Odds Against GOP Winning Election Says Yale Expert
New Haven June 22 Yale university political science associate professor Robert A Dahl warned that odds favor Democrats in the coming November race He argued the Republicans have become a sectional party and must forge a broad national coalition to win He cited 16 year polling showing Democrats typically secure around 24 million votes to Republicans around 17 to 22 million and said a typical election would be decided by independents split evenly Dahl noted Ike may have a better chance than Taft and that the Democrats must find a flexible candidate who can unite Roosevelt Truman era coalitions through the campaign
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New Luxury Liner Leaves for New York
Newport News Va June 22 AP ships whistles in fog harbor as the SS United States sails for New York on its first voyage. 1300 aboard including officials and press. Expected to dock noon tomorrow in New York with first trans Atlantic crossing set for July 3. A six hour public viewing next Saturday offers a rare inside look at lavish appointments and powerful machinery.
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Sawyer Raps Warren In Row Over Liner Subsidy
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer attacks Comptroller General Lindsay Warren as the dispute over a government subsidy for the United States liner intensifies. Warren has argued the subsidy is too high and urged the company to cover more of the cost before delivery.
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Priest Beatified In St Peter Basilica
In Vatican City on June 22 an AP report notes Father Antonio Maria Pucci of the Servants of Mary was beatified in St. Peter's Basilica. The priest who organized parish members nearly a century ago into a forerunner of Catholic Action was honored as bells rang shortly after noon.
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Sweden halts Baltic hunt for missing plane
Sweden halted the search for a missing Swedish air force trainer shot down over the Baltic on June 13 with eight aboard. Stockholm questioned Soviet involvement after a life raft from the craft was found, and a Catalina searching for the trainer was shot down by two MiG-15 fighters, with seven aboard, all rescued. The government pressed Moscow for an explanation while continuing training unless attacked in international waters.
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Ridgway and Conant Win Freedom Awards
General Matthew B Ridgway and Dr James B Conant were named 1952 Freedom House Freedom Awards recipients. The bronze plaques honor Ridgways war and diplomacy for peace and freedom for all, and Conants scientific education leadership serving democracy.
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James B. Conant
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Herbert Bayard Swope
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Kefauver Criticizes GOP Slugfest At Chicago Dinner
Sen. Estes Kefauver denounces the Republican slugfest as besmirching American honor at a $25-per-plate Sherman Hotel fundraiser in Chicago. He accuses General Eisenhower and Senator Taft of deceit over Texas delegates and rigging the convention, warning the dispute will be used by Soviet propagandists.
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Texas
No Motive Found In Veteran's Death In New Britain
Albert G Nast 41 a World War II veteran was found dead with a gunshot wound in the head in New Britain Police said death appeared self inflicted and that no motive could be found The deceased lived with sister Martha Rambis and her husband Det Sgt Stephen Coffey noted Nast had just bought a car for cash and leaves mother Eva Nast and brothers Heman and Theodore of Winsted Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Martha Rambis
Ballet Miniature Premieres Two New Works by Volodine
Ballet students of George Volodine premiered two new works at the tenth Ballet Miniature in Westport. The program featured Sea Gulls with scenes of dawn lighting and sea nymphs, and Stratosphere exploring space theories with white cloud costumes. A Circus segment showcased clowns and dancers, while a Grand Waltz offered a Chopin finale. Critics from New York attended, praising authentic lighting and design by Volodine and collaborators.
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Pat Chain
Richard Budde
Minerva D. Farrell
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Sarge
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Sphere
Nicholas Michailovsky
Hubert Chain
Fairfield County
Mimi Wriedt
Marjorie van Horn
Sharon Parker
Laura Gurney
Sandra Skemp
Windy Vilas
Sue Gutman
Bob Sanley
Kinki Chapman
Toni Howard
Ann Mauroleon
Jenny Skemp
Martha Grimnella
Joy Beardsley
Barbara Shreve
Waltz
Jenny Zuckerman
Sheila Antell
Sinah M. Smith
Gavotte
Christine ‘Theander
Joan Hunter
Sharon Phillips
Sandra Powell
Tuck
Cynthis Chain
Dinah Taylor
Gordie Mays
Mishele Tierney
Joan Keith
Josie Quenen
Dinah M. ‘Smith
Miss Pat Chain
Andrea Henderson
Nydia Arena
Mary Ann Febbraio
Armit Chapman
Sheila Feld
Janice Livingston
Teddy Litner
Andrea Lymn Stabile
Sea Gulls
Diane Ekholm
Delight
Ruthsue Weingarten
Elizabeth Farrell
Nydis Arena
Andrea Lynn Stabile
Sea Gull
Nymphs
Judy Greenspun
Caroline Stone
Viola la Voie
Mikki Deren
Mary Perras
Ann Greaves
Page Poore
Sue Cowan
Carol Karelite
British cops and scientists baffled by shattered windshield mystery
Police, ballistic experts and scientists probe 32 car windshields along a Portsmouth road with center holes and sudden cracks. No bullets or stones found. sound waves from jets ruled out. decoy cars failed to reveal any attacker. investigators seek the unseen culprit behind the mystery.
