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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1952

Page

7

Freak Accident Injures Three At Danbury Racing Car Track

A freak accident at the Danbury Fair grounds stock car races injured three people. Special policeman Clifford Peck and Navy sailor Randolph Myers were hurt by a guard rail plank hurled into the pit area. driver Max Wavershook was treated and released after skidding into the pit gate. The incident occurred about 10 30 during the semi feature race in front of thousands.

Danbury Jeave Danbury Fairgrounds Clifford Peck Pembroke Istrict Danbury Hospital Randolph Myers East Norwalk Frank Bowes Ridgefield State Mr. Peck Mr. Myers Sgt. Bowes Max Wavershook Bedford Village Wavershook

Wife of Red Leader Says Life Threatened

Madame Gilberte Duclos wife of jailed French communist leader Jacques Duclos told police her life was threatened in Montreuil. Two men shouted from outside her home for 45 minutes and threatened with machine guns when she leaned from a window. They later accused her concierge of abuse. Police planned inquiries but action seemed unlikely.

Paris Gilberte Duclos Jacques Duclos Soir Dimanche Montreuil Madame Duclos

Air Force cans clothing for overseas shipments

The Air Material Command announced that 195 quartermaster-type items worn by airmen including 6 148 varieties of uniforms underwear shoes and similar items are being packed in iron drums for overseas transport. Tests showed drums are cheaper and better than other packaging and domestic shipments may follow if practical.

Washinton Air Force Air Material Command United States Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Ohio

Wind and Rain Hit Norwalk Ohio City in Severe Storm

A powerful storm swept Norwalk Ohio delivering a one hour episode of wind and rain. Trees toppled and power lines were down leaving the city of 10000 without electricity. Police estimate damage near 500000 dollars with no casualties. Reporter Jay Greulich reported the wind as sounding like a train and trees snapping like match sticks.

Norwalk APA Ohio Frank Kramer

Stratford teens nabbed after 27 breaks across three towns

Stratford police report two youths 16 and 17 arrested after a string of 27 burglaries and thefts in Stratford Bridgeport and Milford. Robert Fray 16 confessed to multiple break ins including Hartel Service Station and several Barnum Avenue targets. funds from loots were spent. Companion referred to Juvenile Court authorities.

Stratford Bridgeport Milford Raymond E. Chaffee Robert H. Fray Barnum Terrace Extension Hartel Barnum Avenue Fray Jer Ome Hansen James Me-Donald Francis McNamara Joseph Keenan William Prince Eugene Freeman John Hincz Hansen Pootatuck Corporation Main Street Stratford Ignition Company Monument Works Bond's Dock Stratford Avenue Devon Shore Franklin School St. Charles School East Main Street St. Chaffee Barnum Wrecking Company Barnum Bia

Remorseful Burglar Ends His Life in Cell

Millard F. Wright, 42, a confessed burglar surgically treated for his urge to steal, was found dead in a Butler state police detention cell. A noose was around his neck and an artery was cut with broken glasses. Police had arrested him June 18 after finding more than $25,000 in loot in his Pittsburgh apartment. Notes in his cell expressed remorse.

Butler Millard F. Wright Butler State Police Wright Pittsburgh

Thunderstorm Ends Washington Heat Wave Briefly

A Washington thunderstorm cooled the heat wave as it dumped 1.05 inches of rain and hail in under 30 minutes. Temperatures fell from the 90s to 69 then recovered to 72, with no immediate reports of major damage from lightning.

Washington Weather Bureau

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