SOTHERS GET PRISON TERMS AS TRAITORS
SOTHERS GET PRISON TERMS AS TRAITORS details the secret trial of Hungarian figures linked to the Nagy uprising. Zoltan Tildy, Ferenc Janosi, Miklos Vasarhelyi and others face years in prison as Moscow backed sentencing is reported from Budapest. The piece notes Nagy’s legacy, Soviet influence, and a fragile postwar power struggle within Hungary.
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Zoltan Tildy
Nagy
Hungary
Federic Donath
Hungarian Communist Party
Agriculture
Ferenc Janosi
Patriotic Front
Miklos Vasarhelyi
Sza- Nep Iane
Kremlin
Mos
Moscow
Belgrade
Tito
Vienna
Yugoslavia
Budapest
Maleter
Ministry of Justice
People's Court
Supreme Court of
Hungarian People's Republic
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Russia
Kaposvar
Communist Party
Ile
Red Army
Red
Rakosi
Arrest of Bowery man by Police Commissioner
In New York a night incident on East Houston Street near the Bowery ends with Arthur Bell, 39, arrested for felonious assault on Paul Shedron, 46. Police Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy, off duty, intervened during the chase and identified himself before calling for reinforcements.
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New York
East Houston Street
The
Bowery
Japansee
Japan
Reinas
Pci
Arthur Bell
Paul Shedron
Stephen P. Kennedy
Women Freed for New Trials Amid FBI Pressure
The defendants, freed for new trials after lawyers faced FBI investigations, await date discussions three to four weeks away. Kelly died in federal prison three years earlier while serving a life term in the same case. Mrs Shannon's husband, sentenced, died on the family farm near Paradise Texas shortly after release. Judge Wallace ordered FBI records last Thursday. when not produced, he granted new trials and set bond.
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FBI
U. S S
Paul Cress
Kelly
Shannon
Paradise
Tex
Wallace
Tresgn
Cress -Told
Department of Justice
Rogers
Evelyn Gala Crowned Miss Juliet in Stratford Parade
Evelyn Gala wins the Miss Juliet crown amid a Stratford pageant. Her attendants are Sandra Lou Lounsbury Priscilla Karen Gunther Jane Anita Tomszek and Katherine Ann Lesko all Stratford teenagers. The ceremony includes actress June Havoc and a Shakespeare theater float parade from Highland Avenue to the riverfront. Gala plans drama or English study at New Haven State Teachers College.
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Colony Street
Stratford
Stratford High
June Havoc
Misa Juliet
Shakespeare Theater
Highland Avenue
Housatonic River
Robert Gann
Main Street
Paradise Green
Hard’s Corner
Juliet
New Haven State Teachers College
Japan signs pacts with U S and Britain for atomic power plant
Tokyo June 16 AP Japan signed agreements to buy a British built atomic electric power plant and U S uranium to run it and future plants. The pacts were signed three hours apart in London and Washington to show no favoritism between U S and British interests in supplying its nuclear energy needs. The hardest bargaining concerned lower clauses granting rights to the United States and Britain.
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Tokyo
Japan
U.S
London
Washington
U. S
United States
Britain
Merchants Plan Downtown Trade Association Meeting
Downtown merchants are invited to a meeting tonight at the Barnum hotel at 8 o'clock to discuss forming a merchants association. Joseph I Boas, acting chairman, announced the plan.
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Barnum Hotel
Josephi Boas
Adams Agrees to Testify Tomorrow on Goldfine Affairs
Adams plans to appear before the Harris subcommittee at 10 a.m. to answer questions about actions related to Bernard J. Goldfine. The hearing will include Mildred Paperman's records as the subcommittee reviews FTC cases and potential White House influence, with other Goldfine links and hotel bills noted. The Arkansas Democrat withheld public opinion on propriety while outlining related testimony and past related inquiries.
