Death of Soviet Envoy Vishinsky Sparks Flurry in New York
The colorful Soviet delegate Vyacheslav Vishinsky collapsed after a dinner, died of natural causes, with Dr Kosoff, a Russian, initially treating him. The embalming delay ended when Dr Mitton Helpern viewed the body. U.S. Ambassador Lodge praised his forensic talent while noting his role as Moscow’s mouthpiece. Vishinsky, famed for wit and fierce rhetoric, left a widow and daughter Zena.
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Kosoff
New York
Mitton Helpern
Vishinsky
Mendes-France
U.S
Moscow
Kremlin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Security Council
Leon Trotzky
Stalin
Ivan Pavlov
Truman
Hitler
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Zena
Moscow University
Ener Aele Te
Stratford Man Held as Shoplifter Here
Orville Strothers, 43, of 67 Van Rensellaer avenue Stratford, arrested shortly before 3 pm yesterday on theft of goods. Held on $2,500 bond after police at Howland's store, a detective detained him for stealing a camera and other items. Bail raised from $500 to $2,500 after pawn tickets found on his clothing.
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Orville Strothers
van Rensellaer Avenue
Stratford
Dominic A. Conte
Strothers
Howland’s
FBI Finds 113000 In Stolen Bonds In Florida
FBI locates 113000 in stolen bonds in Florida bringing total recovered to about 172000. Kaplan and Grossman arraigned in Tampa on interstate transportation charge along with two men and a woman. They were arrested Friday and Saturday and held on high bail.
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Florida
Tampa
Kaplan
Grossman
Water Co Workers Quit CIO for United Mine Workers
New Haven Water Company staff of 35 voted to leave the CIO affiliated Utility Workers Union and join the United Mine Workers. District 50 official Peter Landino cited poor CIO service and said talks will begin on a new contract before December 15. He noted other area CIO locals also switched to the Mine Workers.
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New Haven
District 50
United Mine Workers
Ind
New Haven Water Company
Utility Workers Union of America
CIO
Peter Landino
Mine Workers
William Brennan
Water Company
Landin
Landino
Derby Castings Company
Seymour
American Crucible Company
North Haven
Mullite Refractories Company
Shelton
Trial witness details in Sheppard murder case
Dr Hoversten, a Glendale osteopath and former acquaintance of Scott Jackson Sheppard, testifies in the sixth week of the trial. He recalls visiting Marilyn Sheppard while pregnant and disputes prior accounts of Sheppard’s romantic connections. Deputy Sheriff Rossbach notes Sheppard refused lie detector tests. Police interview a Cincinnati suspect and a phonied confession surfaces from a Chicago murder in Bernard, Ohio.
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Hoversten
Glendale
Cal
Osteopath
Sheppard
Los Angeles
Haversten
Marilyn
Susan Hayes
Robert T. Schottke
Miss Hayes
Ohio
Cincinnati
Marilyn Sheppard
St. Bernard
Henry Fuehrer
Fuehrer
Bernard
Chicago
Pal
Trumbull Youth Gets 30 Day Term With Suspension
Raymond Armantano an 18 year old of Lake Avenue in Trumbull was sentenced in Town Court after driving with a suspended license. He received a 30 day term suspended after three days and will serve the remaining 27 days in county jail for evading responsibility.
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Trumbull
Raymond Armantano
Lake Avenue
Frederick F. Ehrgam
Young Armantano
Herbert S. Hart
William Wilson
Waterbury
Paul Kubic
James Farm Road
Stratford
A. Edward Egan
Giro Apuzzo
Woodward Avenue
Norwalk
Elden Nadeau
Hawthorne Street
Bridgeport
George Anderson
Sasco Hill Terrace
Fairfield
Terry Gilette
RFD i
Easton
Julian Bailey
Wayfaring Road
Joseph A. Toth
Iranistan Avenue
Lordship School additions eyed as town faces growth
Town 10 plans six new rooms at Lordship and Nichols avenue schools while six rooms remain short at Lordship for September. Growth in Short Beach prompts Lighthouse avenue proposal. PTA reps praise council action after meetings. Federal aid changes bring $319,600 grant for Putney with town cost avoided. Council honors former member Nath an H Dahli at funeral home.
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Nichols Avenue
Lordship
D. James Morey
Short Beach
Lighthouse Avenue
PTA Council
Lordship and Garden School Ptas
Vermilya
Putney
Dennis and D'Arcy
Nathan H. Dahli
Radio broadcast debut of 1920 signals in Detroit and Pittsburgh
In 1920 radio broadcasting began with early station transmissions from Detroit and Pittsburgh marking the first public foray into wireless audio. The nascent service launched amid rapid technical experimentation and laid the groundwork for modern broadcasting.
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Detroit
Pittsburgh
Union Makes Bid to End Walkout at Underwood
The Union proposes submitting all disputed contract issues to final binding arbitration to end the strike at Underwood plants. Local 267 IUE CIO calls for an impartial arbitrator designated by state or federal mediation groups with hearings to begin within 10 days and a final award within 30 days. About 1,600 employees have been idled as the walkout enters its 18th day in Bridgeport.
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Mattioli
City Hall
Philip J. Koons
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Francis Ballou
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Underwood
J. Joseph Smith
U. S. District Court
Hartford
Bridgeport
Smith
Mr. Wagoner
New York
Robert F. Canell
Local 267
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
CIO
Underwood Corporation
Iue-Cio
New Gifts Arrive in Chest Campaign
A community fundraising drive gains momentum as donors respond to the Chest’s appeal. Readers urged to support ongoing services like Visiting Nurse and local aid. Dick Alexander of WICC joins the effort, offering to dedicate songs for every Buck for Luck contribution. Send your donation to Chest Bridgeport.
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Visiting Nurse Association
McCarthy
Dick Alexander
WICC
Surgeons Probe McCarthy Elbow for Glass Bits
Reports say McCarthy hospital stay was advised by Capitol doctor as doctors probe elbow for glass fragments. Capehart accuses Fulbright of delay tactics while Long notes adjournment followed medical counsel, not McCarthy’s request.
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McArthy
Capehart
New York
Fulbright
United States
George W. Calver
Capitol
McCarthy
Senator Long
D-La
Senate
Culver
Long
Probers Get Offer Of Free Vacation
The McCarthy censure subcommittee was invited to vacation after the big fight. Paul Smith of Tampa, president of Paul Smith Construction, sent Senator Smathers a note offering rest for the members and their families at Gulf Winds Apartments in St. Petersburg Beach or the Floridian hotel in Tampa. No immediate reaction was reported.
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Washington
Florida
Senator Smathers
D-Fla
Paul Smith
Tampa
Smith
Smathers
The Dismal Swamp Home to Bears and Wildlife
The Dismal Swamp spans about 750 square miles across North Carolina and Virginia and hosts diverse wildlife including bears deer and snakes.
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North Carolina
Virginia
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