Tax Frammers Prepare Bill to Slash Levy
Tane Sr of the Lane Company and lawyer Datlan Wright lead a push to cut taxes by raising exemptions and trimming excises. Twin-Cities Milk Producers president Mosecrio and Dingell join in urging caution until government load is known, with focus on low income relief and broader exemptions. Fireworks loom as Co-Op taxation sparks clashes with the National Tax Equality and National Federation of Grain Co-Ops over exemption policy and proposed reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tane, Sr
The
Lane Company
Ins
Alta Vista
Wright Matthews
Datlan
W. 8
Mosecrio
Twin-Cities Milk Producers Association
Lake Elmo
Mian
Dingell
Knutson
Rey Hendrickson
National Federation of Grain Co-Ops
Funda
Ita
Family of Six Flee Milford Fire After $3,000 Blaze
Milford reports a fire at 230 am yesterday caused $3,000 in damage to the Giblin home on Housatonic avenue. Paul and wife fled with their four children to Police Commissioner Macauley’s house as firemen battled the blaze for over an hour. Fire Marshal Coley said the origin was a fireplace on the first floor igniting furniture and spreading to the basement. The blaze left the home uninhabitable though no injuries are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Paul Giblin
Housatonic Avenue
Thomas Macauley
Richard Coley
Voting Light in Cities as Four Constitutional Amendments Are Decided
Early voting in Hartford New Haven Waterbury Greenwich and New Canaan favors four proposed amendments restoring civil rights and reshaping governor and judge terms starting 1950. Mayors Celentano Monagan and incumbents seek terms. Greenwich and New Canaan Republicans expected to keep control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
New Haven
Waterbury
Greenwich
New Canaan
Bridgeport
William C. Celentano
Frank M. Anastasio
Alfred E. Tong
John&. Monagan
Raymond EF. Snyder
Snyder
Socialist Party
First Selectman
Wilbur M. Peck
Clarence Costaies
Freyre Held on Assault Charge After Post Office Dispute
Victor Freyre, 23, of 29 Palisade Avenue, arrested on a 9500 bond in a case of assault filed by Kenneth Gaffney, 24, of 1066 Kossuth Street. Gaffney reported multiple attacks in the Post Office arcade and received hospital treatment for cuts to face and lips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor F. Freyre
Palisade Avenue
Bonda
Kenneth Gaffney
Kossuth Street
Mr. Freyre
Gaffney
Post Office
Bodleian Library Founded and Expanded Over Centuries
The Bodleian Library at Oxford began in 1598 and was endowed in 1611 by Sir Thomas Bodley. From an initial collection of about 2,000 volumes it has expanded to exceed 1,280,000 volumes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodleian Library of
Oxford
Thomas Bodley
City election forecast and fusion clash in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport 40,000 voters were forecast for a city election with rival fusion tickets. Ward Sandula, Republican, opposes Alderman Max Frankel. Seventh Ward sees Democrat William A. Aylmer facing Alderman John J. Durkin. Eleventh Ward has Democrat Gerald J. Murphy challenging Alderman Douglas Binns. Schools closed for polling day as districts used schools. Campaigns ended with broadcast appeals from Mayor McLevy and opponents. attacks on administration, taxes, and services highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Sandula
Max Frankel
William A. Aylmer
John J. Durkin
Gerald J. Murphy
Coalition Council
Douglas Binns
McLevy
WICC
Whelan
Fazio
Fitzgerald
Bridgeport
Board of Aldermen
Seaside Park
Seaside
Beardaley
East End
South End
Sylvan Crest
Achcola
Fasio
America
WNAB
Lincoln first sought Illinois legislature seat
Abraham Lincoln ran seventh in a field of ten candidates for the Illinois legislature, marking his first attempt at elective office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Danbury Vote Aims at Teacher Salary Increases
