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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1952

Page

5

Democrats Have Caucus In Sherman School Tonight

Democrats caucus in Sherman School at 8 tonight to elect delegates for three conventions. U S Senator Benign and Edward Schine along with Nicho las J Phelan named as delegates. Endorsed candidates include George Boland Ralph Garofalo John McCarthy and multiple party figures across state, congressional and senatorial slots. Two house sales: Parsons to Mary H McCarthy on Colony Street and Henderson to Francis J Bacsik on Reid Street. Land on Unquowa Road sold by Hattie Glennings to Harry Fingelly.

Cilock Sherman Schobl U. S Benign Edward Schine Nicholas J.phelan George Boland Ralph Garofalo John McCarthy Jennie Lasky Edward FE. Bray Robert Katherine Arnold Agar Loud Antoinette DiMartino Senatorial John E. Wrabel Harold MacMahon Gladys’ Bodner Antoinette DiMartine John R. Ganley Henry Tuzzio Stanley Fortuna Elizabeth Bodo John Norton William Kelleher Elijah Middlebrook Frank Cone Arthur G. Parsons Colony Street Mary H. McCarthy George Henderson Reid Street Francis J. Bacsik Town Hall Unquowa Road Hattie E.glennings Harry P. Fingelly

Grywalskis Honored On 25th Anniversary

John Grywalski a police department maintenance man and Mrs. Grywalski of Brookside Drive were honored at a surprise party in Calvin Hall on their 25th wedding anniversary. They married in Bridgeport 25 years ago and have three daughters and three grandchildren.

Landing Area Set For Boats at Jennings Beach

The park commission will mark a 15 foot landing area on Jennings beach at the foot of South Benson to permit row boats to pull ashore. The change, requested by James Spall, aims to provide convenient access for pickups and beach refreshments. Tonight features a Donal Collimore testimonial dinner at 7 30 pm in the Ritz ballroom. An organizing meeting for a Girls softball league is planned at 7 30 at Recreation offices on Jennings road. Center fire company meets at 8.

Park Commission Jennings Beach South Benson Beach James Spall Donal Collimore Ritz Ballroom Organization of Girl's Recreation Jennings Road Center Fire Company

Town notices reflect park delay and civic events

Whaley-Farrell Veterans post learns playground plans off Woodrow avenue halted due to lack of Finance board funds. Beach stickers issued at Public Works, volunteers aid cerebral palsy drive, VFW poppy sale run by Sgt. Nelson post. Square dance and bid deadline at Southport beach announced. voter registration session slated May 28 at Town Hall.

Whaley-Farrell Veterans Post The Park Commission Woodrow Avenue Finance Board Public Works Carl Schick Don Collimore Cerebral Palsy Association Joe Skubas Pleasure Beach Park’ Commission Southport Beach Registrar of Voters Town Hall

Boy Found Unharmed After Night in Woods

Marystown Illinois May 18 AP seven year old Andrew Jackson Callahan and his white puppy were found safe after nearly 24 hours wandering in woods near his home. They were located in a farm pasture around 10 am by Mr and Mrs Lacy Bundy on a tenant farm three miles west of Macystown. The boy was hungry chilled and frightened but in good health and spirits following the trek through rattlesnake infested woods of Monroe county.

Marystown Ill Andrew Jackson Callahan Lacy Bundy Macystown Andy Monroe County

Lodge reaffirmed stance on shoreline thruway project

Governor Lodge sent a letter to Samuel Glover Fairfield town clerk reaffirming his decision to proceed with the shoreline thruway. He cited the absence of a General Assembly commission and the support of highway authorities and impartial reports as reasons against an inland route.

Lodge Samuel Glover Fairfield Gov. Lodge Peterson Stratford Senate General Assembly Fairfield County State Highway Department U. S. Bureau of Public Roads Lochner and Company Highway Commissioner

Lecture Planned by Orthodox Jews in Bridgeport

The concluding 1952 lecture in Bridgeport is by Rabbi Dr. Emanuel Rackman at Nusach Ari Synagogue 43 High Street at 8 15 p m He is a former Jewish chaplain and advisor and teaches at Yeshiva University The evening also installs officers for the Council of Orthodox Synagogues and sets dates for upcoming events Eight Bridgeport Orthodox congregations affiliate with the council and the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America

Bridgeport Synagogue Council Emanuel Rackman Nusach Ari Synagogue High Street Rabbi Rackman Congregation Shaaray ‘Tfila Far Rockaway N.Y Rabof Rackman Headquarters AAP Washington, D.C Hander Yeshiva University Mizrachi Organization of America Rackman Columbia University Isaac Blehan Theological Seminary Council of Orthodox Synagogues Jewish Morning Journal Connecticut

Ray Destos Speakers Club to Hear Justice Baldwin

The annual meeting of the Ray destos Speakers club will be held tonight at 7 in the Hotel Barnum with Justice Raymond E. Baldwin as principal speaker.

Raydestos Speakers Club Hotel Barnum Raymond E. Baldwin

Board Ignores Mayor In Stamford Tax Row

Stamford May 18 AP The Board of Finance rejected the mayor's plan to fund capital needs by bonds limiting the 1952 capital budget to 1 million for bonding and financing the rest by tax levy. Counsel warned the move could jeopardize Stamford's tax structure.

Board Stamford Board of Finance Thomas F. J. Quigley Corp John M. Hanrahan Thomas Morrissey Finance Board

Blood Supplies Grow as Red Cross Aids Hospitals

Local hospital administrators met with Red Cross officials in Bridgeport to stress that whole blood is indispensable and must be available every day. Since June 1950 hospital use has doubled, with Bridgeport and St. Vincent’s the largest users. 750 pints were distributed April through the Red Cross and local hospitals. Replacement is voluntary and not required, while administration fees are charged by hospitals, not for the blood itself. Blood saves lives and public support strengthens the program.

Bridgeport Fairfield Stratford John Halloran Connecticut St. Vincent's Hospital Red Cross Park City Hospital Red Crése St. Vincent's Park City

City to Donate Blood in Mass Red Cross Drive

Bridgeport city employees will donate blood at a May 29 session at the State Armory with John Shenton as chairman. Red Cross recruitment chairman Clarence B. Naramore Jr. released June dates including June 3 pending location, June 11 at St. Vincent's, June 19-20 Bryant Electric, and June 30 at Veterans Hall State Armory.

City of Bridgeport Red Cross State Armory John Shenton Shenton Clarence B. Naramore, Jr St. Vincent's Hospital Bryant Electric Company Lay

Woman Held in Star New York on Felonious Assault Charge

A blonde mother of four, Anna Mary Vetter, 42, was held without bail after Magistrate Vernon C. Riddick ordered a hearing on felonious assault for stabbing her husband. Earlier, she had been sentenced in 1948 for burning her 8 year old with a gas stove. The husband is not expected to recover.

New York Anna Mary Vetter Vernon C. Riddick

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