Immigration Bill Foes Lose Round in Senate Fight
Senators opposing the immigration overhaul failed to force a recommital vote, with the tally 44 to 28. The debate continued seven days of acrimonious discussion led by Sen. Lehman and Sen. Humphrey against restrictive provisions likened to an iron curtain. About 200 amendments to the committee bill were introduced, fueling further debate led by Sen. McCarran.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
Senate
United States
Sen
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Humphrey
D-Minn
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Senate debate on bill revisions and committee path
The debate centers on a measure seen as stalling tactics by forcing a Gilibuster style delay. McCarran defends not recommitting after two years of drafting. The House passed a similar measure 208 to 68 last month. Humphrey sought to send the bill back to committee. his motion failed and Lehman proposed a substitute bill.
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Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Humphrey
Lehman
Salary Chief to Speak to Manufacturers
Sumner D. Charm New England director of the Office of Salary Stabilization will address a lunch meeting of the Bridgeport Manufacturers' Association Wednesday at the Algonquin Club. A special feature is the third award honoring outstanding Bridgeport Junior Achievement company Ronald Kelley president of Barnum Laboratories sponsored by McKesson and Robbins Inc.
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New England
Office of Salary Stabilization
Bridgeport Manufacturers’ Association
Algonquin Club
Manufacturers’ Association
Bridgeport
Ronald Kelley
Barnum Laboratories Company
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Fairfield store sued in federal case over price charts
A federal action filed in New Haven U S District Court targets Herman and Trudy Baum doing business as Trudy's at 1553 Post Road Fairfield a women's apparel store. A hearing is set in New Haven on June 2 as the Office of Price Stabilization alleges the Baums failed to use corrected price charts as required by law.
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U.S
Herman and
Trudy Baum
Trudy
Council Reconsiders Police Cops Part Time Job Rule
Town Council backs reviving an ordinance to bar police and fire members from outside work that interferes with shifts. The plan enforces rotating schedules and prohibits steady day or night duties for private employment. Also notes property transfers and an assessor meeting on town tax structure.
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Police and Fire Departments
Aoe Council
W. Howard Wilcoxson
Madelyn Mangler
Witold P. Vaitekumas
California Street
Niels
P. Jensen
George and
Agnes Hylstofte
Stonybrook PTA installs new officers tonight
The Stonybrook PTA will install officers at 8 PM in Stonybrook School. New president Mrs Wartstoman Wittre leads a slate including first vice president Mrs George Wright and second vice president Mrs William Graham. Also seated are third vice president Mrs John Drangstra secretary Mrs Victor Bible treasurer Mrs John Hanna and council delegate Mrs Mildred Bassett. Mabel Miller of the school system will speak.
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Wartstoman Witre
Stonybrook Pta
Stonybrook
George Wright
William Graham
John Drangstra
Victor Bible
John Hanna
Mildred Bassett
Mabel Miller
Board of Zoning Appeals
Jence Bortnick
Dominick Spinelli
Barnum Avenue
Main Street
PAL Units Present Vaudeville Show at Fellow Craft Smoker
Stratford PAL talent unit directed by Sgt. John A. Havery Jr will present a vaudeville entertainment at the Fellow craft association smoker of St Johns lodge AF and AM at the Masonic temple Thursday. The program includes motion pictures and refreshments with performers such as Robert DeLaney and David Biebel among others. A separate Cerebral Palsy drive meeting is set for tonight in the Municipal building.
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PAL
Fellowcraft
Stratford Pal
John A. Havery, Jr
Fellowcraft Association of St. John’s Lodge
Masonic Temple
Harvey Hiltz
Robert DeLaney
David Biebel
Frankie Kane
Pat Puczko
Judy
Karen Keenan
John Gardner
Terry Sekelsky
Judy Roper
Richard Bruns
Gary Weller
Christa Peterson
Joyce
S Ross
Barbara Kinane
Cynthia Rosses
Cathie Kinnane
Margie Koetsch
Steve Royal
Buddy Roberts
Drum Corps to Entertain Garden PTA Wednesday
Garden PTA meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the school with a drum corps program and a comedy Snow White by the Fathers club and PTA. Mrs. George Doe will install new officers. hostesses include several local civic volunteers.
