Freese Victory in Norwalk as Socialist sweep continues
Norwalk voters backed Irving C. Freese for mayor and elected multiple Socialist figures to city offices, signaling a decisive shift from major parties. The tally showed Freese winning amid strong turnout while the city approved school, parking bond issues and constitutional measures, highlighting a broad political mandate.
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Cireles
Mavor Kelley
Mueyor Bair
Dane
Wearwalk
Socialist Party
Norwalk
Jasper
Tre Jone
William V. Bertrayv
Francie & Kirmayer
Christian Hansen
Eugene Englund
Robert S&s. Garrette
Earle F. Hyatt
Jo Cal
Winnipauk
Fitch School
Eues
Mr. Freese
Robert RB. Oliver
Robert BE. Howard
Irving C. Freese
Joseph Ainckayv
Cry
Charles L. Spitz
George D. Wauser
Kenton M. Erieson
Oranton
Frank Moore
Fang
Frederick J. Nocher
Franklin S. Weed
John Feber
Henry F. Beaupain
Adrien A. Maurice
Earl V. Hamm
WV Board of Education
Pharroe
Bintmum
Mesa
Dorothy Eo Faleetoner
RY Apie
Anne
Shattery
Irank Ds
Athenetha
Stanley We
Krank Venez
Cieza Envi
Prideport Surgical Co Truss Fitting Service Ad
A Prideport area advertisement from Nash Surgical Co at 3179 Broad St promotes expert truss fitting services for ruptures. It invites readers to consult the shop and notes they have fitted hundreds of patients with modern trusses.
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Dullets
Pridecport
Nash Surgical CO
Broad St
Etim St
Adv
Allen Rhyde
Bridgeport
New England
Studio of
State ST
Hancock Ave
Bryant Electric
Harvey Hubbell Co
Complete Photographic Service
Allen Rhyce
Butter prices fall in major markets amid margins boost
Grain exchanges boost margins for the Commodity Credit Corporation. Housewives see little overall change in grocery prices while butter prices decline across New York and Chicago wholesale markets. New York tops at 74 cents a pound, Chicago at 70 to 71 cents, Salt Lake City at 78 cents for best grade.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
New York
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Statue's 22 Yellow Roses Stay Fresh Five Months
Rev James Turner says the crown of 22 yellow roses on the St Mary's statue of the Virgin Mary remains unusually fresh five months after the May crowning. Seven-year-old Pauline Byrne placed the blooms, bought from a local florist, and churchgoers flock to see them. The priest declines to claim a miracle but calls the display above nature.
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Stock Port
Bing
St. Mary's
James Turner
Pauline Byrne
Father Turner
Robinson Recalled to Navy Duty from West Hartford
Commander John F. Robinson of West Hartford former director of State Selective Service was recalled to active duty by the Navy. He will report to Washington to serve on General Hershey's staff, leaving Connecticut and resigning as state commander of the Catholic War Veterans and from the Connecticut Veterans' Advisory Commission.
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John F. Robinson
West Hartford
Selective Service
Navy
Washington, D. C
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service Records
Robinson
McConaughy
Connecticut Veterans’ Advisory Commission
Catholic War Veterans
Johnson Wins in Fairfield Amid Withdrawal and Protests
Fairfield voters backed Clifford T. L. Johnson in a tight race with Ferguson as the town consolidates power across six districts. Johnson led in most districts, while Ferguson carried Tumxis Hill Kings Highway. A protest over a Republican moderator triggered a replacement, and shifts occurred in town offices including the first woman on the Board of Finance. Absentee ballots totaled 400 with varied district totals.
