Surplus Tools Sought For School Shops
The Board of Education authorized Edward C. Hawley to pursue government surplus machine tools for school shops. A letter from Harmon Snake of the Manufacturers Association noted a possible surplus supply via the Business and Defense Services Administration and directing contact to Frank P. Bradley. Total enrollment April 30 was 22,477 with 17,332 elementary and 5,145 high school pupils.
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Edward C. Hawley
Milton Reinhard
Harmon Snake
The
Manufacturers Association
Business and Defense Services Administration
Francis King
Hawley
Snake
Frank P. Bradley
State Agency For
Augusta Méndell
Therese R. A. Montminy
Elizabeth E. Bjork
Henrietta
Anthony
Reta M. Deinhardt
Sidney Kaplis
National Science Foundation
Ohio State University
West End
North End
Eight murders charged in Glasgow court case
New York born woodcutter Peter Manuel, 31, pleaded innocent to eight murders in Glasgow Scotland as police read a confessed statement. The alleged killings include three teenage girls three women a man and a 10 year old boy marked as the first time a man faced eight murder charges in a British court.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Peter Manuel
Sheraton Conferees Tour Looming National Resources Meet
More than 100 conferees at the National Resources conference in the Klein Memorial auditorium toured the Sikorsky plant in Stratford and the Lycoming plant, with about 50 officials visiting the Nike site in Fairfield. Awaiting further sessions, Col. Mundy and Lt. Gen. Teore discussed Soviet policy and containment strategies as the conference addressed Cold War tensions and regional security.
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Klein Memorial Auditorium
Sikorsky
Stratford
Lycoming
Nike
Fairfield
George E. Mundy
USAP
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Edwin G. Simenson
USAF
Middle East
Simenson
Sheraton Adopts New Two Way Teleprinter Reservation Link
Sheraton Corp. of America leads in a two way teleprinter reservation service linking U S and Canadian hotel operations. Chairman Robert L Moeere announced the Canada based telex from the Sheraton McAlpin center to speed reservations as Western Union and Canadian firms connect U S Canada trade channels.
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Sheraton Corp. of America
T Ke
Canada
Sheraton
Robert L. Moeere
Sheraton- McAlpin
Reservairos
Western Union
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Telegraph Companies
U. S
Justice Wynne Joins Better Courts Unit Advisory Board
Hartford May 21 AP Chief Justice Kenneth Wynne of the State Supreme Court of Errors was named to the advisory board of Citizens for Better Courts. He joins four other former chief justices William Maltbie Allyn Brown Ernest Inglis and Patrick O Sullivan. Charles Pettingill of Greenwich, chairman, said the group seeks to encourage Connecticut citizens to take an interest in their courts and modernization.
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Hartford
Kenneth Wynne
State Supreme Court of Errors
Citizens For Better Courts
Wynne
William M. Maltbie
Allyn L. Brown
Ernest A. Inglis
Patrick B. O'Sullivan
Charles W. Pettingill
Greenwich
Connecticut
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