Eisenhower Attends Hartford Birthday Party For Lodge
President Eisenhower visits Hartford for Governor Lodge’s birthday celebration. A large crowd gathers at Bushnell Park as Senate leaders GOP officials and residents listen to brief remarks and see the President cut a birthday cake. He is welcomed by Lodge and other officials and honors include a hospital charity gesture.
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Ribicoff
A Ribicoff
Trinity
Normandy
America
Columbia University
College
Ike
James A. Notopoulos
Eisenhower
Albert C. Jacobs
Bushnell Park
Capitol
Govenor Lodge
Meade Alcorn
GOP
Edward W. Allen
Governor Lodge
Mr. Alcorn
James T. Patterson
Watertown
Allen
Lodge
Hartford
Phim Hall
Henry J. O'Brien
Abraham J. Feldman
Temple Beth Israel
Walter H. Gray
Connecticut
Bradley Field
Columbine
New York
Kelly
Sadlak
Seely Brown
Albert P. Morano
Greenwich
Wallace Barnes
Bristol
Congress
Morano
Fairfield County
Oscar Peterson, Jr
State Senate
State Supreme Court
Raymond E. Baldwin
Industrial sites shown to brokers on northeastern tour
A luncheon in Thompson featured Governor Lodge praising Eastern Connecticut's industrial potential. The broker tour, led by Stephen Hackley and other chamber reps, visited sites in Groton Preston Lisbon Plainfield Danielson Willimantic Windham Vernon Rockville Norwich and nearby facilities including Dow Chemical Ledyard Grosvernordale and UConn, highlighting regional development across multiple counties.
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Chambers of Commerce
Thompson
Governor Lodge
Connecticut
New London
Windham
Tolland
New York
Boston
Stephen P. Hackley
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
State Development Commission
Robert P. Ellis
Ellis and Edwards
Sanford Smith
W. B. W. Smith
Elwyn V. Chesley
Pierson and Smith
Stamford
Sidney A. Edwards
Leroy Jones
Commission
Percy E. Benjamin
New Haven Railroad
Robert Thomas
Central Vermont Railway
Robert P. Lee
Richard O’donnell
Connecticut Power Company
Industrial Foundation
New Jersey
New Haven Railroad Club
Mohican
Groton
Preston
Lisbon
Plainfield
Danielson
Trumbull
Dow Chemical Company
Ledyard
F. W. Sickles Company
Grosvernordale
Putnam Mill
University of Connecticut
Nathan Hale
Willimantic
Vernon
Rockville
Lebanon
Norwich
Waterford
Minterburne Mills
Ashville
Gardner Hall, Jr
South Wellington
American Screw Company
Woolen Company
Haag to discuss Far East at YMCA forum tonight
The YMCA World Affairs Forum meets at 8 p.m. tonight where Howard L. Haag general secretary will talk on the Far East and take questions. Rudolph Stier forum adviser will present slides from his Far Eastern cultural objects collection.
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Howard Haag
Far East
Ymca World Affairs Forum
Howard L. Haag
Rudolph Stier
TV crime shows hit by witness concerns and praise
The article reports witnesses and officials weighing television crime dramas as influences on juvenile behavior. ABC vice president Robert B. Hinckley rejects TV as a central problem, noting delinquency in Russia and New Zealand with limited or no TV. Grace Johnson argues western and adventure programs may deter delinquency by channeling hostility. Harold Fellows of NARTB cites a TV code and juvenile responsibility program to aid broadcasters in community collaboration.
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Robert B. Hinckley
American Broadcasting Company
ABC
Russia
New Zealand
Grace Johnson
Harold E. Fellows
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
NARTB
NARTS
Benefit Fashion Show Aids Crippled Children
More than 300 persons attended a fashion show and entertainment last night for crippled children. The L O G Girls Club sponsored the event at Lenys Wagon Wheel restaurant. Patricia McKiernan led as general chairman with Rose Bogos Ann Mate Corrine Nelson Gertrude Giaquinto Angela Fucci and Norma Marshall assisting. Bob Crane of Radio Station WICC hosted and commented. Clothing was supplied by H. L. Green and the Model Fur Shop.
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L O. G. Girls Club
Lenny
Wagon Wheel
Patricia McKiernan
Rose Bogos
Ann Mate
Corrine Nelson
Gertrude Giaquinto
Angela Fucci
Norma Marshall
Bob Crane
WICC
H. L. Green Company
Model Fur Shop
Dockers Strike Spreads to Southampton
Investigations begin today into the British dock strike with hearings likely to run until Saturday. The government may wait for the hearings to finish before ordering troops, with initial small contingents and potential growth beyond 20,000. First steps aim to move meat, butter, eggs, fruit, and medical supplies off ships, with the navy to assist on tugs and barges if needed. Also mentions a breakthrough in producing stable tomato powders from concentrated tomato paste.
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