CBS Fires Probe Witness From Ive Got a Secret
Stage manager Joseph Papp of CBS was fired after refusing to say if he had ever been a communist. He told a Congressional subcommittee he is not one now. The hearing questioned concealed communists in media and potential FCC registration.
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New York
Congressional
Joseph Papp
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Central Park
Papp
House
Subcommittee On
Charles Dubin
NBC
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Arthur Lief
Moiseyev
Samson Galperian
CBS
Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
United States
Town pool signups exceed 260 as summer program begins
Newtown report notes 268 children registered for Dick inson Park pool summer swim program and 88 for club activities. Buses start Wednesday with Al Karcheski and Bud Dayton routes serving multiple hamlets. Archery and other activities to begin. age groups and cap colors outlined. testing for Red and White Caps scheduled.
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Newtown
Dick Flinson Park
al Karcheski
Lovell’s Corner
Bud Dayton
Hawley School
Botsford Hill
Red School
Riverside
Burtch’s Corner
Button Ballad
Glen Road
Sandy Hook Center
Sandy Hook Playground
Mormon Group Attends Hamlet Matinee in Stratford
About 80 members of the Women's Relief Society of the Connecticut Valley district will attend a matinee of Hamlet at the Shakespeare theater in Stratford. They will come from Springfield Boston Hartford New Haven Bridgeport and Cambridge. The group studied Hamlet last year and will gather for a box lunch before the performance.
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Women's Relief Society of the
Connecticut Valley District
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter’ Day Saints
Shakespeare Theater
Stratford
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Cambridge
Earl B. Snell
Fairfield
Connecticut Valley
Henry Bahe
The
Relief Society
Junius
Waskson
Relief Society of the
New ‘England
Marti E. Peterson
Salt Lake City
Quorum of the Twelve
Mormof Church
Newtown Men Fined After Tavern Fight
Two Newtown men Neil Wheeler and Martin Hathaway were fined 50 dollars each for breach of the peace following a tavern brawl. They pleaded not guilty after arrest on May 7 by Resident State Policeman James M. Costello. Judge Albert H. Hornig presided in Danbury.
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Newtown
Southbury
Albert H. Hornig
Danbury
Neil Wheeler
Martin
Danbury Police Decide to Form Local Union
Twenty six Danbury Police Department members met last night to form a police union affiliated with AFL CIO. Recruitment forms were handed out with a charter meeting planned to form a local chapter and elect officers. Wages are the main issue as patrolmen start at 3900 dollars and top out at 4626 after five years.
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Danbury
Meriden Senator Ko pacz Declines renomination
Meriden State Senator Benjamin J Kopacz declines renomination for a second term telling the Republican Town committee his duties running a soft drink bottling business would hinder his ability to serve in the General Assembly. A separate note mentions a dairy cow drinking up to 35 gallons of water daily.
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Meriden
Benjamin J. Kopacz
Kopacz
Republican Town Committee
General Assembly
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