Reds Assault U N Council Seat Unease In Deadlock
The Soviet Union protests US and UK moves to block Ukraine from the UN Security Council seat to replace Poland. Russia casts two vetoes amid a day of Assembly deadlock as Ukraine India contest the post and Yugoslavia faces elimination for the trusteeship council.
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Great Britain
Ukraine
United Nations Security Council
General Assembly
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Security Council at
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Security Council
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Yugoslavia
Morgan
Philippines
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USSR
UN preachivieinn
Andrei Y. Vishnnehv
delegete
tald
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araein
Bridgeport Weather Forecast Bits From Official Bureau
Bridgeport and vicinity see fair and warmer conditions today and Friday with statewide forecasts on page 20. Temperatures include a high around 61 to 62 degrees and a low near 38, with sunrise and sunset times noted and clock times for hourly observations. The report marks the two hundred seventy fifth day of the year and the tenth day of autumn with routine daily almanac details.
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BRIDGEPORT
Sun seta
Planners Rezone Stratford Area In Unanimous Vote
Stratford planning board rezoned eleven parcels bounded by North Parade King Street and Essex Place from business to residence B zone. The plan includes eleven dwellings and one grocery store and follows prior town council talks on purchasing one parcel. Avon Park zoning proposal to industrial was tabled after 18 opponents spoke seeking study and area limits near Great Salt Meadows. Deputy Sheriff Herbert J. Lewis spoke for opponents.
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North Parade
King street
Essex place
Stratford Planning board
John Walgus
Avon Park
Avon Park district
Timothy A. Ryan
First district
Great Salt Meadows
Sherriff
Herbert J. Lewis
Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today
A compact listing of varied pages across the Telegram edition. Notices include features for everybody, classifieds, comics, editorials, fashions, financial news, obituaries, radio programs, sports, theater, and women’s news. Page references indicate where each item appears.
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Constantine Brown
Herman Bundesen
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Yankees crush Dodgers 10 to 3 in World Series game two
In front of nearly 70,000 at Yankee Stadium the Yankees blasted four Brooklyn pitchers for 15 hits, including a 375 foot homer by Tommy Henrich, as Allie Reynolds allowed nine hits in a solid start. The crowd floated talk of a possible four straight.
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Allie Reynolds
Brooks
Henrich
Walker
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Dodgers
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New York Yankees
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Dodger
Tommy Henrich
Fairfield Pedestrian Killed in Auto Crash
Stephen Prion, 74, of 549 State Street Extension Fairfield died at St Vincent's Hospital at 9 19 PM from injuries after being struck by a car on State Street Extension near Fiske Street Fairfield Arm of Bridgeport Police charged Arthur Logie 28 with operating a vehicle so as to cause the loss of life Logie released on 1000 bond to appear in Fairfield town court Monday He said the pedestrian dodged an eastbound car and stepped in front of his car in the 7 PM hour This was the second crash of the day in Fairfield.
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Fairfield
St. Vincent's hospital
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Park avenue
Bridgeport
Stephen Lasko
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Logie
Governor Mec Conaughy Attends Danbury Fair Day
Governor Mec Conaughy visits Danbury for Governors Day at the Danbury Fair with Mrs Conaughy, daughter Phoebe, and aides Reginald DeLacour Col James Quinn and Richard Belden. Perfect weather greets the state leader as he takes part in the fair’s opening events.
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Danbury Fair
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Phoebe
Reginald B. DeLacour
Col
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Richard Belden
Norwalk Teachers Start Suit Over Salary Dispute Damages
Norwalk teachers association seeks 155000 in Superior Court to resolve whether the Board of Estimate and Taxation or the Board of Education sets salaries. Complaint names education and taxation board members and cites past wage wrangle delaying school openings.
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Board of Estimate and Taxation
Board of Education
adool
Sara J. Lane
Leo J. Frank
Marty Marvin Taylor
Mary A. Rowan
Elizabeth Corwin
Frederick F. Lovejoy, Jr
Alexander R. Serena
Donald Gustafson
Louis G. Simon
Arthur D. Sylvester
Walter Fitzgerald
Harold W., Buckley
Kenneth F. Fagan
Joseph Chiarappa
George L. Meyers
Norwalk Teachers association
Judge Daly to preside at Nuremberg war crimes trials
Hartford Oct 1 AP Judge Edward J Daly announced he has been asked to serve as one of the American judges at the Nuremberg Germany war crimes trials and will accept subject to General Clay and President Truman approval He will take a six month leave of absence from the Connecticut Superior Court sailing Oct 14 with his wife and youngest daughter to join the tribunal Daly joined the bench in 1937 after serving as attorney general and is to be joined by two other American judges to speed case dispositions while he is away
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Superior Court
Edward J Daly
Nuremberg
Germany
army
Daly
Connecticut
William M Matthie
Mary
Middletown
Washington
War Crimes Board
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War department
Clay
Pentagon
Maltbie
l cave
artford
Cornell
air force
United States
Bidault to Confer With Truman in Washington Today
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault arrived in Washington for talks on French requests for additional food aid. He planned to meet President Truman the next day after noting France needs about 300 million bushels of wheat before year’s end.
