Danbury District Shifts Sprint as Mill Ridge Opens
Nearly 500 students will transfer to new districts this fall to align with the Mill Ridge elementary school opening. Enrollment is expected to rise by over 250, with 27 new elementary teachers needed. The re-districting aims to avoid double sessions and optimize the new building, affecting Morris Street Mayes town and Park Avenue pupils. Bus routing will be adjusted. 2,000 century students are currently bused. The district also seeks a new high school principal after Ray ynond E. Clafsin's death.
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Edward J. O'Donnell, Jr
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State University Women Convene for Annual AAUW Meeting
The Connecticut division of the American Association of University Women meets Saturday morning at Danbury State Teachers College. Dr Ruth Haas and Mrs Frank H Taylor welcome attendees with Margaret Ankeney as ben cal chair. A coffee hour at 9 am leads to a 10 am business meeting and address by Mrs Herbert Anderson.
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Frank H. Taylor
Danbury
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Raymond W. Overholl
Gertrude Braun
Robert Letourneau
Charles James
Herbert Anderson
Prospectville
Mary Free Bed
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Therapy Association
Paul Klemperer
New York
Mt. Sinai Hospital
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M. Murray Peshkin
Albert Einstein Medical College
Allergy Society
Norman Jolliffe
Bureau of Nutrition
New York City
Department of Health
Connecticut Diabetes Association
CMS
Henry Haines
New London
Mor
Ton Arnold
Willimantic
Clement C. Clarke
New Haven
John P. Simese
Bridgeport
Hugh K. Miller
Stamford
Miller
Connecticut Society of American Board of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Joseph Klein
Oldest Church in North Africa Claims Mexican Cathedral Roots
The National Cathedral of Mexico City, reportedly founded about 400 years ago on the Aztec temple site, is described as the oldest Christian church in North Africa. Also notes China s Swangoose as the largest Boose variety.
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Defense department submits 1.68 billion military construction program
The Defense Department sent a 1.684 billion military construction bill to Congress for overseas and domestic projects. The measure outlines authorization for building but not funding, with a separate appropriation bill needed for construction money. Projects include Naval Submarine Base New London facilities in Connecticut.
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Connecticut Medical Society holds three day annual meeting
Stratford high school hosted the Connecticut Medical Society three day annual meeting with talks by D Clifford W Mills Norwalk obstetrician and Dr Abraham Stolman Hartford authority on toxicology. Dr Cecile P Rhoads New York spoke on cancer research progress and others addressed credentials and funding needs for the state toxicology lab.
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D. Clifford W. Mills
Norwalk
Fairfield County
Abraham Stolman
Hartford
Hartford Liquor Commission Dismisses 114 Bartenders
Hartford May 1 AP The State Liquor Control Commission has forced 114 bartenders with police records to seek other jobs as it checks about 3 200 bar employees records. About 2 200 have been reviewed and many admitted arrests while some have asked for formal hearings for rehabilitation consideration.
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Thorn bush cutting at National Cathedral in Washington
The only Glastonbury thorn bush in the United States sits at the National Cathedral in Washington D C. The cutting originated from the Glastonbury thorn near Glastonbury England and is linked to Joseph of Arimathea who is said to have planted the original tree.
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Foes of Hoffa Reed with Dodd Affidavit
Papers in U S District Court portray plaintiffs in a suit against James R Hoffa as unhappy with lawyer Thomas J Dodd of West Hartford Conn. They claim Dodd pursued publicity for a Connecticut political campaign and put personal interests ahead of the case. Dodd denied political motive and called participation hazardous. The suit centered on fees tied to dissident Teamsters litigation and Hoffa’s ascent to union president.
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New York
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Dodd
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Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoguet
Connecticut
Schmidt
Teamsters
M. J. Blummenfeld
Senate
iSchmids
Town to join national air alert May 6 7
Milford will participate in the national air alert May 6 and 7 as announced by Town Manager Charles R. Iovine who urged residents to display American flags. He stressed civil defense as life saving in disasters and urged preparedness through community programs.
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Iovine
George Weed
Helen B. Wright
Frank M
Edna L. Luysterborghs
Peter McFaddin
Wilcox Road
William Fries
Baxter Lane
Animal Shelter Auxiliary Supper in Trin ity Lutheran Church
The Animal Shelter Auxiliary hosts a chicken dinner Tuesday at 6 30 p m at Trinity Lutheran Church Robert Treat Parkway to fund the new shelter. Tickets from Mrs James A Sullivan West River Street. Mattie Barclay and her concert trio perform. Meeting date noted as xc 13 at the Business and Professional Women's club rooms River Street. RTM Accepts Streets.
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Robert Treat Parkway
James A. Sullivan
West River Street
Mattie Barclay
River Street
RTM
Jobless claims rise in week ending April 26
State report shows unemployment claims climbing to 996 for the week ending April 26, up from 413 prior, with 103 new filings. Highest total since Feb 15 when 1,001 claims were recorded.
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Jewish Center Music
Harold Kanter
Donald Cohen
Jewish Center
Connecticut Experimental Theater
Joseph Krashman
Allan Brandt
Harold Grosberg
Alvin Landau
Martin Brown
David Dorfman
Jack Krauss
Harvey Krieger
Morrow
Jaycee Wives Punch Party Planned at St Agnes Hall
The Jaycee Wives announce their annual Punch Party tomorrow at 3 p.m. in St Agnes Hall Woodmont. Mrs Bernard Burns and Mrs William Ambrose lead the party committee with help from others.
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Luncheon to Introduce New Public Works Head
A luncheon to introduce Louis J. Ferony as the town's new public works director will be held May 9 at Tom's Villa Rosa in Woodmont. Town Manager Charles R. Loving said Ferony, a retiring Army colonel, will begin duties here Monday.
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Dinner Honors Policeman Daniel on Pending Marriage
More than 400 persons attended a dinner at Bill's Castle honoring Motorcycle Policeman Daniel 770 on the eve of his forthcoming marriage to Rosemary Gate of Hartford Miss Connecticut 1957. Patrolman Izzo received a purse from general chairman Anthony Bussolotta on behalf of attendees.
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Post-Telegram
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Joseph Garmella
Albert Lancia
Izzo
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