Secret Service duties in counterfeit money suppression
The U S Secret Service is responsible for suppressing counterfeit currency.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1958
Page
3
The U S Secret Service is responsible for suppressing counterfeit currency.
The town Finance Board prepares for a budget hearing in the Town Court room at 8 PM. Proposed appropriations cover the Finance Board, Board of Tax Review, insurance, bond premiums, independent audit, tax collector, and stationery stock. Snow removal cost about 4,500 for Feb snowstorm with 20 machines. Norman Wenz issued permit for a one family dwelling on Silliman Street valued at 10,000. Osborn Hill school PTA porch enclosure permit to H R Shepherd at 38 Meadowcrest Road. Josie Frey named cook manager for Dwight school cafeteria with Mazie Graham assisting.
The Fairfield Homemakers Group sponsored by the US Department of Agriculture will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at 235 South Ping Creek Road, with discussions on Planning Your Wardrobe led by Mrs. Stanley Davis and Mrs. George Beaudin. Co-hostess is Mrs. George Chicos. Also reported: sale of 287 Bronson Road dwelling to the Kav at ichs, and Guardsmen Road land sale from Jean Yovan to Bernard A. Githuly. Fidelity Lodge AF and AM plans Master Mason degree tonight at 7:30, with degree portrayal by the Fidelity Fellowcraft Association.
Members of Cub Pack 85 at Holland Hill School received awards at a recent meeting. The ceremony highlighted achievements and advancement within the pack.
A busy town notes a Republican caucus where many ballots elect five Town committee members from seven candidates. The piece mentions Oscar Anderson in Fifth district, Percy Downs assisting at a society event, and Roger Ludlowe High student Russell Redding speaking on New England interiors. It also covers a finance board budget hearing and local club activities with recognitions and plans.
William J. LarRose Jr. presides over the George A. Smith post of the American Legion as recipients Dave Camarra Danny Underhill Ronald Kilaff Albert Rosa John Barate Sandy Rossitto Gregory Carlton Thomas Shama tovich Brian Prentice Fred Conklin William Variotis William Davis Robert Davis Frank Kelkis and David Ecseby are named for awards. Tonight includes a budget hearing at 8 in Town Court, Special Police Association at 8, Methodist Church Women’s Society at 7, Novena at St Thomas at 4 and 7:30, Lenten service at First Congregational at 7:45, Historical Society at 8, Republican Town Committee at Mill Plain School, and recreation and badminton programs across local schools from 7 to 10 with Sasco Boy Scout roundtable at St Ann’s School and 4-H club at Pamela Jecker’s home directed by Kera Voigtlander and Margaret Riha.
Dr. Leland G. Chase of Springfield Virginia was elected president of the New England Council of Optometrists at its 36th annual congress in Boston. New officers include Dr. Richard C. Dexter of Keene New Hampshire and Dr. Leo P. Taillon of Biddeford Maine as vice presidents and Dr. Fred D. Fish of Fairfield Connecticut as vice president and secretary-treasurer for two year terms. Greenland population cited at 27,000 and 700,000 square miles of its ice-covered territory among brief notes.
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