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WASHINGTON
Georges Bidault
Bidault
New York
Truman tomorrrow
Bonnet
State department
Bridgeport Socialists Back McLevy in City Primary
Bridgeport Socialist party voters at the Workmen’s Circle hall cast 271 ballots endorsing Mayor McLevy for renomination and re election of incumbents City Clerk Fred D. Schwarzkopf City Treasurer John Shenton Town Clerk Everett N. Perry Registrar of Voters George F. Gram Sheriff Isadore Kravetz and Sheriff William Voigh Also endorsed were George A. Nichols for the Board of Education and Mrs Stella Barker among others.
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Bridgeport
Socialist party
McLevy
Workmen’s Circle hall
McInery
Fred D. Schwarzkopf
John Shenton
Everett N. Perry
George F. Gram
Isadore Kravetz
William Voigh
George A. Nichols
Board of Education
Stella Barker
Freedom Train Arrives in Bridgeport for Rededication Week
The Freedom Train arrives in Bridgeport for a one day exhibit from 4:45 to 10 am with a ceremony broadcast on WICC and WNAB. Mayor Mel Levy will cut the ribbon, and local dignitaries including Monsignor J ee Finn and Rabbi Harry Nelson attend as Bridgeport hosts the national tour of priceless documents.
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Bridgeport
Jasper McKevy
WICC
WNAB
Mel Levy
Aram HH Tellahan
Howard Stone Anderson
Mary Battaglieti
J ee Finn
McLevy
Randall Hamrick
Harry Nelson
State Street Extension
Helicopter Mail Service Inaugurated In Los Angeles
Special to The Telegram reports the first official helicopter mail service in America inaugurated in Los Angeles with Bridgeport machinery. S-5E Sikorsky helicopters from Bridgeport will move mail under a three-year Post Office contract by Los Angeles Airways, certified by the CAA. Passengers included Eddie Cantor and Vivien Blaine, with Robert Smith of the Airways company. Bridgeport officials B L Whelan Fred G Dawson and Ned Benham attended.
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America
Bridgeport
Vivien Blaine
Robert Smith
Airways company
B. L. Whelan
Sikorsky Aircraft company
Fred G Dawson
Ned Benham
Special Program Today Marks Newspaper Week in Bridgeport
A Kiwanis led event honors Freedom of the Press during Bridgeport Newspaper Week with a luncheon at Stratfeld hotel at 12 15 p m featuring Rev William H Alderson guest speaker The program includes prominent guests Westbrook Pegler George C Waldo Ray Flicker T A D Weamer Robert M Sperry Roger A Connally and others The Lieut Gov James participated earlier in the day
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America
Bridgeport
Kiwanis club
Freedom Train
William H Alderson
First Methodist church
Kiwanis
Stratfeld hotel
Stratford Boys Rescued In Sound
Two Stratford youths narrowly escaped drowning in Long Island Sound near Lordship Beach when a 10 foot rowboat they borrowed capsized about 5600 feet offshore. Leonard Maxwell, 14, and Ronald Smith, 13, were rescued by David W Campbell, a Stratford candidate for Town Council, and were taken to a summer home for assessment before returning home.
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Stratford
Long Island sound
Lordship Beach
Leonard Maxwell
Second avenue
Ronald Smith
Cottage
Long Beach
David W Campbell
Stratford avenue
Stratford Town council
William J. Murray
Bridgeport
Pegey Duane
Washington parkway
Warren Nitsche
Joseph Keenan
Campbell
Read’s Paraders Cheer Past In Center Festival
Bridgeport marked the 90th anniversary of D M Read with a daytime pageant on wheels. The parade began at Broad Street at 3 30 p m and traveled to Malin Street, State Street, Park Avenue, and back toward Center, drawing nostalgic locals and curious children.
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Bridgeport
D M Read company
Broad street
Malin street
State Street
Park avenue
Flying Car Inventor Pleads For Freedom of Opportunity
Robert E. Fulton Jr. travels from Danbury to Washington to urge the President's Ade Polley commission to safeguard opportunity and individual effort in air policy. He argues civil aviation rules burden small innovators, noting his roadable aircraft awaits Civil Aeronautics Authority approval and that small firms face costly tests. Fulton, based in Newtown Conn, commutes daily between home and Danbury factory, stressing the need for faster, cheaper development by startups.
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LIIINGTON
Robert E. Fulton, Jr
Danbury
Conn
Commerce department
Ade Polley commission
Fulton
Thomas K Finletten
Civil Aeronautics authority
Newtown
Nationwide drive under way to aid Europe food relief
President Truman urged Americans to save 100 million bushels of grain for Europe as the Citizens Food committee launched a nationwide campaign. Charles Luckman outlined a “Buy wisely eat sensibly waste nothing” plan with speeches on Sunday night and talks of meatless days and curb on liquor grain use. The drive emphasizes reducing waste, serving smaller portions, using leftovers, and shifting to cheaper cuts to preserve wheat for hungry Europe.
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Truman
Europe
zena Food committee
Marshall
Luckman
food committee
America
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
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