Fairfield U Educator Sees France Linked To America In World Peace
Rev. James Fairfield University educator argues France is closely aligned with American democratic ideals and stresses France’s strategic Western European role. He warns U S policy has been short sighted in aiding France without erasing cherished French values amid Indochina costs and German concerns. The discussion on Fairfield University program aired on WICC with panelists James Farnam Jr and Ferdinand Zegel.
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James Fairfield University
France
WICC
United States
Atlantic
Europe
Council of the Nations
U. S
Britain
Father Walshe
Germany
Indochina
General de Gaulle
John A. Meaney
Engli
University
Seven Die In Florida Three Car Crash On U S 17
AP report from Jacksonville May 4 details a fatal three car collision on U S 17 killing seven people. Victims include Foster Scott and his wife with two children of Jacksonville, Scott's mother Mrs. Cola Estes of Yulee, Mrs. Lillie B. Kummer of Philadelphia, and Clare M. Mons of Jacksonville. Simmons’ car reportedly hit the Scott car head on and then struck Hunter’s vehicle.
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Jacksonville
Fin
U. S
Foster Scott
Scott
Mra
Cola Estes
Yulee
Study Planned on Probation Setup in Connecticut
Hartford May 4 The Nation Probation and Parole association will undertake the first study of Connecticut's probation system since 1938 in June. William M Maltbie president of the Connecticut Prison association said two national agency field men will conduct the study and a written report will be submitted. The data will be available to the General Assembly at the 1953 session.
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Hartford
Connecticut
William M. Maltbie
Connecticut Prison Assocition
Association
General Assembly
Bloodmobile to Visit at Alcoa Thursday
The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit the Aluminum Company of America plant on Atlantic Street Thursday from noon to 5 p m. It is the second trip to the plant whose employees donated 180 pints last August. Charles P Rainey, compensation director, leads arrangements.
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Aluminum Company of America
Atlantic Street
Red Cross Bloodmobile
William K. Mulvihill
Red Cross
Bloodmobile
Charles P. Rainey
Ansonia Girl Hurt in Milford Accident
Doris Shea, 22, of Ansonia, suffered a possible skull fracture after a car she rode in rolled over on New Haven avenue Edl's Hill Milford. She regained consciousness en route to Milford Hospital where Dr Oliver B Andrus treated her and released her. Passenger Barbara Ennis, 22, Shelton, had a deep cut to her left foot and was treated. driver Walter Skodien, 27, Ansonia, received a reckless driving summons. Raymond Mackowski, 28, Ansonia, unhurt.
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Milford
Doris Shea
Myrtle Avenue
Ansonia
New Haven Avenue
Edl
Walter Skodien
North Cliff Street
Raymond Mackowski
Wakelee Avenue
Skodien
William Shea
James Maguire
Milford court actions yield fines and suspensions in Bridgeport docket
Milford court records show Walter Burnaka age 20 of 108 Gunn Street appeal a 30 day jail term and 150 dollar fine for license suspension violations and post bond of 200 dollars to stay free. Other Bridgeport youths faced suspended sentences and fines after street fight near Firemen’s Hall on Charles Street.
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Milford
Walter Burnaka
Gunn Street
Joseph Bernblum
Burnaka
Bridgeport
Charles Street
George Malchinsky
Kent Avenue
Howard L. Robinson, Jr
Black Rock Avenue
William T. Burzynski
Gregory Street
Richard
Broad Street
Mr . Morrissey
Park Avenue
Bernblum
William Rodick
East Broadway
George T. Blaszczyk
Twin Oaks Terrace
John Hedden
Sampson Street
Arthur I. Stonehill
Newton Avenue
Norwalk
Millered
F. Gill
Milford Point Road
Henry Goron
Albright
Pattergon Avenue
Stratford
Reading Mass Sex Education Quiz Draws Police Probe
In Reading Massachusetts a school department questionnaire asking parents whether teachers should give more attention to sex and religious education drew criticism from Acting Police Chief Thomas J. Fitzpatrick who argued sex education is a parental duty. School Committee member Newell H. Morton said the word more should be deleted to avoid confusion among parents.
