Councilman Seeks Control Over Burning Junked Cars
Councilman Julius Tucciarone of the First district proposes an ordinance to ban burning junked autos within town limits, allowing only special furnaces to curb smoke and odor. Regulations would require junking to occur in buildings, not open lots, citing effectiveness elsewhere and gaps in current zoning. Property transfers and realty deeds to DiDomienico, Marranzine, Ponganns, and Kuntz are listed with parcel details and small structures.
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Julius Tucciarone
First District
W. Howard Wilcoxson
Edward and
Marie Gardner
Samuel
Veronica DiDomenico
Greenfield Avenue
Charles
Barbara Bitzer
David and
Mary Marranzine
Freeman Avenue
628 Complaints to Police in April Report
Police Chief Patrick J. Flanagan reports 628 complaints in April resulting in 151 arrests. Among arrests 78 were for parking violations, 28 for speeding, 14 for road rule violations, and one for driving under the influence. Special Police meeting set for tonight at 8 in the Municipal Building. Building inspector A Bruce Show lists issued permits for William Dragon garage 1009, George Nemergut alterations 600, John and Antoinette Camarra garage 300, plus John and Margaret Segla.
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Patrick J. Flanagan
Harry B. Flood
Special Police Association
Edward Harrigan
Ays
A. Bruce Show
William Dragon
Thompson Street
George Nemergut
Knollwood Drive
John and
Antoinette Camarra
Islandview Road
John
Margaret Segla
Knot Hole Club Registration Opens for Stratford Children
Registration blanks for the Raybestos Knot Hole Club will be available next week in all Stratford schools and the Raybestos office. Open to children ages eight to 15, the club runs in June and July with girls meeting Mondays 4 30 to 6 p m and boys Saturdays 9 30 to noon at Raybestos field. Stratford Navy Mothers sponsor a plant sale tonight 6 to 8 at Mrs Carl Marks home.
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Raybestos Knot
Stratford
Raybestos
Len Perrini
Stratford Navy Mothers Club
Carl Marks
North Avenue
Stratford Court Amar Anth Meet and Friendship Fair Planned
Stratford court orders a Thursday 7 50 p m meeting at the Masonic temple with Edith LeGras and Thomas Shirra presiding. A Memorial service follows a brief business session. Mrs Hillberg Smith and committee serve refreshments. Garden School Fathers Club meets tonight at 8 with Milton C Stocking speaker. a social hour follows.
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Stratford Court
Order of Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Edith LeGras
Thomas B. Shirra
Hillberg Smith
Garden School Fathers Club
Milton C. Stocking
State Parks and Forest Commission
Red Men Honor G A Fairchild at Old Timers Night
Okenuck tribe IORM will honor Past Great Sachem George A. Fairchild tonight at 8 in Red Men's hall. Vincent Cullen, Past Sachem, chairs arrangements. Social hour follows the formal session and an entertainment program is planned. Church auxiliary meets Tuesday at 1 30 pm at Lordship Community Church.
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Okenuck Tribe
IORM
George A. Fairchild
Red Men’s Hall
Vincent Cullen
Lordship Community Church
Stanley Farnsworth
Derailed freight swept by flames near Corsicana
A Fort Worth and Denver freight train derailed near Corsicana Texas after a broken rail. Oil and other inflammable chemicals fed a three million dollar fire that consumed 35 derailed cars including 16 fuel oil tanks and four high octane gasoline cars. Fire raged through the wreckage yet the four-unit diesel engines and remaining cars were saved.
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Corsicana
Tex
Here
Fort Worth
Denver
Deisel
Senator Benton aids Connecticut education channels plans
In Washington Senator Benton of Connecticut offered to assist the Connecticut Department of Education in building support for using the state's three educational TV channels. Engleman, the state education chief, outlined an advisory committee from Connecticut and Yale, civic groups and school officials. Benton approved the idea and offered cooperation especially in adult education.
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Washington
Benton
D-Conn
Connecticut Department of Education
Finis E. Engleman
Engleman
Connecticut
Yale
Sawyer to Honor Disputed Pact For U S Funds On Liner
Secretary of Commerce says he will carry out a contract that would have the government contribute about 45 million dollars to the United States liner. Comptroller General Warren and Rep. Hardy argue the payment is improper and excessive. A legal fight looms as the ship, the largest and fastest liner built in the U S, prepares for a builder's trial next week and delivery in June with a maiden England voyage planned for July 3.
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Washington
Sawyer
United States
Lindsay Warren
House
Rep
Hardy
D-Va
Justice Department
Warren
America
U. S. Lines
England
Maritime Commission
U. S&s. Lines
Federal Maritime Board
Maritime Administration
Commerce Department
S. S. United States
Maritime Board
CIO President Murray Wins Catholic Trade Unionists Medal
The Association of the Catholic Trade Unionists honored CIO President Philip Murray with the Quadrage simo Anno medal at its 15th annual communion breakfast in New York. Murray, in Philadelphia for the steelworkers convention, accepted the award via Harry Read of Washington, D. C. The medal honors those judged to advance labor relations per papal encyclicals.
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New York
Association of the Catholic Trade Unionists
CIO
Philip Murray
Leo XIII
Pius XI
Murray
Philadelphia
Harry Read
Washington, D. C
James Carey
Association
Five Die in Stampede at Mexican Fight Arena
A boxing crowd in Pachuca Mexico panicked during an electric storm and a power outage. Five people were killed and 14 injured as spectators rushed arena exits in fear of a possible collapse. Among the dead were a six month old infant and two young boys. India princes have entered politics per New Delhi dispatch.
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Pachuco
Mexico
Wall topples on crowd at Argentinian prizefight
In Bell Ville Argentina last night a 15 foot wall collapsed onto about 1000 spectators during an outdoor prizefight at Club Argentina killing 31 and injuring many. Medical help arrived from nearby Cordoba cities as rainwater pooled on canvas and caused the south wall to fall. Panic ensued with several injured trampled in the rush to escape.
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Bell Ville
Argentina
Cordoba
Club
Brazil Personal Income Tax Rates Range from Three to Fifty Percent
Brazil imposes a progressive income tax with rates from 3 percent for lower earners up to 50 percent for top incomes. The system applies to individuals, with deductions and exemptions shaping final liability across brackets.
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Brazil
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Stratford High School
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Larry Miller
Jon Meachan
Baltimore
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Fountain of Youth
Charlottesville
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U. S
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Ann Page
Welch
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Schenley Import Corp
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