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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1958

Page

5

Butler voices a prediction on Eisenhower resignation

The Washington chatter about a deal between the President and Vice President regarding Eisenhower’s possible resignation after the 1959 elections is seen as smoke signaling fire. Meyer hints Nixon may occupy the White House by 1960, noting Ike’s earlier talk of resigning if no longer capable and the White House burden he faces.

Washington Eisenhower Nixon White House United States Lisenhower

Hotel Green sale talks surface for Danbury property

May 5 Danbury. Henry C. Wilson counsel for Fair City Corp indicates negotiations for sale of Hotel Green, Danbury’s largest hostelry, aiming to transfer both real estate and business to new management. Fred C. Brown, principal stockholder, ill recently. his wife Greenland, a Danish crown, has been managing.

Danbury Green Henry C. Wilson Fair City Corp Fred C. Brown Wilson Brown Greenland Toolony

Judge Mellitz Sworn as Associate Justice of State Supreme Court

About 100 Bridgeport Bar members attended in Superior Court as Judge Samuel Mellitz was sworn in as an Associate Justice of the State Supreme Court of Errors. The oath was given by his son Jacob Mellitz with remarks from Associate Justice James E. Murphy and welcomes from Bridgeport Bar President Clarence Lister. Attending judges included John M. Comley James C. Shannon Sidney A. Johnson John T. Dwyer Otto H. La Macchia and Benjamin M. Leipner. State Referee Richard Swain also attended the ceremony.

Bridgeport Superior Court Samuel Mellitz State Supreme Court of Errors Mellitz Jacob Meilitz James E. Murphy Meilitz Bridgeport Bar Association Clarence ©. Lister John M. Comley James C. Shannon Common Pleas Sidney A. Johnson John T. Dwyer Otto H. la Macchia Benjamin M. Leipner Richard Swain Sias

Gromyko Notes and NATO Aim at Meaningful Summit

Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and NATO ministers questioned Soviet enthusiasm for a top level meeting. Lloyd urged the world to see through Kremlin tactics while NATO vows to keep the Russians on the defensive by pursuing a summit with real substance. West Germany’s von Brentano insisted no summit discuss German reunification. Informants described three days of deliberations in Copenhagen at Christiansborg Castle.

Selwyn Lloyd Lloyd Kremlin NATO West Geremany Heinrich von Brentano Copenhagen Christiansborg

Mediators to Meet GE and Union on Arbitration Dispute

Mediation session scheduled with GE and the union to arbitrate a contract conflict. Panel members include Ro bert L. Stulz Archibald Williams Anthony Manning and Philip J. Koons Cronin will coordinate whether meetings occur jointly or separately at a hotel. The strike began after GE awarded a renovation contract to Gellatry Construction and refused to re call laid off maintenance workers.

State Mediation Board Robert L. Stulz University of Connecticut Archibald Williams New Britain Anthony Manning Stratford Philip J. Koons Trumbull Robert A. Cronin Wethersfield Reid Santoianni Union Keons Cronin Gelfatty Construction Company Gellatry

Renovation Job Sparks Jurisdiction Dispute in GE Complex

The $2,000,000 GE building renovation for the Fan department triggers a strike rooted in a jurisdictional clash between the IUE and the Building Trades council. The council comprises unions whose members work for Gellatry. The union claims the strike targets the company alone.

IUE Building Trades Council Association of Building Trades Unions Gellatry

Safe YS Looted of 2.25 Million

Police believe at least three people, including a woman, pulled the safe job as $2.25 million vanished from a high profile theft. A key found in a Montreal man's car led investigators to a railway station locker containing two suitcases with the loot. Securities officials caution the total value may be enormous.

Rene Martin Montreal Sterlit Brockville Lesilie Hobbs

Murder Charge Faces Suspect After Denver West Standoff

A McKnight couple attempted to sell a .25 caliber pistol at a service station 40 miles west of Denver. After a pursuit and a gunfight near a roadblock, Mrs. McKnight was shot dead at a station east of Denver, and the man surrendered. The incident involved station workers Gerald Burt and others, with state patrol and city officers responding.

Denver William Lee Lee Ross Melton Hult Hull McKnight Here Gerald Burt Darrell Penner Cpl Bob Laughlin John Kelly

Selectman Seeks Referendum Over Teacher Pay Cuts

The Selectman calls for a referendum on a budget plan that trims 87 000 in extra increments for teachers and reallocates 12 200 from salaries for 22 new teachers to hold the line on the tax rate. He defends the move as fair and necessary while critics urge keeping teacher pay competitive and maintaining school quality.

Empployee Selectman Kinnie Yeu Selectman Smith Kinnic

Slate to Be Seated at Industrial Forum Dinner

Walter P. Hibyan of the Diz ylaphone corp to be installed as president of the Bridge pore Young Men's Industrial Forum at the YMCA dinner tonight at 6 30. Maurice W. Reid of the General Electrc company will speak on Opportunities Ahead in Industry. Zolton A. Bengus, retiring president, will preside. Rev. Percy R. Batchelor will give the invocation. Ernest Cleev eh of the Bullard company will introduce the new officers. Harmon E. Snake of the Manufacturers association will present the charge.

