Board Revises Antiscot Rules In Air Pollution Board
The Air Pollution Appeals board voted in favor of revisions urged by local manufacturers to the city smoke and soot control ordinance. It also approved a fee schedule for heating devices and dust collectors, ranging from five to fifty dollars, pending Common Council approval. Mayor Tedesco pledged full support, and the board set a December 2 meeting to adopt the full rules. Chief Gleason noted the rules become effective upon board approval.
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Common Council
Gleason
Tedesco
New Haven
Manufacturers Association
Harmon E. Snake
Frank T. Rohm
Civil Service Commission
Helen Shultz
Air Pollution Control Bureau
Arraigned motorists in Norwalk Court fined for traffic offenses
In Norwalk City Court Judge J Allen O Connor fined motorists including Minnie Thorne 25 for speeding Louis Shilepsky 9 and Charles Guerin 9 for following too closely Illes Hanusi 25 for no license Herbert Kaestner 15 Hugo Rossi 15 for red light violations Richard Marcus 15 Peders Traeland 25 Vincent Remsen 15 Frank Mercede 15 Kirk Clement 15 Breach of peace fined 25. Quar ford 25 for damaging city property Demers 10 for breach of peace and intoxication. Everts 9 bond forfeited for failing to appear.
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Norwalk
J. Allen O’connor
Minnie C. Thorne
Suncrest Road
Louis Shilepsky
Broad Street
Charles Guerin
Camore Street
Stamford
Illes Hanusi
Ely Avenue
Herbert Kaestner
Russell Street
Hugo Rossi
Sheehan Avenue
Richard
Marcus
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bridgeport
Peder Traeland
Greens Farms Road
Fairfield
Vincent H
Remsen
North
Taylor Avenue
Frank A. Mercede
Burbank Street
Kirk Clement
Butler Street
Richard Germano
Victory Court
Norman D. Demers
Madison Street
Vincent J. Everts
Andrassy Avenue
John H. Quarford
Richards Avenue
Louis N. Thomas
Wood Street
St Teresa’s K of C Plans Third Degree Ceremony
St Teresa’s council of the Knights of Columbus in Trumbull will exemplify a third degree in honor of Past Grand Knight John Tarienelli on Sunday at 3 pm in St Teresa’s parish hall Long Will. A dinner follows at Erchner’s restaurant. Grand Knight Nicholas P D’Amato says reservations may be made with John Morgan Old Tows road.
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St. Teresa's Council
K of C
Trumbull
John Tarienelli
St. Teresa's
Main Street
Long Will
Erchner
Nicholas P. D'Amato
John Morgan
Old Tows Road
Tongue Twisters Feature Agricultural Station Report
Hartford November 15 AP Governor Ribicoff must study a seven page Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station annual report to digest agency activities. The document is dense with biochemistry terms such as colic acid oxidase and ethylene bisdithiocarbamates and lists fungicidal agents dielbrin dipterex heptachlor and diazinon for spinach leaf miner control.
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Hartford
Ribicoff
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Girl Scouts End 34th National Convention
The Girl Scouts of America closed its 34th national convention in Philadelphia after five days of debate on Scouting and administration. Mrs. Charles A. Culmer of Libertyville Illinois was installed as president of the National Council as a revised constitution, discussed for two days, was adopted.
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Philadelphia
Girl Scouts of America
Charles A. Culmer
Libertyville
I Il
National Council
Kasper Sentenced to Six More Months in Clinton Case
John Kasper received an additional six months in prison from U S District Judge Robert L Taylor in Knoxville. He helped lead seven defendants convicted of criminal contempt of court for conspiring to obstruct racial integration at Clinton High School. The total sentence rises to 18 months for Kasper. The six Clinton residents received probation terms up to two years. Defendants plan appeals.
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Knoxville
Tenn
John Kasper
Clinton
U. S
Goth
Clinton High School
Kasper
Prisoner Arrested On Stabbing Charge In Hartford
Hart ford, Nov. 15 AP reports state prison inmate George McChan 24 of Bridgeport was arrested on a bench warrant and charged with assault with intent to kill for allegedly stabbing Charles Reinhart 21 with a homemade knife in the east block on April 27 Reinhart has recovered and McChan is serving a four to six year term for robbery with violence The bench warrant was issued by Judge Elmer W Ryan at the court in Fairtember with Asst State Attyductor present
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Hartford
Superior Court Bench
George McChan
Bridgeport
Charles Reinhart
McChan
Reinhart
Jewish Community Center
Fairtember
Sol Levy
Canfield County
Canfield County Superior Court Aprils Request of Asst. State’s Atty.ductor
John D. Labelle
Heby
Elmer W. Ryan
Bear Killed to Aid Speed Travel Study
Oscar the black bear was killed at Holloman AFB as part of acceleration and deceleration tests on a sled track during a conference. An Air Force spokesman said the bear was not harmed during the sled ride and died for medical examination to prove rapid deceleration effects on a person.
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Alamogordo
N.M
Oscar
Holloman Air Force Base
Here
Air Force
Strike Date Set Against Santa Fe Railroads
Fifteen non-operating railroad unions set a November 22 strike date against the Santa Fe railroad to back up union shop demands. George E. Leighty, president of the Railway Telegraphers and chair of the unions' joint negotiating committee, announced the decision after meetings. About 42,000 Santa Fe employees represented by the unions earlier authorized a strike. Last-minute Washington talks under the National Mediation Board failed to reach an agreement.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
George E. Leighty
Railway Telegraphers Union
Leighy
Washington
National Mediation Board
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