Eisenhower Extols Gains of Regime Against Reds
President Ike hails gains against Moscow and Hanoi line in a broad address stressing early Cold War victories. He cites Western Europe defense alliance and Manila pact, notes progress in Suez Trieste Guatemala, and pledges relentless pursuit of peace through UN and allied strength, while warning against communism. Truman and Stevenson critique GOP foreign policy in separate speeches.
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Moscow
Sut Eisenhower
Manila
Truman
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nm Eamsas City
United States
San Francisco
U.S
Ilinois
America
United Nations
Free Nations
Free World
Kremlin
Eisenhower Endorses Ives in New York Campaign Tour
President Eisenhower urged state GOP workers to elect U S Senator Irvine M Ives as governor to advance the party program during a whirlwind New York City tour. The effort followed polls showing Ives trailing Harriman and mirrored FDR campaign scenes with Dewey aboard the motorcade through Manhattan, the Bronx and Brooklyn.
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New York
Eisenhower
New York City
U. S
Irvine M. Ives
Roosevelt
Ives
Averell Harriman
Egan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eissenhowers
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Thomas E. Dewey
Juror Seated in Sheppard Trial Probed on Susan Hayes
In courtroom questioning, Corrigan and Garmone pressed jurors on a supposed link between Susan Hayes and Dr. Sam Sheppard. Hayes reportedly told police of an intimate relationship during Sheppard's California stay last March while jurors faced questions about possible prejudgment in the case.
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Susan Hayes
Corrigan
Bay Village
Cleveland Press
Sam Sheppard
Orenstein
Fred W. Garmone
Mias Hayes
Dr. Sheppard
California
Auto pins boy age eight in street crash
Eight year old Joseph Foster Greene was hit by a car driven by 28 year old Margaret Worthington as he crossed a city street near his home. He was pinned between the car and pavement, rescued by a passing motorist and Officer Edward Casey, and treated at St. Vincent's Hospital for pelvis fracture and multiple injuries. Worthington was arrested on auto law violations as investigators continue.
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Joseph Foster Greene
Michael Greene
Chestnut Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Margaret Worthington
Noble Avenue
Edward J. Casey
Democrats Scan Absentee Vote List in Hartford
In Hartford on Oct 21, over 100 Democratic lawyers gathered for a statewide party clinic. Williams S. Gordon Jr. warned of legal action against those filing absentee ballots while not away from the state. He cited 80 percent of 13,000 absentee ballots in Fairfield County four years earlier as potentially illegal and urged attorneys to obtain applicant names.
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Hartford
Clnic
Wiliams S. Gordon, Jr
Wethersfield
Fairfield County
Gordon
Big Three Bonn Agree On End Of Occupation
The Big Three meet in Bonn to seek a bi partisan German policy for a broad France West Germany economic accord. Mendes France drops an arms pool deadline while study groups set a Brussels treaty timeline. Saar issue dominates talks as Adenauer engages Socialist leaders in a bid for a unified German stance.
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France
Mendez-France
London
Plaa
Yamisiers
West Germany
Italy
United States
Europe
Mendes-France
French National Assembly
Adenauer
Saar
Erich Ollenhauer
Karl Mommer
Bundestag
Mommer
Paris
Piane
Blendes-France
Sma
Germany
Zoning Commission Resigns Over Violations Charge
Zoners resign cited six violations while urging officials to heed Bruns' warning. Action on violators stalled as neither zoners nor selectmen can reach Bruns. First Selectman Hull to chair special session. resignation dated Oct 27. Board members listed: Baccicchi Brunetti Bloomer O Keefe Sloughter.
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Andrew T. Bloomer
Patrick F. O'Keefe
William Sloughter
Fire at Peerless Aluminum Foundry Sparks Smoke
A sand blasting machine at Peerless Aluminum Foundry Inc at 55 Andover Street caught fire at 12 28 pm today. The fire sent heavy smoke over the Black Roch area and was controlled five minutes after the alarm from Box 2333 Albion and Spruce streets.
