Widow in Westport Held Criminally Liable in Husband's Death
Coroner finds Pasquale DiNardo died from a gunshot wound and holds Julia DiNardo criminally liable after she admitted loading a 30-30 rifle and awaiting his return she refused to testify at a closed inquest and appeared near collapse during proceedings at the county courthouse.
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Julia DiNardo
Pasquale di- Nara
Easton Road
Westport Road
Pasquale DiNardo
Julia, DiNardo
Joseph Buccieri
Westport
Marvin A. Chernow
Norwalk Hospital
DiNardo
DiNardi
Judge Sets Aside Verdict For Lawyer
New York. A Supreme Court jury awarded 30.6 million dollars to Boston lawyer Joseph Sax in a 300000 suit against Winthrop Rockefeller and Barbara Rockefeller. Justice Samuel Gold set aside the verdict calling the jury’s action a travesty of justice. Sax alleged he earned 100000 for legal services in efforts to reconcile the Rockefellers in 1952. The Rockefellers divorced in 1954. William Miller, Sax’s attorney, declined immediate further action. Jury deliberated about four and a half hours.
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New York
Supreme Court
Boston
Winthrop Rockefeller
Iis
Barbara
Bobo) Rockefeller
Samuel Gold
Rockefellers
William Miller
Sax
Weather Update for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Cloudy with snow flurries today and a high near 38. Mostly cloudy with little temperature change, highs around 38. Yesterday’s high 35 and low 28, month total 2.57 inches precipitation. Tide times listed and almanac notes mark March 7 as the eighty first day of the year and second day of spring.
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Bridgeport
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day
Telegram edition lists sections including Angelo Patri features 15 Classified Ads 22 25 Comics 0 60.000005 16 Constantine Brown 14 Crossword Puzzle 16 Dr Bundesen 1S Editorials 14 Fashions 15 Financial News 21 Jacoby on Bridge 15 Obituaries 26 Radio and TV 17 18 Sports 12 13 Theater News 20 Women's News 15.
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Angelo Patri
Constantine Brown
Dr. Bundesen
Financial News
Jacoby On Bridge
Mrs. Ebling Sentenced to Jail for Embezzlement and Perjury
Mrs. Charlotte Lewis Ebling, former town court clerk, was ordered by Judge Philip R. Pastore to serve 30 days in county jail on two counts of embezzlement and perjury totaling more than $16,000. The 33 year old mother of four collapsed at the defense table as the sentence was read, with concurrent one year terms suspended after the 30 days and no probation. Her family and the court heard background on the case, including prior service as Iowa Democratic party official and public salary irregularities from July 1955 to July 1957.
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Charlotte Lewis Ebling
Philip R. Pastore
Pastore
Ebling
Charles I. Lewis
Trumbull
Board of Education
Jonathan R.ebling
Kenneth Robinson
Grace Episcopal Church
John F. McGowan
Lorin W. Willis
Willis
Iowa Democratic Party
City to Buy 75 Acre Site for Playground
Negotiations near completion for the city to purchase a 75 acre site off Granfield Avenue from the U S Public Housing Administration near Success Village apartments. Occupants agree to reimburse the city 5600 dollars if land becomes a city owned playground serving the area.
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Granfield Avenue
U.S. Public Housing Administration
Success Village
Ely
Hugh C. Curran
Common Council
PHA
Relief Caseload Drops as Hillside Site Chosen for Elderly Housing
The February relief caseload fell to 1 034, down 81 from January, while remaining more than double the level from 12 years earlier. The Board of Public Welfare approved using 4.4 acres of Hillside Home for an elderly housing project with four U shaped buildings and 50 three room apartments. Harold C Poole Bridgeport Housing Authority outlined tentative plans and promised further site meetings after stake planting. The site lies southeast of Hillside near Palisade avenue and Stuart street and aims for a residential atmosphere near water and facilities. Public Welfare to sell land to housing authority for the project after approvals.
