Settlement Reaches $3250 in Stamford Injury Case
Shortly after trial began in a Superior court jury, Joanna Tarcowski of Stamford accepted a $3250 settlement of a $25000 negligence action against Margaret Donohue and John E. Walsh, both of Stamford.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1958
Page
23
Shortly after trial began in a Superior court jury, Joanna Tarcowski of Stamford accepted a $3250 settlement of a $25000 negligence action against Margaret Donohue and John E. Walsh, both of Stamford.
The plaintiff Joanna Tarnowski sues Stamford alleging injuries to back leg shoulder and face from a defective sidewalk on Dean Street caused by water from the Donohue and Walsh property at 917 Cove Road. Settlement reached before Judge Frank T. Healey with counsel Reich Martin Ryan Cushing and city represented by Corporation Counsel.
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Vice President Nixon lands in Buenos Aires on April 30 for Argentina's first free election in over a decade and to greet President-elect Arturo Frondizi. Nixon said the transfer of power reflects the will of the people and plans talks with officials and citizens. He was greeted by Rear Adm. Isaac Rojas and Ambassador Willard Beaulac and carried greetings from President Eisenhower.
In famine struck North Bengal parents sold children for 70 cents to feed themselves and raise money. Four child selling cases were reported in Rai Ganj, West Dinajpur district amid crop failures and starvation with five deaths. the West Bengal government began a relief program paying in wheat.
Gerald Drew, 19, star pitcher and infielder on Cincinnati's 1957 National Champion Junior American Legion team, signed to a Major League contract with the Milwaukee Braves. He will be assigned to the 1958 McCook Nebraska Class D Nebraska State League squad.
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