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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1957

Page

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Auto kills man walking along Fairfield pike

A southbound car struck a 50 to 55 year old pedestrian on Black Rock turnpike north of Lamp Mortar reservoir bridge in Fairfield. The man, taken to St. Vincent’s hospital, died at 9 pm from a fractured skull. Driver Arthur H. Rice, 36, of Milford, said he did not see the man until after the impact. he was arrested on the charge of operating a car so as to cause loss of life and released on bond. Police seek to identify the victim. this was Fairfield’s second fatal pedestrian crash of the year, following an earlier Post road incident.

Black Rock Turnpike Lamp Mortar Reservoir Fairfield St. Vincent's Hospital Michael Farkas Arthur H. Rice Lindy Street Milford Rice Post Road

Army Sues New York Vet Over Long-Lost Jeep

The U S Army sues First Lt. Sidney M. Fisher of Brooklyn for 683.15 dollars over a jeep lost in the Philippines in 1946. Fisher, now 36, is a department store sales manager with a wife and two children, who allegedly refused to return the vehicle despite Army commands.

New York U. S. Army Sidney M. Fisher Philippines Fisher Brooklyn Thea

Air Force Tanker Crashes Into Mountain in Arizona

A four motor KC97 tanker with 16 aboard crashed onto Gray Mountain near Flagstaff Arizona during a routine training flight. Two Tuba City police reported eight bodies found and no life signs. Rescue teams halted at night and planned to resume at dawn as authorities confirmed the tail section remained intact. The crash occurred about 40 miles east of the Grand Canyon, an area marred by prior fatal airliner accidents. A Navajo Flying Service pilot first sighted the wreckage.

Flagstaff Ariz Air Arizona Tuba City Gray Mountain Fourth Air Force 1Walker Apb Roswell N. M Air Force Grand” Canyon Coconino County Cecil Richardson Amm Uetacen Gordon Getz Gallup, N. M Navajo Flying Service

Weather and campaign report from Bridgeport meeting

The 0.8 Weather Purcell forecast shows partly cloudy skies with mild changes today and tonight. The fourth report meeting, led by Kenneth E. Raine, will begin at 12:15 p.m. at the Stratfield hotel to discuss United Fund aims of raising 1,522,273 dollars for Greater Bridgeport community agencies.

Lawrence J Shehan Bridgeport United Fund Stratfield Hotel Kenneth E. Raine Greater

Grand Central blackout traps thousands in city hotels and trains

A two hour power outage during the evening rush hour hit the Grand Central area on October 29. The Waldorf Astoria and Park Lane plunged into darkness as elevators stalled and commuters navigated by candlelight. A transformer fire near 40th Street and Lexington Avenue sparked the failure, with restoration at 6 18 pm.

New York Grand Central Terminal Waldorf-Astoria Park Lane Ne Atemns 40Th Street Lexington Avenue

Inmates at Eastern State Seize, Surrender After Talks

Inmates at the Eastern State Mental Hospital in Medical Lake held a hostage standoff, releasing about 30 captives and surrendering after assurances from Dr. Gerrett F. Heyns that treatment programs would continue and the hospital would not become a penal facility. Heyns spoke on Spokane radio stations, promising medical director E R Hodgson would stay. Guards reported no damage and calm during the uprising.

Mental Hospital Medical Lake Wash Eastern State Mental Hospital Orville Anderson Anderson Heyns E. R. Hodgson Spokane Krem's

Coat Found With $52500 Check At Baltimore Gas Station

Walter Paterson Sr. of Paterson Steel and Forge, Stratford, left a topcoat with a wallet containing a $52,500 certified check in a Baltimore gas station restroom. A attendant returned the coat to police. Paterson Jr. reports his father is on a routine business trip, unaware of contact from Baltimore, and doubts the check could be cashed. The Lombard Corporation of Youngstown issued the check.

