Navy Day Address Warns of Threat to Democracy
Vice Admiral Robert B Carney, deputy chief of naval operations, warned at a Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce luncheon that democracy could be attacked by cold war forces and swelled into violence if sworn enemies muster strength. He urged stronger pay, training, and civilian support to recruit and retain career officers while stressing unification of the Navy and rapid mobilization readiness amid aerial and submarine advances.
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Chamber of Commerce
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He Warn
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Sean Kono
Jon Spanrovics
Liaain Bale
Olato
Mat Val
Realienera
Wid Cie
Hridgeport
Feta
Weeterport
Odecenerd
Joseph Mpasko
Qeeter Wpan Kevies
Fateneld
Colemon
Mechael Mutnik
Fairheld
Falrield
Connecticut
Kairteld Tate
Ptabelle
Midgeley Avenue
Anid
Mavefield
Plains
Joseph Mtankovich
Veldgepeart
Joseph Koletat
Nethyeport
Josbepte Wlan
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Metaten
Alice Stankovics
Joan Mpanko
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Alan
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Six Drivers Forfeit $111 in Trumbull Court
In Trumbull on October 27 six motor vehicle bonds totaling $111 were forfeited for failing to appear in town court. Judge Samuel G. Tayne fined Stanley Wirtz of Derby $9 for operating a motor vehicle without a license. Sal DiNarvo of Bridgeport had charges nolled for breach of the peace. Forfeiting bonds posted for spending included Nicholas Marcalus of East Englewood New Jersey $30 Max Doft of Lawrence New York $30 Lown Schwarz of Forest Hills New York $18 Isidore Kaplan of Hartford $12 John S Endicott of Philadelphia $15 and Raymond B Young of New Haven $6.
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Samuel G. Tayne
Nicholas Marcalus
East Englewood
N. J
Max Doft
Lawrence
N. Y
Lown Schwarz
Forest Hills
Isidore Kaplan
Hartford
John S. Endicott
Philadelphia
Raymond B. Young
New Haven
John J. O Leary Dies UMW Vice President at 67
John J. O Leary vice president of the United Mine Workers died in St Luke s hospital of a heart ailment at 67 after a recent period of illness. Born in Pennsylvania he worked in Carbondale mines and served 24 years on the international UMW board. He was a close ally of John L Lewis and accompanied him to a recent San Francisco convention. The body will depart for Pittsburgh with Lewis and the widow Mia Murphy O Leary and Milas Elizabeth Murphy in attendance.
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John J. O'Leary
United Mine Workers
St. Luke's Hospital
Pennsylvania
Carbondale
UMW
O'Leary
John L. Lewis
APL
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Mia
Mary Murphy O'Leary
Milas Elizabeth Murphy
Danbury’s Oldest Resident Susan Jackson Dies at 93
Mrs Susan Lowe Jackson longtime Danbury resident died at her home age 1038 born February 1 1844 in Oxford one of 13 children widow of Henry H Jackson She helped found Mount Pleasant AME Zion Church and was active at St Her surviving family includes son Charles H Jackson Philadelphia five daughters all Danbury seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Services set for Wednesday at 2 pm at Mount Pleasant AME Zion Church with Reverend Troy Luther M Holloway presiding Burial in Wooster Cemetery
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Peter J. Fiore
Frances Impelliteri Fiore
Contra Street
Joseph Fiore
North Spring Street
Namumea Island
Scarpa Funeral Home
Olivia Street
Derby
Peter B. Manfredi
Holy Rosary Church
Mount St. Peter’s
Lieut
Fiore
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Scarpa
Anna Balco
Michael Balco
Andrew J. Balco
Board of Aldermen
Colony Street
Church of the Assumption
Mount Saint Peter's
Pdanbury
Susan Lowe Jackson
White Street
Henry H. Jackson
Danbury
Oxford
James
Martha Ovvitt Lowe
Mount Pleasant
Zion
Jackson
Illnearth
Charles H. Jackson
Philadelphia
Walter Wheeler
Harrison Wheeler
Minnig Dillard
Frederick Wheeler
Elida Jackson
Mount Pleasant A.M.E. Zion
Troy
Luther M. Holloway
Buelal
Wooster Cemetery
Hunter Dies of Heart Attack Near Poquonock Bridge
Robert W. Campbell aged 51 of 8 Providence Court Poquonock Bridge Conn died yesterday from a heart attack while hunting in nearby woods He had made hunting trips to New Brunswick for several years AP report from Tracy N B dated Oct 27
New England Produce Up 4 Percent in Septembers Output
Local New England agriculture shows a 4 percent rise in September production from August and a 24 percent gain over September 1946. Hatcheries increased 7 percent from September 1946 but run 14 percent below the 1941-45 average. Market supplies of native vegetables were light with most receipts potatoes cabbage broccoli spinach. demand fairly active though some items unsettled by late morning. Egg prices unchanged from last weekend with demand steady. listed prices per dozen: Extra Large 74-78 cents, Large 72-74 cents, Medium 63-65 cents, Small 63-58 cents. Local Department of Farms and Markets price quotes include apples, pears, beets, broccoli, cabbage, celery, escarole, parsnips, potatoes, pumpkins, spinach, turnips, lettuce, onions, and tomatoes with various per-bushel or per-crate figures.
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New England
Department of Farms and Markets
Baldwin
Cortland
Connecticut Quotes Service Daily Furnished by Firms
Connecticut issues quotations supplied daily to the market by Gayner Clemence and Oe Inc and Kidder and Oe Smith Raw. The list mentions multiple supplier names and indicates a financial service providing quotation data for trading purposes.
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Gayner, Clemence & Oe, Inc
M. Kidder & Oe. Smith
Raw
Stocks Stage Slow Session Amid Mixed Results
Stocks opened slow in a selective recovery led by steels amid rising production and demand. Only modest volume and uneven earnings kept many leaders at the fringe, with mixed gains and several notable decliners on a cautious day as investors weighed congressional session worries and possible economic controls.
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Propidoua
Bethlehem Slee
Stool
Youngatown Sheet
Allied Chemieal
National Cash Register
Pond Creek Coal
Goodyear
American Telephone
Great Northern Railway
Montgomery Ward
Emerson Electric
Schenley
Union Pacific
New York Banks Closing Prices Report
The closing prices for New York banks are listed from Smith and Ramssp B&O80, highlighting market standings. This brief note records the latest figures and comparative moves among major financial institutions.
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