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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1952

Page

19

Merchant's Task Telling Youth Business Really Doesn't Like War

New York diamond merchant Lawrence S Mayers sponsored a city high school essay contest on world peace. Teachers and students speculate that business interests may favor war. Mayers surveyed 50 high schools in seven cities and tallied 3 000+ entries from 40 states. Findings suggest many youths think Wall Street promotes war while some blame propaganda and media.

Merchant Y Wade Jones New York NEA Lawrence S Mayers Kiplinger Wall Street Chattanooga Tenn

Guidice Sentenced to Two to Four Years on Indecent Assault

Anthony Guidice, 35, of 411 Catherine Street, was sentenced to two to four years in state prison by Judge John A. Cornell of Superior Court yesterday after pleading guilty on charges of incest and indecent assault following a partial trial.

Anthony Guidice Catherine Street John A. Cornell Superior Court Guidice

Illegal to pawn clothes in New Hampshire

A New Hampshire statute prohibits pawning or accepting as collateral any clothing worn by a person. The law aims to curb the sale of personal garments and protect consumers from exploitative practices. Enforcement details and penalties are outlined in the state's consumer protection code.

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Walkout Ends as Burns Employees Return to Work

Workers of Burns company resume duties after a one week strike by the Laborers and Hod Carriers union AFL. About 75 Burns employees and workers from Silliman Leverty and Hurley stayed off the job over a wage dispute, receiving a 22 cent an hour raise. Union officers were elected with Ermin Nobili named business agent and Ralph DeLuca reelected president for two years.

Burns Company Laborers and Hod Carriers Union AFL Ermin Nobili Silliman and Leverty and Hurley Nobili Ralph DeLuca

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