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Fairfield
Clifford L. Johnson
Sam Glover
Johnson
John Ferguson
Gerety
Samuel Glover
Hartford
Francie B. Redick
Ferguson
Landy
First Selectman
Third Selectman
Stratfield
Greenfield Hill
Center
Grasmere
Southport
Tumxis Hill-Kings Highway
Ralph Garofalo
Louis Kaltenbach
Herbert H. Loewith
Nicholas J. Phelan
Sherman School
First Selectman’s Post
Democratic Party
Finance
Board of Finance
Val C. Hart
Fairfield League of Women Voters
Edward E. Bray
Hart
Bray
Richard M. Brett
Dewitt C. Ramsay
M. Wesley Sherwood
Waer
William J. Schaefer
Mr. Sherwood
Glover
George E. Boland
Miram T. Beale
Joseph M. Schwarzkopf
Board of Education
John R. Ganley
Charlies C. Lacey
Board of Tax Review
Herbert H. Leewith
New Town
Egbert C. Hadley
Charles L. Gellatly
Herbert C. Elion
Howard Lechine
Joseph F. Burlin
Chester E. Brown
George Hansen
Stephen Homa
Oscar Swanhall
Walter J. Kleplesky
Joseph E. Mickune
James J. Spall, Jr
Joseph Elias
Second Selectman
Michael J. Wanat
John T. Dooley
H. Patterson Harris
Michael Wanat
Edward A. Buck
Elizabeth A. Banks
Thomas Currie
Clarence A. Earl, Jr
Ruth W. Evans
Madeline M. Daly
Clifford TL. Johnson
Edgar L. Haines
Frank Landy
George &. Boland
Mirian T. Beadle
Mirian M. Hart
Herbert C. Elton
Edward Schine
Joseph F. Burlinson Jr
Eugene S. Halas
Registrar of Voters
Rogers urges resumption of monthly Social Security payments
U S Representative Edith W Rogers of Massachusetts demanded the Social Security board restore the pre-war schedule of payments on the first of each month. In a message to Commissioner Arthur J Altmeyer she said beneficiary payments have been delayed to the fifth of each month under a wartime measure.
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Lowell
Mass
U. S
Edith W. Rogers
R-Masa
Social Security Board
Social Security
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Bridgeport Symphony Fund Rally Highlights Plan
Bridgeport civic leaders push for a Connecticut Symphony Orchestra in the city. George Waldo urges community funding, celebrating early $1,000 donations from Howland Dry Goods, Columbia Records and Bridgeport Brass. Concertmaster Paul Bernard noted for performance. aim to unite diverse residents through music and broaden access via radio and live concerts.
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Carlyle Bennett
Waldo
Edmund 8. Wolfe
Klein
Library Commission
Bodine
Howland Dry Goods Company
Columbia Records
Bridgeport Brass Company
Herbert L. Cohen
H. ©. Bishop
Chamber of Commerce
Stratfield Hotel
Bizet
Debussy
Pravda
Andrei Vishinsky
Bronx
United Nations
Mr. Waldo
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Connecticut Symphony Orchestra
Connecticut Symphony
Philharmonic
New York
Boston Symphony
Boston
Foundation Fund Committee
Russia Accepts New Date for German Pact Talks
The Moscow decision to proceed with a Nov 25 foreign ministers meeting drew mixed reactions. France and Britain welcomed the move, while some Paris papers urged outlawing the Communist party as a Soviet fifth column. British officials noted the Polish Communist gathering had an official air, with A. A. Zhdanov present, amid East West tensions.
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Tern
Moscow
France Libre
Charles de Gaulle
London Daily Telegraph
Russia
Great Britain
Communist Information Bureau
Paris
la Epoque
Communist Party
France
Third International
L'Npoque
Poland
Comintern
Stalin
Foreign Office
A. A. Zhdanov
Attlee
Ernest Bevin
Postmaster Neary In Good Condition After Operation
Postmaster Russell F. Neary of 831 Laurel Avenue is reported in good condition at St. Vincent's Hospital following a serious operation conducted yesterday.
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Russell F. Neary
Laurel Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Symphony Official to Address Lions Club
Herbert L. Cohen vice president of the Connecticut Symphony Orchestra will address Lions club tomorrow at the Stratfield hotel. Miss Dorotha Powers violinist will present a program with Albert Hirach as accompanist. Powers from New York will play at the luncheon as a goodwill gesture toward the orchestra and its Angel Week efforts.
