Seymour Co Sues Ex President for 300000 Damages
Seymour Manufacturing sues former president Robert M. Terry of Woodbridge for 300000 alleging wilful improper and negligent acts during 1955 to 1957. The suit filed in Superior Court cites altered accounting and unapproved inventory valuation increasing tax burden and credit extensions to two bankrupt firms. Two other directors face malfeasance charges in trusts tied to founders George E. Mathies and Annie Mathies.
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New Haven
Seymour Manufacturing Company
Robert M. Terry
Woodbridge
Terry
Seymour Company
George E. Mathies
Annie
Seymour man thwarts dorm raids with glow powder scheme
Bernard H Mathies of Seymour and his five sons planted coins coated with fluorescent powder in Selwyn College Auckland dormitory. The ruse captured a thief behind twenty raids over two weeks.
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Bernard H. Mathies
Seymour
Selwyn ‘College
Auckland
New Zealand
University suspends students over panty raid riot
At Athens Georgia the University suspends 10 students, five under arrest, for leading a panty raid that drew about 1000 people and required tear gas, police, and fire crews to break up. Multiple arrests and fines were recorded. discipline actions target those who threw rocks and caused vandalism.
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Athens
UPI
University of Georgia Today
University
Recorder's Court
William Tate
Greenwich Appeals Water Tank Ruling
Superior court yesterday received appeals by the Town of Greenwich and resident George P Bent from a State Public Utilities Commission decision granting Greenwich Water Co permission to build a 500000 gallon tank off DeKraft Road. The Planning and Zoning Commission rejected the petition and urged the Scott site. the PUC reversed in April, approving the DeKraft location.
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Greenwich
George P. Bent
State Public Utilities Commission
Greenwich Water Company
DeKraft Road
Greenwich Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
Scott
PUC
de- Kratt Road
Utility Tycoon Dies While Testifying Before House Panel
Frank M. Wilkes, 68, chairman of Southwestern Gas and Electric, collapsed and died of a heart attack today in Washington while testifying before a House Interior committee on hydroelectric dam cost allocation criteria. Wilkes, of Shreveport Louisiana, led the utility in Texas Louisiana and Arkansas. A separate Windsor England school report described a pupil as a model yet not a working model.
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Frank M. Wilkes
Southwestern Power Company
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Wilkes
Shreveport
Southwestern Gas, and Electric Company
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Louisiana
Arkansas
Interior Committee
England
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