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Reading
Mass
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Fitzgerald
Newell H. Morton
Builders and Union Meet Over Retroactive Pay in Norwalk
Negotiators from the Norwalk Carpenters union AFL and the Mas ter Builders association met to resolve a week old strike. They will present a new offer at a late today meeting in Red Men’s hall. The issue is whether retroactive pay should start June 1 if the Wage Stabilization board has not approved a wage increase by then.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Carpenters Union
AFL
Master Builders Association
Iate
Red Men's Hall
Main Street
Builders Association
Adimant
Perley Hovey
State Board of Arbitration
Mason
Laborers
Couple Arrested in Domestic Row
Clarence Jones and Ora Jones both of Building 45 Yellow Mill village were arrested on breach of the peace charges after a domestic dispute. Mrs Jones struck her husband with a knife injuring his right hand. He was hospitalised at St Vincent's. Each is held on $100 bond awaiting city court today.
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Clarence Jones
Ora
Yellow Mill Village
Albert J. Meehan
Danbury Court Fines Drivers for Traffic Offenses
In Danbury on May 4 Judge Leonard McMahon fined two for operating while intoxicated. John T. Ferretti and Mrs Mary Doone pleaded guilty after arrests on April 27 and April 14 respectively. Moody, DeSantis and Smith faced lesser penalties for speeding, stop sign, and traffic sign violations.
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Danbury
Anvtra
Leonard McMahon
John T. Ferretti
Fairfield Ridge
Mary Doone
William Street
Ferretti
Charles Chese
Division 1
Daone
Thomas Leahy
Bridgeport
Louis Stefani
West Street
Mariano DeSantis, Jr
Great Plain Road
Danbury-Newtown Road
Georgy Bunnell
Eisenhower Gains In GOP District Sessions
Connecticut Republicans named delegates to the May state convention with added support for General Eisenhower as presidential nominee. The sessions in multiple districts backed Baldwin for state chairman and supported Purtell for Senate, with delegate changes and endorsements across Hartford, New Haven, New London, and other counties.
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Connecticut
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Clarence F. Baldwin
Woodbridge
William A."purtell
West
Hartford
US Senate
General Eisenhower
Hartford County
New Haven County
William J. Hadden
Baldwin
Fred H. Merwin
Milford
Helen M. Smith
Harper
Valley
Charles P. Harper
Middlebury
Girard L. Clemons
Ansonia
Tve
State Committee
Purtell
Alice V. Rowland
Louise McKeon
Nancy Draper
Ridgefield
Pierce J. Gerety
Fairfield
Clara M. Lewis
Monroe
Darien
William A. Edwards
Wilton
New Canaan
Marjorie G. Campbell
George Champion
Stamford
Samuel F. Pierson
Ida Waterbury
Greenwich
Edward L. Tracy
Julia Crandall
Robert E. Parsons
Farmington
Parsons
Taft
Washington Excursion for 64 Carrier Boys Sets Thursday Start
Bridgeport Post carrier boys, 64 in total, embark Thursday at 7 am for a three day Washington trip via Baltimore and Annapolis. They tour the U S Naval Academy, visit Fort McHenry, and tour government buildings including the White House and FBI HQ. The trip includes theater and National AAA parade plans with adult supervision.
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Washington
Baltimore
Annapolis
Bridgeport Post- Telegram
Post Publishing Company
State Stret
Sam Rosoff
New York
B&o
Newark
Fort McHenry
U. S. Naval Academy
Academy
Lincoln Memorial
FBI
Smithsonian Institute
White House
Treasury Building
Bridgeport
Negotiations Pushed on Bonn Agreement Amid Revolt
Western and German leaders press to finish the Bonn peace contract for West Germany as a growing revolt challenges the deal. Officials say experts work 16 hours daily to resolve remaining points. the pact may reach 5 ig inches thick with a 100 page security section. Adenauer and the high commissioner aim to conclude by May 20, though many foresee longer talks.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Taft School Alumni Day Greet Saturday in Watertown
Taft School will welcome alumni for the 61st Alumni Day on Saturday. The annual meeting and officers election start at 1:45 p.m. in Bingham Auditorium. Officers include President Julius G. Day Jr and Vice President Dorrance Sexton with Secretary James T. Taylor. Executive committee members are Andrew Marckwald, Hardie Scott, Mark Sperry, Francis Day, Donald Buttenheim, and Robert McCullough.