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Herbert L. Cohen
Connecticut Symphony Orchestra
Lions Club
Stratfield Hotel
Dorotha Powers
Albert Hirach
Mise Powers
Frm
New York
Connecticut Symphony
Democrats Gain In Town Voting In Connecticut
Democrats gain in many towns as Republicans lose ground in Fairfield County upsets and mayoral contests. Bristol elected Democrat James P. Casey as mayor, Torrington re-elected Democrat William A. Kilmartin, and Ridgefield saw Democrat Harry Hull win first selectman. Statewide constitutional amendments on governor terms and probate judges received strong support amid high voter interest in local governance.
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Registrars of Voters
John A. Mills
Ambrose M. Gaynor
First
Dean G. Russell
Harold M. Sheaff
Samuel Cioffi
James M. Kelley
Nicholas J. Bredice
William J. Creagh
Winifred E. DeMuth
Gabriel Lazar
Edward H. Miller
Stephen Hevessey
Michael C. Warholic
Thomas E. Sullivan
Aaron Kohn
Stephen J. Ungvary
John J. Barber
Milton Bruchac
Irving H. Glister
William V. Bartluny, Sr
Irving C. Jennings
Charles F. Hughes
Alfred G. Symonds
Richard J. Webb
Theodore B. Coleman
Daniel H. Rowland
Mildred Wild
Theodore A. Mineau
Francis X. Kirmayer
Christian Hansen
John A. Dwyer
Gilbert PB. Bogart
Leslie W. Gorhamy
Harry J. Gustafson
William F
Lester C. Gilman
Leonard Caserta
James F. Rees
William EB
LaFontaine
Bernard H. Cottle
Winnipauk
Harold E. Mitchell
Fairfield County
Harry Hull
Ridgefield
New Milford
Litchfield County
Board of Selectmen
Aleso
Redding
Bethel
Darien
Weston
Wilton
Brookfield
New Fairfield
Easton
James P. Casey
Bristol
Daniel Davis
Torrington
William A. Kilmartin
James H. Graham
Milford Charter Bloc Wins 11 Seats in Vote Totals
Milford election results show the Charter bloc securing 11 seats across multiple districts and offices. Notable names include Frederick W. Austin and Harry W. Donahue, with numerous town council, board of education, and town meeting representative results listed by district and candidate.
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Milford
Charter Bloc
Harold BE
Hathaway
Waverly P. Lewis
Frank M. McCarthy
William Nyquist
Eunice Smith
George W. Voorhees
Frank P. Wargo
Harriett KR. Allen
Witham F. Bosse
Walter R. Cable
Daniel G. Casey
John T. Casey, Jr
Edward G. Conway
Frank P
William E. Leslie
James V. Whit
Alphonse J. Blatz
James D. Crossman
James E. English
Charles Northrup, Sr
Charles A. Scott
Joseph Shea
Frederick M. Sterner
Joseph J. Varen
Robert J. Walsh
Fred A. Weimann
John F. White
Joseph C. Wickum
Irrank IF. Wisaner
Raymond Brenault
Emily D. Capozzi
William V. Connors
Richard Cyrus
Frank Hear
Andrew D. Kuzemka
Elmer la Pierre
Paul E. Masson
William P. McLaughlin
William Moe
James H. Mosier
Arlene J. Peterson
Arthur G. Riso
Edward C. Robillard
Martin W. Ryan
Arthur IL. Snyder
Florenc M. Sutter
Frank Swarbrick
Robert Thiman
Ernest Vasso
Albert J. Whitman
Albert Wood
Earl H. Woodhead
Board of Education
Cyril F. Mower
Dorothea T. Scott
Daisy B. Walsh
Walter Wannamaker
Violet Marie
John V. Chadwick
Irene T. Endriss
Ward C. Hunt
Ephraim FE
Linn
George Starcikx
James P. Takacs
Robert M. Treat
Adelebert A. Watroeus
Wiliam J. Finan
Herman G. Goldbeck
John P
Bissell
Ruth R. Crawley
Louis PD. Stauss
Earl AL Turcott
Town Corneil
Victor W. Barber
Frank P Bartnick
Robert
Leonard C. Maier
Albert IL. Parker
Joseph Pennington Jr
J. Edward Petersen
Madge Rosenbaum
Charles E. Sorenson
Edward H. Beach
Elena F. Brown
George E. Francis
Horace FE. Handford
Franklin A. Holloway
Harry T. Jensen
C. Elizabeth Kartzmark
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