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Bernard J. Goldfine
Fey Hagerty
Eisenhower
Adams
Dixon- Yates
Ieators
White House
Federal
Harris
Miss. Mildred Paperman
Goldfire
Arkansas Democrat
Goldfine
Harris Subcommittee
FTC
Robert T. Secret
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Ant Ftc
Northfield Mills, Inc
FIC
May Nower
Plymouth
Mass
Samuel Savat
Worcester
Savat
Supreme Coat Co
Hagerty
Sarah McClendon
Manchester
N. H
Abner W Mitchell Taken To Hospital During Fairfield Meeting
Abner W Mitchell retired dairy executive and chairman of the Fairfield Sewer commission was stricken ill during a Finance committee meeting at Town hall. He was taken by town ambulance to Bridgeport hospital where he was reported resting comfortably early today amid a discussion of a proposed 1 000 000 appropriation to construct a sense at the eastern end of Fairfield.
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Abner W. Mitchell
Northwood Road
Fairfield
Fairfield Sewer Commission
ATM
Bridgeport Hospital
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Town Hall
Fairfeld
Festival King Queen Selected at Local Pageant
The 1958 Festival King and Queen were crowned before the Common Council. Kenneth Raine served as ringmaster with Festival President Kenneth Maloney and last year’s Royal court on stage. Winners received crowns, stoles, and bouquets as families congratulated them. The new King and Queen, both active students, boast plans in aviation engineering and educational psychology respectively, with their families and supporters looking ahead to the festival events.
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Mr.Richards
Bill Robinson
Mimi Brown
Mel
Fairfield
Dad
Jimny
Hank
Jinny
Joan D'Addard Benedetto
Fred Gardiner
Bridgeport
D'Addario
Perk Richards
Martha
Union College
Warde Council
Tinny
Warde School Council
New Britain Teachers ‘College
Bob Sawyer
Marie
Angela Buonagaro
Deborah Curran
Lavinia Warren
Gwen Lorber
Tommy Gallo
Mary Lou Falkenstrom
Noreen Nucifora
Mary Ann Dinuzzo
Cyrthia
Linda Beauvais
Madeline Martino
Jenny Lind
Zeller Leads GOP Rage In Opening Session
Reporting on the opening session of the GOP gathering, Zeller appears to lead with about a hundred delegates, though no clear shift in overall delegate strength is shown. The event began without visible changes in support or new momentum.
Gop Governor Race Sparks Open Convention Tactics
The convention opened with Bradley and Alsop campaigns as Zellér supporters push for a first ballot victory while other candidates seek to block it. Fairfield county delegates caucused to test strength, with Bradley leading in votes and Brennan cautioning delaying action until Tuesday to avoid exposing hands.
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Bradley
Alsop
Zellér
Clarence Baldwin
Nelson Brown
Groton
Viola B. Amelung
Waterbury
Fairfield County
Statler Hotel
Bernard Péck
Westport
Luis A. I. Villalon
Carlton Gisborne
First
Greenwich
Hacking
William H. “Brennan
Stamford
Bond Hotel
Brennan
Bradley Fails, To Show the Strength He Has, Been Claiming, Mr. Brennan
Zeller
Move
Alsop. Can
Keynoter Praises Sherman Adams Urges GOP Congress Action
Keynote speaker Pyle praised Sherman Adams calling his remarks excellent. He urged urgent election of a Republican Congress as self preservation and warned fiscal policy hinges on GOP control. He highlighted tax trends showing more increases under Democrats and urged voters to back Republicans for prosperity.
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Adams
Pyle
Arizona
Congress
Connecticut
Ikies
Eisenhower
Meade Alcorn
Republican National
John Sproke
Casey
Coutuoe
Rent cut asked as state housing strains grow
The report notes a strike by hip engineers aboard 448 cargo and passenger vessels, ongoing since midnight amid contract deadlocks. Meanwhile NMU seamen on freighters and liners and American Radio Association operators settled differing contracts with shippers. MEBA seeks pensions, longer vacations, wage increases, and severance pay for job losses from transfers with current pay $493 to $1,052 monthly.