Danbury officials plan a special town meeting to approve a budget adding about 152000 in teacher salaries and 19000 in state aid reimbursement costs. The plan covers raises for many teachers and includes a 25000 local tax impact despite anticipated state aid, with eligibility to vote limited to registered voters or property owners meeting thresholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stateag
Danbury
Finance Board
Locust
Balmforth Avenue
S High School
Pravent P'p
Raymond Ctaflincee
Marie Crosby Veeepeee
Ivan Ahlgren
Oscesas
Oscesas S400 4850 4400 Warren Dorling «Case. 8400 4850 4300 “Marion Drum
John Fitzgerald
Wallace Darkhurst
Walter Peterson
Gideon Roy
Maire Parsons
Charles Musnon
Marton Andrew
Tintriet Clark
Josephine Lynch
Anne Mooney
Margaret Proyldl
Enid Heine
Ethel Caldwell
Mabel Rising
Madeline Goodwin
Lilabel Gazsam
Darlas Ohlek c
Ccseee
BTOO
Ruth Devaul
Virginia Morgan
Charles James
Martin Sauer
Mildred Crane
Stewart Anderson
Sylvia Hogmett
Aliee Culhane
Catherine Keane
Mary McKenney
Frank Kepple
Nobert Harrett O
Raoo
Helen Sturges
BAGO
Marion Treadwell
Frene Wholey
Bao Dorks
Ano Genevieve Gebert
Carthene Marinaro
Kroderick Matley
Katherine Fowan
Carl Brelnwache
Alberta Pleres
Margaret Dow
June Reardon
Morton Sturdevant
Rosemary Cersosimo
New Street
Grace Madden
Hith Madden
Florence Keating
Mac Doland
Esecucies
Area Board Backs Controls on Rent in Fairfield County
Fairfield county Rent Advisory Board votes to recommend continuing federal rent control and prohibiting general rent increases. After 114 monthly meeting, the board says decontrol is not yet advisable and urges relief from housing shortages before any permanent decontrol. Decision on permanent decontrol rests with the housing expeditor after Congress study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County
Rent Advisory Board of
Cannon Street
Advisory Board
Congress
Woman Slashed Husband Held After Assault
Clarence R. Hemingway 48 of Derby is under arrest in Newtown on aggravated assault charges for beating and knifing his estranged wife Helen 37, a hospital employee. She was treated with a fractured hand and knife wound, condition fair. Hemingway, who fled, was captured near the hospital and held on $2,000 bail for Monday arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Clarence R. Hemingway
Elizabeth Street
Derby
Newtown State Hospital
Helen
Robert J. Murphy
Newtown-Bridgeport
Hemingway
Louis D. Marchese
Ridgefield Barracks
Jury awards $37,500 in Danbury bus suit
New Haven Nov 4 UP The estate of Ansonia man and a local woman won $37,500 against Flying Eagle White Way Lines Inc Danbury for injuries from a bus blowout and collision with a truck. Donald E. Remer administrator of Charles E. Remer died Feb 24 in the accident. Remer's estate $20,000 and Mrs. Carolyn Ballard $17,500 were awarded by a jury before Federal Court Judge Carroll C. Hincks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Ansonia
Flying Eagle White Way Lines, Inc
Danbury
Donald E. Remer
Charles E. Remer
Carolyn Ballard
Carroll C. Hincks
Total bill on aid sought by Vandenberg
Continued from Page One the measure would extend aid and Taft and other Republicans may push for limits. Taft demands aid restricted to American goods used to restore recipient nations productive capacity. The administration weighs dollar credits for use on the world market. Taft criticizes the Marshall plan idea of shipping American coal, arguing Europe already has coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Europe
New Hampshire leader Winant dies after fall at home
The former governor and diplomat Winant died after a self inflicted fall following dinner in his room. Born 1889 in New York City, he rose from St Paul’s to Princeton and politics, serving three NH governorship terms and later roles with Roosevelt, the UN and Geneva. Survived by wife Constance Rivington Rosazell and three children.
