Re Rental Ban Urged by Stonybrook Tenants
The Stonybrook Tenants association claims Stonybrook Inc owners of Stonybrook Gardens in Stratford violate town building and plumbing codes and lack occupancy certificates. They urge the town to post and bar re occupancy of vacated units until violations are corrected, while 21 eviction cases proceed in Town court and owners contest certificates of occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonybrook Tenants Association
Stonybrook Inc
Stonybrook Gardens
Stratford
New York
Earl M. Gleason
Harry B. Flood
Flood
Raymond W. Gaaim
Common Pleas Court
Ganim
Hugh A. Hoyt
Tenants Association
Lettef
Gleason
Stonybrook
Housing Authority
George F. Wright
Wood End
Prizes Awarded At Science Fair At Bullard-Havens
The first science fair at Bullard-Havens Vocational Technical School in Connecticut drew about 350 attendees. Ronald Farrington, a junior, won top honors and a $25 Savings Bond for a project converting sound waves to light and back. Judges lauded his work as the most original among 120 exhibits. First place winners in science included Raymond Spiett for broadcasting, Ronald Swaniger for electroplating, Pekar and Sudimick for a solar home model, and Gerald Voytek for an atomic reactor model. Shop honors went to Paul Meiden for a mobile transmitter and receiver and a trio of juniors for a baking chemistry project. Raymond Quda displayed a model home with plans.
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Connecticut
Bullard-Havens
Ronald Farrington
Ronald
U. S
Parents Club
Gerhard H. Coler
John M. Brannelly
Tedeaca
Emmett O'Brien
Vocaional Education
Raymond Spiett
Ronald Swaniger
Charles ‘Pekar
Gerald Sudimick
Gerald Voytek
Paul Meiden
Peppy Stevens
Frances Keller
Norman Lord
Raymond Quda
Death planes broke rules, CAA reports
Bridgeport Texas March 25 the Civil Aeronautics Administration said one or both Air Force planes that collided and crashed were at wrong assigned altitudes. All 18 servicemen aboard the two aircraft were killed. Bruce Chambers of the CAA Fort Worth office said one plane should have flown at 7000 feet, the C 124 Globemaster, crew of 10 and 5 passengers. The other, a C 119 cargo plane carrying a crew of 3, was assigned 7000 feet. If they had stayed at their assigned altitudes they would have been 1000 feet apart at the intersection.
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Bridgeport
Tex
Japa Civil Aeronautics Ad
Ministratoy
Air Force
Bruce Chambers
CAA
Fort Worth
Chambers
Will of Andrew Radel Leaves Gifts Totalling 155000
The Andrew A. Radel oyster company head died March 8 at 65, admitting his will with gifts totaling more than 155000 for relatives, friends, employees, clergy and various institutions. Largest bequest is 30000 to Joseph Garrity of Fairfield paralyzed in 1948 auto crash. Executors named Walter Garrity and J Louis Radel.
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Andrew A. Radel
Andrew Radel Oyster Company
South Nortwalk
Rachel
Bridgeport
John P. Flanagan
Joseph L. Garrity
Fairfield
Joseph
Walter W. Garrity
Rachel Company
Walter Garrity
J. Louis Radel
Radel
St. Ann's Church
St. Vincent's ‘Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital
George B. Curtiss
Diocese of
James F. Murphy
Robert G. Hustek
O. Griffith Carpenter
Pelham
N. Y
Grace Kopsco Meszaros
Seth Hess
Marshall Ferguson
Radhel
Interstate Sanitation Commission
Edith Knight
Mae F. Carroll
Mildred A. Styne
Mary K. Coogan
Nancy K. Chambers
Vincent R. Keating
James A. McElroy
Andrew R. McElroy
Margaret McE. Keogh
Edward J. McCarthy
Judith McCarthy
Richard McCarthy
Jean R. Bradley
Radel Company
Otto J. Saur
New Hormone Spurs Growth Of Some Dwarfed Children
Cambridge March 28 A hormone from human pituitary glands is reported to let certain dwarfed children grow. A 13 year old gained nearly an inch in six weeks after daily tiny doses, while others with hormone deficiencies show improvement. Researchers caution limits and note the hormone does not enable extreme tall growth or cure all dwarfism. The hormone may aid obesity and arterial disease research and could influence cancer treatment in the future.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Cambridge
Mass
Phil O. Henneman
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harland Medical Shoe
Dro Henneran
Henneman
Hennema
American Cancer Assn
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Raben
Olaf Pearson
Sloane Kettering Institute
New York
John Beck
McGill University
Montreal
Mitchell Asks Speed On Plan 10 Aid Jobless
Secretary of Labor Mitchell urged fast action on extending unemployment benefits during a Ways and Means hearing on President Eisenhower's plan. He projected rising unemployment and argued the extension would support purchasing power and the economy while noting state systems would fund much of the plan. He faced questions from both parties about emergency status and political implications.
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Mitchell
Speed
Washington
House
Secretary of Labor
Ways and Means
Eisenhower
Byrnes
R-Wis
Mason
R-Ii
Truman
Eisen‘hower
Harrison
D-Va
GOP group urges Eisenhower to sign farm bill
A delegation of five Republican senators pressed President Eisenhower at the White House to sign the one year freeze on farm price supports passed by Congress last week. Secretary of Agriculture Benson Lan opposed the bill, arguing lower supports would ease overproduction. The senators reported Eisenhower seemed sympathetic but gave no indication of his decision.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Ben- Lan
White House
Sen. Young
North Dakota
Young
Polio Cases Reported in Connecticut Two This Month
The State Health department reports Connecticut’s second polio case in weeks, a five year old Plainville girl described as mildly paralytic with weakness in her left foot after three Salk shots. The first 1958 case was a seven year old Bloomfield boy who had ten Salk shots and was non paralytic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Connecticut
State Health Department
Plainville
Bloomfield
Death of James Hepburn Earl of Rothwell Insanity Reported
The record notes James Hepburn, Earl of Rothwell and regent for Mary Queen of Scots, died in a state described as insane. The historical account records his passing and mental condition during the period of governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hepburn
Earl of Rothwell
Mary, Queen of Scots
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