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Watertown
Taft School
Bingham Auditorium
Association
Julius G. Day, Jr
Hartford
Dorrance Sexton
West Orange
N. J
James T. Taylor
Fairfield
Andrew Marckwald
Morristown
N.J
Hardie Scott
Wayne
Mark L. Sperry
Middlebury
Francis P. Day
Plainfield
Donald V. Buttenheim
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
Robert W. McCullough
Greenwich
Conn
Sailor Kills Wife at Breakfast Table in Norfolk
In Norfolk Virginia on May 4 AP reports a sailor Henry Tennyson Kirkland attached to the USS Shenandoah killed his wife Floree during breakfast as a daughter and two friends watched. Police arrested him on murder charges. He accompanied her to a hospital where she died within an hour. A nickel contains more copper than nickel.
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Norfolk
Henry Tennyson Kirkland
Kirkland
Floree
New York Cops Trial Opens Amid Illness Claims
Two of 18 New York police officers face a graft trial against bookmaker Harry Gross who remains in prison. Patrolman John Gilgan and Captain George Oest reported ill to testify, while Horwitz plans to proceed with the case at Mary Immaculate Hospital Jamaica Queens.
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New York
Harry Gross
Gross
John A. Gilgan
George M. Oest
Gilgan
Est
Mary Immaculate Hospital
Jamaica
Queens
Victor J. Horwitz
News Senators Criticize Truman Security Order on Access
Senators Monroney Moody and Seaton attacked President Truman’s September order to classify government information as security measures. They said the free flow of news is essential and planned a Senate investigation to explore protecting secrets without stifling reporting. Seaton urged bipartisan efforts to reverse the act and restore open government.
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Washington
Sens
Monroney
D-Okia
Moody
D-Mich
Seaton
Rneb
Congress
Truman
Capital
Detroit News
Oklahoma City News
Hastings
Neb
Daily Tribune
Senate
State Begins Placing New Mats On Roads
Hartford May 4 State Highway Commissioner G Albert Hill announced the department will launch its bituminous surface treatment work this week to provide smoother riding surfaces and seal against water. The May 5 to May 10 schedule covers western sections including Norwalk Darien New Canaan Salisbury and Me Conn with portions in Cornwall and New Fairfield. Motorists are urged to by pass these sections if possible and to drive slowly to avoid material on fenders and underbodies.
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Hartford
G. Albert Hill
S Sonn
Darien
Stamford Oven
Conn
New Canaan
Santachusette
Nor Im Sailsbury
Sharyn
Cornwall
New Fairfield
Dante
Neworks
Red Cross to Review Emergency Needs
The Bridgeport Red Cross chapter reviews disaster needs as floods drain resources. William K. Mulvihill reports many changes since the last meeting. Lew A. Shea chairs a fundraising push with First National Bank and Trust company backing disaster relief. An appeal targets about $13,000.
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Red Cross
William K. Mulvihill
American Red Cross
Bridgeport
Lew A. Shea
First National Bank and Trust Company
Mrs Lodge urges Rome Boys Town drive at Italian Alliance event
Mrs. John Davis Lodge urged Connecticut Italians to back the Italian Alliance clubs drive to establish a Boys Town in Santa Marinella Rome. Connecticut’s share is listed as 75000 dollars with pledges already made. The 21st annual Connecticut convention opened with 175 members from 52 clubs in Beers Street.
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Connecticut
John Davis Lodge
North America
Rome
Santa Marinella
Italy
Association
Augusto Tomelleri
New Haven
Alliance
la Voce
MSU slugger Lindley goes pro marking 25th since 1946
East Lansing report notes Michigan State University has produced many major leaguers over five years. Darrell Lindley, a slugging junior outfielder for the Spartans, signed with the Chicago White Sox, becoming the 25th MSU player to reach the pros since 1946.
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East Lansing
Michigan State University
Darrell Lindley
Spartans
Chicago White Sox
Michigan State
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