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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1947

Page

8

Milford to Vote Today in Town Government Election

Milford voters head to polls from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. to choose 15 Town Council seats and 42 Town Meeting representatives across five districts under a new council manager system. Poll locations include Milford Town Hall Devon School Boreford's Hall Woodmont and the Fowler Memorial Building.

Milford General Assembly Town Hall Mamer Board of Education Devon School Nauratuck Avenue Boreford’s Hall Park Avenue Walnut Beach New Haven Avenue Woodmont Fowler Memorial Building Milford High School Joyce Reed Robert Cox Fran

G.O.P. To Pick Delegates At Primaries Tonight

Republican delegates to Bridgeport city and town convention will be elected tonight from 6 to 8 pm at district voting sites. Locations include Malin street 677, Category street 53, King street 60, Butler avenue 22, Lenox avenue 76, Laurel place 135, Grand street 724, Wayne street 203, Golden Hill street 307, Capitol avenue 470, Ashley street 43, Stillman street 638, Noble avenue 349, East Main street 441, Barnum avenue 1227, Stratford avenue 1668.

Bridgeport Malin Street King Street Butler Avenue Lenox Avenue Laurel Place Grand Street Wayne Street Golden Hill Street Capitol Avenue Ashley Street Stillman Street Noble Avenue East Main Street Barnum Avenue Stratford Avenue

State eyes Mamacoke island as potential park site

The Connecticut Forest and Park Association discussed state acquisition of Mamacoke island in the Thames river opposite the submarine base as a possible state park. Mathews of the State Park and Forest Commission said the site is under consideration. About 50 association members from across the state attended, beginning with a tour of the Connecticut Arboretum at Connecticut College for Women, then visiting Fort Shankrock State Park in Montville.

New London Oct. i Mamacoke Island Thames River Connecticut Forest and Park Association Co. D. Mathews State Park and Forest Commission Connecticut Arboretum Connecticut College For Women Fort Shanrock Montville

U S Study Group Arrives in Rome

In Rome the bipartisan study group led by Rep. Karl Mundt and Sen. H Alexander Smith arrived after visiting Athens. The delegation, touring Europe to examine propaganda and politics, will visit 20 countries, excluding Russia Yugoslavia and Albania, to compare communism and democracy in the region.

Rome Karl E. Mundt Athens Italy Russia Yugoslavia Albania

Accountants to Meet for CPAs Talk on Inflation or Recession

Raymond Rogers of New York University will be principal speaker for the Connecticut Society of Certified Public Accountants meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Algonquin club. Harry W. Babineau, program chairman, announced the event and Rogers will discuss Inflation or Recession.

Marguerite Short Joan Molloy Lois Sundvall Lois Aspden Cordelia Scofield Helen Mars Jean Gallo Majorie Phelan Bernice van Overstraeten David Curran Marie Couture John Sapitowicz Barbara Lewis Mary Fenian Ways and Means Earl Snell John Neylan James Trapp Don Chapwell Janet Sloat Henry Hiltz Robert Gardner Women's Republican Club Raymond Rogers New York University Connecticut Society of Certified Public Accountants Algonquin Club Harry W. Babineau

K Of C Confers Degree On 50 Candidates In Park City

More than 500 members of the Park City Council 16, Knights of Columbus, witnessed the exemplification of the third degree yesterday afternoon in the clubhouse at 460 Washington Avenue. District Deputy Joseph Hennessey presided, assisted by Judge Thomas Molloy and State Advocate Albert L. Coles.

Park City K. of C Washington Avenue Joseph Hennessey Thomas Molloy Albert L. Coles

Arrest Made After Auto Crash In Fairfield Neighborhood

Welson W. Bresett, 30, of 125 Madison terrace, arrested on reckless driving after his car allegedly sideswiped a parked vehicle at 1296 Howard avenue. Bresett escaped injury. second car owner is Robert J. Moran of 143 Jennings road, Fairfield. Bresett held on $100 bond.

Welson W. Bresett Madison Terrace Howard Avenue Bresett Robert JL. Moran Jennings Road Fairfield

Voters Called to Lift Details on Vets Homes

Town selectmen call a special town meeting for Thursday at 8 p.m. to settle technical aspects of a veterans housing project funded by a 150000 bond toward a 300000 total, with the rest from a state grant. Land optioned is 15 acres in Pembroke near Marjorie reservoir, cost 25000, amid political debate over project costs and temporary housing ends after three years.

