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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1958

Page

3

Jewish Vets Install Officers This Saturday

Jewish War Veterans and its auxiliary prepare to install officers led by Lernard Podos and Mrs Dinah Tausig at the Jewish center. New officers include Harry Rose Murrey Rothman Albert Mittleman Donald Cohen Edward Tinter and Mrs Seymour Press Mrs Joseph Kussner Mrs Harrison Rose Mrs David Dorfman. Music and dancing follow with vocalist Allen North.

Lernard Podos Dinah Tausig Allinson-Queenth Post Jewish Center Podos Harry Rose Murrey Rothman Albert Mittleman Donald Cohen Edward Tinter Tausig Seymour Press Joseph Kussner Harrison Rose David Dorfman Allen North Bridgeport West Shore Center Wepawang Garden Club West Main Street Gilbert Chaude

Congregational church Lenten lecture series schedule

The congregation announces mid week Lenten events at the Church of Christ Congregational. Professor Browne Barr of Yale Divinity School will speak on Practical Redemption Can Church Going Save You Thursday after a 6 30 Fellowship dinner. Reservations available in church office. The rest of the week includes Thursday joining meeting at April 3 8 p m Friday youth and adult choir rehearsals.

Browne Barr Yale Divinity School Church of Christ, Congregational Irvin G. Thursby

Discussion Tomorrow On Holy Week Rites

The St Marys Holy Name society will sponsor a discussion on The Ceremonies of Holy Week tomorrow at 8 p m directed by the Rev Bernard D Killeen The program follows recent changes in rites Openings in the Holy Name Society group remain under director Guy Boyd Also notes on local hospital patients births and a Milford educator.

St. Mary’s Holy Name Society Bernard D. Killeen Fr. Ween Holy Name Society Dorial Group Guy Boyd

Seven Engines Damaged in Chicago Rail Yard Fire

Seven diesel locomotive engines valued at over a million dollars were badly damaged in a fire at the Chicago Belt Line suburban clearing yards. The blaze, of unknown origin, spread quickly and hindered firemen by strong winds and low water pressure. No injuries. roundhouse at 69th and Long. engines owned by Belt Line, roundhouse by Western Indiana. Possible overall loss near a million dollars. service to continue via borrowed equipment from Western Indiana and Santa Fe.

Chicago Chicago Belt Line James Bailey 69Th Street Long Avenue Lewis A. Evans Chicago and Western Indiana’ Railroad Indiana Evans Belt Line Western Indiana Santa Fe

Unions Merge in Bridgeport Wednesday Night

A meeting at the Stratfield hotel Wednesday at 8 p.m. plans to form the Greater Bridgeport Labor Council AFL CIO. Delegates from the Central Labor Union AFL and Industrial Union Council CIO will ratify a constitution, with seven of 15 executive posts for each council during the first year. Charles R. Groves to head the new council, Leonard Kershner executive president, and Robert McLevy not seeking office. Mayor Tedesco to speak as merger efforts conclude after five months.

League Heinz Kruger Donald Archambauil Recreation Department Town Hall Stratfield Hotel Greater Bridgeport Labor Council Aflcio Central Labor Union AFL Industrial Union Council CIO Charles R. Groves IUC CLU Leonard Kershner Bhe Robert McLevy Tedesco

Man of Year Award Slated On Tuesday

More than 250 people expected at the Bnai B'rith Man for the Year dinner Tuesday at 6 30 PM in Rodeph Sholom synagogue Irving Rubinstein of Greens Knolls Lane Fairfield receives the honor The program includes Arnold Foster of Cross Currents and Emil Cohen with Maclyn Besserman as master of ceremonies Rubinstein has led Abraham Lodge Connecticut Valley Council Bnai Brith and worked with the Bagel Club Jewish Community Council Key Club and the National Association of Women and Children

B'nai B'rith Rodeph Sholom Irving Rubinstein Greens Knolls Lane Fairfield Arnold Foster Cross-Currents Anti-Defamation League Emil Cohen Maclyn Besserman Rubinstein Abraham Lodge Connecticut Valley Council of B'nai B'rith Bagel Chb Jewish Community Council Council Key Club National Association of Women and Children

TutolI Group Endorses Ottaviano for Lieutenant Governor

The Independent Voters of Connecticut, led by Benedict Tutoli Sr., endorsed State Treasurer John Ottaviano Jr. of New Haven for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. Secretary James Swisher announced the endorsement. The group favors nominating former Gov. John Lodge for governor.

Independent Voters Connecticut Benedict D. Tutoli, Sr John Ottaviano, Jr New Haven James B. Swisher John Lodge GOP

Porter's Arrest in Westport for Assault and Drunken Driving

Weld in Westport reports John Porter, 20, of 49 Stuart Avenue Norwalk, arrested today on assault and drunken driving charges. Apprehended by Policeman John Stefan, held on $1,500 bail for Town Court appearance tomorrow. No details of complaints available tonight.

Westport John Porter Stuart Avenue Norwalk John Stefan

Melbourne insurer fires up London offices

Australia’s oldest insurer founded in Victoria in 1848 opened offices in London. When it began in Melbourne a wooden town of 12 000 residents, its first act was to purchase its own fire engine.