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Peerless Aluminum Foundry Company, Inc
Andover Street
Black Roch
Albion
Spruce Streets
Pickets March At Wrecking Job In Bridgeport
Pickets from Local 665 AFL Laborers march at Crescent avenue and Willard street entrances to East Main plant not against Bridgeport Brass but to target Consolidated Building and Wrecking Co for tearing down an old building. Brass workers union plans to ignore the lines and keep production. Spokesman says there is no wrecking company union in Connecticut.
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Bridgeport Brass Company
Brass Company
Harold Dow
Crescent Avenue
Willard Street
East Main Street
AFL
Brass Union
Bridgeport
Wrecking Company
Wrecking” Company
Connecticut
Dow
AFT Brass Workers Union
Ermin J. Nobili
Laborers Union
Husband sent to jail in non support case
Eugene Drury a 29 year old resident of 2 Stratford avenue rooming house was sent to jail for four months by Judge D Har old Cotter on a charge of non support. He may be released on posting a 49 cash bond to guarantee 24 weekly payments to his wife and two children. Prosecutor Ernest Capozzi said Drury has been sought since last April and that the wife applied for Welfare aid. State Aid investigator Vincent Evans noted many similar cases and the high cost to the state. Mrs Drury and her two children live in Building 19 Father Panik village.
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Eugene Drury
Stratford Avenue
D. Harold Cotter
Cotter
Drury Magy
Ernest Capozzi
Drury
Capozzi
Vincent Evans
Bidg. 19
Father Panik Village
Censorship of Crime Shows Could Limit Shakespeare on TV
British TV expert Enid Love told a Senate subcommittee that censoring crime or violence could deny viewers Shakespeare and other classics. She argued violence for its own sake harms, but BBC does not ban crime on radio or TV, saying art and standards matter. Robert Hinckley of ABC echoed that no public agency should censor TV, noting delinquency starts at home.
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Washington
Enid Love
British Broadcasting Corporation
Senate
BBC
Miss Love
Britain
Robert H. Hinckley
American Broadcasting Company
Himckrey
Queen Elizabeth II sails as dock strike looms in Britain
London Oct 21 AP tug men eased the liner Queen Elizabeth out of Southampton as workers weigh joining a water front strike that has stalled Britain’s major ports. Queen Mother Elizabeth sails for New York and Canada, while government talks continue on troop deployment if needed to move essential cargoes.
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AP Protody Radio
London
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Waterloo Station
United States
Princess Anne
Princess Margaret
U. S
Winthrop Aldrich
Sir Winston Churchill
New York
Queen Elizabeth
Southampton
Britain
Canada
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Queen Elizabeth I
Lancashire
Liverpool
Duke of Edinburgh
Canada Dock
Buckingham Palace
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Birkenhead
Garston
Rochester
Winston Churchill
Navy
Jail Sentence for Gerald Keyes in Auto Theft Case
Gerald Keyes, 23, of Father Panik village, was jailed for four months by Judge D Harold Cotter in City court after pleading guilty to taking a motor vehicle without permission in a theft from the P T Barnum project. James Phillips, 23, of 65 Taylor Drive, riding with Keyes, had judgment suspended on a breach of the peace charge.
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Gerald Keyes
Father Panik Village
D. Harold Cotter
P. T. Barnum Project
Cotter
James Phillips
Taylor Drive
Keyes
Greenwich
Registrars Close List For City Voting Oct List Final
Registrars finish compiling the revised city voting list for November for 16 districts and stores barber shops and other establishments. The list will replace the preliminary posting and may contain about 7500 names. New voters added from Oct 2 through 9 will appear on the revised list. Corrections must be filed by Oct 25 at 176 State street. Transfers and continuances deadline is next Monday.
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Bridgeport
Board of Selectmen
Registrars of Voters
State Street
Montay
Connecticut
Polio cases rise in New Milford prompt actions
Six polio cases in New Milford trigger a health response. Gamma globulin is available for the town. Dr James Hart of the State Health Department may visit to discuss the situation. School officials suspend all athletic events until further notice. About 69 second grade pupils received Saik serum injections last May and June, none of the victims were inoculated.
