Kedubek Ordered to Return Property in Court Hearing
In Chicago on March 4 judge ordered Kedubek 23 to return items his estranged wife had taken from him. Kedubek complained during the hearing that the aid had been taken in a spiteful act.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1958
Page
19
In Chicago on March 4 judge ordered Kedubek 23 to return items his estranged wife had taken from him. Kedubek complained during the hearing that the aid had been taken in a spiteful act.
Paul Woodring, education consultant, charged that many top colleges ignore responsibility to train more and better teachers for elementary and secondary schools. He said liberal arts colleges often ignore graduates who become teachers and warned without teachers no one can be prepared for higher education or professional fields.
Divorces granted yesterday in Superior Court by Judge Herbert MacDonald include Raymond Nagle of Norwalk from Elizabeth Nagle married Nov. 27 1947 in intolerable cruelty. Anna Colabella of Stamford from Anthony Colabella married Jan 20 1954 in intolerable cruelty. Louise Jakoby of Stamford from Willem Jakoby desertion since Aug 3 1953. Leokadja Marezyszak of Bridgeport from Joseph Marezyszak married March 10 1949 in intolerable cruelty.
In Oxford, England, springlike weather ends a two day coed necking strike by St Hilda’s College students to pressure men into backing nuclear disarmament. Striker Janet Dawson decries male frivolity while Helen Ross says the protest was a lunatic fringe.
Loomis School of Windsor and the Dorr Foundation of Westport sponsor a precollege science center at Loomis from June 22 to August 10 offering gifted Connecticut boys advanced study and research. Dr. F Woodbridge Constant Jar heads the program with George B Savage as dean. Nickerson Rogers among staff. Students live at Loomis, study in labs at Hartford area companies with no tuition, small fee for board and laundry, and about 1000 dollars in additional costs covered by the foundation.
The Senate, by voice vote, confirmed President Eisenhower's six member Civil Rights Commission nominees. LBJ praised SMU Law Dean Robert G. Storey. Confirmed were John A. Flanash, Jonah S. Battle, Doyle Elam Carlton, Theodore M. Heshureh, Starer, and J. Ernest Wilkins. Southern opponents agreed not to contest the nominations.
Radar in England and Antarctica detected auroras flashing in various colors across both the northern and southern skies. Observers describe vivid bands of green and purple lighting up the night as the phenomenon occurs in tandem across hemispheres.
Members of the Faculty Women's Club of the University of Bridgeport donate a Steinway grand piano to the music department. The gift funds will be raised by a dessert card party and chapeau show at UB gym Friday at 7 45 p m with Mrs Gordon Hubbard presiding.
Wayne Allard Wright, a well dressed man, was arrested for two years posing as Cap Hammarskjold's executive assistant. He used UN credentials to obtain credit from New York stores, claiming urgent top secret UN business and missions to Suez and Moscow. He was held on $2,500 bail after arraignment.
The House approved a two million dollar amendment to fund a new dormitory at the Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut. Rep Seely Brown cited dangerous wooden structures and morale concerns while Miller Board of Visitors chair noted deplorable barracks conditions and Coast Guard budget constraints.
An Atlanta man entered a shoe store and tried on a pair, saying they were just what he wanted before sprinting from the shop. Police are investigating the incident.
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