Two Men Held In Check Frauds In Norwalk Case
Police expanded their inquiry into Frank Paul Ivanko and Leslie Merrill both suspected of passing fraudulent checks. Ivanko, 42, was nabbed trying to cash 111 dollars. Merrill, 21, was arrested October 4. Bonds were raised as investigators link the pair to multiple forgeries.
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Frank Paul Ivanko
Lafayette Street
Leslie M. Merrill
Ivanko
West Side Bank
Merrill
Mechanics and Farmers Bank
Nelli Bonitati
William Vasas
Manotiats
Stamford
Tive
Wabuda Chosen President Of Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Nicholas Wabuda of Shelton was elected president at the Fairfield County Farm Bureau annual meeting at the Edmond Town Hall Newtown with Lester Reynolds retiring after seven years. Officers include Rudolph Seymour first vice president Mrs Vincent P Gaffney second vice president and Edwin A Ericson treasurer.
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Piuele Say Siuway
Reynolds
Connecticut Farm Bureau Association
Indian Hill Country Club
Newington
Newtown
Nicholasj
University of Connecticut
Wabuda
Shelton
Fairfield County
Nancy Bartley
Vincent P. Gaffney
Center
Edmond
Beatise Hall
Brookfield
Too
William Parks
Danbury
Daniel E. Gerow
New Fairfield
Lester Reynolds
William F. Gordon, Jr
Redding
Philip H. Jones, Jr
Paul W. Osborn
Sherman
Horace A. Smith
Lawrence M. Burr
Sam Paproski
Anthony Moffatt
Bethel
Irving Keeler
Ridgefield
William ¥. Gordon, Jr
Ralph Sturtevant
Monroe
Henry S. Wells
Andrew Kaechele
Trumbull
J. Sherwood Edwards
Easton
Hubert L. Smith
Wilton
Howard E. Grape
New Canaan
Clifford B. Blanchard
Stamford
Rudolph Seymour
Greenwich
William M. Taylor
Norwalk
Clifford J
Brotherton
Fairfield
Jerome Arnold
Stratford
Farm Bureau
Rockwell Holcomb
Somersville
Gaffnney
Holcomb
Connecticut Farm Bureau
General Assembly
George Simpson
State Farm Bureau
Jury Awards 2815 in Stamford Auto Injury Case
Ruth M. Sommerwerck of Stamford won 2815 in a Superior court jury verdict against Alice E. Estes and Edward L. Estes of Stamford. The car collision occurred Sept 29, 1963 on Broad Street Stamford while she rode as a passenger. Defense represented by Cotter and Cotter.
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Danbury
Superior Court
Ruth M. Sommerwerck
Stamford
Alice E
Edward L. Estes
Estes
Broad Street
Finkelstone
Finkelstone and Levy
Cotter
Car crash suits settle for 10750 in Stamford cases
In Danbury Superior Court two companion suits from a Stamford accident settled for 10 750. William Bongavene Jr a minor sued for 15000 and Elizabeth Salveta a minor sued for 40000. Defendants were Walter A Hofman and Donald E Hofman. Bongavene received 9500 Salveta 1250. The crash occurred November 4 1956 on Long Ridge road when the car left the road and hit a wall. Attorneys listed include Reback Goldstein Peck and Moran.
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Danbury
Stamford
Superior Court
William Bongavene, Jr
Stanford
Elizabeth Salveta
Walter A. Hofman
Revenoah Service Center
Donald E. Hofman
Bongavene
Miss Salveta
Walter
Donald Herman
Long Ridge Road
Reback
Goldstein
Peck
F. J. Moran
Queen chosen for New Haven Teachers homecoming
Diane Pernal of West Haven was named homecoming queen for New Haven State Teachers College. The junior will ride in Saturdays parade from the old Teachers College building on Howe Street to Bowen Field for ceremonies before the New Haven Teachers Baldwin Wallace football game and will be crowned at Friday night’s college gymnasium dance.
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New Haven
Diane Pernal
West Haven
New Haven State Teachers College
Pernal
Teachers College
Howe Street
Bowen Field
New Haven Teachers-Baldwin Wallace
Baldwin Plans Conference On Dump Problem
Westport officials report plans for a Tuesday meeting of the Permanent Refuse Disposal committee to review progress on dumping solutions. The group may postpone its final report pending a court decision on whether the Thompson property in Saugatuck can be used for disposal. The committee also weighs incinerator options for Westport, Weston and Wilton.
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Westport First
Herbert Baldwin
Thompson
Saugatuck
Superior Court
Bridgeport
Baldwin
Westport
Weston
Wilton
Lois R. Clark
Charles Webb
Roseville Road
Susie L. Avery
Danbury Two-Suit Settlement Totaling 17000
In Danbury Superior Court two companion personal injury suits arising from a January 29, 1956 Danbury Brewster road crash were settled for 17000. Defendant Edmund DAmicns of Danbury drove the car off Route 6 near Peach Lake Road, Danbury plaintiffs were Frances J DAmicns Esther Damia and Fulvio Damia. Mrs Damia had claimed 15000. Details of each share were not revealed. Attorneys Katz Goldstein represented plaintiffs O Keefe Jones and Deary defended.
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Danbury
Danbury-Brewster
Edmund D'Amicns
Route 6
Peach Lake Road
Brewster
Frances J. D'Amicns
Esther
Fulvio Damia
Actress Anne Baxter Loses Jewelry in Theft
Stage and screen star Anne Baxter reported $10,000 worth of jewelry stolen from her East Side duplex while she was at a theater Wednesday. Missing items include a diamond ring and a ruby and diamond pin once given by her late husband John Hodiak. Baxter said she discovered the loss today amid her New York City engagement in Square Root of Wonder.
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New York
Anne Baxter
East Side
Misa Baxter
John Hodiak
Janbury Man Receives 13000 Settlement for Injuries
Danbury reports a Mt. Kisco NY auto crash on December 36 1955 left Atherton a passenger in a Woodin driven car colliding with a parked vehicle. A settlement of 1300 was reached to prevent further action. plaintiffs sought 15000. Defendants included Edward Woodin of Danbury and local attorneys Mellitz Krentzman.
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Mt. Kisco
N. Y
Atherton
Woodin
Danbury
Lexington Avenue
Leo Kaufman
Jones
Plaints Atharton
Plaints Atharton Neee Wan Asked $15,000 For His Injuries, , , G Ag Mellitz
Krentzman
Edward’ Woodin
Benton Says Crash Program Won't Match Soviet Science
Senator William Benton told Connecticut executives that the United States cannot rely on a single crash program to outpace Soviet science. He cited ongoing Soviet tech education and warned broader, sustained effort is needed to keep up with rapid, state backed advances.
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Benton
William
Connecticut
Russia
New York
Algram
Bronx
Louis Samarco
Tampa
Fla
Regent
Syvia Xiques
Transit Authority
George Homan
Young Democratic
Samarco
Samar
Prison Team Given Driver in Fatality
A 34 year old New Britain man Victor David received a one year and a day to three year prison term after pleading no contest to criminal negligence for a crash on April 13 at Route 5 Worthington Ridge Berlin. Loretta Seldon of Stamford died and Kenneth Maiorano of Stamford was injured. Judge Ryan cited a favorable probation report and refused negligent homicide.
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Hartford
New Britain
Stamford
Victor David
Nolo Con‘endre
Emer W. Ryan
David
Worthington Ridge
Berlin
Kenneth P. Maiorano
Maiorano
Loretta Seldon
Tudge Ryan
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Madison Ave
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Knights of Columbus
Anthony
Humane Society
Post Road
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