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James Hart
State Department of Health
Stevens
New Milford
Fordham Seismo Graph Records Two Sharp Tremors
Fordham University seismologist Father Joseph Lynch reported two distinct tremors recorded on the university seismograph in New York. The first occurred at 1 58 19 am and the second at 2 02 51 am, with an estimated distance of 2760 miles from the campus and an undetermined direction.
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New York
Fordham University
Joseph Lynch
University
Lynch
Baptist Ministers Elect New London Leader at CT Convention
The Rev. Winthrop Farnsworth of Packer Baptist church was elected president of the Baptist Ministers Council of Connecticut succeeding the Rev. Gordon S. Deer. The three day meeting opened at the First Baptist church with other officers named: Vice president the Rev. Frederick Brace, Secretary the Rev. Lincoln Smith, Treasurer the Rev. Orke F. Gracey, and at large members the Rev. George Sinclair and the Rev. Winfield Ramish.
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New London
Winthrop Farnsworth
Packer Baptist Church
Baptist Ministers Council of
Connecticut
Gordon S. Deer
Southington
Orke F. Gracey
Norwich
George Sinclair
Hartford
Winfield Ramish
Stratford
Watcher 81 Shocked By Nude Slides At Class
In Pasadena California an 81 year old bird watcher said he was shocked when color slides of nude dancers appeared during an adult education Paris lecture at Pasadena City College. The board apologized to N J Garrison and for possible abusive language by Lowell Barker.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pasadena Board of Education
N. J. Garrison
Paris
Pasadena City College
TheoCard
Garrison
Lowell Barker
Special Services
Sarker
Public official to represent the public before PUC urged
State Rep. Mil ton E. J. Reinhard Jr, Democratic Senate candidate, urged designating a public representative before the Public Utilities Commission. At a Barnum Avenue rally he warned about bus fare increases and questioned hidden facts behind rehearings, pledging to press the issue in the legislature. Simko criticized GOP stance on raffles and bazaars while Curran attacked Republicans over Bridgeport air pollution and spot control failures.
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Public Utilities Commission
Milton E. J. Reinhard, Jr
Senate
Barnum Avenue
Reinhard
PUC
Connecticut
Republican Party
Pubiic
Simko
GOP
Vincent M. Simko
House of Representatives
Asd
Mr. Simko
Bridgeport
Reds Move to Undercut UN Rulings On China Credentials
Russia sought a special UN General Assembly session to overturn two committee rulings. The steering committee delayed debate on U S charges against Red China until after the disarmament session. The credential committee had accepted Nationalist China as a UN member, with Russians promising a roll call vote.
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United Nations
Russia
General Assembly
China
Special Assembly
U. S
Red China
State hosts tour group across eastern Connecticut
A two day industry tour sponsored by the Connecticut State Development Commission and regional railways and chambers drew about 30 sponsors’ representatives. The itinerary covered Groton Plainfield Danielson Willimantic and Windham Rockville Norwich Waterford New London with visits to Dow Chemical Grosvenordale Mill University of Connecticut and national printing plants. Governor Lodge spoke at a Thompson luncheon highlighting Eastern Connecticut’s industrial strengths and strategic location between New York and Boston.
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Aoe
Connecticut Sate Development Commission
New Haven Railroad
Central Vermont Railway
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Connecticut Power
Danielson Industrial Foundation
Chambers of Commerce of
Greater New London
Norwich
Putnam
Rockville
Wiltmantic
Replm
Chambers of Commerce
Thompson
Governor Lodge
Connecticut
New London
Windham
Tolland
New York
Boston
Bridgeport
Stephen P. Hackley
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
State Development Commission
Robert P. Elis
Els and Edwards
Sanford Smith
W. B. W. Smith
Elwyn Y. Chesley
Pierson and Smith
Industrias Realtors
Stamford
Sidney A. Edwards
Leroy Jones
Commission
Percy E. Benjamin
Robert Thomas
Robert P. Lee
CL and P
Richard O'Donnell
Connecticut Power Company
Industrial Foundation
New Jersey
New
American Scraw Company
Willimantic
American Woolen Company
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