Five Candidates File Campaign Expense Reports
Five candidates filed expense statements with City Clerk William Keller. Democratic mayoral hopefuls listed modest costs. Republican Frank Delaquila reported expenses of $10 or more. Others include Democratic sheriff candidate Dominick A. Chetella and Christine V. Fagan returning to the Board of Selectmen. Laurence J. Poppa was listed as unsuccessful in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derman
Frank Delaquila
Alwith
William Keller
Dominic A. Chetella
Joesph Niemczyk
Christine V. Fagan
Board of Selectmen
Laurence J. Poppa
Flamingo Stakes Field Includes Sir Ruler For 100000 Flamingo
Strong Flamingo Team Miami features Sir Ruler and Nadir representing Clai borne Farm in Hialeah's $100000 Flamingo. Sir Ruler, twice a winner and Arlington Futurity third, has recovered from a summer illness and will run this winter.
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Miami
Nadir
Sir Ruler
Claiborne Farm
Hialeah
Divorce Granted In Intolerable Cruelty Case In Darien
Virginia Wilson Kramer of Darien was granted a divorce from Harold W. Kramer after an uncontested hearing citing intolerable cruelty from a 1955 beating. Kramer, described as a chemical salesman, agreed to $300 monthly alimony, $100 for two minor children, and to deed his interest in the family home at 199 Old King's Highway to Mrs. Kramer. Custody of the children was awarded to Mrs. Kramer with visitation for Mr. Kramer. The couple had separated in June 1956. married Oct. 28, 1933. Other uncontested divorces granted include Patricia Flynn, Marie Thompson, Roberta Laing, Elizabeth Campo, Eileen Pastore, Marie Conner, Lawrence Denesha, Helen Gedroic, and Louis Takacs cases truncated in this list.
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Virginia Wilson Kramer
Darien
Harold W. Kramer
J. Howard Roberts
Kramer
Roberts
Old King’s Highway
Judge Roberts
Raymond J. Devlin
Patricia
Charles Flynn
Patricia Boyce Flynn
Norwalk
Marie
Richard Thompson
Marie Thompson
Stamford
Roberta
Robert Laing
Roberta Cyr Laing
Robert J. Laing
Bridgeport
GE clarifies union layoff counts in fan department
General Electric released an official statement correcting union figures on December layoff numbers. It said 84 workers will receive layoff slips December 6 due to a production changeover, 74 of whom will return December 16, while unions claimed 159 would be dropped between December 6 and 20. The company noted accessory equipment department layoffs on December 6 total 27 to 31, not 50 as the union stated.
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General Electric Company
Accessory
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Vincent Bros. CO
Oyzrd Ave
Batconn
East End
Fidelity
Fidelity Loan
Wien
Pastead
Middle ST
Edison
Flamingo
Bridgeport Awning & Window Shade Company, Inc
Stratford Ave
Conn
Art Linkletter
Chase & Sanborn
All America
Sa Alt
Instant Chase & Sanborn
John Conner
Marie O'Reilly
Louis
Lois Takacs
Louis Takacs
Lois Soderberg
Takacs
Fairfield
Randy
Warren Institute Technical School
Fairfield Avenue
Eka
Victor
Gulf
Biloxi
Bridgenert
Main St. Grevid
Phone Edison
Milford
Bréad St
Trinity
Ac Pea
Barnum Ave
Stratford
AME
Chas
Friedman
City Trust
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
East Bridgeport
North Bridgeport
South Norwalk
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