Truman Accepts Resignation of Denny from FCC
President Truman accepted the resignation of Charles R Denny from the Federal Communications Commission effective October 31. Denny cited financial reasons for leaving government service after a tenure dating to 1942 with roles as general counsel, acting chairman, and FCC chairman. Truman praised Denny for high public service and noted the importance of his negotiations with international telecommunications conferences.
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Charles R Denny
Federal Communications Commission
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Denny
Baltimore
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T. A. M. Craven
Squirrels Damage Leads to Half Million in Telecomm Losses
Squirrels cause about $500000 in annual damage by gnawing the lead from telephone cables, prompting calls for protective measures and wildlife management.
Divorces Filed in Superior Court Yesterday
Divorce actions filed in Superior court yesterday include Eva C Lovell of Fairfield suing Arthur B Lovell of Bridgeport for intolerable cruelty. Viola Newton Smith of Stamford against Laurence E Smith of Milford for cruelty and desertion. Anthony Daniele of Norwalk against Mary Reanu Daniele of New Canaan for cruelty. Mary Panucci Cuozzo of Stamford against Paul A Cuozzo for dissolution of marriage.
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Arthur B. Lovell
Bridgeport
Viola Newton Smith
Stamford
Laurence E. Smth
Milford
Anthony Daniele
Norwalk
Mary Reabu
Daniele
New Canaan
Mary Panucci Cuozzo
Paul A. Cuozzo
Deen
Reno Denies Being Nation's Noisiest City
Reno residents disputed a national survey naming Reno as the noisiest U S city. Casino owners and officials argued the city is lively and entertaining around the clock but not notably noisy, with comments from Raymond I Smith and George Southworth reflecting a mix of pride and disbelief.
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United States
Raymond I. Smith
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George Southworth
City Intersection Delays Traffic With Aerial Highway Gap
A downtown street corner becomes a choke point as two national highways intersect and all traffic is funneled through the area due to the absence of aerial highways. The explanation cites the bottleneck impacting commute times and local disruption.
Al Capp to Speak at Bridgeport Palestine Program
Former Bridgeporter Al Capp creator of Li’l Abner will travel from Boston to appear at a Bridgeport Labor Committee program on Palestine. The event is set for Tuesday at 8 p m in Bassick High School, announced chairman Joseph P. Cleary.
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