Democratic Committee Calls Meeting Tonight in Fairfield
Fairfield Democratic Town committee, facing a primary fight, will meet at Grasmere school tonight at 8 to nominate two replacements for withdrawn candidates and endorse state, congressional, senatorial, and county convention candidates. George E. Boland, party chairman, says withdrawn candidates may attend.
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Fairfield
Grasmere
George E. Boland
Townsfolk Notes and Local Happenings
Workmen at the new Old Academy site near Town hall reported a small flock of pheasants roaming the area saying the hunting season hasn’t opened. Robert James Henry was born Monday at St. Vincent’s Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert F P Henry. Emil H Frankel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frankel of 501 Stratfield Road and Andrew Warde High School graduate, made Wesleyan honor roll as a freshman. Park employees spread fertilizer on town grass. Mill Plain dancing classes move to Monday next week per Recreation Department. First Selectman Kinzie pressing utility poles relocation on Fairfield Woods Road to ready curb installation and paving plans.
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Robert FP. Henry
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Robert James
St. Vincent's Hospital
Recreation Department
First Selectman
Dimill L. Kinnie
Fairfield Woods Road
Detective to speak at Father Biro Men's League meeting
Det. Set. Joseph Reid of the Police department will be the speaker tonight at the Father Biro Men's League meeting in the parish hall after Lenten services at St Emery's church. The Rev. Donald Stacey, pastor, will discuss Women of the Ages and the Lenten service at 2428 Black Rock Turnpike church headquarters. Permits have been issued by.
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Set
Joseph Reid
Police Department
Father
Itch of Piles Get Relief Now
Millions sufferers seek fast relief from itching piles. An ad claims Petersons ointment cures with local application, promising soothing relief overnight and continued comfort with use.
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Peterson
Pelersai
Adv
Canadian Pacific Off From Its Record Revenue in 1957
Montreal March UP Canadian Pacific Railway reports 1957 revenue at 487,565,479 below 1956. Net earnings total 38,246,492 down from last year. Earnings per share hold at 3.76 with freight rate increases only partly offset by a 10 percent drop in rail traffic. Dividend income and steamship earnings also fell.
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Montreal
March
Canadian Pacific Railway
CPR
N. R. Crump
Violence lift ed at labor probe by Senate unit
Washington March 11 AP Attempts to question John Gunaca about the beating of two Kohler workers were ruled out of order by Senate racket committee Chairman McClellan Detroit bartender Gunaca would not have to testify because assault charges remain pending Wisconsin extradition blocked by Governor Williams New testimony linked his role with UAW Local 212 in Detroit and the Kohler picket line He said he walked the line for long hours to bolster morale and assist the picket effort.
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Sheboygan Falls
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Guinea
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Uncontested Divorces Granted by Superior Court
Divorces granted yesterday by Judge Herbert S. MacDonald include Rose Vesey Lisvosky of Bridgeport from Edward Lisvosky of Long Island N Y for intolerance cruelty. Clarice Welborn Hammond of Stamford from Creighton M Hammond of Washington D C for desertion. Dorothy Cassey O'Brien of Bridgeport from William O'Brien of Bridgeport for desertion. Veronica Dorn Brooks of Greenwich from Walter Brooke of Greenwich for intolerance cruelty. Frank Howard Cosgrove of Stamford from Elizabeth Ann Johnson Cosgrove of Stamford for desertion.
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Rose
Edward Lisvesky
Rose Vesey Lisvosky
Bridgeport
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Long Island
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Clarke
Creighton Hammond
Clarice Welborn
Hammond
Stamford
Creighton M. Hammond
Washington
D. C
Dorothy
William O'Brien
Dorothy Cassey O'Brien
Naecke
Vereales
Walter Brooks
Veronica Dorn Brooks
Greenwich
Walter Brooke
Frank
Eiizabeth Cosgrove
Frank Howard
Cosgrove
Elizabeth Ann Johnson
Police find three dice in suspect hand in crooked game claim
Omaha police doubted a drunk’s story of being trapped in a crooked dice game until officers recovered three dice from him. One die showed no sixes, casting doubt on his tale and suggesting involvement in the rigged play.
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Omara
Omaha
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