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Agency plans apartments for expressway displacement
Bridgeport residents displaced by the proposed Fairfield county thruway can find homes among 1400 apartments the Bridgeport Housing Authority has under construction or in planning. Projects include Beardsley Terrace with 832 units at Trumbull and Reservoir avenues and a 256 unit South End site near the thruway. State plans seek 63 to 67 dollar monthly rents plus heat and hot water, with tenants paying own electricity.
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CIO News Attacks Eisenhower Taft In Labor Editorial
The CIO News, voicing CIO President Philip Murray and top CIO leaders, denounces Dwight D. Eisenhower in an editorial. It argues the GOP race pits a candidate who avoids answers against Taft, favoring labor’s stance with no choice for labor.
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Death Stay Ordered for Doomed Brothers
In San Francisco on June 22 an AP report states a death stay was issued following a petition by Irvin Goodman. The stay application referenced Utah and Tur isa Wine techteen and named John R. Graner, warden, with the matter under plea before the court.
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Rain Wipes Strawberries at New Haven Auction
In New Haven on June 22 the morning rain limited attendance as only three growers delivered strawberries. Twenty two crates of 24s sold at 0.56, 0.50, and 0.54 per quart, while remaining produce sold in light to moderate supply with fairly active demand and steady to firm prices.
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RTM Airs Appropriation For School Plans Tonight
Fairfield voters hear about a 40 000 appropriation for detailed plans of a proposed 24 room Fairfield Woods road school at eight pm in the high school auditorium. Other items include state and federal aid for school construction and a land swap to square boundaries. marriage intents filed. 138 new voters added at town hall. and local property sales and game schedules set for 6 30 pm.
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Pine Creek
Patrick Thornton
Artemas T. Birkmaier
Meadowbrook Road
Katherine H. van Valkenburgh
Robert A. Ingmason
Roane Street
Joan M. Kohler
Oldfield Road
New Wall
Town Hall
Town golf rivalry set for July 2 at Patterson club
Ians and Rotary golf teams renew their town championship rivalry in a July 2 match at the Patterson club. Town departments note the absence of Edgar Banks who delivers mail before offices open due to illness at his Bronson road home. Mrs. Linn of Borger Texas visits Judd street family, connecting to Mrs. Pekar and Mrs. Middlebrook. A Goldenagers party is planned for Wednesday at Legion hall. The Junior Police Safety Patrol thanks merchants and others who aided the annual outing, with a $100 gift from Bullard Foreman Association via Jim Spall Sr. and O. W. Girard. Park department covered $255 of self service bathhouse replacement at Southport beach after winter fire. insurer paid town $420. Henry Sweeney built the bathhouse for $675.
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L. B. Linn
Borger
Texas
John Pekars
Judd Street
Linn
Jim Spall Sr
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Sweeney
Lions Plan July 16 Outing at Swedish A C Club
The Lions club outing is scheduled for July 16 at the Swedish A C Club rooms and grounds on South Pine Creek road, starting at 4 p.m with a sports program. Raymond Jennings chairs the event and Edwin Chatfield named president of Roger Ludlowe high school’s 1953 senior class with Edward Cola curcio as vice president Betty Lund berg secretary and Audrey Graham treasurer.
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Raymond Jennings
Edwin Chatfield
Roger Ludlowe
Edward Colacurcio
Betty Lundberg
Audrey Graham
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At & P.m
Center Fire Company
Man Slugs Sheriff Frees 2 Prisoners in Mt Pleasant
A masked intruder attacked Deputy Ray Martin at Isabella county jail and freed Lodes Gorby 18 Mt Pleasant and Fred Proctor 29 Detroit. The assailant fled in the deputy’s car with the two men after striking the officer, who was hospitalized. State police set up road blocks as Sheriff Henry Craven sought suspects.
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Isabella County
Ray Martin
Lodes Gorby
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Proctor
Detroit
Gorby
Southern Michigan
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Lester Springer
Martin
Henry Craven
Michigan
Postmasters Elect Moodus Connecticut Chapter Leaders
Charles T. Kelly of Oakville was elected president of the Connecticut Chapter of the Association of Postmasters of the United States. Other officers include Irwin C. Bohling of Deep River as first vice president Fussell Neary of Bridgeport as second vice president John B. Groeghan of Hartland as third vice president Harry Action of Yaleville as fourth vice president and George T. Manion of Avon as secretary treasurer. Seely replaced James J. Slatlery of Norwalk as head of the chapter. Manion is in his 33rd year in post.
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Connecticut
Anal Association of Postmasters of
United States
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Irwin C. Bohling
Deep River
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Seely
James J. Slatlery
Norwalk
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