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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1947

Page

26

Peter J Ring Jr Reelected Stratford Town Council Head

Peter J Ring Jr heads a Stratford Town Council reorganization after reelection. The council appoints Wilcoxson as town clerk and Dorothy Staples as assistant town clerk, with the appointments ratified unanimously. New members include Ralph Kregling, Ralph Goodsell, Joseph Janosko Jr., Andrew Kaza, Herman Leveen, Frank Larkin, Robert Keeling, George Tomkinson, and Ring as chairman.

Peter J. Ring, Jr Stratford Town Council Frank Evitts Third District Ring William Reeves Robert A. Keeling Eigth Fuing Edward Howie Faith District Hawie Keeling Joseph J Lupe Pharmaciat Edison Joyce Ralph Kregling First District Wilcoxson Hawte Thomas L. Joyce Tomlinson Ralph I. Kregling Ralph Goodsell Frank C. Evitts Joseph M Janosko, Jr Andrew J. Kaza Herman A. Leveen Frank A. Larkin George HH Tomkinson Chairman Ring

Dancer's trial resumes in Havana courtroom

Patricia Schmidt, jailed six months, returns to court to explain the shooting of John Lester Mee on his yacht Santa. She vows afterward to keep future relationships strictly platonic, saying she will avoid men, despite Mee's alleged threats.

Havana Patricia Laura) Schmidt John Lester Mee Cuanabacoa Mee Santa Havana Harbor Schmidt Trey

Stamford Woman Gets Six Months Jail Term

Stamford resident Dorothy L. Lenz 35 pleaded guilty to a morals charge before Judge Thomas A. Molloy in Superior Court and received a six month jail term suspended after 30 days with one year probation. Genaro Montefusco 18, of Stamford, also pleaded guilty to a similar offense and received a three month term placed on probation for one year. Lenz had filed for divorce March 8 alleging intolerable cruelty seeking alimony and custody of two children. Lenz countersued September 9 accusing Lenz Jr. of misconduct with Montefusco.

Dorothy L. Lenz Stamford Thomas A. Molloy Superior Court Genaro Montefuscole Lens Montefuscole

Raymond Payne Hurt In East Side Crash

Raymond Payne aged 19 of 68 Wale street suffered head and back injuries in a two car crash at Harriet and Maple streets at 12 10 p m He was transported in a city ambulance to Bridgeport hospital in fairly good condition His brother Arnold Payne 22 of 485 Helen street was in the car and the other vehicle was driven by Chester N Grabowski 31 of 156 Hicks street Grabowski was arrested on a charge of violation of the state auto laws by patrolmen John McGee and Fred erick Ixieran

Raymond Payne Wale Street Bridgeport Harriet and Maple Streets Eli B. Ives Payne Arnold Payne Helen Street Maple Street

Former Senator James E. Watson gravely ill in hospital

In Washington on October 14 former Indiana Republican Senate leader James E. Watson is reported gravely ill in a city hospital. His illness is described as serious and he is receiving medical care.

Washington James E. Watson Indiana Senate Hoover

Luckman seeks bakers to conserve grain in holiday plan

The industry advises a 12 day pre shut down grain saving drive with 36 distillers voting yes. Luckman predicts 16 to 20 million bushels saved and urges reassignment of workers, while Krieger warns of court action to stop closures. Public agencies will buy 200000 bushels and restaurants pledge cooperation.

Harold Krieger A.ews. International Distillery Krieger Louisville Luckman Distilled Spirits Institute Publicker Industries, Inc Licensed Beverage Industries, Inc New York Wsual Restaurant Industry Advisory Committee George R. Lesauvage National Restaurant Association, Inc Cillains Industry Committee

Juliana Sworn Regent of Netherlands in 7-Week Oath

Crown Princess Juliana was sworn in at a joint parliamentary session in The Hague as regent for Queen Wilhelmina. The oath makes Juliana regent for nearly seven weeks, allowing the queen a rest through December 1 with the regency law staying in effect for future rests if needed.

the Hague The Netherlands Juliana Kingdom of the Netherlands Wilhelmina Prince Bernhard Knight’s Hall

Swiss alpinists conquer Big Mitre wall in seven and a half hours

Alexander Lienert and Alois Kaelin of Einsiedeln completed a direct ascent of the Groese Mythen north face, altitude 6239 feet, in seven and a half hours. The feat ends decades of climber pursuit as the pair scale the challenging peak.

Hinsiedeln Switzerland Alexander Lienert Alois Kaelin Einsiedeln

Two Italian Parties Tie In Election In Rome

Final returns show the Christian Democrat party and the Communist-dominated People's Bloc each won 27 of 80 municipal council seats. Less than one percentage point apart, the result leaves the council likely deadlocked on mayoral choice. Alcide de Gasperi's Christian Democrats rally to a comeback across 1,223 precincts.

Rome Christian Democrat Party People's Bloc Councell Interior Ministry Alcide de Gasperi

Tax reform debate echoes budget shortfall plans

Legislator Sprague warned the governor’s biennial budget was $53 million out of balance, urging a sales tax as the only path to needed revenue. He noted proposed increases in veterans and education funding, and discussed income and business tax options with limited room for equitable adjustments.

Sprague New York Connecticut

Truman May Avoid Call to Congress

Washington officials report President Truman may skip a December special session if he can secure Republican assurances that emergency Europe aid will be acted on soon after January. Senators Wherry and Ferguson caution against rushed action and say the administration must provide all facts before Congress moves.

Washington Truman Congress Senate Europe Capitol Bill Senate Appropriations Group Wherry R-Neb Ferguson R-Mich

Gas shortage warned by New England oil chief

Clyde Morrill of Wellesley, executive director of the New England Independent Oil Men's association, warned Boston that gasoline shortages would worsen as refinery construction and transport facilities lag after wartime gains. He said postwar material scarcities were retarding progress and increasing costs.

