Milford Council to Study Six Managership Applicants
Milford Town council narrows to six candidates for town manager and will interview finalists tonight in Town Hall. The group must select a manager to take office on November 8 under the new charter as over 30 applications were filed with Town Clerk George F. Weed.
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Milford
Town Hall
Ralph PP Clarkson
George F. Weed
Milford Wheel Club
Peter J. Ring Jr
Stratford Council
Milford Council
Ring
Boy 16 Bound Over In Attempted Slaying
Sterling October 21 AP Sixteen year old Frank Taylor of Sterling was bound over for trial in Windham county Superior court in Axht on a charge of attempting to kill his father after a fight around a general store. Father Joseph Taylor, 37, pleaded guilty to two counts of breach of the peace and was fined $20. They were arrested Monday following the clash, during which the son reportedly fired a shotgun and then a knife. Police stopped the incident. Frank Taylor faced an added charge of assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to commit murder.
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Sterling
Frank Taylor
Windham County
Axht
Thomas Brewin
Joseph Taylor
Atate
Frank
Taft heckled by CIO pickets outside Milami hotel
In Dayton on October 21 AP reports about 500 CIO union members massed in front of the Milami hotel to heckle U S Senator Robert A Taft as he arrived for four speeches sponsored by the Montgomery county Republican committee. Taft and Mrs Taft smiled as they passed through a lane opened by the crowd. He called the reception his normal one.
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Dayton
CIO
Milami
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Montgomery County Republican Committee
Taft
Mra
Bishop Oxnam Attacks Catholic Birth Control Tenet
Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam denounces Roman Catholic insistence on continence as the only virtuous method of spacing children as sinful He told about 500 Protestant ministers and Jewish rabbis at a Planned Parenthood Chicago meeting that condemning a devout Protestant mother for using medical means insults American womanhood and harms the home He argues the churchs stance shows ignorance of conjugal love and harms family life by fostering unnecessary childbearing and frustration
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Chicago
G. Bromley Oxnam
New York
Planned Parenthood Association
Church Federation of Greater Chicago
Oxnam
Lisbon Man Burned to Death in Blaze
Otto Suckas, 43, died in a blaze that destroyed his two story frame house near the Lisbon Canterbury line. Acting medical examiner Dr Martin L. O Neill cites suffocation as the cause. Firemen found his body near a stall railing as he tried to fight the fire, with a probable short circuit given by Fire Chief Theodore Kendranid. His wife and two children escaped unharmed. Fire crews from Norwich and Jewett City assisted Lisbon.
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Lisbon
Conn
Otto Suckas
Lisbon-Canterbury
Martin L. O'Neill
Jewett City
O'Neil
Suckan
Newtown Resident to Share in Estate
Franklin H. Macgregor of Newtown will inherit one twelfth of the $38,000 estate left by his aunt Miss Leila Roosevelt Stoughton of Kennebuck Maine and New York. Mrs Mildred Louise Spock of New Haven and Prof Bradley Stoughton of Lehigh University each receive one fourth. Seven other nephews and nieces also share. Miss Stoughton, former head bencher at Rosemary Hall Greenwich and hospital head in Nancy France during WWI, died June 28 1946 at 71.
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New York
Franklin H. Macgregor
Newtown
Misa Leila Roosevelt Stoughton
Kennebuck
State Transfer Tax Department
Mildred Louise Spock
New Haven
Teatatrix
Bradley Stoughton
Lehigh University
Miss Stoughton
Rosemary Hall School
Greenwich
Children's Hospital
Nancy
France
Hearing Called on Wage Hour Law Change in Exemptions
Washington Oct 21 AP The Wage and Hour Administration will hold a hearing to consider a new salary yardstick for determining exempt status under the 40 hour week rule. Proposals seek higher minimums for executive administrative and professional employees and broader coverage including outside sales and local retailing workers. A two year wage record retention change is also discussed along with an interpretive bulletin to revise storage hour regulations. Maj Gen Fleming urged raising the minimum wage to 75 cents per hour to lift wage levels overall and extend coverage to agricultural and interstate commerce–affecting producers.
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Washington
CIO
United Electrical Workers
Labor Department
Wiliam
Tyson
House Labor
Philip B. Fleming
Flaming
Federal Works
Rep
Owens
RTI
Leming
Sereedh
Fleming
Body of man woman found in New York home
In New York on October 21 a man Edward Kalvay and a woman Mrs. Martha De Kier were found shot dead in her apartment. Kalvay killed the woman and then took his own life following a quarrel over his attentions to De Kier’s 18 year old daughter. Police sought the daughter Mary for questioning. a note implied jealousy over the daughter.
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New York
Martha de Kier
Edward Kalvay
Kalvay
Margaret Kalvay
Chandler to speak at Louisville dinner honoring Leibold
Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler will be principal speaker at a Louisville dinner honoring Harry Leibold manager of the Louisville Helats. Leibold will receive a new automobile funded by fan contributions with over 800 reservations. Guests include Pee Wee Reese and Dixie Howell, both Louisville natives.
