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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
29
Astronomers note we see distant stars as they were years ago due to light taking time to reach Earth. The statement emphasizes that present events are unknown while observations reveal historical light signals from the universe’s past.
Harriet Knutson of North Dakota was appointed director of Camp Trefoil at Bridgeport Area Girl Scout camp in Trumbull. A Concordia College graduate, she previously taught at the state school for the blind and the Arizona State School for the Blind and Deaf. Registration is near completion with limited openings for intermediates and Brownies. A maintenance unit is expanding camp capacity to 100 campers, with a two day work session planned for June 21-22.
Superior court judge Quinlan in Danbury orders counsel to file briefs to decide which of two California residents owns a Douglas C 47. George C Finn of Los Angeles claims the plane valued at 45000 was taken from Roosevelt field to Bridgeport Stratford and stored by Mallard Industries. Finn seeks permanent possession and 25000 damages while Mansdorf and Mallard claim return and 100000 damages.
James K. Campbell and Donald McAuliffe join the McBee sales staff at 989 Main Street. Branch manager John R. Dowling says the men recently completed courses at McBee Technical Training School in Athens Ohio, headquarters of the company.
St Anthony's parish at 165 South Pine Creek road Fairfield marks 25 years since its founding with 10:30 a.m. silver jubilee Mass. The service features Rev Anaclete Kaczmarek as main celebrant, joining clergy including Rev Gorczyca and Rev Burakowski. A Corpus Christi procession, choir, papal blessing, and past pastor history fill the observance.
The State Board of Fisheries and Game extended the shad angling season at Enfield dam Suffield from Sunday to June 22. The inland commercial netting season for shad alewives and gas Glut herring was also extended to the same date.
Superior Court Judge Quinlan set July 1 as the briefing deadline in a dispute over an $8,000 share of a $12,000 fire insurance on a Sherman cottage destroyed November 25, 1950. Dr. Egon Neustadt and Hildegarde Neustadt sue Steve Hannagan to determine shares and ownership of the servant's house spared by the fire. Hannagan contends he insured his interest for $8,000 on December 15, 1947, and blames an insurer error for the policy listing. William Hanna represents the Neustadts Leonard McMahon represents Hannagan.
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