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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1952
Page
11
In the Adansi native state, forty spinsters were arrested for not getting married after a May 22 report. Authorities under British rule offered a reduced marriage fee to five shillings but no mates were found. Other states threaten wedding or jail to curb prostitution. Brazil expands cotton planting.
At the North Carolina party convention May 22, Democrats endorsed Senator Richard B. Russell of Georgia for president yet did not commit the 32 national convention votes to him. A resolution endorsed Russell by voice vote from about 3,000 attendees, while the delegation votes remain undecided.
The Rev. Evert G Israelson of Crestroad Rowayton has accepted the pastorate of the Community church Greenwich after serving six months as interim pastor. He previously served at Stratfield Baptist Fairfield and Cypress Avenue Bronx. He is married to Norma Warren with two children and is son of the late Gustave Israelson. Navy experts urge teak wood to reinforce fir flight decks on carriers.
Sumner D. Charm Region I director Office of Salary Stabilization told the Manufacturers Association at lunch in the Algonquin club that an enduring value of the program is measuring management values by salaries and compensation. He urged adherence to Federal regulations and noted wide variations in salary patterns due to differing duties and responsibilities. Charm called Boston area industry a dynamic force while cautioning on inflationary pressures and the economy. Ronald Kelley of Barnum Laboratories received the third annual Manufacturers Association Junior Achievement award from Rudolph F Bannow with Wilbur E Dowell of McKesson and Robbins praising future opportunities for Jr Achievers.
Danbury May 22 Paul Arbitell 18 of New York City formerly of Danbury pleaded guilty to four counts of breaking and entering in City court. Associate Judge Louis DeFabritis deferred sentence for one week and Arbitell remained in custody with bail set at 5000. He was AWOL from Fort Dix since March 1b and admits breaks on May 5 at the El Dorado West street April 28 at the Standard Dry Cleaners and Interstate Five and Ten White street and on September 11 1951 at a Hayestown road extension home. Total stolen value around 170. He also faces Danbury Traffic court for a motor vehicle theft charge from 4 Clark street. Harold L. Elmhorst released waived extradition held for New York police on parole violation. Elmhorst home 121 West 60th Street New York City.
May 22 The Greenwich Selectmen refused an Air Force unit request to use town beaches for a fitness program during swimming season. Third Selectman Sullivan noted many Westchester beaches are available. A New Delhi government report urges increasing India coal output promptly.
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