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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1952

Page

6

Air Raid Drill Captures City Officials In Bridgeport

Civil Defense and city leaders observed Bridgeport’s first statewide air raid drill yesterday. The photo from the Bridgeport City Trust Bank tower shows Fire Chief Martin J. Hayden, Mayor McLevy, Police Supt. John A. Lyddy, Major John A. Russell, and others in attendance as Civil Defense personnel staged actions with auxiliary police Harry Bartram and George Wellington and air raid warden Alexander Elson also present.

Sawyer Mathewson Civil Defense Bridgeport Bridgeport-City Trust Bank Company Martin J. Hayden McLevy John A. Lyddy Clifford Fraser John A. Russell Bridgeport Organized Reserve Chris Wesche Harry Bartram George Wellington Alexander Elson

LIRR Strike Ends Amid Broad Disruptions and Crowded Transit

The LIRR strike ends after tense talks brokered by Federal Mediator Ross Barr. A six month framework adds protective clauses to disputed rule changes. The settlement comes as 2,500 layoffs loom and freight cars remain stranded while passenger service stays halted. Thousands flock to Manhattan hotels while highways swarm with commuters and parking lots fill to capacity.

Independent Long Island Railroad Union Ross Barr William Wyer LIRR M. E. McMahon Brotherhood National Railway New York City Montauk Point Manhattan New York Statler

Babies Sold Like Merchandise in Secret Baby Farm Case

Testimony described a scheme where babies were exchanged for money and care at a hidden Lynn Mass facility. Prosecution said mothers from several states sold infants for 50 dollars and free care. Siegel’s associates faced indictments in Massachusetts.

McGough Siegel New York City Harry Clarke Lynn Mass Alice Clark Marblehead Essex County Massachusetts Rita Pelletier Rhode Island Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois New York

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