Copper Allocations Boosted For Civilian Products
The National Production Authority raises copper allotments effective July 1 for civilian goods from washing machines to juke boxes and razors. Manufacturers may use 50 percent, with mills receiving 60 percent domestic and 40 percent foreign allocations, shifting more procurement overseas and expanding the supply for defense programs and building.
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National Production Authority
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Regret Handicap Highlight at Monmouth Park Meeting
NO REGRET FOR HANDICAP OCEANPORT, N J The Regret Handicap heads a quartet of female stakes at Monmouth Park including the Coleen Stakes the Molly Pitcher Handicap and the Monmouth Oaks The Regret honored the great Whitney filly the only mare to win the Kentucky Derby Regret was foaled on a farm near the Jersey track site.
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Monmouth Park
Molly Pitcher
Whitney
Jersey Race Course
No Spotting Posts Planned In Town by CD Authorities
Civil Defense coordinator Grover C Benton said no air raid observation posts will be set up in Fairfield. Plans call for no posts locally despite earlier 24 hour staffing announcements. He noted shoreline posts have been greatly reduced from World War II levels to save communication troops.
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Civil Defense Program
Mr. Benton
Fairfield
Sells House
Mrs Enid Seney Feted On Retirement As Teacher
Enid Seney of McKinley school retires after 21 years in the local system. PTA executive board honors her at a faculty luncheon and presents a handbag. Also honored are Miss Alice Mulligan who will teach at Lincoln next year and Miss Ilona Gilmore who leaves to marry. Homemakers Picnic plans outlined by Evelyn V Hartley at a gathering today. Swedish A C rummage sale tonight 7 to 9 at South Pine Creek club rooms. Pinochle party set for Friday at 8 p.m.
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McKinley School
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Alice Mulligan
Lincoln School
Ilona Gilmore
Evelyn V. Hartley
State Farm Bureau
Martin Yamnicky
Brookside Drive
A.C
South Pine Creek Club
Schools to Close For Summer Friday
The high school and elementary schools will close for summer vacation on Friday when report cards are issued. Most elementary pupils had holidays yesterday and will not report until Friday morning. Classes were held at Stratfield, McKinley and Mill Plain yesterday to make up for a day lost to heating plant defects. Permits issued for 14 houses valued at $8,500 each to MacCarren Construction company for construction on Winnnepago Drive and Wampus Way.
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Stratfield
McKinley
Mill Plain
Herbert M. Smith
MacCarren Construction Company
Winnepago Drive
Wampus Way
Officers Are Listed By Music Councils Miss Alice Duckworth of the school music department yesterday
Miss Alice Duckworth of the school music department appears among officers listed by music councils in yesterday’s report. The item notes council duties and school affiliation without additional context.
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Alice Duckworth
Reception planned for Julius Boros in Fairfield
News from Fairfield reports Friends of Julius Boros plan a reception when he returns after winning the National Open. Local officials note town activity including a beach restroom incident at Jennings Beach and a rock damage to a boys room window. Post Road Television signs lease for space in the new House of Glass building near Round Hill Road. Irene Wallace endures air raid alert at town hall switchboard. Homer Cudmore discusses merger with Chamber of Commerce and Special Police join air raid drill. Mill Plain graduates’ ceremony features floral tributes. class 141, near the high school class size.
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Fairfield
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Sasco Hill Road
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Special Police
Mill Plain School
Hearings close on German pacts in Senate session
Washington June 17 AP Eighteen private witnesses opposed ratification as Senate Foreign Relations closes hearings on West German peace pacts. Chairman Connally predicted quick floor action. Critics said rearmed Germany dangerous and not enough review time, some linking witnesses to communist propaganda. Mary Van Kleeck warned Ruhr resources under Adenauer risked Europe. The Rev Kenneth Forbes argued US aided bringing questionable forces back to power.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D.-Tex
Germany
Mary van Kleeck
New York
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
Ruhr
Adenauer
Europe
Hitler
Kenneth Forbes
United States
Parole Officials Gather for Connecticut Association Meet
More than 100 probation and parole officials from Connecticut attend the annual Connecticut Probation and Parole Association meeting at Osborn prison farm Enfield. The noon election of officers precedes an afternoon recreation period hosted by Warden Ralph H. Walker with dinner at 5 p.m. President B Vincent McKelvey of Fairfield county supervises the proceedings.
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Hartford
Connecticut Probation and Parole
Connecticut Probation and Parole Association
Osborn
Enfield
Ralph H. Walker
Vincent McKelvey
Fairfield County Superior Court
Osteopaths Lose In Hospital Fight In Bay City
Bay City General hospital returns to exclusive use by doctors of medicine after a 5-4 city commission reversal. Osteopaths call the move a dictator’s act and accuse the AMA of trying to run the city while the Michigan Hospital Association launches a fact finding inquiry into hospital standards.
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Bay City
Mich
Bay City General Hospital
American Medical Association
Michigan Hospital Association
Doctors of Osteopathy
Bay County Osteopathic Association
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