Senators split on probability of final vote on McCarthy censure
The Senate voted 76 to 2 to adjourn for an 11 day recess as doctors advise Senator McCarthy’s elbow injury will take time to heal. Fulbright and Lehman opposed the adjournment date. Knowland said a censure vote is likely before the December 22 adjournment deadline, while Fulbright doubted a vote will be possible without full cooperation.
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McCarthy Drive Tops Quota Of 10000 Names
Irving H. Johnson reports a large surge of signatures in the movement against Senator Joseph R McCarthy’s censure. He notes the exact total is unknown but far exceeds 10 000 in the city area with more petitions arriving daily and the drive continues to grow.
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Bridgeport and Vicinity Weather Summary Card
Official weather data for Bridgeport and New York City area with clouds mild temperatures around 55 to 60 during the day and 50 at night. Drizzle fog tomorrow with similar mild highs 55 to 69. Winds northeast today, east and southeast tonight, with seas smooth to choppy and variable humidity and barometer readings.
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Puzzlers Foiled by Red Bed Club
A survey to gauge Protestant church expansion in Stratford northern end is planned with high school students and church youth visiting about 2,500 homes November 28. Similar surveys were conducted November 7 in western Fairfield and November 14 in northeastern Bridgeport by Washington Park Methodist and Trinity/Long Hill Nichols Methodist churches.
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Nichols
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Washington Park Methodist
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Trinnity Methodist Church
Long Hill
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Naples Board Imposes Two Year Curfew On Luciano
In Naples Italy on November 19 an admonition board ordered Luciano to stay off the streets from dusk to dawn for two years. He must not travel more than 12 miles from Naples and is forbidden to associate with questionable companions or frequent places of amusement. The board cites allegations that Tara ano is a social menace and a narcotics trafficking conduit to the United States.
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Union rejects strike vote at Dictaphone plant
In a secret ballot the Dictaphone Local 24760 AFL rejected empowering the negotiating committee to call a strike. Of about 750 members voting, 315 cast no, 289 yes, with five void. About 608 voters participated at Union Hall, Colorado Avenue, while talks paused since Nov. 9 with mediators present and no date set for new contract talks.
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Uphaus Fined 500 in Contempt Case in New Hampshire
Willard Uphaus of New Haven Connecticut was fined $500 by Merrimack County Superior Court for contempt after refusing to answer questions in the New Hampshire probe of alleged subversion. Judge Robert F. Griffith held jurisdiction, with defense plans to appeal. Uphaus, 63, directed World Fellowship Inc, which runs summer conferences, and chaired the Connecticut Peace Council.
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Laconia
Merrimack
Garth
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Uphaus
Boys Club Inter-Faith Breakfast Plans in Bridgeport
Members of the Boys Club in Bridgeport will attend an inter-faith breakfast Sunday at 10 am in the North End gym. The event, run with Religion in Together campaign partners, is a yearly observance involving Protestant Catholic and Jewish youths with church services preceding the meal.
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Heng Mride
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Father seizes son at Garden Street school
Fairfield police arrested Haro'd Olson of Stamford on a breach of peace charge after he forcibly removed his son Allem from Garden Street School in Stratford at 12:45 PM and loaded him into a truck. The boy was returned to Stratford when police halted the vehicle. custody is disputed amid a divorce action.
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Judge Blasts Delays Over Trials In Common Pleas Court
Judge Parmelee condemned trial delays as disgraceful in open court. He warned lawyers they risk negligence actions for slow case handling and cited alleged special privileges among Farfleli count lawyers. He proposed a new assignment system and urged internal resolve to fix the congested docket.
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Common Pleas
Parmeiee
Venirema
Theen
Furnis
Parmelee
Otto H. LaMacchia
The Chest Shortage Endangers Little Franny and Friends
The article foresees harm to young children as funds for the Community Chest run short next year. It warns Franny and Joseph that there may be no money for nursery care and activities at Associated Charmer Day Nursery where they learn and play while mothers work. The piece critiques donors for underestimating need and signals further details on Page Twelve.
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Community Chest Seeks Local Fund Collectors in Bridgeport
Instruction urges groups and individuals to form a local collection effort for the Community Chest in Bridgeport. It asks workplaces clubs and neighborhoods to appoint a leader to gather funds or for individuals to mail or deliver gifts to the Chest office at the Bridgeport post office address.
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U S Builds Radar Net on Alaska Canada Rim
The United States and Canada announce the start of the 30th line of the distant early warning radar network along the Alaska Canadian rim. The project aims to deter enemy bombers with a perimeter warning system costing about one billion dollars, with construction and installation led by the United States.
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Alaska-Canada Rim
Washington
United States
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Dr Sam Sheppard denies dating Miss Hayes in murder case
Cleveland November 19 AP Detective Schottke testified Dr Samuel H Sheppard denied dating Susan Hayes or giving her a wrist watch after Marilyn Sheppard was found dead in her Bay View home. Hayes, a 24 year old nurse technician, is to be a key witness.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Susan Hayes
Osteopath
Bay View Hospital
Marilyn Sheppard
Sam
Robert F. Schottke
Schottke
Sheppard
Seerng
Calfornia
Star Witness
California
Miss Hayes
Chuckle on national debt and ancestor worship end
A humorous quip notes that as the national debt grows, future generations will lose ancestor worship. The snippet includes fragmented company-like wording tCeprracht General Featiune Corp t.
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PUC Approves Fare Boost For Connecticut Rail Line
The Public Utilities Commission approved abolition of tokens and a 15 cent flat fare on CRL services in Connecticut. Tokens will be redeemed at two for 25 cents or 12 cents each, with a temple ticket for multi zone routes. School tickets rise to seven and a half cents each, sold in 29 40 and 100 booklets.
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Danbury
Drunk Sleeps in WCTU Hall After Night Out
Robert Wehman 40, with no fixed address, slept in the hallway at 239 Gilbert Street home of Bridgeport Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Municipal Judge Meyer Dworkin sentenced him to 30 days in jail for the incident and warned against drunks sleeping in hallways.
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Gilbert Street
Bridgeeport Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Meyer Dworkin
Wehman
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