Lashley Shirley May Lutinsky Lorraine Marie May Olga Louise Minotti Celestine Mary Mackevicius Barbara Vatricia Napolitano Mary Louise Orfino Bertha Joan Schwartz Estelle Lee Sisken Marie Rosalie Stafko Helen A.streich Barbara Joyce Swyer Marjorie Lelia Taylor Nancy Joan Thornberg Shirley Ann Todd Helen Rita Velenchik Elvira Vetro Jean Marie Wastington Anne Teresa Wynne Carolyn Doris Barratta Winona Bethea Ruth Elizabeth Brown Elizabeth Marie Buckley Betty Jane Buttery Betty Helen Cable Virginia Mary Ciotti Gloria Colandrea Irene Mary Corse Lucy Ann Cortello Barbara Alice Coughlin Joan Marie D'Addario Barbara Carol Freedman Dorothy Heske Lilybeth Elizabeth Jagoe Joan Ann Langan Elsie Augusta Larson Marie Elizabeth Lesinsky Jean Marie Mancinelli Natalie Nellie Mastro Shirley Ann Mater Patricia Ann McDonagh Patricia Ann O'Connor Florence C. Pace Carol Ann Pacelli Sylvia Mary Vicarazzi Arline Margaret Poulin Sally Grace Reade Carmela Theresa DiPasquale Jane Ellen Eustace Lorraine Theresa Frechette Linda Lucas Gartvia Carol Elizabeth Hodges Concetta Mary Mavaro Elizabeth Margaret Macherino Josephine Celestine Naples Jeanne Marie Peluchette Barbara Elaine Rosario Josephine Anita Saglimbene Ruth Elvira Schmedlin Claire Gilda Vitola Raymond Samuel Bell Noel Morrow Berntein Edward John Boyle Louis Fred Bro Joseph Manuel Oliver Ronald Jerry Perlman Virgil Vincent Procaccini Michael Peter Ratner Walter Max Rauffer John George Reichel Ronald Leonard Rinko Kenneth Robert Sandley Richard Sebastian Scalo Francis Walter Serbent Louis Vincent Sicilian Donald Robert Smith Robert Frederick Smith Fred Joseph Steinbrick Mario Dominic Altieri Caesar Joseph Alves Dominic Arminio Leonard Austin Michael Thomas Balog Allen Christopher Blade Charles Joseph Levine James Edward Matera Lawrence John Matthews George Mendenhall Bruce Edward Milroy Daniel Nastasia William Henry Nolan, Jr Frederick Donald Paoletti James Joseph Perrotta Ernest Albert Petriciano Ronald Walter Piotrowski Walter Thomas Plummer Joseph Charles Poruben Frank Paul Savo William Brainard Schietinger Henry Samuel Shawah Donald Smith Ralph Anthony Vener Vincent Irving Nichols Erio Louis Paoletto Joseph Stevens Provost Frank August Sanchione Robert Louis Schneider Clifford Charles Seeler Karl Tommas Ulatowski Frank Dominick Vitale Werner Alfredo Ralph Fensere Thomas Golten Richard Jaworowski Dorothy McGrath Ernest Mandanici Wratt Minten Tiale Méfreni John Murphy Joan Senso Paul Susi Robert Trer Anthony Varrene

Democrats Start Session Tonight in Connecticut

The Connecticut Democratic Party lines up a seven member at large slate led by Charles E. Mahoney with Brien McMahon and William Benton among others. Delegates and nominees will be chosen during a Bushnell Memorial convention opening tonight at 8 with Hubert Humphrey delivering the keynote at 9.

Connnecticut Federation of Democratic Women Charles E. Mahoney Windsor State Central Committee Brien McMahon William Benton Dorothy Satti New London Mr. Bailey Mitchell Sviridoff CIO Joseph P. Cleary AFL Fairfield County Albert L. Coles Bridgeport Anthony P. Mazza Greenwich J.flemming Rutledge Stamford McMahon Connecticut Chicago Bushnell Memorial Hubert Humphrey Minnesota U. S Benton Washington Truman Groton Pribyson Stanley J. Pribyson Hartford Joseph Morelli New Britain James P. Casey Bristol Alfie Urbinati Norwich Paul R. Connery Norwalk Mary Flynn Southington Chester Bowles Connery Flynn John M. Golden New Haven Satti Bowles India Dodd Cyril Coleman Sullivan Thomas F. J. Quigley

Driver Arrested After Westport Crash

Edgar A. Peterson a 16 year old of Woodside avenue was arrested at 3 50 p m for violating rules of the road after his car eastbound on Bridge street rear ended a dump truck driven by Joseph P Gilbertie 23 of Norwalk Roger Gilbertie 25 of Riverside avenue suffered a minor head injury at the scene Peterson released on a awaited arraignment in Town Court June 23

Westport Edgar A. Peterson Woodside Avenue Bridge Street Saxon Lane John Gudzik Peterson Joseph P. Gilbertie Byington Place Norwalk Roger Gilbertie Riverside Avenue

Pops Party Planned by North End Girls Club

Members of the North End Girls Club arranged a special program for their fathers on Father's Day from 3 to 5 p.m. at the club on Madison Avenue.

North End Girls’ Club Madison Avenue

Army says Koje riots worsened by lack of guards

Army leaders told Congress that insufficient UN troops to spare from front lines hindered order at Koje island prison camps. Pace and General Collins described 132,000 prisoners guarded by 2,500 to 2,800 troops and noted unprepared officials amid defiance by 79,000 hard core communists, sparking riots and the Dodd seizure.

Washington Congress Koje Island House Appropriations Army Pace J. Lawton Collins Kore Lawton Francis T. Dodd Eighth Army

Lodge warns Taft foes plan rough house at GOP convention

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, campaign manager for Eisenhower, accuses Taft backers of intent to disrupt the Chicago convention. He plans to bring a megaphone to counter any microphone blockage and hints Eisenhower forces may name their own temporary chairman. He cites Hallanan and MacArthur as provocative elements and defends past delegate deals in MA and CO.

New York Henry Cabot Lodge Robert A. Taft Chicago Massachusetts Dwight D. Eisenhower Lodge New Jersey Hallanan Eisenhower

Board Prepares For Polio Cases In Bridgeport Area

Bridgeport and Fairfield county polio care plans were reviewed by the Board of Health in the Welfare building. Dr. Richard O B Shea reported no polio patients at Englewood hospital, which currently houses 20 tuberculosis and two scarlet fever cases.

Bridgeport Fairfield County Englewood Hospital Board of Health Commissioners Richard O. B. Shea Shea The American Legion Catholic Daughters of Ameca

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