Joseph Fischer at Burro Club Birthday Honorees
Joseph Fisher counsel for the House Judiciary committee attended a Burro Club of the United States birthday tribute to former president Harry S. Truman in the old Supreme Court Chambers at the Capitol. Attending were Speaker Sam Rayburn and Senator Lyndon Johnson. Fisher, born in Hungary, rose from Eas ton dairy origins to Brooklyn Law School and St Johns University, practicing for 25 years. His brother is Bridgeport Sheriff Martin J. Fischer.
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Joseph Fisher
House Judiciary Committee
Washington
Martin J. Fisher
Bridgeport
Burro Club
United States
Harry S. Truman
Supreme Court
Capitol
Burra Club
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Lyndon Johnson
Ate Fischer
Judiciary Committee
Hungary
Easton
Bridgeport High School
University School
Brooklyn Law School
St. John's University
New York
Truman
Texas
Joseph Fischer
Burroclus
Lodge Urges Aid After Trip East
New York AP Henry Cabot Lodge American Ambassador to the United Nations returned from a 30 day tour of India Pakistan Afghanistan and Iran. He said there is substantial goodwill for the United States in these nations despite Soviet efforts to win them over. Lodge spoke of helping these countries move from poverty and noted the world is dangerous but can be navigated by neighbors and humane actions. He made the trip with President Eisenhower approval and planned a full report to the President soon. Lodge will deliver the Frank Jacoby Lecture on March 12 at the University of Bridgeport.
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New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
India
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Iran
United States
Russia
Lodge
Trans World Airlines
London
Eisenhower
America
Paris
Christian Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
Frank Jacoby
University of Bridgeport
Tax deduction asked for teacher training
Washington March 2 AP Rep Peter F Mack D proposed Congress permit teachers an income tax deduction of up to 6 for summer school and other professional educational expenses. He said IRS rules would deny deductions unless teachers would be fired for not attending and argued educators deserve similar treatment to physicians and other professions.
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Washington
Peter F. Mack
D-T
Congress
Mack
Internal Revenue Service
Man Fined $100 In Danbury Case
A 30 year old Ridgefield man Oscar Brandon was fined $100 for driving without a license after the state refused a license due to failing eye exams. He was arrested Feb 22 by State Police. Judge William R. Jones presided in Danbury Traffic Court. Other dispositions covered numerous summarized traffic violations across Ridgefield Bethel New Fairfield and nearby towns with fines ranging from $10 to $35 for offenses including unregistered car no passing and speeding.
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Danbury
Ridgefield
State Motor Vehicles Department
William R. Jones
Oscar Brandon
Bailey Avenue
Brandon
John Fagerholm
Albert J. Perlowski
Park Avenue
John Sawyer
Candlewood Shores
New Fairfield
Charles Weedon
Barrack Hill Road
Randolph House, Jr
Whitney Avenue
Herbert G. Beers, Jr
Port
Michael Poodiack
Maple Avenue
Bethel
B. Kade Anderson
Kenosia Avenue
MVD
Richard W. Cyr
Vir- Ring Avenue
Nancy Decker
Gaylordsvite
William H. J. Ial
Stony Kolb Bethel
Donald Page
James Street
Martial Glick
New Rochelle
Noy
Sis
Piano and Accordion Recital at YWCA Honors Students
Frances Moran led a Friday evening piano and accordion recital in the YWCA auditorium. Trophies and plaques were awarded to Linda Lord, Paulette La Brecque, Rita Garvey, Marilyn Rimkunas, Jacquelyn Du Bee, Phyllis Di Leo, Arlyne Russo and Georgette Forman. Certificates went to Teanne D Aulizio, John King, Valerie Cunningham, Lee Anders, Frank King, Helen Mistsenski, Patty Russo, Linda Cavaliere, Kenny Stumblis, Frank Zamielski, Ellen Kohnke, Linda Stirna, Carol Bussolotti, Joanne Repasky, Frank Stirna and John Fritz. Dan Rimkunas served as master of ceremonies.
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Frances Moran
YWCA
Linda Lord
Paulette la Brecque
Rita Garvey
Marilyn Rimkunas
Jacquelyn du Bee
Phyllis di Leo
Arlyne Russo
Georgette Forman
Teanne D'Aulizio
John King
Valerie Cunningham
Lee Anders
Frank King
Helen Mistemski
Patty Russo
Linda Cavaliere
Kenny Stumblis
Frank Zamielski
Ellen Kohnke
Linda Stirna
Carol Bussolotti
Joanne Repasky
Frank Stirna
John Fritz
Dan Rimkunas
Two Get Scholastic Merit Awards at Roger Ludlowe High
Roger L. Warner headmaster announces two Roger Ludlowe High seniors, David Warner and Dudley Cate, as certificates of merit recipients in the 1957-58 National Merit Scholarship program. They are among 7,300 finalists, with Merit scholarships totaling 5 million dollars to be awarded to about 1,000 finalists. winners will be announced around May 1.
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Roger Ludlowe
Roger L. Warner
David Warner
Dudley Cate
Russell $. Cate
Rowland Road
Fairfield
Warner
South Benson Road
Cate
Chance Worth Taking at Keeneland Auction in 1956
Burlington New Jersey farmer Anthony Cannull risked his money at Keeneland Fall yearling sales in 1956 buying a horse named Chance to be a leading candidate for Hialeah's $100,000 Flamingo Stakes in March, a bold wager his wife supported.
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Miami
Anthony Cannull
Burlington
N.J
Farmer
Tong
Chance
Tonyo
Hialeah
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
New York Special reports a breakthrough healing substance Bio Dyne used in Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids, relieve pain and itching without narcotics or anesthesia. Doctors observed rapid relief and actual reduction sustained over months across many cases. Supplements include stepository or ointment forms with applicator. guaranteed satisfaction.
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New York
N.Y
U.S
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