Boston INS Clyde Morrill Wellesley New England Independent Oil Men's Association New England Matorista Today Morrill Consimp Hon

Plane lands safely after rough sea voyage to Ireland

A Bermuda Sky Queen flight after hours in heavy seas made a dandy landing near Prestwick. No injuries reported. Seven United Nations employees and Shell Mex Anglo-Iranian staff aboard. Early counts put aboard at 70, officials say one crewman was hospitalised with appendicitis before takeoff.

Alhulet United Nations Shell Mex Albulet Prestwick Bermuda Shannon British Press Association

Six Hurt in Two Auto Crash In New Haven Area

Six people injured in a head on collision on a new Wilbur Cross parkway section near New Haven. Harvard business students Patrick Robinson and Peter Hawoson, both 24 and 23, Calgary. Robert P. Palmer, 23, Houston. Meriden residents Michael Altieri 37 Albert Altieri 20 and Salvatore Zimmetti 37. Zimmetti and Palmer treated at a physician’s office. others admitted to Meriden or New Haven hospitals. Fog shrouded the 6:15 a.m. crash. the stretch had not opened to traffic.

North Haven Harvard Wilbur Cross Parkway Harvard School of Business Administration Patrick Robinson Peter Hawoson Calgary Alberta Canada Robert PB. Palmer Houston Texas Meriden North Haven Construction Company Michael Altieri Albert Altieri Salvatore Zimmetti Zimmett Palmer New Haven

Duke of Windsor Ends England Visit

The Duke of Windsor sailed for France with no invitation to Princess Elizabeths November wedding. The London Star reported he would not attend unless the duchess also was invited, a condition tied to Wallis Simpson who has not been welcomed by the royal family since the abdication.

London Duke of Windsor France Elizabeth London Star Windsor Wallis Warfield Simpson Elisabeth Philip Mountbatten

NIMITZ TO RETIRE FROM ACTIVE NAVY IN DECEMBER

Admiral Chester W. Nimitz announced he would retire from active naval duty in mid December and move to the West coast. He offered willingness to serve the President in any role except a diplomatic appointment and named five admirals as potential successors: Blandy, Denfeld, Ramsey, Conolly, and Cooke.

Dallas Tex Chester W. Nimitz Truman Nimitz William H. P. Blandy Atlantic Louis Denfeld Pacific D. C. Ramsey Richard L. Conolly Mediterranean Co. M. Cooke China

Commission to quiz aircraft builders on long range defense plan

Washington dispatch reports the President's Air Policy commission inviting leading aircraft manufacturers to propose a long range preparedness program. J Carton Wand Jr of Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp was among officials asked to provide material to supplement two weeks of testimony, with the group studying atomic power for aviation.

Washington Air Policy Commission J. Carton Wand, Jr Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation

Briefs Filed In Back Pay Suit In Connecticut

Readable excerpts show a Connecticut back pay case where city and state officers authorized waivers widely. Attorneys argue the actions are illegal and barred by statute of limitations, seeking justice for policemen and firemen and highlighting a potential multi million dollar impact. The line notes a Supreme Court remark about over explanation.

Connecticut Supreme Court of the United States Reich Laden Supreme Court Ciy Cout United States Supreme Court Mark Pwrin

Lost Girl Found by State Policeman Norwalk

Lucille Carothers two and a half years old daughter of Mr and Mrs William V Carothers County street reported missing shortly after 1 41 a m today and found unharmed twenty five minutes after search began State Policeman Walter Abel located the girl in a marsh about a half mile from her home she had wandered from her parentsReported missing two hours earlier by Mrs Carothers

Norwalk Lucille Carothers William V. Carothers County Street Walter Abel

Russia brands U S plan for UN farce

Russia denounces the U N plan to expand the General Assembly powers as a farce and argues it would clash with the Security Council. Evatt challenges Vishinsky as Dulles leads the U S debate. The quarrel centers on vetoes and reform to curb dysfunction in the United Nations.

Russia Vishinsky Security Council Evatt Assembly U.S A.m. Tomorow Rnssia L-Nation Security Council Dulles United Nations Pegular Assembly Marshall Andrei Y Vishinsky U. S General Assembly

Irene Hartwell Elected President Of Connecticut Arts Group

Irene Hartwell of Roxbury has been elected president of the Artists and Writers of Connecticut, succeeding Paolo Abbate of Torrington. Other officers include Ralph Nelson of Bethlehem as vice president, John Ferguson of New Haven as second vice president, Fidith de Rienz of Waterbury as secretary, Annie Littell of West Haven as treasurer, and Effie Skilton of Watertown as corresponding secretary.

Litchfield Irene Hartwell Roxbury Artists and Writers of Connecticut Paolo Abbate Torrington Ralph Nelson Bethlehem John Ferguson New Haven Fidith de Rienz Waterbury Annie Littell West Haven Effie Skilton Watertown

Cattle dealer fined in Enfield court case details

Nathan Libbey, Enfield cattle dealer, was fined 550 total on 16 counts by Judge Arthur R. Bostick. He paid 100 for two counts of exchanging cartage on cattle and 35 for 14 counts of failing to report the sale of registered cattle.

Enfield Nathan Libbey Arthur R. Bostick Libbey

Riverside man jailed for indecent assault plea

Ameiicus NI Decilio, 32, of Riverside Drive Long Hill, pleaded guilty to indecent assault before Judge Thomas J. Molloy in Superior court and received a one year jail sentence.

A. N. Decilio Ameiicus NI. Decilio Riverside Drive Long Hill Thomas J. Molloy

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