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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1954

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Lawyers Propose Civil Court Reforms For Docket Relief

Bridgeport Bar Association members approved recommendations to add ten base jammed dockets, hire more judges in Superior and Common Pleas courts, raise jurists’ salaries, and hold civil jury trials on Mondays. They rejected federal venire screening and backed immediate hearings in damages after pleadings when liability is admitted. A proposal for interest from suit filing in tort cases was sent back to the Rules committee for further study amid debate over costs. Senator Laden predicted possible passage in the next General Assembly.

Bridgeport Bar association Superior Common Pleas Rules committee George A. Laden House Senate General Assembly Sizmund L. Miller Louis Stein Arthur C.Williams

Official Weather Bridgeport and Vicinity Report

Sunny and milder today and Sunday with highs in the mid 60s and near 70 Sunday night. Northwest winds light to moderate. New York City to similar conditions. Tide times and almanac data included with temperatures and humidity figures.

U. & Wester Berean BRIDGEPORT NEW YORK CITY

Hartford Urges Coop to Solve Transit Problems

Hartford Deputy Mayor James H Kinsella urged a cooperative effort among the Public Utilities Commission the Connecticut Company and the City of Hartford to address city transportation problems. He spoke at a re hearing of the Connecticut Company rate increase case noting briefs would be filed and proposing informal meetings before the next legislative session to work out joint solutions.

HARTFORD James H. Kinsella Public Utilities Commission Connecticut Company Kinsella PUC City of

Features for Everybody In Telegram Daily

A compact guide lists sections and page numbers for Telegram Daily features. It covers Angelo Patri articles Comics Obituaries Radio and TV sports and other topics with page allocations and column titles.

Telegram Angelo Patri Constantine Brown Jacoby Dr. Bundesen Erich Brandeis Financial News

Court clash as attorney accuses judge of bias in Lattimore case

In a dramatic Washington courtroom an Atty Seo A Rover accused U S District Judge Luther W Youngdahl of bias toward Owen Lattimore and against the government. The judge criticized and threw out some original perjury charges as Thurman-Arnold, Lattimore’s lawyer, pressed the defense.

WASHINGTON U.S. Atty. Seo. A. Rover U.S Luther W. Youngdahl Owen Lattimore America Hober Lattimore Thurman-Arnold Rover

Lutherans Seat New Pastor Here

The Rev. Frank A. Anderson was installed as the second pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran church at Jetland and Midland streets. The installation service drew more than 200 parishioners and visiting clergymen, led by Rev. Eskil G. Englund, D.D., president of the New...

Frank A. Anderson St. Mark’s Church St. Mark’s Lutheran church Jetland Midland streets Eskil G. Englund

iGGS' Creator Dies in Santa Monica at 70

Cartoonist George McManus creator of the comic strip Jiggs died tonight in Santa Monica California. He was 70. His strip Bringing Up Father appeared in over 500 newspapers and in 27 languages, with principal characters Jiggs and Maggie.

SANTA MONICA Caif George McManus Jiggs McManus Jiges Maggie

Oil Industry Rejects Smog Shutdown Plea

California Governor Knight urged 25 Southern California refineries to shut down for a smog test. Major companies rejected the plan, with Union Oil backing the industry stance. Oil executives called the request unreasonable and not based on facts.

LOS ANGELES California Gov Goodwin Knight Union Oil Co

Citations by Negro Leaders Honored at Event

Negro leaders honored last night for civil rights work. U S Rep Albert Morano and Gov John Lodge pledged continued actions against discrimination. Morano promised a Congressional resolution for a Presidential proclamation to establish a national Emancipation Proclamation holiday on January 1. Lodge voiced concern and disappointment over desegregation reports but remained hopeful.

Albert P. Morano John. Lodge

Jury of seven women two men chosen in Sheppard case

In Cleveland the first degree murder trial of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard began with a jury of seven women and two men, the twelfth juror being Lucia Williams the first Negro seated. Recess taken until Monday as both sides hold six peremptory challenges each while jurors may still be dismissed.

CLEVELAND Samuel H. Sheppard Lucia Williams Williams Sheppard Edward Blythen

Village wiped out in Haiti landslide near Port au Prince

A Tuesday night landslide near Berry, 20 miles south of Port au Prince, Haiti, killed an estimated 260 residents. Only two survivors were found, a child who fled before the collapse and a woman visiting neighbors. The slide followed floods after Hurricane Hazel’s visit.

PORT AU PRINCE Haiti Berry here Hazel

Dewey links Harriman to prewar mine deal

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey accused Averell Harriman and associates of a pre-war Silesian mine securities deal, claiming investors lost 5 million dollars though a campaign manager argued 12 to 12 million was paid before World War II. Harriman rejected the charge as distortion while Sen. Irving M. Ives framed it as GOP smear.

NEW YORK Thomas E. Dewey Averell Harriman Dewey John P. McGrath McGrath Irving M. Ives haymaker Harriman Buffalo

Red Feather campaign nears goal with new gifts total

Donations to the 1955 Red Feather campaign rose to 426000 with 104857 added at the fifth report meeting at the Stratfield hotel. With one week left, contributions exceed 46 percent of the 916944 goal. The drive began Oct 6 and ends Oct 29. Campaign chair Charles H. Abbott announced the latest gifts. Officials cited lag due to several large firms failing to contribute.

Red Feather Stratfield hotel Charles H. Abbott

McCobb Dies at 71 in Fairfield Home

Thomas C. McCobb, 71, of 712 Harbor Road, Southport, retired Standard Oil comptroller and director, died yesterday after a decade-long illness. He served as comptroller from 1930 to 1944, was a long-time director, and for 13 years secretary-treasurer of Imperial Oil Ltd. in Canada. He was born in Titusville, Pennsylvania.

Thomas C. McCobb Harbor road Southport Standard Oil company New Jersey Mr. McCobb Harry W. McCobb Standard Vacuum Oil company McCobb Imperial Oil Ltd Canada Titusville

Norwalk Petition to Defer FHA Foreclosure

Norwalk officials and management join with labor to urge President Eisenhower to intervene and defer the foreclosure of a $1.4 million RFC mortgage on the Norwalk Lock company. Mayor Freese signed the plea on behalf of the city citing 500 employees and the impact on Norwalk citizens.

Norwalk Save Lock Co Norwalk Lock company Eisenhower Irvine C. Freese

Saar Dispute Delays German NATO Entry Talks

In Paris Premier Mendes-France and Chancellor Adenauer pressed to resolve the Saar dispute before West Germany joins NATO. After a late night session and a British invitation to dinner, the two leaders reported progress but signaled little on economic issues as 14 NATO nations awaited the coal and steel talks amid high stakes for Western Europe.

PARIS Pierre Mendes-France France Konrad Adenauer Saar Germany Atlantic alli NATO Western Germany Teuton Gaul Saarland Mendes-France West Geemany Anthony Eden Adenauer Mendes- France Ron Perils Europe Saar valley North Atlantic Treaty Council

Mendes-France Plans U S Visit in Mid November

French Premier Mendes-France will visit Washington in mid November for talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles after a Canada trip November 14 to 17. The White House announced a formal luncheon on November 18 and a two day stay. He arrives as head of the French delegation to the United Nations.

WASHINGTON CAP Mendes - France Eisenhower Dulles U. S White House Murray Snyder Mendes-France Canada United States United Nations

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