Selectmen City Hall Auditorium Republican Second Democratic First Charles I. Sweeney

Services Wednesday for Mrs Battenhausen

Norwalk October 5 services are set for Mary B Battenhausen of Darien transportation clerk in the 1947 Legislature and longtime Fairfield county Republican worker. The funeral will be at 11 am Wednesday at E B Lawrence Funeral Home with Rev Alfred Schmalz officiating. Burial will be in Cypress Hill Cemetery Long Island. She was a Brooklyn native who lived in Darien 30 years. Surviving are her husband Frank Battenhausen a brother George R Cochrane of Brooklyn and a sister Mrs Fred McDermott of Stamford.

Norwalk Mary B. Battenhausen Darien Republican Fairfield County E. B. Lawrence Alfred Schmalz Frank Battenhausen George R. Cochrane Brooklyn Fred McDermott Stamford

Mother Hurt In Crash As Daughter Is Arrested

One woman was injured in a two car collision at Park and Capitol avenues yesterday. The driver of one car, Mrs. Phyllis Silver, 24, was arrested for auto law violations. Injured party Mrs. Frances Liefkoff, 46, was treated and released from St. Vincent's hospital. The other driver was Arthur C. Vander Elst, 58. Both cars skidded over 50 feet after impact.

Capitol Avenues Frances Liefkoff Tremont Street St. Vincent's Hospital Phyllis Silver William Broadbin Daniel Ratzenberger Arthur C. Vander Elst Briarwood Avenue

Man Faces Court Today for Menacing Driver

Lucious Robinson aged 34 of 61 Johnson Street faces City court arraignment today on breach of peace after a Saturday incident in which he allegedly threatened bus driver Francis Scalzi with a pocketknife as the bus neared a Lafayette Street stop. Scalzi, of 198 Grand Street, reported the threat at about 7 p.m. and Robinson was taken off the bus at Lafayette Street by Patrolman George Wilson. Bonds were set at $500.

Lucious Robinson Johnson Street C. R Francis Scalzi Grand Street Robinson Lafayette Street South Avenue George Wilson

Albanian Teuta Society marks 16th anniversary dinner

Thomas Taliouch was principal speaker at Teuta Albanian society 16th anniversary dinner and dance at the Barnum hotel. More than 179 members attended, with remarks by Pandora Polena and Nise Athanias. Following dinner, an anniversary cake was cut and organizers were listed.

Thomas Taliouch Teuta Barnum Hotel Pandora Polena Nise Athanias Amelia Adams

Dinner Call To Open Third Season Tonight

George H. Henry principal of Dover High will be guest speaker at the Bridgeport Dinner Call opening its third season at the Stratfield hotel He will discuss The Present Educational System noting his published articles in Ladies Home Journal Harpers and other magazines

George H. Henry Dover (del.) High School Bridgeport Stratfield Hotel Mr. Henry Ladies’ Home Journal Harpers

McClellan predicts early pass for tax revision bill

Senator McClellan of Arkansas predicted Congress will approve a tax revision bill early in the next session, backing the community property amendment permitting spouses to split income. He cites Republican support, House approval, and talks with Treasury officials, aiming to speed the measure ahead of any tax cuts. He notes strong Senate backing for two other changes: ending double taxation on corporate dividends and raising the personal exemption from 500 to 600 dollars.

Washington McClellan D-Ark Congress Arkansas Democrat Hawaii Treasury Snyder House Senate Truman

Auxiliary to Install New Rogers Post Officers

Miss Alice Bender will install Mrs Victor V Miller as president of the auxiliary to Rogers Brothers post 149 American Legion at ceremonies Thursday at 8 p m in the Jewish Community center Aram H Tellalian Jr will be installed as commander of the post The installing officer will be district Commander Emil H Kunkel of Danbury representing Commander Arthur I Daley of the Department of Connecticut American Legion

Alice Bender Willl Victor V. Miller Rogers Brothers American Legion Aram H. Tellalian, Jr Emil HH. Kunkel Danbury Arthur Is. Daley Department of Connecticut

State Units Take Part in Pulaski Day Parade

New York on October 5 AP reports about the Uth Pulaski Day parade drawing some 200000 spectators and 50000 marchers along Fifth Avenue. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Mayor William O Dwyer reviewed the crowd with 2000 officials. Selections included 21 bands and units from five states denouncing Soviet control of Poland.

