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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1958
Page
16
Obituary notices list multiple individuals with dates in May 1958, detailing deaths in various cities and towns. Each entry names the deceased, sometimes their relatives, and funeral arrangements including funeral homes, service times, and interment locations. The notices cover Springfield, Methuen, Milford, Norwalk, Stratford, Hamden, and surrounding communities, with interment in local cemeteries such as Pinelawn and Lawn Croft.
Obituaries list multiple Stratford Norwalk Danbury and Milford residents who died in recent days. Frederick Kamm, 72, of 1% Pond Street, formerly Singer Manufacturing, died after a two week illness. Funeral services set for 1:15 PM at A. G. Baker Funeral Home and 2 PM at Zion Lutheran. burial in Park Cemetery. Other listed deaths include James W. Boroczky, 55, of 202 Osborne Street. John E. Cratty, 74, 654 Naugatuck Avenue. Mrs. Margaret Hansen Monroe, 70, 1579 Broadbridge Avenue. Louis P. Porzenheim, 77, 1379 Wood Avenue. Frederick L. Holzkopf, 86, 390 Bond Street. Mrs. Emma Jane Pearson, 79, 3 Barnum Avenue. Frank Borges Carreira, 58, IL Prospect Street. Patrick J. O’Reilly, 80, 416 Main Street. Frank H. Jennings, 70, Bigelow Road. Philip Gugliemo, 65. Dr. Russell E. Morgan, 82. Miss Gertrude J. Gamper, by Roseville Road. Joseph Tufano, 77. Nemesio Annunziata, 64. Mrs. Hazel Baldwin Davis, 87. Sara MacKinney Burgess, 79. Mrs. Louise E. Andrews, 62. Services held in various churches and funeral homes with dates in May and arrangements by local congregations and cemeteries including Riverside Lawn, Mountain Grove, and St. Peter’s, St. Ann’s, St. Stephen’s, Willow Brook, Lakeview, and Center cemeteries.
Joseph Tulano beloved husband of Immaculate Carbone Tulano of Hatter Town Stepney funeral held at Richards Spadaccino funeral home and St Stephen's Church Stepney with Mass of requiem. Interment at St Michael's cemetery. Visitation Saturday 6 10 pm Sunday 2 30 pm.
Delegates from Connecticut Episcopal Young People's Fellowships gathered at Camp Washington Morris for the YPF awards conference. Rev. Philip E. Perkins was announced as diocesan director succeeding Rev. Aaron Manderbach. Awards went to St. John's Waterbury Grace Newington and St. John's Forestville with Plainville and Seymour as runners-up.
Two injuries reported in a Stratford two car collision at East Broadway and Ferry Moules Yard. Walter A Bratz 30 of 215 Bedford Court Stratford drove through a stop sign striking Rob ert J Curry 20 of 1185 Stratford Road. Bratz and his wife Dolores injured. Judith Salmini 16 injured in Curry car. all treated or released. Bratz faces charges and $100 bond for Stratford Town Court appearance June 2. Accident investigated by Officers Traverse and Erdos.
At Florida State University in Tallahassee on May 25, highway patrol troopers dispersed a four hour pantie raid spree involving more than 1,000 male students. Tear gas halted the crowd after dormitory and sorority houses were targeted. two students broke into a dorm but were routed. No arrests or injuries reported.
Obiew Hammond of Manchester a securities salesman and Bridgeport native will seek the Republican nomination for New Hampshire’s First Congressional District. He graduates from St college June 12 and is the first announced candidate while Rep. Chester E. Morrow is expected to seek renomination in the September primaries. Hammond comes from a politically active family and is descended from colonial governor William Bradford and Connecticut governor Thomas M. Waller.
Bridgeport's air pollution study reports first data from a city roof station as part of a national network under the U S Public Health Service. Assistant Fire Chief John F Gleason says results will be released quarterly after analysis at the local unit, with findings compared to similar cities.
Fairfield patrolman Andrew Tuba, president of the Police Square Club, announced a dinner meeting at Twin Terrace restaurant in Dahen. The event will feature life memberships awarded to six charter members.
Indonesian rebels report a new caretaker cabinet in Menado headed by Col Joop Warouw acting premier. The Menado cabinet replaces the Feb 16 Bukittinggi cabinet, largely dispersed by government forces. Warouw, once military attaché in Peiping and minister for reconstruction, industry and public works in Sumatra, is cited to lead political and physical struggle toward victory over Jakarta.
President Eisenhower's economics adviser Dr Gabriel Hauge predicts the recession ought to lose steam by the end of next month followed by weeks of gathering strength with lift evident in the autumn. He cites or effects from federal steps including more money for borrowing home building faster construction and extended unemployment benefits among others in the first half of this year.
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