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Louisville
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Harry Leibold
Loulaville Helaet
American Association
Leibold
Pee Wee ‘Reese
Louisvillian
Brooklyn Dodgers
Shortatoy
Dixie Howell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Seibold
Loulaville Pilat
Westport Firm Files Bankruptcy Petition
New Haven October 21 AP Charles G Woods operating Woods Engineering Co on Old Hill Road Westport filed a bankruptcy petition The firm lists assets of 937706 with liabilities of 8885 and 28080 unsecured The asset balance includes 6285 in open accounts as debts due
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New Haven
Charles G. Woods
Woods Engineering Co
Old Hill Road
Westport
India Will Be United in Five Years, Speaker Says
P. G. Krishnayya editor of the U S India News told at Banshk High School auditorium that India will form a united government in five years linking reforms to a better life and world cooperation. He compared India to the United States and condemned Nazism, praising Soviet leadership as superior to Nazi rule.
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India
U. of Bridgeport
P. G. Krishnayya
U. S
Krishnayya
United States
Bera
Russala
World on Atom Bomb Control Seen Most Remote
Attorney General Clark says chances for international control of atomic energy for peaceful use are the most remote they have been, in a message for the International Bar Association meeting in New York. He cites lack of Soviet and Polish agreement and growing public fear of an atomic arms race.
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New York
Clark
Ita
Uae
International Bar Association
Fist World Conference of the Legal Profession
Washington
Busiess
George T. Washington
Clark Anid
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Poland
United States
United Nations
Marks 101st Birthday at Essex Lodge
Ming Care line M. Dibble of Pottiping lodge celebrated her 101st birthday in Essex today. A greeting card reading Welcome to the 10 Club came from former neighbor Ella Co of Washburn in Mia. Dibble remains spry and healthy and does most of the housework at the lodge.
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Essex
Ming Careline M. Dibble
Pottiping Lodge
Wealbrook
Mia
Ella Co
Washburn
Miex Dibble
Jodge
Governor MacConaughy Feted On Birthday In Hartford
In Hartford on October 2 Governor MacConaughy turned ninety years old and a party at the executive residence capped the day’s events. Republicans hosted a noonday luncheon at the Hotel Bond while gifts went to the Mite Hall Home and the children’s village. A friendly open house drew officials, university friends, and state and city leaders as the 43d Division Band played and sang Happy Birthday.
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Hartford
MacConaughy
Eurpries
Executiva
State Capitol
43D
Rand
Prospect Avenue
Woalayan University
Brazil Breaks Off Ties With Russia Over Press Attacks
Brazil formally broke diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union after offensive Russian articles attacked President Dutra and the Brazilian army. Congress approved the move with near unanimous votes, while the foreign ministry noted Russia’s restrictions on Brazil’s ambassador.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Soviet Union
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
Russia
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Joseph Buffington Dies Ex-U S Judge at 92
Former federal judge Joseph Buffington, 92, died at Fairview sanitarium after 46 years on the bench. Appointed by Harrison in 1892 and to the Third Circuit in 1906 by Roosevelt, he aided the Carnegie Hero Fund and was among the last flying delegates to the 1880 Republican convention. Survived by a son and a daughter, with funeral Thursday in Kittanning.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Buffington
Fairview Sanitarium
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Harrison
Third Circuit
Theodore Roosevelt
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Andrew Carnegie
James A. Garfield
Trinity College
Hartford
Exchange Club Elects J. P. Taylor in Easton
Easton, Oct 21 J Parker Taylor was elected president of the newly formed Exchange club at its inaugural meeting in the Congregational church hall. Frank H Greene was chosen secretary and E T Tague treasurer under the National Exchange club authority.
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Exchange Club
J. P. Taylor
Easton
J. Parker Taylor
Congregational Church
National Exchange Club
Frank H. Greene
E. T. Tague
Police Probe Death of Sidney W. Hamm Sr
Police investigate the death of Sidney W. Hamm Sr. following an alleged assault last June 15 on his son Sidney W. Hamm Jr. at 90 Butler Avenue. Hamm died Saturday at Bridgeport Hospital as detectives await results from medical examiner Dr Benjamin Horn. Ray's Campus Grill proprietor Raymond Cagginallo faces a breach of peace charge. case set for City Court on November 4.
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Sidney W. Hamm, Jr
Butler Avenue
Bridgeport
Hamm
Joseph A. Mortianald
Waas
Ray's
State Street
Raymond Cagginallo
Main Street
Capt. Mortis
Benjamiin Horn
Carganello
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Montie J Bristol
High Street
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Quinnipiac Council
Funda
Brown
Mr. Brown
Boy
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Assails
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Long Ioland City
N.Y
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Fairfield
N.Y. Home
Chandler
By E. Simms Campbell
Ing Featunry Ndi AT
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Redacer
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Phileo
Philco Radio
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Paul Cotton
Reva Reznick
Ourse
Cotton
Warren County
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Miss Reznick
Lake George
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John G. Winn
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Sagamore Hotel
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