New York Pifth Avenue Poland Thomas E. Dewey William O'Dwyer New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania

Smear File Against Congressmen Probed

Washington Oct 5 AP A House committee official says subpoenas were issued for three Civil Service commissioners to testify Monday about a smear file alleged by Rep Hoffman chair of the Expenditures committee. The inquiry, at 2 pm, targets President Harry B. Mitchell and Frances Parking and Arthur S. Pleming with no names disclosed.

Washington House Committee Civil Service Hoffman R.-Mich Congress House Rep Hardy D.-Va Harry B. Mitchell Francea Parking Arthur S. Plemming Mies Perkins

Governor Urges Public Support for Chest Drives

Hartford, Oct. 5. Governor McConaughy called Connecticut citizens to back Community Chest campaigns this month in seven communities. He urged generous giving so red feather health, family, child care, recreation and education services across the state can benefit residents and neighbors.

Hartford McConaughy

Two Men Beaten By Muggers Found Near Main Street

Two men were hospitalized after separate mugging incidents on Columbus Place near Main Street at about 1 10 a m. Juan Feliciano, 45, of 244 Gilbert Street, and Luther Wanamaker, 44, of 244 Barnsford Avenue, were found with head injuries and lacerations. Both denied knowledge of each other and were treated at St Vincent's Hospital by City ambulance crew member Dr Ives.

Columbus Place Main Street Juan Feliciano Gilbert Street Luther Wanamaker Barnsford Avenue St. Vincent's Hospital Feliciano Wanamaker

Million Dollar Cancer Drive Launched by UC

Berkeley Calif Oct 5 AP a 1 000 000 scientific offensive against cancer was launched by the University of California all university research with bearing on cancer will be coordinated under three committees to speed toward a conclusion President Sproul said over 1 000 000 is available including 250000 state funds gifts endowments researchers will study cell growth plant pathologists and advanced cancer treatments atomic products and medicines committees will run a clearing house publish progress reports and allocate unearmarked funds

Berkeley Calif University of California Robert Gordon Sproul College of Agriculture

Unico National elects new officers at Trenton convention

Dr Paul P Liscio and Joseph Micali, both Bridgeport residents, were named vice presidents of Unico National at the convention's close in Trenton New Jersey Dr Pat Palumbo Waterbury Conn and Joseph Masucct Springfield Mass were also elected vice presidents William C Davini St Paul Minn was chosen president

Trenton WN. J Paul P. Liscio Joseph Micarelli Bridgeport Unico National National Service Club Group William C. Davini St. Paul

Two Men Hurt In Park And Pear Crash

Two men suffered minor injuries in a two car crash at Park and Pear streets yesterday around 2 p.m. Anthony Assenza, 21, of 119 Spring Street, passenger in Henry DiMenno’s car, received a scalp abrasion and hip bruises. Henry DiMenno, 21, of 346 Huntington Road, and his brother Anthony Di Menno, 21, were treated for leg and other abrasions. All were treated and released by Dr. E. B. Ives at Emergency Hospital. A third car driven by Andrew Fekete, 23, of 754 State Street, struck the DiMenno vehicle broadside. Fekete was held on a state auto violation charge.

Park and Pear Streets Anthony Assenza Spring Street Henry K. DiMenno Huntington Road Anthony di Menno E. B. Ives Andrew Fekete State Street

Nurses Reunite From Bridgeport Hospital School Tonight

Members of both sections of the 1931 graduating days of the Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing will meet for their annual reunion tonight at 7 o clock in the El Morrocco restaurant.

Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing el Morrocco

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G.O.P U. S Thomas Larantides South Street Danbury Hospital Robert Lincoln North Salem Road Ridgefield Anthony Tomaino Padanaram Road Alvaro Rodrigues Town Hill Avenue John Rogers Roger Avenue David Dayton Botsford Newtown Edward Cerrone Morgan Avenue Arthur Baur Comstock Street Henry Brock Fleetwood Avenue Bethel Albert Hajjar Cherry Street Kneeland Fitch R.F.D Samuel Davie Osborne Street Ralph DeSantis Center Street Matthew Burdick Stevens Street George Hyatt Tilly Foster Henry Abbott John Calkins Danbury Board of Trade Frank M. Stone Curthene Marino State Department of Education By E. Simms Campbell Agency Atom Bomb U. N Lorillard
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