Doctor Gibson prepares appeal to court over license revocation
Dr. Donald F. Gibson faces mandatory revocation of his Connecticut medical license after being found guilty of three unprofessional conduct charges tied to the death of Miss Elizabeth Ayres. The State Medical Examining Board recommended revocation. the Health Council meets May 22 to act, with Gibson seeking a stay and potential appeal to Superior Court and possibly the State Supreme Court of Errors.
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Donald F. Gibson
Reding
Danbury
Connecticut
Elizabeth M. Ayres
State Medical Examining Board
Gibson
David Goldstein
Dr. Gibson
Goldstein
The
Health Council
Superior Court
State Supreme Court of Errors
Danbury Hospital
Miss Ayres
Redding
Westport Dispute Over UN Car Plates Settled
Connecticut Atty Gen George C Conna ruled on a clash between Westport police and Peruvian UN delegate Jose Encinas over car registration. Encinas may keep immunity if his vehicle is Peru registered. New York UN plates were deemed invalid for a Connecticut resident.
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Westport
Hartford
United Nations Assembly
Atty
George C. Conna
Charles F. Kelley
Conway
Jose Encinas
Connecticut
Encinas
Gate
New York
New York State
Kelley
Peru
Hutchinson Rolls Back Prices to 1902 Level for One Hour
Hutchinson Kansas plans a city wide price roll back from 1902 for one hour on Wednesday morning in conjunction with the premiere of the film Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie. Merchants advertise phonograph records at 39 cents instead of 80 cents. shirts at 11 cents. men’s suits at 15.95. nylon hose at 39 cents. a 1902 style sale atmosphere with Hollywood stars Tean Peters Hugh Harlowe and George Jessel attending. The event runs from 9:20 to 10:30 am with shoppers urged to enjoy the nostalgia and bargain prices.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Hollywood
Tean Peters
Hugh Harlowe
George Jessel
Nellie
Nell
Low Reussner
Armed Forces Day Parade Plans and Ship Visit
Preparations for the Armed Forces Day observance proceed at a Military Committee meeting at 5 p.m. at the Organized Reserve Officers headquaters 137 Sanford avenue. The parade starts 10 a.m. at Bull's Head, travels Main Street to Bank Street and City Hall Green where Mayor McLevy will review it. The destroyer USS Witek will visit Bridgeport Friday docking at Cisco Terminal at 4 p.m. Public inspection follows on Saturday led by Naval personnel from the destroyer. Lieut. Col. Robert G. Bruno seeks extra drum corps. about 500 servicemen from all branches will participate.
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Armed Forces
Military Committee
Organized Reserve Officers Headquarters
Sanford Avenue
Bull's Head
Main Street
Bank Street
City Hall Green
McLevy
USS
Saturn
Robert G. Bruno
Chaiman
Armed Services
Strike Continues At WU As Union Rejects Proposals
AFL Local 46 members at Western Union refuse company terms citing no wage rise and contract changes. Miss Mary Schneider says workers with about 15 years service cannot accept conditions and accuses the firm of weakening the union by moving members to the company side. Strike numbers include 34 of 37 local members and widespread New England action.
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AFL
Western Union
Miss Schneider
New England
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Benjamin Diraeli
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Bridgeport
Rey Ved
JUMEX
Junex
Leavitt's
Leavitt's Dept
Conn
Neme
Leavitt
Ocean Fish Market
Main ST
Ocean Lobster Pool
Calhoun Ave
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