Bowles enters Senate race in Connecticut bid
Former Gov. Chester Bowles of Essex launched his bid for the Democratic senatorial nomination amid a likely three way convention fight with William Benton and Thomas J. Dodd. Bowles signaled readiness for a statewide primary if required under the new law, with the June convention in Hartford to set delegates and momentum.
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O'Donnell Seeks Democratic Nomination for Secretary of State
Mrs. Gertrude O'Donnell announces she will seek the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State, the first Democrat to enter the race as the office Neils the current Republican holder Mildred P. Allen. She has long served as vice chairman of the Democratic State Central committee and is backed in Litchfield and New Haven counties.
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Gertrude O'Donnell
Democratic State Central Committee
Mildred P. Allen
O'Donnell
State Central Committee
Ella T. Grasso
Windsor Locks
Democratic National Committee
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O’donnell
New Haven
John M. Bailey
Hartford
O'Donell
William P. O'Donnell
Waterbury Republican
Area Delegates Endorsed by GOP in Fairfield County
Republicans in three Fairfield County state senatorial districts endorsed at-large delegates to county and congressional conventions. In the 25th district state selections included Helen Mackie Westport and Herbert Jansser Newtown. for Congress Eleanor Smythe Fairfield and Mackie. for county Newman Marsilius Sr Trumbull and Ronald MacKenzie Fairfield. In the 26th district Charles McKean Darien and James Jones Jr Norwalk. Congress James Holihan Darien and Herbert Wilton. county Edward Mugavero Danbury and Walter Trass Bethel. In the 24th district Henry Gebert Danbury and Alice Rowland Ridgefield. Congress Louis Anderson Brookfield and Fred Adler Danbury. county Walter Trass Bethel and Dovlaid Daisemont New Fairfield.
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Westport
Herbert Jansser
Newstown
Congressional
Eleanor Smythe
Fairfield
Mackie
Newman M. Marsilius
Trumbull
Ronald J. MacKenzie
Charles
Fred Adler
Danbury
Walter Trass
Bethel
Dov’ Laid Daisemont
New Fairfield
William L Grathwol Dies in Virginia Hospital
William L Grathwol 63 of 1422 Broadbridge Ave Stratford died suddenly in University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville after illness in a motel on a trip to Texas. He is survived by wife Margaret Dosch two daughters Wilhelmina Norlin Irma Jean Frohling a son William H Grathwol a brother Rages L Grathwol.Services will be Monday at Stratford funeral home Dennis and D Arcy with Rev Loyal Y Graham officiating Burial place to be announced.
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Lynchburg
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Birmingham
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Thornton
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Coral Gables
Fla
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Main Street
Loyal Y. Graham
Christ Episcopal Church
Hagerty cites a staged operation as successful
President Eisenhower's press secretary James Hagerty said a Minnesota baby heart operation had taken place and the child was "coming along quite well" but later admitted doctors had not advised any operation. The misstatement followed Hagerty’s report of prior operations on Ike.
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Stratford Man Held as Drunken Driver
Michael Kolisinsky of 14 Clarendon Street Stratford was arrested for driving under the influence after backing into the car of Anthony Izzo at a red light on Nichols Avenue near Barnum Avenue. Izzo, 40, suffered a neck injury and was treated at Bridgeport Hospital. Kolisinsky posting $300 bond for a March 24 court appearance.
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Kenwood Avenue
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Fairfield man faces civil judgment over undelivered Army bags
The government seeks 176444 dollars from Irving Kriegshaber after asserting he received funds for making 104440 Army duffel bags he did not deliver. The suit, tied to Duval Handbags Inc., accuses Kriegshaber and the firm of fraud linked to a 1940s robbery case. Arellano, Bridgeport, was mentioned in the backdrop of reforms and sentencing, with notes on court appearances and public punishment.
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U. S
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Joseph Arellano
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Arellate
Society Lintends
Ibut
Grass Fires Doused Near Beardsley Terrace Apartments
Firemen answered two grass and brush blazes in the city. At 5:15 p.m. they controlled a four-acre spread behind Beardsley Terrace, using stirrup tanks and brooms under Acting Assistant Fire Chief Howard Bogey. Recall followed within five minutes. Earlier, crews fought a press blaze at Capitol and Park avenues and another at Capitol and Wood avenues.
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Bogey
Greenough in Hospital After Checkup
Trumbull First Selectman Frederick L. Greenough was hospitalized in Bridgeport for a post operative checkup. He is expected to be discharged Sunday. Card experts note eight perfect riffle shuffles can restore a deck to its original order.
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Frederick L. Greenough
Bridgeport Hospital
State forecasts for New England regions and winds
Connecticut and New England forecasts show fair conditions with light to moderate winds. The bulletin notes little temperature change today tonight and Sunday with varying cloudiness and snow flurries in northern areas, alongside small craft warnings from Eastport to Block Island and northwest gusts up to 35 mph.
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Break-in probe at Rapid Cleaners prompts police inquiry
Milford reports a break in at Rapid Cleaners as officers investigate a crime scene. A stray line mentions measurements on Haver avenue ice at 9,758 feet thick and Patrolman William Shea's assignment in Antarctica, though details are unclear.
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Rapid Cleaners
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William Shea
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