Walter P. Hibyan Dizylaphone Corporation Bridgepore Young Men's Industrial Forum YMCA Maurice W. Reid General Electrc Company Zolton A. Bengus Percy R. Batchelor Advent Christian Church Willl

Body of Hartford Man Found In Abandoned Maine House

The body of Robert Kallin, 44, of Hartford Connecticut, was found in an abandoned house on Gardner Lake near Route 1 in East Machias Maine. Medical Examiner Karl Larson ruled death exposure with an estimated postmortem interval of three to four months. Kallin had been reported missing January 14 by his wife Mary Kallin in Hartford. His abandoned car was later found in Perry Maine and returned to a Hartford finance company. Dowling located the body on his property.

Machias Maine Connecticut Oiday Gardner Lake Karl Larson Robert Kallin Hartford Conn Kallin Mary Kallin Perry Hartford Finance Company Minton Dowling

Warren Wins Pulitzer Prize Despite Doubts

Warren praised the Pulitzer win as deserved noting it today. He earlier won the National Book Award for Promises in March. Warren settled in Fairfield in 1953 while teaching at Yale, converting a dairy barn into a residence near the Merritt Parkway with his wife Eleanor Clark, author. Their children Gabriel Penn and Rosanna Phelps Warren are mentioned. Warren’s career spans Vanderbilt LSU Minnesota and Yale teaching, Library of Congress poetry chair 1944-45, and Guggenheim fellowships 1939-40 and 1947-48. His notable works include World Enough and Time Band of Angels and Segregation The Inner Conflict in The South.

Mr. Warren Fairfield Warren Yale Eleanor Clark Merritt Parkway Redding Road Gabriel Penn Warren Rosanna Phelps Warren Yate Guthrie van Derbuilt University Te University of California Oxford Southwestern College Memphis Tenn Vanderbilt University Louisiana State University University of Minnesota Yales University Library of Congress Guggenheim Band of Angels South

City studies site for parking meters on state street lot

Mayor Tedesco said the city plans studies led by Lt. Kaleda to install parking meters at a municipally operated lot at the foot of State Street. Current 25 cent daily rates may shift all day parkers to a new lot proposed under the Connecticut Turnpike viaduct, with a State Highway reply pending.

Tedesco Yesteday George Kaleda Police Department State Street Parkers Connecticut Turnpike

Fairfield Fire Destroys House Belonging to Waxmans

The Waxman family with two young children escaped as a fire gutted their Fairfield home after smoke was spotted in a bedroom wall near the fireplace. Weston and Fairfield fire crews battled flames from 6:40 p.m. until the late hours, sparing only one wall and leaving the house destroyed. The couple, staying with a Westport friend, questioned jurisdiction due to tax and service connections across towns.

Had Westport Fairfield Department Weston O'Brien Whale Place Fairfield Waxman Easton Turnpike Westport Turnpike Waxmans Autthor Max Schulman Jto New York City

Mrs Irene Williams of Stepney Dies at Home

Mrs Irene Williams widow of William C Williams of Route 25 Stepney died Monday at her home. Services set for Thursday at 11 a.m. at Wilmot Ward Goulding funeral home Route 25 Stepney. Burial in Stepney cemetery. Survived by daughter Dorothy D Williams of New Rochelle New York.

Plea Switched by Mass Killer Starkweather Note Disclosed

Defense lawyers reveal contents of a jail wall note by Charles Starkweather written after his capture in which he admits nine killings and assigns two to Caril Ann Fugate. Caril faces murder charges. district court death penalty fight delays trial while juvenile court option looms.

Starkweather Caril Ann Pugate Caril Scotts Bluff J Gering Neb Lincoln Douglas Wya

Stratford Driver Unhurt in Merritt Parkway Crash

Greenwich May 5 Peter Karpowicz 47 of 164 Glenwood Avenue Stratford escaped injury when his car missed a curve on the Merritt Parkway at North Street and struck a fence. State Policeman William Shaffer issued him a summons to Town Court May 21 on a charge of failing to drive in an established plane. British Guiana has an area of 183 thousand square miles.

Greenwich Peter Karpowicz Glenwood Avenue Stratford Merritt Parkway North Street William Shaffer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Butler Judge Mellitz Supreme Court Gromyko Santolanni Safe YS Barkhurst John T. Fitzpatrick ATM Education Committee Robert G. Lee Board of ‘Education Xwee Department of Education Uthers Kinnie Hartt William Armstrong Citizens’ School Study Council William Newman Mill Plain PTA Robert Cassidy George P. Brett RTAE Alvin Norhrop Pequot School Harald A. Swaffield RIM Earl Marsh Melvin Fennel CSSC Fennell ATM Todd Milford Easton Fitzpatrick John Curran Legislatuive Clifford Anderson Public Works and Highways William H., Moffit IV Robert A. Lavers Pub Lic Health and Safety Industrial Forum Europe William C, Williams British Guiana
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