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Board of Public Welfare
Harold C. Poole
Bridgeport Housing Authority
Poole
Welfare Department
Palisade Avenue
Stuart Street
James J. McGee
Trumbull Chooses Snyder-Randall as High School Site
March 21 representative town meeting narrowly selected the Snyder Randall properties for the new high school over the Ehrsam tract due to natural gas pipeline concerns. The vote 22 to 18 split along party lines with 400 residents present, and resignation of school site committee chairman John J Bradner cited steps toward a referendum. The Snyder Randall option costs about 70 000 for land with final site prep rising to 360 565 versus 251 462 for the Ehrsam site.
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Trumbull
Hight
Snyder-Randall
Frederick F. Ebrsam
John J. Bradner
Snyder
Howard Randall
Ehrsam
Bennet Engineering Consultants
Washington
Randall
Main Street
Woodbridge Circle
Bridgeport
Young man electrocuted while pumping water at home
A Baltimore youth, who had helped neighbors by pumping out basements, was electrocuted at his own home when he connected a pump without wearing rubber boots. The incident occurred after he ignored precautions he had used elsewhere.
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Baltimore
Benson Sets Dairy Price Supports Then Veto Looms
Secretary Benson announced new national average dairy supports starting April 3, setting manufacturing milk at 3.03 per hundredweight and butterfat at 52.6 cents a pound. The moves come after a Senate-passed one-year freeze on farm price supports and signal a likely presidential veto, with 40 days for action once the bill reaches the White House.
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Washington
Benson
Eisenhower
Senate
White House
Woman, 62, Son Rescued From Third-Floor Fire
A 62-year-old woman Mary Wright and her son Roland 22 were rescued from a 379 Lafayette Street fire after climbing to a sloping roof and waiting for a ladder. Firefighters arrived, used a 28-foot ladder to pull them to safety, with the blaze under control by 3 16 p.m. The cause remains undetermined.
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Mary Wright
Roland
Bernard
Finn
Engine Company No. 3
Eisenhower Heads to Augusta for Weekend Golf Trip
President Eisenhower will fly to Augusta Georgia for a weekend escape from heavy Washington snow canceling his West Point Founders Day plans. White House aide James Hagerty says Ike aims to golf at Augusta National then return late Sunday or Monday. He will be joined by Coca Cola president William E. Robinson and White House physician Maj. Gen Boward Snyder. The trip marks Ike 48th to Augusta since 1952 and he may attend the Illinois governors conference in Miami in mid May if schedule allows.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Augusta
United States Military Academy
West Point
N.Y. i
James C. Hagerty
White House
Augusta National Golf Club
William E. Robinson
New York
Coca-Cola Co
Boward M. Snyder
Hagerty
Miami
Wiliam G. Stratton
Ilinois
Stratton
Three Stores to Open Monday for Easter Shopping Day
Howland's Read's and Leavitt's will open from 12:30 to 9 p.m. on March 1 to allow extra Easter shopping time. A Chamber of Commerce letter said merchants may choose to open. normal Monday closings resume after Easter due to weather conditions.
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Howland's
Read's
Leavit's
Saul Lichtenstein
Retail Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Iun
Snow totals inching in Bridgeport as storm ends
Four inches of wet snow were recorded in Bridgeport after a two day storm that spanned the end of winter and the start of spring. Precipitation reached 1.08 inches, with two inches each day noted by the forecaster. The high temperature reached 35 degrees. flurries and cloudy skies were expected as the system moved out.
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Wineter
Bridgeport
U.S. Weather Bureau
Stratford
Public Works
Volunteers Sought for Jury Duty in Bridgeport
Bridgeport city clerk calls for volunteers to serve in Superior and Common Pleas courts starting next month. A quota of HO has been assigned. individuals must be residents, registered voters, over 25, and free of serious defects, with applications due by April 7.
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Superior and Common Pleas
John M. Branselly
Bridgeport
Asst
Kathleen Kane
Deaths Top 49 in Two Days of Snow and Wind
A nor’easter left up to three feet of snow along the eastern seaboard with 40 plus deaths from heart attacks exposure and accidents. The Red Cross opened 29 centers in PA NJ and NY to aid storm refugees as power outages and transportation disruptions persisted.
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Associated Press
Seaboard
Pennsylvania
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