Walter Paterson, Sr Paterson Steel and Forge Company Stratford Baltimore Paterson Company Lombard Corporation of Youngstown, Ohio

Break at Jewelry Shop on Main Street

Burglars smashed a window at Tifon Jewelers 984 Main Street at ? a.m. today and fled with several pieces of jewelry, police reported.

Tifon Jewelers Main Street L A.m

Pentagon to pay all contractor bills in full memo says

Defense chief McElroy issues memorandum on paying contractors as the Pentagon reveals a 400 million overrun in the last six months of 1957, though the full year cap of 38 billion remains intact. He directs service secretaries to avoid jeopardizing essential programs and to curb indirect burdens on subcontractors and small businesses.

Washington Pentagon Defense Department Defense Wilson McElroy Taguok Memo Defense McElroy Army Navy Air Force Department of Defense

Banks to Get Life Sentence in Murder Plea

Solomon Banks, a 51 year old Bridgeport barber, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the fatal Aug. 7 shooting of James Patterson. He faces a mandatory life term. judge to hear probation report before sentencing. Banks originally faced first degree murder and potential death penalty.

Solomon Banks Bridgeport Banks James Patterson Newfield Avenue Raymond J. Devlin Raymond W. Ganim

Bomb attack mars Israeli parliament injuring Ben-Gurion and ministers

In Jerusalem a bomb hurled from the public gallery wounded Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion and five ministers during a foreign affairs debate. Moshe Shapira was seriously hurt, others minor. attacker Moshe Douek said he held a grudge against Youth Aliyah. Parliament resumed after guard reinforcement.

Jerusalem David Ben-Gurion Moshe ‘Shapira Moshe Ben Jacob Douek Douek Youth Alyah Israel Ben-Gurion Golda Meir Israeli Barzilai Masshe Carmel Shapira Joseph Sprinzak Ben- Gurion Moshe Greenfeld Greenfeld Egypt Sinai Meir

Sandula faces threats after Tedesco blast in Bridgeport

A. Edward Sandula leader of the Bridgeport Republican organization told about 100 party workers at the Stratfield hotel that he has received several threats since his weekend attack on Democratic mayoral candidate Samuel J. Tedesco. He said threats were made in anonymous phone calls and letters and vowed to press on with his campaign. He focused on Tedesco regarding a Florida real estate transaction and city plans for a new civic center, arguing Tedesco is unfit for mayor.

A. Edward Sandula Bridgeport Republican Organization Samuel J. Tedesco Republican Town Committee Stratfield Hotel Sandula Judge Tedesco Sammy Florida Harrison Street New Civic Center Tedesco

Two State Cops Hurt In Crash At Bethany Intersection

At the Rt 69 and Hatfield Road junction in Bethany two state policemen were critically injured in a collision with a private vehicle. Troopers George Baldwin 42 and George Fagan 35 suffered serious injuries and were hospitalized. Deputy Chief Roy Lundgren 44 escaped hospitalization after minor injuries. Thaddeus Augustin 39 of Terryville was uninjured. Investigators said no arrests were made and the cause remained under review.

Bethany Rt. 69 Hatfield Roy Lundgren North Haven George Fagan Bethany Barracks Lundgren Bethany State Thaddeus Augustin Terryville

Kellys Police Car Collides With Bus in Essex

Hartford dispatch reports State Police Commissioner John C. Kelly and Lt. Adolph Pastore were in a collision with a Essex school bus on Route 9 near Hartford Saybrook. Both men escaped injury though the state car and bus sustained damage. no arrests were made.

Kelly Essex Hartford John C. Kelly Adolph Pastore Pastore Mario J. Bellawee Cae Saybrook Lt. Pastore

Zhukov to take new post after dismissal

Moscow reports Khrushchev says Georgi Zhukov will get another job but details are not decided. Khrushchev and Bulganin downplay the ouster as an internal matter while Zhukov is greeted in good health at a Turkish Embassy reception.

Moscow Georgi K. Zhukov Nikita 5 Khrushchev Russia Marshal Zhukov Turkey Ali Zhukov Nikolai Bulganin Charles E. Wilson United States Rodion Malinovsky

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