Suburbs Attract Americans Seeking Open Spaces And Fresh Air
Clifton exemplifies a national shift as families move from cities to suburbs for green grass and space. The piece notes decentralization, rising traffic, new shopping centers, and the tax and school pressures of growth, with Clifton’s population rising from 48,000 to 75,000 since 1940 and residents like the Pussilano family embracing suburban life.
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Charles Mercer
Clifton
N. J
Sub Banites
Detroit
Teddy
James Pussilano
Kevin
Brias
Pussilano
Bonwit Teiler
New York
Pussuance
New York Veterans
Suburu
Lincoln Tunnel
George Washington Bridge
New Jersey
Stier Town
Manhattan Island
589Th
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Pussbane
Hudson
Puesilane
Ie Philip the Apoetle
Lakewood Park
Los Angeles
Calif
Brian
New York City
Festival of Nations to feature 13 groups in Bridgeport
A large Festival of Nations will be staged Sunday afternoon November 28 at the former Armory Recreation Center in Bridgeport. Thirteen nationality groups will participate in instrumental and choral music dances and arill as about 200 persons perform under Gerald K. Geerlings direction. The International Institute of Bridgeport sponsors stress integration through culture and community service.
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Bridgeport
John T. Fitzpatrick
International Institute of Bridgeport
Fitzpatrick
Bridgeport Brase Company
Deng
Gerald K. Geerlings
New Canaas
International Institute
Fitspatrick
Mission Night Speaker at First Baptist Church
The Rev Marlin D Farnum foreign secretary of the American Baptist Foreign Mission society will speak at World Mission Night at First Baptist Church Wednesday at 7 o clock. Farnum oversees work in Europe the Belgian Congo and South Ta Ata.
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Marlin D Farnum
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
World Mission
First Baptist Church
Milton R. Wilkes
Mr. Farnum
Europe
Belgian Congo
South Ta Ata
Paroled Nazi Ex-Foreign Minister von Neurath Returns Home
Berlin reports Bares Konstantin von Neurath, Hitler's first foreign minister, freed from Spandau war crimes prison at age 81 due to age and health. He left with his daughter for a downtown hotel, awaiting clearance for a possible plane trip to his ancestral home. He appeared frail, wearing modest clothes, and declined interviews or memoir plans.
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Berlin
Bares Konstantin von Neurath
Hitler
von Neurath
Perole
Spandau
Hitler Nasie
Winifried von Mackensen
Von
Czechoslovakia
Prague
van Neurath
Hare
109 Cases Cleared in Common Pleas
Fairfield county Common Pleas court reports 139 civil cases disposed since March 17. Clerk Bernard H. Trager notes 106 settled out of court, 38 tried to conclusion, five discontinued after trial began. Jury cases include 18 disposed by trial, 100 settled out of court, five concluded after hearings. Five before a judge without jury. six judge trials settled. Superior court has not released seven week fall statistics.
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Common Pleas Court
Fairfield County
Maeesial Cedean Preece Dal
Bernard H. Trager
Watter J. Sidor
Vine Superior Court
Danbury Sergeant Earns State Recruiter of Month Honor
Sergeant George Swift, veteran of Korea and 13 years in the Army, was named Connecticut recruiter of the month for October. His Danbury station logged 10 enlistments, the state's top total, as Maj. W. Arthur presented a wooden plaque at a ceremony before recruiting personnel at the New Haven examining station. Swift, married with two sons George Jr. and Peter, lives with his family at Fairfield Ridge, native of New London, stationed in Danbury 16 months.
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Danbury
George Swift
A. S. Army
Korea
Swift
New Haven
W. Arthur
Connecticut
George, Jr
Peter
South
Fairfield Ridge
New London
School Group Mobilizes for Annual Membership Drive
The Citizens Committee for the Study of Bridgeport Public Schools launches its annual drive during National Education Week. About 1500 members will visit city elementary and junior high schools on Tuesday and Wednesday, 1:30 to 3:45 p.m., except Woodrow Wilson and Hallen where hours differ. Mrs. David Wolta chairs. many volunteers assist in coordinating visits with parents and teachers to support better schools.
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Crtisens Committee For the Study of
Bridgeport Public Schools
Busteeeemen Everbere
Anrinre
Oeal
Woodrow Wileen
Hallen
David Wolta
Pony Renegade Flees On Route. Driver Saved by Officer
Danville Virginia November 6 AP Traffic Officer William Lee Carter confronted a stray pony on the road. The pony charged he was bitten and knocked down before the animal was restrained. Carter escaped unharmed and the incident highlighted road safety concerns with animals near highways.
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Danville
William Lee Carter
Tim
Wool Jersey Color and Monogram Details
Ad lists assorted wool jerseys in White Beige Red and Black with various color monograms and piping. Prices range from 6 to 10.95 dollars.
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Howard T Owens
George Eyssrich
Andrew Lucas
William Viandie
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Stanley Meyer
Israel
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Robert Parish
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Val Faiella
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