Brewers Plan to Save Grain Faces Pork By-Products Plan
Washington Oct 15 AP Representatives of the brewing industry prepared to present a grain conservation program to the Cereals Food committee. The panel eased meatless Tuesday rules to boost use of by products such as kidneys and livers. They planned to outline a concrete program to Luckman and the group aims to reduce wheat use and barley waste. The committee also approved greater use of meat by products on Tuesdays and other days, with a focus on practical measures to cut grain feed in beer production.
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Washington
Cizeus Food Committee
Omebody
Charles Luckman
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Alew
Luckman
United States Brewers' Foundation
Small Brewers Committee
Sewer
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State and City Organizing Save Food Committees
Hartford Governor McCoanis announced five state residents who will form the nucleus of the Save Food effort as the organization and work of farm conservation was being formulated. Citizens and municipal groups prepared to cooperate with President Truman's conservation committee in this statewide effort.
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Truman
Hartford
McCo- Panzis
Official Weather Forecast for Western CT and Eastern NY
The CBS Weather Bureau reports tonight clear with temperatures in the upper forties and light variable winds. Thursday will be mostly sunny and warm with highs in the mid seventies and light variable winds. The almanac notes the date as October 15 with sunset around 6 14 pm and sunrise early.
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Connecticut
New York
Vet Center Ends Service As Community Enterprise
The Community Advisory Service Center, aiding thousands of veterans since hostilities ceased, ends its public operation and transitions to a private enterprise under B. Hamrick. J. William Hope reports arrangements with Hamrick's group will continue veteran counseling, with CASC assets redirected to the new service as of Oct 1.
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Vet Center
Community Advisory Service Center
J. William Hope
Bridgeport
McLlevy
Randall
B. Hamrick
Casc Lincets
Woman to Retain $88 Paid in Strike
Alma F. Barrows of Bridgeport must keep $88 received as unemployment compensation during a 1946 strike at General Fleetine plant. Judge Quinlan allows retention of already paid benefits, noting the amount may be offset against future claims under unemployment law. The decision follows an earlier ruling requiring return of benefits from Jan 15 to Feb 9, 1946, amid sympathy for the petitioner.
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Alma F. Barrows
Bridgeport
General Fleetine Company
Edward J. Quinlan
Superior Court
General Electro Company
U. S. Employment Service
U.E .M.W
CLO
Ernest B Pattrdge
Second Congressional District
Quinlan
Stocks Rise in Active New York Market Session
Stocks advanced in New York as industrials led early gains amid heavy orders. The tape lagged briefly before motion picture shares revived, with about 1.9 million shares trading near the close and most gains around two points.
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New York
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
Walter Kiernan discusses post convention politics in Boston and San Francisco, noting reactions toward Taft and Hartley, the Ike campaign buttons, and the Dewey camp's stance on a Taft Stassen ticket. He mentions Stassen talking to Taft, Hoover’s possible influence, and a taunting invitation to Taft to view Hoover's scrapbook.
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Boston
San Francisco
Thei
Taft
Hartley
Stassen
Hoover
Rally backs plan for Jewish state in Palestine
More than 1,000 attendees at Bridgeport Labor Committee on Palestine rally approve a resolution backing a Jewish state in Palestine and protesting Britain for deporting Exodus 1947 refugees. Speakers include Governor McConaughy, Mayor McLevy, Thomas J Dodd, and Al Capp. Governor cites hunger and global crisis, urging action. broadcast on WICC.
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Bridgeport Labor Committee On Palestine
Palestine
Basésick High School
McConaughy
McLevy
Thomas J Dodd
Nurenberg
al Capp
Tii
Abner
WICC
Balkans
America
Five Nations Back U N Plan Amid Cold War Debate
Five countries supported Secretary of State Marshall's UN peace plan to overhaul peacekeeping while Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia opposed, echoing Soviet criticism. Delegates from China Uruguay Turkey Belgium and El Salvador backed the idea as a Belgian envoy called the committee an experiment worth trying.
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Lake Success
Marshall
United Nations
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
U.S
China
Uruguay
Turkey
Belgium
el Salvador
Juraj Slavic
Fernand van Langenhove
Assembly
Security Council
Dulles
Evatt
Vladimir Popovic
Jao Moscow
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Herbert V. Evatt
San Francisco
Pepovic
General Assembly
Little Assembly
Vishinsky
Herbert W Evatt
Australia
Fairfield Trims Clerk's Pay Plea
The Fairfield Board of Finance set the town clerk annual salary at 4,500 dollars, denying Samuel Glover’s request for 8,400. The town treasury will receive receipts from the office, and the town will employ the office staff. Glover’s nine month budget requests total 11,968 with salaries for assistants and typists, while receipts are projected at 12,600. An initial meeting will seek appropriation to cover operating costs.
