Faces Tipsy Charge
Michael Salonic, 34, was held on a $400 bond for a Stratford Town Court appearance October 13 on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was arrested Saturday at 8:08 p.m. when Officers William McDonald and Joseph Bortolin observed him driving erratically on East Main Street in Stratford.
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Supreme Court Faces Religious, Negro Problems
The Supreme Court opens a new term facing two key issues: the validity of private housing agreements that bar Negroes from buying or renting homes, and whether religious instruction in public schools violates the U.S. Constitution. Petitions involve two Negro couples from Detroit and St. Louis and a Illinois mother challenging secular education in Champaign. The term also may review state support for parochial schooling and other cases out of over 400 on file.
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Everyday Movies By Denys Wortman
Fairfield County section notes a meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Connnecticut Light and Power auditorium at 429 Atlantic Avenue Stamford.
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Literary Gazette Attacks Truman and Allies in New Piece
Moscow reports The Literary Gazette renewed its attack on President Truman and churchill and Dutra and H V Fivatt with verse and a composite photo. The piece mocks U S ambassador Walter B Smith and depicts Truman consuming a probe labeled eastern hemisphere as Marshak praised Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt.
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S. S. Marshak
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Ambassadors Plea On Don Petition Sparks Incidents Debate
The statement from Ambassador Smith requesting indulgence in a par don and asserting no obligation to venerate all American presidents drew concern over potential international incidents. He emphasized restraint to avoid triggering disputes while defending personal views on honors and memory in diplomatic practice.
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Russia Gathers Big Cotton Crop Amid Growth Plans
Moscow reports a record gather in Central Asia with 165000 hectares more sown than 1946 and yields around 1.7 metric tons per hectare. The expansion aims for 3.2 million metric tons annually by 1950, supported by irrigation projects boosting cotton across the Soviet Union. Uzbekistan is the leading producer as the USSR eyes larger exports and a future in which it rivals the United States.
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Ds Beluge
Soviet Union
Ushok
Uzhbekistan
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Russia
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Miss Sorensen Celebrates 25th Anniversary at Sproviero Firm
Miss Mary K. Sorensen marked her 25th anniversary as receptionist for Sproviero and Sproviero, chiropractors, at midday. She was presented with a gold wrist watch by her employers in recognition of the milestone.
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Mary K. Sorensen
Sproviero & Sproviero, Chiropractora
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