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Garden School
PTA
Garden Pta
George Doe
PTA Council
A. A. Coronatto
Keith Kinney
George Lichac
Harold Bailey
Kenneth Willett
Joseph Fitkin
Louise
Bernard Sherman
Circle Dot Ranch
Bridgeport
Richard L. S Auten
Retreat to Close in St James Tonight in West Hartford
The Passionist seminary head Rev Columba Moore closes a three day CYO retreat at St James church tonight at 7 30 PM. CYO members will receive communion at 7 AM Mass Wednesday then a light breakfast in the school hall.
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St. James
Columba Moore
Passionist Seminary
West Hartford
St. James Church
Stratford Federation of Democrat
Isaac Murov
Mount Pleasant Avenue
Stratford Visiting Nurses Association
VNA
Old Town Hall
Edna Miller
Stonybrook Pta
Council Debates Immediate Property Revaluation Plan
The Finance committee of the Town Council weighs immediate property revaluation to raise the Grand List and lower the tax rate. Council chairman Frank A. Larkin notes state law requires revaluation within two years and suggests a one year study by a contracted firm. Further discussion set for May 26 with state Tax Commissioner William Connolly.
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Frank A. Larkin
Special Program for Sterling Juvenile Music Club Session
A special program is set for the Sterling Juvenile Music club final meeting tonight at 7 in Sterling House. Participants include Dolo res Weise Joyce Curcio Roberta Wojcicki Katherine Taninelli Billy Sinclair Joan Cronk Beverly Germaine Jane Bottomley Kurt Ingold Betty Sibiski Patricia Nagel Beverly Green Celia Musante Peter Nalewaik Linda Ryan Joan Kamens Carol Fenwick Barbara Sutton Yola Sutton John Frod erman and Fred Frod erman. They will discuss a planned June picnic at Longbrook Park. Stratford Chapter Order of De Molay will run a town wide paper and magazine salvage drive Saturday, with Robert Nutter as activity chairman.
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Sterling Juvenile Music Club
Sterling House
Dolores Weise
Joyce Curcio
Roberta Wojcicki
Katherine Taninelli
Billy Sinclair
Joan Cronk
Beverly Germaine
Jane Bottomley
Kurt Ingold
Betty Sibiski
Patricia Nagel
Beverly Green
Celia Musante
Peter Nalewaik
Linda Ryan
Joan Kamens
Carol Fenwick
Barbara
Yola Sutton
John
Putney Homemakers Elect Officers in Park Meeting
Putney Homemakers plan an officer election at aBoothe Memorial Park meeting tomorrow at 11 am. Mrs Joseph Elias will preside as group leader. Luncheon hostesses include Mrs James Arnold Mrs Anne Frost Mrs Nathan Wells Mrs Ernest Reaney and Mrs Richard Peebles. Miss Jean Buckley will speak on Proper Nutrition.
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Putney Homemakers
Boothe Memorial Park
Joseph Elias
James Arnold
Anne Frost
Nathan Wells
Brrs
Ernest Reaney
Richard Peebles
Jean Buckley
Corinthian lodge 104 AF and AM anniversary meeting
Corinthian lodge 104 AF and AM marks its eighth anniversary with a 7:30 pm gathering at the Masonic Temple Broad Street. Raymond E. Hayford presides aided by Arthur S. Hawley Albert W. Louks Edward R. Hunt Walter E. Berger Caleton W. Burr William N. Jennings Charles L. Wilson Louis J. Arva Raymond L. French Jr Robert G. Werner Arthur R. French and Arthur W. Ross. May entrants receive special recognition for the May 22 1868 founding. A one hour reminiscence program directed by Hayford and past masters Frank L. Anderson William E. Cook Leonard J. Anderson.
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Corinthian Lodge 104
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
Raymond E. Hayford
Arthur S. Hawley
Albert W. Louks
Edward R. Hunt
Walter E. Berger
Caleton W. Burr
William N. Jennings
Charles L. Wilson
Louis J. Arva
Raymond L. French
Robert G
All Bran Promises Regularity and Quick Relief
A Bethany Missouri woman credits All Bran with ending thirty years of constipation caused by lack of dietary bulk. The ad urges daily toast with half a cup, iron and B and D vitamins, and promises double money back after ten days if not satisfied.
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Bethany
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
Af lifts flight ban on British based Thunderjets
The JS Third Air Force lifts the ban on Thunderjet fighter flights from the UK after grounding due to two crashes in three weeks and a fatal incident in St Peters Kent. All Thunderjets will receive thorough ground checks before takeoff.
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London
Third Air Force
United Kingdom
England
St. Peters
Kent
Air Force
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