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Fairfield Board of Finance
Samuel Glover
Town Hall
Henry H. Rennell
Ralph C. Hart
Richard M. Brett
DeWitt C. Ramsay
Glover
Mr. Rennell
Orson Kilborn
Frank
Shaw
Kilborn
Rennell
M. Glover
New Representative Town Meeting
Treasury balance in Washington on Oct 13
The Treasury balance on Oct 13 stood at 4,631,516,333 dollars, according to a report from Washington. The figure reflects the federal government's cash position as of mid-October.
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Treasury
Washington
Sidewalk Fire Chiefs Urged By Elks Dinner Honoree
John J. Gillespie, newly named Bridgeport Fire Commission member, heard veteran advice from George Wellington at a Bridgeport Elks testimonial dinner. Wellington warned against meddling by outsiders, urged choosing hydrants wisely, and urged prudence over commissioners. Mayor McLevy praised Wellington and Gillespie, noting fire department gains and ongoing need to protect lives and property amid housing shortages.
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John J. Gillespie
Board of Kue Commissioners
George Wellington
Fire Board
Bridgeport Elks
Elks
Wellington
Board of Public Purchases
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks
Fire Department
M. Wellington
McLevy
Fice
Gillespie
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Fire Department
United States
William K. Mulvihus
Lodge
Effonse
McConaughy Opposes Sale Of War Housing Projects
Governor McConaughy protests the sale of permanent war housing projects in Connecticut including Lincoln Terrace Huntington Homes and the frame portion of Success Park Bridgeport urging they stay on a rental basis until housing shortage eases The Bridgeport Housing Authority reports Lincoln Terrace sales are underway with Huntington Homes and Success Park framed for sale Residents oppose Huntington Homes sale while BHA cites Lanham Act goals favoring sale to individuals over corporations Harold C Poole says postponement of these Lanham Act projects will not affect dwelling unit supply.
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McConaughy
Connecticut
Lincoln Terrace
Huntington Homes
Success Park
Bridgeport
Raymond M Foley
Bridgepot Housing Authority
BHA
Harold C Poole
The
Meet Your Chest Johnny and the Bridgeport Boys Clubs
Johnny a problem child is helped by a Red Feather worker at the Boys Club. The article credits four Bridgeport Boys clubs as member agencies of the Community Chest with reducing juvenile delinquency through activities like woodworking basketball and wider opportunities.
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Johnny
Pang
Red Feather
Bridgeport
Community Chest
Pardon Recommended for Noxon by Corrections Chief
Boston October 15 State Corrections Commissioner J Paul Doyle recommended to Governor Bradford and the executive council a full pardon for John F Noxon a 51 year old Pittsfield corporation lawyer and World War I veteran serving life for murder in the electrocution of his 61 year old son convicted in 1944.
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Boston
INS
J Paul Doyle
Robert F Bradford
Executive Council
John F. Noxon
Pittsfield Corporation
Private nurses raise rates at two hospitals
Bridgeport and St Vincent's hospitals will raise private duty nurse charges from 8 to 10 dollars per day with Nov 1 effective dates. Bridgeport patients pay the hospital. St Vincent's replaces hospital meals with a separate 1 dollar daily charge. Nurses activists cited higher living costs and rising personal supplies.
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Bridgeport Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
St Vincent's
Bridgeport
Elsie Shirta
Sylvia M. O'Dwyer
Rescue of 62 on doomed flying boat off Newfoundland
Coast Guard saved 62 passengers and seven crew from the storm struck flying boat Bermuda Queen after it ran out of fuel and was forced down 20 miles off Newfoundland. Rescue by cutter Bibb and Argentia operations earned praise as crews prepared to destroy the plane to remove navigation menace.
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New York
Bermuda
Queen
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Cipt
Paul B. Crow
Skapper
Bibb
Newfoundland
Joseph F. Failey
U.S Coast Guard
Washington
Isa Bible
Argenta
Argentia
Cronk
Martin
Harlie
Davagat
Ireland
Gander
Nild
Missing Man Found Near Stratford Home
Harold Merwin, 60, of Stratford, missing since Saturday, was found in a ditch near the Stratford Railroad Station about 10 a.m. He waved to rescuers, was described as weak from four days of exposure with a chronic heart condition, and said he could not call for help while trying to return home.
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Harold Merwin
Warwick Avenue
Stratford
Mary Merwin
Run Ditch
Archie Hotchkiss
Sutton Avenue
William B Nichols
Frederick Knell
James McQuillan
Merwin
Harold Ossau
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