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NMU
American Radio Association
MEBA
Payne Is Victor In Maine Vote
Maine's junior U.S. senator Frederick G. Payne easily won renomination for a second term in the state primaries. Herman D. Sahagian, a former wine bottler and Payne foe, conceded as ballots reported show Payne with 28 748 votes to 5 486. The campaign noted Payne's ties to Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. Observers called the outcome decisive as precincts continued to report.
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Portland
Mainé
Maine
U.S
Frederick G. Payne
Herman D. Sahagian
Payne
Désert. Fp
Sahagian
Sharon Slayer Dies After Shoot Knife Wounds
AP reports Sharon tragedy as Robert Porter aged 73 dies in Sharon hospital after shooting his son in law Robert Walters in a kitchen. Porter wounded himself and could not provide motive or statement to police. Walters, 33, a factory worker, died moments after being shot in the back with a shotgun.
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Sharon
Robert Porter
Porter
Robert Walters
Harris Aims for Patterson Title Shot This Summer
Houston June 16 AP fight manager Lou Viscusi says Roy Harris will seek a heavyweight title shot against Floyd Patterson this summer. He cancelled a Los Angeles trip to discuss details, calling the move premature.
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Houston
Tex
Lou Viscusi
Roy Harris
Floyd Patterson
Los Angeles
Knights Planning Outing Sunday In Stratford
Trumbull June 15 The St Teresa council Knights of Columbus will hold its third annual outing Sunday at Woodland Grove Stratford. Deputy grand knight Louis Colangelo chairs with Arthur Covino Vincent Montanaro Peter Le Pone and Joseph Caiozzo assisting as hosts. An all day program includes sports events and an afternoon banquet with speakers.
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Trumbull
St. Teresa
Knights of Columbus
Woodland
Grove
Stratford
Louis Colangelo
Arthur Covino
Vincent Montanaro
Peter LePone
Joseph Caiozzo
Rains Hit North East Texas and Indiana Town Faces Floods
Torrential rains drenched northeast Texas as a tropical storm moved inland into Mexico. A tornado touched down near Schiller Mississippi with no damage reported. In Indiana, floodwaters overwhelmed a levee on Suzar Creek forcing about 1,500 residents from West Terre Haute. Water cut 40 percent of the town as fair skies returned elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Northeas
Texas
México
Rio Grande Valley
Schiller
Miss
Indiana
Suzar Creek
West Terre Hauté
Rockies
Plains
Dakotas
Colorado Rockies
Vote delayed on labor bill in tense Senate debate
In a four day Senate clash over a labor bill, Kennedy and Ives suffered a setback as they opposed extending the non communist requirement. Earlier, they helped defeat a Purtell plan restricting strikes to secret ballots, reflecting the Eisenhower administration's stance and a contentious effort led by the rackets committee investigators.
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Eisenhower
William Purtell
R-Conn
Congress Briefs: Rivers and Harbors Bill Advances
Senate sources report agreement on a compromise 1.556 billion rivers and harbors and flood control authorization bill. Leader Johnson said it may be called up after labor reform or after space agency legislation. The measure, reported unanimously, is 23.306 million less than the vetoed version.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Téx
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate Public Works Committee
Connecticut Produce Prices and Egg Quotes Update
The Connecticut Department of Agriculture lists egg price changes and market quotes from Stratford Avenue retailers. Extra large eggs rise two cents a dozen, large eggs up one cent, and mediums down one cent. quoted carts show extra large 52 to 57 cents, large 49 to 53, mediums 40 to 44 per dozen. Produce quotations include beet greens 1 to 1.40 per bushel, beets 1 to 1.25 for 12 bunches, broccoli 2.25 to 2.50 per 12 bunches, cabbage 1.25 to 1.50 per crate, lettuce 1.25 to 1.50 per 24 heads, radishes 1 to 1.25 per 24 bunches, rhubarb 1.25 to 1.50 per 12 bunches, scallions 0.75 for 12 bunches, spinach 1 to 1.25 per bushel, summer squash 1.75 to 2 per 14 bushels, strawberries 40 to 60 cents per quart.
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Conn. Dept. of Agriculture
Conn
Stratford Avenue
Boston
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