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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1947

Page

12

Bridgeport Rally Urges Jewish State in Palestine

Bridgeport residents rally in support of a Jewish state in Palestine, denouncing British deportations of Exodus refugees and calling for UN-backed implementation of the majority report. Speakers urge aiding 150,000 Jews and transferring 30,000 orphan children to Palestine, with emphasis on humanitarian urgency and global peace.

Bridgeport Palestine Europe United States United Nations United Nations Special Committee On Assembly of the United Nations Germany Hitler Har Fabregat

CIO Votes to Battle for Labor Law Repeal

Boston dispatch reports the CIO National Convention voting to oppose the Taft-Hartley Act and to back its repeal, with unions to decide whether to comply. Philip Murray cites rights protections while Schwellenbach argues for a 75 cent minimum wage amid rising prices and a "sellers' market" earnings surge.

Boston CIO Philip Murray Labor Board Schwellenbach L.B. Schwellenbach Congress

Cornell survey estimates dairy farm equipment cost

Ithaca, N Y based Cornell University survey of 26 cost accounting dairymen finds that a well equipped diary farm in New York State requires about 4200 dollars for equipment averaging 170 dollars per cow The study outlines investment needs across essential dairy machinery and facilities to reach efficient production levels.

Ithaca N.Y U.P New York State Cornell University

AFL Deal Forces Lewis Defeat Over Non Red Issue

AFL leader Lewis suffers a stinging defeat in a dispute over CIO formation but returns to the federation in January 1946 after breaking with his own congress. He faces another showdown soon as District 50, with jurisdictional conflicts among several AFL unions, remains unsettled.

CIO Federation Congress of Industrial Organizations AFL

Changes Seen In Sales Tax Plan

Mr Sprague explains sales tax distribution benefits to payers and cites offsets through exemptions. He notes bipartisan support for revenue, a $13 million budget gap, and $16 million in education and veterans aid. He criticizes delaying a general business tax and alternative options. He cites a $53 million biennium shortfall and compares income tax potential to state needs.

Sprague Mr. Sprague New York Connecticut

SEEK CAMERA OWNER REPORTEDLY STOLEN FROM AUTO

Police seek the owner of a German reflex type camera believed stolen from a car in the past two weeks. Capt. Joseph A. Morris said the owner can claim the camera at headquarters with proper identification.

Joseph A. Morris

G. O. P. Aldermanic Candidates Discuss Campaign with Leaders

Republican aldermanic candidates met last night with party leaders and mayoral candidate Salvatore J. Fazio to discuss campaign plans. John P. Baxter chaired, with George A. Laden and Hanford W. Bigelow outlining strategy, plus Earle A. Benson speaking for education. Fazio urged candidates to seek district progress and city welfare, praising their interest in Bridgeport's future. Present were Harry MecCrelis, Francis G. Brown, Howard B. Martin, Louise N. Gaylord, A Edward Sandula, Fried Reichert, Frederick Robinson, and Joseph Turner.

Salvatore J. Fazio John P. Baxter George A. Laden Hanford W. Bigelow Earle A. Benson Board of Education Fazio Bridgeport Harry MecCrelis Francis G. Brown Howard B. Martin Louise N. Gaylord A. Edward Sandula Fried Reichert Frederick Robinson Joseph Turner

Stamford Veteran Loses Suit Over Military Liability

U. S. District Judge Carroll C. Hincks dismissed the $500,000 suit by Stamford resident Frank G. Adams against Chrysler. Adams claimed prewar exclusive sales rights in parts of New York and Connecticut, and that his Army service led to contract cancellation, a penalty for military absence. The court found no liability or reliance that service would not jeopardize his contract.

New Haven U. S Carroll C. Hincks Chrysler Corporation Frank G. Adams Stamford Adams Chrysler New York State Connecticut Fairfield Darien Greenwich Albert Motor Company

Fairfield Block Substitution Test for Intellectual Loss

New diagnostic tool by Joseph Grassi of Fairfield State Hospital judges abstract thinking and learning deficits in organic brain disease. The 12 colored cubes task measures concrete and abstract copying to quantify brain impairment and track changes after interventions such as frontal lobotomy.

Newtown Joseph R. Grassi Fairfield State Hospital William F. Green Grassi Fairfield Grass Hobart College University of Rochester Psychological Laboratories

Class Elects Officers at Sts Cyril and Methodius

Sts Cyril and Methodius high school class elected officers for 1917 48 Terrie Sem onick president Tom Moyher vice president Irene Buynak secretary and Andrew Kapeas treasurer Rev Francis C Metro presided and announced meetings will be held each Monday evening in the school auditorium

Sts. Cyril and Methodius High School Terrie M. Semonick Tom Moyher Irene Buynak Andrew Kapeas Francis C. Metro

Soviet Critics Mock Year Round UN Assembly Plan

The article reports Dulles defending an Interim committee as an internal UN General Assembly organ to study and report, while Vishinsky accuses the plan of weakening the UN and bypassing the Security Council. Evatt sees merit, arguing the charter is not violated. Debate set to resume tomorrow.