Australia Victoria London Melbourne

Montana worker says he killed wife after argument

A 25 year old Montana Highway Department employee walked into Helena police with his months old baby and said I’ve just killed my wife. Officers found Mrs. Carl Wooten dead from a breast wound in their apartment. He claimed self defense after she threatened to shoot him and the baby. He stayed in custody awaiting a coroner’s inquest Wednesday.

Helena Mont Montana Highway Department Carl Wooten Wooten

Matador Gored by Bull in Mexico Ring

Miguel Angel a 28 year old matador from Mexico City was seriously gored by a 1000 pound bull in Nogales Sonora. The horn pierced his left side and exited the back but spared the stomach and spine. He is resting in serious condition in a Nogales hospital after assistants diverted the animal and carried him from the ring.

Nogales Sonora Mex Mar Miguel Angel Mexico City Angel Spain

Twelfth Child Born as Father Keeps Nervous Pace

St Louis March 23 AP The Suntrups welcomed Peter their twelfth child at St Marys hospital. Father John Suntrup 40 admitted he remains nervous despite many prior births. The family already has eight boys and three girls.

ST. Louis St. Mary's Hospital John Suntrup Peter Suntrups

Clinton considers pigeon control by ammunition spending

Clinton North Carolina city officials face a flood of mail on a plan to spend city funds to shoot pigeons from public buildings. Replies include a Wyoming man offering to buy pigeons, an Arizona Scoutmaster proposing a troop project, 40 Durham hunters volunteering, and a Norfolk man offering naval gun experience for a fee. Commissioners say no replies issued and no ammunition distributed yet. Water remains the nation’s largest steel making tonnage item.

Clinton N.C Wyoming Arizona Durham Norfolk

Citizens Award Dinner Tonight Headlines Local Civic Figures

Howard W. Gorham of 24 High Brook will receive the Citizens Award at tonight’s dinner at the Jewish Center West Avenue sponsored by the local post of the Jewish War Veterans. John Dean and former mayors Oliver and Brunjes selected the winner. Frederick Pope Jr. of Fairfield will be principal speaker.

Howard W. Gorham Highbrook West Avenue John Dean Robert B. Oliver George R. Brunjes JWW Gorham Press Elizabeth Street Everyman's Bible Red Cross YMCA P. O National Federation of Post ‘Office Frances Laycheck South Norwalk Ferris Avenue

Sterling Girls Play Milford Top Hatters

Sterling House Girls schedule a return game against Milford Top Hatters at West Shore gym at 8 15 p m Tuesday. The Sterlings won the first game between the two teams. Sterling Junior Girls also play at Johnson Junior High gym at 7 30 p m Tuesday.

Sterling House Milkford West Shore Sterlings Sterling Johnson Junior High

Music Fair Planned Under Tent In Danbury This Summer

Danbury to host a music fair under a tent this summer as Ourdtticut Music Theatres Inc plans venues and a June 15 opening. spokesman Hugh Fardin of Brooklyn cites two possible sites under consideration and May auditions for the resident company. Fardin, ex-MCA Artists, says two movie producers will partner on fairs in Danbury and Nassau by the Sea after MGM film work in New York.

Ourdtticut Music Theatres, Inc Danbury Hugh HG. Fardin Brooklyn Fardin Fordin M. C. A. Artists, Inc Nassau by-the-Sea L. 1 Connecticut New York MGM Danbury Mental Health Association

Jewish Club to Hear Speaker Tuesday

The Jewish Men's club will host Rabbi Eugene J. Lipman as guest speaker Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the United Jewish Center. Lipman leads the Union of American Hebrew Congregations commissions on Social Action and Synagogue Activities, guiding over 550 Reform congregations on ethics, worship, and administration. He is a Pittsburgh native living in Rockville Centre with his wife and three children and co author of Justice and Judaism.

Eugene J. Lipman Commission On Social Action Commission On Synagogue Union of American Hebrew Congregations Jewish Men's Club United Jewish Center Rabbi Lipman Pittsburgh Rockville Center S. J Three Chies

Housing projects progress discussed at War Memorial Center

Joseph E. Canale Jr executive secretary of the City Housing Authority will discuss progress on two low income housing developments at the War Memorial Center and answer questions concerning the projects.

War Memorial Center Joseph E. Canale, Jr City Housing Authority

Youths Accepted By Army for Germany

M Sgt. George J. Swift, local Army recruiter, announced permission to accept area youths for direct assignment to Germany. Enlistees will move from Danbury to New Haven for enlistment, then Fort Dix for processing, and finally to the Second Armored division at Fort Hood, Texas for basic training before heading to Germany. The option ends April 2. more details from Sgt. Swift or Sgt. Paul McAllister at the Danbury post office recruiting office.

George J. Swift Germany Third Armored Division Danbury New Haven Fort Dix N. J Second Armored Division Fort Hood Tex Sgt Swift Paul McAllister Vasa Kronan Lodge Vasa Order of America Odd Fellows Augusta Anderson Waldo Valine Nan Clark Roger Taylor Sven Wahlstrom Carl Gustafson Elizabeth Kuratek Fred Carson Rebekahs Myrtle Rebekah Lodge Concordia Hall

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