Dinner Attended by Palsy Chapter in Bridgeport
The Uni ted Cerebral Palsy Organization held its annual dinner in Bridgeport after a day of seminars at the University of Bridgeport. Dr Temple Fay of Philadelphia, a founder, spoke as did Mrs James Killilea of Larchmont. Leonard Leeds presided and awards were given to local papers for public information efforts.
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Unittee Cerebral Palsy Organization
University of Bridgeport
Temple Fay
Philadelphia
National Cerebral Palsy Organization
James Killilea
Larchmont
N.Y
Leonard Leeds
Stanford
John F. Paget
Norman Street
Donal M. Callimore
Fair
Field
Fairfield County
Bridgeport Post
Leonard E. Gilbert
Bridgeport Herald
Harry Neigher
Neigher
National
Samuel McConnell
Pennsylvania
Take Me To Your Leader Antenna Pitch
A humorous fantasy letter extols an alien claim of wonders from Earth TV and urges purchase of a Baldwins Radio & TV Service antenna in Ridgefield. The note notes superior TV pictures and urges action to obtain the Helix TV antenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ersonat
Xenon
Baldwin Radio & TV Service
Ridgefield
Six Women Honored by Junior Leagues in Washington
The Junior Leagues of America honored six women tonight at the annual conference in Washington. Attendees included Eleanor Roosevelt, Mrs. Oswald B Lord, Dowager Marchioness of Reading, and Oveta Culp Hobby, with five others receiving citations. United Nations duties kept Mrs Lord from attending. citations were presented by Mrs. Frank S. Hanna.
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Washington
Junior Leagues of America
Eleanor Roosevelt
Oswald B.” Lord
United States
United Nations Commission On Human Rights
Marchioness of
Reading
Grand Cross
Women's Voluntary Services
Great Britain
Oveta Culp Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Marta Maldonado de Garcia
Porta Patria
Argentina
Organization of American States
Margaret A. Hickey
Ladies J Home Journal
United Nations
1 .Lord
Frank S. Hanna
St. Joseph
Association of Junior Leagues of America
Trial Justices Urged to Fight Reform Move to Abolish Posts
Hartford May 5 AP The new Connecticut chief of 102 trial justice courts urged minor officials to defend the system against abolition efforts. Judge Carmody cited reforms, political patronage criticisms, and noted the Assembly of Trial Justices approved a committee to draft by laws while Daly welcomed delegates and tomorrow’s swearing in as chief justice.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Guerin B. Carr Mody
Woodbury
Statler-Histon
Trial Justice Assembly
Supreme Court of Errors
Carmody
Women's League
The
League of Women Voters
Islature
Trial Justice Courts Liquidaon
State Library
Edward J. Daly
1959 Model Cars to Be Big as 1958 Brothers
Detroit critics have lamented the size and ornamentation of 1958 models. Toolmakers at the National Tool and Die Manufacturers Association say 1959 cars will be facelifted but remain about the same size as current models, with more chrome and identical overall dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National
Tool and Die Manufacturers Association
Detroit
U. S
Wanted TV Set Owners Benefit From JED Satellite-Helix
Advertises a reward for TV owners with bad reception offering the JED Satellite-Helix antenna to improve picture quality. Claims widespread proof of better reception and a free special antenna check-up from Gay's Radio & TV Service in Sandy Hock's area. Call GA 6-2285.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JED
Gay's Radio & TV Service
Sandy Hock
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ALCOA
Aluminum
Barnum Ave
Edison
Quality Dealer's
Jerry Lewis
NBC
Oldsmobile
Jetawey Hydro
Matic Rosdard
Hraaly
Metropolitan
Bridgeport
Kohlenberg
Cadillac
Fairfield Avenue
Henderson Chevrolet CO
Main Street
Stratford
Fabulous
Pale Vane
Martha Wright
Delben Monn Jahany Conan
Albert Chaikens
National Association of Department
Stora Photograph Edicm
Clemet Banks
James
Staples & Co
Ames Staplesé
State Street
City Hall
WHDER
State Banking Department
Dan
Bridgeport, Conn
Dacron
DuPont
Howland
Thrift
Pomestics Oote
Howlams's Thrift
Mowland's Thrift Basement
Men's Wear
Owland's Thrift
Smoe Repair
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