Assembly Dulles General Assembly Alates United Nations Security Council Vishineky U. S U.N

Fraud Charge Looms In FPHA Accounts Audit Details

Hearing transcript shows FPHA funds involved defalcations under 10000 with one Michigan case larger. Price Waterhouse found books for 1944 to 1946 in poor shape, noting a fictitious 26250 account payable for painting on a non existent commitment. Emmerich defends past chaos and says no waste found. FPHA's wartime role and shift to peacetime aid outlined.

Ives Michigan O'Conor Waterhouse Company FPHA Emmerich Ferguson Atlanta Verpuson Ivey Tyes Congress Wisconsin

Girl Missing From Bridgeport Sought

Bridgeport police sought Tuesday evening to locate 16 year old Joan Powers of 191 Arctic Street who has been missing since Monday after leaving for work at a Main Street store. She is described as five feet tall with brown hair and blue eyes. She was last seen wearing a white coat a blue dress and a black shoulder bag.

Bridgeport Joan Powers Arctic Street Main Street Joan

Civic Leaders To Aid Legion Building Fund

Citizens Committee for the American Legion Building Fund campaign forms in Bridgeport with leaders from many fields joining. John Bryan reports at Rog ers Brothers post meeting in the Jewish Community Center that the fund seeks public matching gifts to match past patriotism and support the Legion building. Aram H. Tellalian Jr. presides as new commander.

Legion Building Fund Citizens Committee For the American Legion Building Fund Rogers Brothers Post John Bryan Bryan Bridgeport American Legion Peport American Legion Building Fund Aram H. Tellalian, Jr

Flames Destroy Fairfield House In Blazing Fire

Fire of undetermined origin leveled an abandoned building at Fairfield Woods road and Applegate road. Tunxis Hill and Stratfield firefighters arrived at 11 33 PM to find headway past salvage. crews remained overnight to soak surrounding grounds and prevent spread. Spectators reported the blaze spreading for miles. owner identity and dismantling operator could not be confirmed.

Fairfield Woods Road Applegate Road Tunxis Hill Stratfield

Norwalk Officials Debate Civil Service and Welfare Actions

Norwalk city government items feature debates on civil service stance and education board membership. Mayor Freese plans Welfare commission reports while names and committees are announced, including Bruchac, Gilman, Hansen, Hyatt, Kirmayer, and Lazar.

James Martin Freese Theos A. Langlie Betswood Road Board of Education Redenred National Association of Manufacturers Redmen’s Hall Milton Bruchac Hansen Leater Gilman Welfare Investigating Welfare Commission Welfare Commiselon Edward H. Miller Robert S&s. Corvette Favl DeMuth Poller Christian Hansen Francia X. Kirmayer Gabriel Lazar Mr. Carvette Lester C. Gilman Earl F. Hyatt Harold Glazer Carvette Eugene Englund Gilman Miller Kirmayer James W. Ziegler Victor B. Camorata Henry Simon Walter Collings Benjamin

A Million Dollars To Relieve Piles

IL estimates over a million dollars yearly spent on pile remedies. A druggist notes Peterson's Ointment provides rapid relief in minutes for 35c a box or 60c with tube and applicator. Money back if not delighted.

Peterson ADV

Darkness halts efforts with 25 still aboard

An aboard airliner scene described as darkness and gale winds as rescue operations continue. The initial Bible message reported passengers mostly seasick with plate leaking, three survivors taken from a life raft, and four more saved to five total. Prestwick tower relayed Capt Mant saying he landed near a weather station after strong headwinds, with no damage reported and all safe.

Coast Guard Kllen Earliesr Gontrol Prestwick Scotland Mant TU Navy NNMC Newfoundland

Fairfield Board Denies Clerk Eight Thousand Four Hundred Pay

The Fairfield board elected Rennell by a 6 to 2 vote with Kilborn and Shaw opposing. Kilborn argued for a Republican chairman. the board is six Republicans and three Democrats. Clerk salary and office operations were discussed, an adjusted payroll plan for town staff proposed, and a heating overhaul appropriation approved for the Legion home plus a library service appropriation for Bridgeport residents.

Denmaecints Orson Kilborn Frank S. Shaw Kilborn Rennell Glover Tare Board Fieet Clifford L. Johnson Col Paul G. Daly

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Truman Dodd Special Committee On Woodrow Wilson Allice International Table of Nations United Nations Committee Joseph Schlossberg American Trade Union Council For Palestine Schleseberg Leigh Danenberg Bridgeport Sunday Herald Joseph P. Cleary Bridgeport Labor Committee On James C. Shannon James J. O'Connell The American Christian Committee On Palestine Peter Benard Bridgeport Central Labor Union J. Lawrence O'Toole Connecticut Federation of Labor Lewis U.S Jerusalem Mufti London G. O. P. Aldermanic Kate Levine Fairfield House Norwalk Nue P. O Grant Legion Request Nature Doan New Broad ST Cor
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