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Winant
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York City
St. Paul's
Princeton University
New Hampshire
Army Air Corps
Frank Knox
Lfe
Foea Na
Federal Textile Labor Board
Roosevelt
Social Security Board
International Labor Office
Geneva
Court of
St. Jamce
London
Churchill
Winnant
Britain
Winston Churchill
Constance Rivington Rosazell
John G., Jr
Princeton
Rivington
Oxford
Carlos de C. Velando
Lima
Peru
Jeannette Winant
Frederick
James Fitso Unhurt in Redding Accident
In Redding at 7 a.m. on wet Route 58 near Meeker Hill Road an auto owned by Bridgeport Metal Goods and driven by James Fitso, 47, of 92 Leo Avenue, Bridgeport, skidded, struck a tree and overturned. Fitso was bruised slightly. car damaged. State Patrolman Louis Stenfanek investigated. This marks the fourth similar accident in five years at that spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Meeker Hill Road
Bridgeport’ Metal Goods Company
James Fitso
Leo Avenue
Bridgeport
Fitso
Louis Stenfanek
Ridgefield Barracks
Wallace Returns From Europe Trip
Former vice president Henry Wallace returned from a four week tour of the Mediterranean visiting Rome and other countries. He said Italian leaders from left and right look to the United States with hope and warned Italy will need wheat by February. He declined to detail talks with Italian leaders but will publish interviews in New Republic. Wallace said Palestine shows no reason for bloodshed if the UN Partition plan takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Wallace
Near East
Italy
Wallace
la Guardia Field
Rome
Mediterranean
Palmira Togiiatti
Communist Party
New Republic
Palestine
Message for Wallace on Return from Palestine
A greeting presented to Henry A. Wallace on arrival at LaGuardia after a two week Palestine tour. The document, signed by Bridgeport and surrounding residents representing 500 Americans, calls Wallace a true spokesman for Iberala and a return to Roosevelt era policies. Signatories include Rev. William W. Sullivan of Bridgeport Second Baptist, Jacob Porter of Stratford, and residents from Westport, New Canaan, Wilton, Stamford, Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wallace
LaGuardia
Palestine
Bridgeport
Wallace
Iberala
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Algnere
William W. Sullivan
Second Baptist Church
Jacob Porter
Underwoodcourt
Stratford
Franklin P. Adams
Margaret Ayer Cobb
Alexander Kipnis
Robert Patterson
Westport
Leo Davidoff
New Canaan
Carl Dreher
Wilton
Libby Holman Reynolds
Stamford
Crockett Johnson
George Seldens
Norwalk
Mayas Bet Lands and Liberty on Ball Game Outcomes
Proverbial note on Maya culture shows how bets extended to lands clothing and personal freedom tied to the result of traditional ball games reflecting social and legal stakes in ancient society.
Trio to Answer 11 Fire Counts in Fairfield Case
Fairfield police seek arraignment for three Roger Ludlowe high school students charged with arson and setting 11 fires in Fairfield and Trumbull. Charles Baumgart Alfred Birks and Robert Leach were freed on bonds after admitting to police. Judge Parsells set Nov 17 for further action.
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Fairfield
Roger Ludlowe
Town Court
Trumbull
Charles Baumgart
Charles T. Baumgaert
Kings Highway
Alfred Birks
Marie K. Hirka
School Street
William E. Allen
Fairfield Town Court
Norman K. Parsells
Parsellsn
Brookside Drive
Baumgart
Birks
Pelica
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Middle St
Post
Hayduk
Gerald A. Fitzgerald
United Citizens Party
Bryant School
Hie
V. F. Freyre
Steven
Turkey Farm
Sport Hill Road
Easton
A.M.D.G
Sainte Charles Church Mission Jesuit Missionaries
Evers
Newsfape
Smith-Corona
Acme. Typewriter Co., Inc
Elm St
Mikolajczyk
Stanislaw Mikalajczyk
National Peasant Party
Poland
Germany
Dorothy Wirted
Morris Street
Martha Walah
Love Hoedy Muy Tuitin Tebotue
Stl Soto
Martoria Hell Wissen
Anni Morgan
Arlyne O'Dboy
Marye Mulvihill
Josephine Gallagher
Mary McColgan Eveoe
Margaret Moffit
Morgan Het Faun
Bouth Atiaeal Ba Andersen
Harriel von Ot
Raynes
Area Board
Vandenberg
John ST
Robert Leach
Paul J. Leach
Tunzie Hill Road
Ileventhals
King Cole
Cain Noast
Delicatessen
Muenster
Mazda
Mushroom
Stki
Fairfield Ave
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