Justice Jackson Dies in 63rd Year
Washington Oct 9 AP Supreme Court Justice Robert H Jackson 62 died suddenly of a heart attack while en route to his office in Washington near McLean Virginia He stopped at his secretary Elsie Douglas home for aid but died at 11 45 am EST The death opens the way for Eisenhower second appointment to the high court President pays tribute and note of surprise surrounds the capital
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Weather Forecast for Bridgeport and New York City
Official Weather Bureau data show partly cloudy warm conditions for Bridgeport today tonight and Monday with highs in the 70s and lows around 60. Winds from south to southwest moderate to fresh. New York City expected to mirror Bridgeport conditions.
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Two Week Old Infant Survives Major Surgery
Ronald Thomas Brown, born Sept 19 a month premature, underwent major surgery 11 days after birth at Milford hospital. The two and a half week old infant faced spinal bifida meningomyelocele and a clubbed left foot. Still in danger but improving, he is under care of Dr. Carl P. Viola and his parents Mr. and Mrs. George A. Brown.
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Churchill warns West against taunting US toward isolation
Prime Minister Winston Churchill, addressing a party convention in Blackpool, warned the West and Britain's Socialist party against provoking United States isolationism. He argued such taunting would condemn all of Europe to Russian communist subjugation.
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McCarthy Hospitalized for Sinus Treatment
Senator McCarthy is a patient at the Naval Hospital in Bethesda Maryland for a sinus infection and a general check up. The hospital calls his condition satisfactory and friends say the sinus ailment is acutely painful though not life threatening. He was admitted Tuesday afternoon.
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Youth Injured in Brown Rhode Island Game
A Bridgeport youth, Lester R. Peavy, 21, Brown end and ex Harding High player, was critically injured in a collision with a Rhode Island University halfback after a 25 yard catch during the Brown Rhode Island football game in Providence. He suffered a brain hemorrhage and was listed in poor condition with a blood clot removed during surgery. doctors expected no early improvement.
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County Voter Registration Tops 290000 in Off Year
Fairfield county's 23 towns and cities report an 290,484 voter registration for the Nov 2 state election, 28,735 higher than 1950 and 7,743 below the 1952 presidential total. Bridgeport added 1,050 new voters yesterday, bringing city totals to about 77,500 with 4,300 additions this year.
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Horse Bolts with Rider Hurts Four on Trumbull Road
A riding academy horse bolted near Beardsley Park and threw 12 year old Caroline Berkley, injuring two others and causing a vehicle collision on Trumbull road. Four injured include Berkley, Joseph Benedetto and Vito Benedetto with head and other injuries. The horse was killed and the 1934 truck damaged. Some patients were released after treatment at Bridgeport Hospital.
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Democrats Hit Attack by KE in Washington
Democratic congressional leaders Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn telegraphed President Eisenhower calling his Denver remarks an unwarranted attack on Democrats. They said there will be no cold war when Democrats gain control of both houses, asserting Republicans must win a new Congress to end partisan warfare.
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Gale Sinks Freight er Freight er Sinking of Mormackite
Norfolk, Oct 9. Three naval ships sped through the Atlantic toward Norfolk with 11 survivors and 11 bodies after the ore freighter Mormackite sank. Destroyer escorts Bache Eaton and Beale requested ambulances and physicians for arrival at the navy convoy escort piers tomorrow.
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New Puzzle Rules Change Series Begins
The Sunday Post introduces a new puzzle series with changes: no more than five solutions per person, hand drawn or traced puzzles only, and a prize rule when four straight weeks of no winner occur. If a perfect entry appears, prizes restart and a new cycle begins. Details are on Page C5.
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Hazel Moves Slowly Across Caribbean Threatens Land
Hurricane Hazel edged through the Caribbean about 900 miles southeast of Florida, packing 126 mph winds at its core. The hurricane force winds extended about 100 miles across, with gale winds reaching 75 mph over a 300 mile diameter area and a broad 930 mile circumference.
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POW Trials Favor Brass Says VFW Seeks Probe
Stratford VFW calls for national inquiry into court martial sentences from the Korean campaign. Differences between punishments for enlisted men and officers alleged by Thomas B. Coughlin, former commander, prompted the request. He said the concern is longstanding and not a spur of the moment.
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City Protest Over All Night Parking Ban Grows
Prosecutor Men Fraywirth denounces the wholesale issuance of all night parking tags as a rigid move. The Patrolmen's Association plans to urge changes while 100 citizens led by Alexander Yanosy advocate keeping bans on through streets but lifting them on congested side streets. They cite water mains on one side and fire safety concerns to support a modification.
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Cleary Praises Four Republicans at Hartford Dinner
Joseph P. Cleary former labor league chair praised four Republicans at a dinner honoring Daniel E. Hannon for state senate in the 21st district. Also lauded Senator George A. Laden seeking re election in the 22nd district, Anita Vogel GOP school board candidate, and A Edward Sandula local GOP leader at Nu Champs Seaview Avenue restaurant.
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Detroit Cops Indicted in Payoffs Inquiry
Eighteen Detroit policemen were indicted today by a one man grand jury investigating alleged payoffs to police by gamblers. Fifty eight other officers named in the report face possible departmental action. Seventeen of the indicted had preliminary hearings. eighteen were suspended. One defendant is believed to be in Reno.
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Former NSA worker faces data theft charges in 1962 case
Joseph Sydney Petersen Jr., a former Loyola University and Ursuline College physics teacher and 13 year NSA employee, was arrested in Arlington VA on charges of improperly obtaining government secrets with intent to aid a foreign nation. Bail set at $25,000. arraignment in Alexandria.
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