Man found wounded sought in slaying in Southwick
Charles B. Cush Cushing 28 a Springfield taxicab driver was found wounded in woods after a Sunday slaying of his wife's brother in law. Police believe he shot himself with a rifle slug from a shotgun and he was taken to Noble Hospital in Westfield in shock. Donald A. MacDonald 37 was killed as he laughed sleeping with his wife Ruth 36 wounded critically. Cushing's estranged wife Dorothy 33 was wounded. District Attorney Moynihan said a homicide complaint would be sought in Westfield District Court.
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Southwick
Mass
Det. Aid
Charles B. Cush ’ Ting
Springfield
Weods
Cushing
Noble Hospital
Westerfield
Donald A. MacDonald
Ruth
Dorothy
Stephen Moynahan
Westfield
Health Dept calls Food Handlers Conclave in town park
A special Orientation Conference for Food Handlers is summoned by the Health Department for October 15 at 2 30 p m in Boothe Memorial Park Acting Health Director Dr Chester E Haberlin announces All food handlers and owners of eating establishments in the town invited Robert H Mundy town sanitation man to preside with Town Manager Harry B Flood and Dr Haberlin to welcome The state Health Department official Leslie K Sherman will speak on Food Poisoning and Mundy will discuss local program development A film Hash Slinging to Food Handling will be shown followed by Q and A
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Health Department
Boothe Memorial Park
Chester E. Haberlin
Robert H. Mundy
Harry B. Flood
Haberlin
Leslie K. Sherman
Holy Name Women Plan Halloween Party
Holy Name of Jesus church Bod ies Council meets Thursday at 8 p.m. in the parish hall to conduct business and plan a Halloween party. Mrs Lawrence Firmender presides and members are urged to return Oct 19 dinner dance cards. Hostesses include a long list of parish ladies. The Rev Francis Burr announces a final teaching session Wednesday at 7 45 p.m. for Effective Teaching in the Church and Home with the subject Creative Activity and Worship.
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Bodies Council of the Holy Name of Jesus Church
Lawrence Firmender
John Micklus
Joseph Miko
George Mihalik
John Murdick
John Murcko
Edward Michaels
J. Stalmack
Joseph Stempel
Emil Sutik
Nicholas Tomasco
Arthur Vago
Stephen Wargo
Michael Yurasek
John Zakutansky
Herbert Walsh
Francis P. Burr
First Congregational Church
Solomonson Renamed President of Stratford Historical Society
Olaff S. Solomonson has been reelected president of the Stratford Historical Society. Officers named at the annual election include first vice president Donald S. Sammis and second vice president Donald W. Fowler, with Robert W. completing the trio of vice presidents.
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Solomonson
Historical Society
Olaff S. Solomonson
Stratford Historical Society
Donald S. Sammis
Donald W. Fowler
Robert W
Notable Stratford Residents Return and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Joseph E McNamara and son Dennis return from Chicago Kansas City and Canada. Mr McNamara superintendent of St Michael cemetery attended the Queen of Heaven mausoleum dedication and National Cemetery conference. Stratford PA drum and bugle corps to march in Bridgeport Columbus Day parade next Saturday at 5 pm reporting to PAL clubrooms at 3 pm. Police habitat lists Sgt Frank McNamara and Patrolmen Stephen Erdos and Charles Ruzicka on vacation. Baptisms performed at First Congregational church for Carl Erick and Charles Frederick. Frances DeCarlo named Civil Defense chair and Carrie Payne Graves Registration chair by Mrs Virginia Snow American Legion Auxiliary. Rev William O Johnson elected vice moderator of Fairfield County Baptist association. C S Solomonson named secretary-treasurer and Mrs Benjamin Reed chair of Burne ford Baptist.
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Dennis
Chapel Street
Chicago
Kansas City
Canada
McNamara
St. Michael's |Q
Queen of Heaven Mausoleum
National Cemetery
Stratford PA
Bridgeport
PAL
Ernest Wood
Frank McNamara
Stephen Erdos
Charles Ruzicka
Carl Erick
Herbert E. Brandt
Charles Frederick
Charles G. DeRoo
First Congregational Church
Virginia Snow
American Legion Auxiliary
Frances DeCarlo
Carrie Payne
William O. Johnson
First Baptist Church of
Stratford
Fairfield's County Association
of . Baptist
Marines Escape Navy Brig After Window Break
Three Marines and one sailor escaped from the Groton submarine base brig by sliding down from a third floor window. A state wide police hunt followed. Catalano Sykes and Mitnick remained at large, Libby was captured near Dow Chemical. Deserter status announced for the three Marines awaiting courts martial or sailer discipline.
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Groton
FBI
Connecticut
Corp
Michael JP .R. Catalano, Jr
Cedar P Street
Meriden
Randolph Sykes
Charter Oak Terrace
Hartford
Joseph J. Mitnick
Eastwood Ave
Waterbury
Dow Chemical Company
Ledyard
William M. Libby
Ells Street
Ansonia
Navy
Sykes
Mitnick
Catalano
Libby
Rule Prohibits Mention of Occupants in House Galleries
A 1933 rule of the House of Representatives bars any member from calling attention to a gallery occupant during House sessions. The rule restricts discussion of individuals seated in the galleries while the chamber is in session.
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House of Representatives
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