Public hearing resumes on Hartford bus fare increase
Hartford May 20 AP Members of the public were largely absent as the Connecticut Company case for a fare raise continued before the State Public Utilities Commission. The plan seeks 15 cents basic fare or 12 1/2 cents with tokens. Discussion focused on a one mile radius rule affecting suburban towns and larger cities.
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Hartford
Connecticut Company
State Capitol
State Public Utilities Commission
Richard L. Hershatter
New Haven
Old State House
East Hartford
PUC
Eugenes. Lough
Three Autoists Held With Warrants In Trumbull Court
In Trumbull May 20 Judge Erwin Friedman issued warrants for the arrest of three autoists who failed to appear on charges speeding no license and failure to renew licenses. Several defendants were fined or forfeited bonds for license violations and rules of the road. two aged Bridgeport residents were found not guilty of rules violations.
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Trumbull
Erwin E. Friedman
Town Court
James Rainey
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Charles A. McCarthy
Walnut Tree Hill Road
Sandy Hook
Wesley F. Beaman
Maple Lane
Huntington
Friedman
Ambrosio Torres Romero
Gilbert Street
John Capuano
Hyde Terrace
Long Hill
Edward Ahern
Main Street
Michael P. Tuezzoli
Thorme Street
Nalted
Peter M. Chula
Hanover Street
Harold Miller
Virginia Avenue
Fred Bauer
Armstrong Road
Shelton
James M. Grosso
Jackson Avenue
Gerald F. Don
State Street
Murray Dwight
Trumbull Avenue
Milford
Katheryn Corcoran
James Street
Walter Breslav, Jr
Valley Road
Fairfield
Guilty of Assault Sentenced in City Court
Walter Beach aged 29 of 110 Virginia Avenue was found guilty in City court yesterday by Judge Otto H. LaMacchia on assault and non support. He was jailed for three months or ordered to post a $1,000 bond to insure payment of $30 weekly to his wife.
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Walter Beach
Virginia Avenue
Otto H. LaMacchia
Martin Luther’s 37 Hymns Include a Masterpiece
The reformer authored thirty seven hymns and his celebrated Ein feste Burg is regarded as his masterpiece reflecting pivotal religious music of the era.
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Martin Luther
Howland group names new officers at annual dinner
Bertha Andrews was elected president of Howland's Mutual Benefit Association at a 50th annual dinner in the store cafeteria, succeeding Edward Wenzel. Louise Smith became vice president, Edith Kindig secretary, Olga Hermann treasurer. Board members named Eleanor Thome and Mrs Mae Fitzgerald. renames included Molly St Hilaire Myra Jacobon Mabelle Sherman Edward Brennan Frances Brown and Mary Hurley. Nominating committee members were James Constas James Dickson and Margaret Fitzgerald. More than 100 store employees attended the dinner where Joseph Greening, first president, aged service was noted.
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Bertha Andrews
Howland’s Mutual Benefit Association
Edward Wenzel
Louise Smith
Edith Kindig
Olga Hermann
Eleanor Thome
Mae Fitzgerald
Molly St. Hilaire
Myra Jacobon
Mabelle Sherman
Edward Brennan
Frances Brown
Mary Hurley
James Constas
James Dickson
Margaret Fitzgerald
Joseph Greening
Past presidents honored at local meeting ceremony
Reginald H. Horton vice president of Howland’s company gave the principal speech at a ceremony honoring past presidents. The entertainment program featured Edward Pease, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Maureen Kirk, George Tompkins, and Mr. Dickson providing the evening’s activities.
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Othe
Reginald H. Horton
Howland
Edward Pease
Smith
Maureen Kirk
George Tompkins
Dickson
Adiletta Captures Juvenile Baton Title at Brockton
Mark Adiletta son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Adiletta of 42 Stuart Place won the juvenile baton title at the Eastern States championship in Brockton Massachusetts over the weekend. He then competed in the open class finishing runner up to the senior champion by two tenths of a point. He will travel to Springfield Massachusetts Sunday for preliminaries to the Chicago Music Festival.
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Mark Adiletta
Thomas Adiletta
Stuart Place
Brockton
Mass
Springfield
Chicago
Mrs Mesta Answers Luxembourg Opinion on Eisenhower
New York May 20 AP Mrs Perle Mesta minister to Luxembourg arrived aboard the liner America and voiced diplomacy on the political scene Asked what Luxembourgers think of Gen Dwight D Eisenhower she said she is loved in Luxembourg and so is Margaret Truman She expects to return to Luxembourg in August and to vote in the presidential election She was a Rhode Island delegate at the last Democratic convention.
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New York
Perle Mesta
Luxembourg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Margaret Truman
Rhode Island
Not specified if she will join pre-election activities
The subject said she would attend the IC national convention but gave no indication of participation in pre-election activities this year. She will travel next to Washington to report to the State Department.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Zender Elected VP of Copper and Brass Research Association
Austin R. Zender of Bridgeport Brass was elected vice president of the Copper and Brass Research Association, now in session in Hot Springs Virginia at its 30th annual meeting.
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Austin R. Zender
Bridgeport Brass Company
Copper and Brass Research Association
Hot Springs
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Mrs. Mesta
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Kaufman
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