Democrats Patrol Absentee Ballots for Violations
Fairfield Democrats vow strict oversight of absentee voting and will prosecute violations. Chairman George E. Boland says every absentee ballot will be checked by party workers, with in person voting required between 6 am and 7 pm on election day unless disabled or ill. Commuters and servicemen may have exemptions. checks will also target railroad commuters.
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Fairfield
George E. Boland
Boland
Democratic Party
Pol-Ed Club Semi-Formal Dance At Hotel Barnum
About 200 attendees joined the Pol-Ed Business men's club semi formal dance held last night at the Hotel Barnum. Anthony P. Trojanowski chaired arrangements with help from Dr Theodore Dombrowski and members Andrew Holinko John Wegruzn and Charles Dougiello.
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Pol-Ed Business Men’s Club
Hotel Barnum
Anthony P. Trojanowski
Theodore Dombrowski
Andrew Holinko
John Wegruzn
Charles Dougiello
Divorces Filed in Superior Court on Cruelty and Desertion
Divorce petitions filed yesterday in Superior court show multiple couples seeking dissolution. Names include Nancy Stivers Howe and Carroll V. Howe of New York City, Gloria Chittenden Hopkins and Woodrow Hopkins of Fairfield, Leona Kelley White and Kenneth White of unknown residence, and others from Bridgeport, Trumbull, and surrounding areas for intolerable cruelty, desertion, and misconduct.
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Nancy Stivers Howe
Wilton
Carroll V. Howe
New York City
Gloria Chittenden Hopkins
Bridgeport
Woodrow Hopkins
Fairfield
Leona Kelley White
Kenneth White
Marias Hatzilambrou Jackson
Frederick J. Jackson
Helen Kirsch Fazekas
Andrew Fazekas
Bridgeport CAP Joins Search For Missing Private Plane
Private Beechcraft with three aboard vanished Friday after 5 33 p m from LaGuardia en route to Windsor Locks. Weather halted a 60 plane CAP search including two Bridgeport aircraft from New York to Windsor Locks. Authorities coordinated at Westover Air Force Base with Maj Clyde Rayner guiding New York Connecticut CAP teams.
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Civil Air Patrol
New York
Windsor Locks
Beechcraft
LaGuardia
Windsor
Locks
Lockport’ Felt Company
Newfane
N. Y
Donald Goodridge
Hamburg
N.Y
William Campbell
Lockport
CAA
H.C. Bates, Jr
Chester
New York and
Connecticut
Civil Air Patrols
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Clyde Rayner
46Th Air Rescue Squadron
Bates
Campbell
John Mortgomery
Montgomery
CAP
New York-Connecticut
Bradley Field
Koskoff and Hennessy Form New Law Partnership
Theodore I Koskoff of 93 Mount Pleasant Stratford and Frank J Hennessy of 125 Prince Street announce a general practice partnership under the name Koskoff and Hennessy with offices at 240 Fairfield Avenue. Koskoff, a Wesleyan and Boston University Law graduate, has three children with his wife Dorothy. Hennessy, Bassick Tufts and Boston College Law graduate class of 1952, was admitted in 1952. he is married to Mary Hennessy and they have two children.
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Theodore I. Koskoff
Mount Pleasant Street
Stratford
Frank J. Hennessy
Prince Street
Koskoff and Hennessy
Fairfield Avenue
Koskoff
Wesleyan University
Boston University School of Law
Dorothy
Mr. Hennessy
Bassick High School
Tufts College
Boston College School of Law
Connecticut
F. L. Hennessy
Staples Street
Mary H. Hennessy
Hungary football czar Sebes hints at Soviet entry
Gusztav Sebes, Hungary's football czar, suggested Soviet football may join the international first class in a few years. The communist youth paper Szabad Ifjusag censured him for modesty after a 1-1 draw with Russia in Budapest.
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Budapest
Hungary
Gusztav Sebes
Szabad Ifjusag
Sebes
Yale instructor says students misfit for college as in movies
Yale instructor Richard B. Young says many undergraduates expect college life to be all play and music. He notes a daily round of fun and games as depicted in films is unrealistic. Louisiana cane sugar industry yields about 430000 tons annually.
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New Haven
Yale
Richard B. Young
Louisiana
Committee aids Mrs Vogel bid in independent campaign
Dr Ira Dow Beebe and Mrs Charles H Merritt, co chairs of Citizens for Anita Vogel, announced committees for the final drive to elect Anita Vogel on the Republican ticket to the Board of Education. An executive committee includes Harry Bowman, Judge Frank L Wilder, Dr Morris Charney, Sidney Smith and many others. القيادة
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Charles H. Merritt
Citizens For
Anita Vogel
Board of Education
Vogel
Harry Bowman
Joseph P. Cleary
Arnold Burghardt
James H. Halsey
Frank L. Wilder
Alvin C. Br
Clara Stern
Ernest J. Kwantz
Alexander Read
Harold Bresky
Jack Cohen
Philip Sagarin
Seymour Biederman
Benjamin Weinhaus
Edward Wasserman
Robert Horen
Louis Levitt
Margaret Beck
William V. de Francesco
Harold Sackowitz
John Hutchison
Harold Unger
William Smick
Melvin Newman
Royal de Cesare
Samuel Spencer
David Wollin
Albert Terry
Anello V. Pepe
Carleton R. Williamson
Jacob Y. Sachs
Boutonnier moves across street to new HQ
The Boutonnier, a Southport men’s apparel shop, relocates from Harbor Road to 256 Main Street across the street. Owner Mrs. John D. Upton says Mary Allis, antiques dealer, reclaimed the old space, now leaving a one room first floor apartment as the new site marked by a window awning.
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Southport
Harbor Road
Main Street
John D. Upton
Mary Allis
Milford Boy Prompts Heart Warming Letter Barrage
Hundreds of letters pour into Boy's Village after a photo of Robert Sherman hugging a baby goat goes national via AP. Offers of adoption and donations flood the village while Washington donor Graham Lytle proposes a three to four child home near universities for potential beneficiaries. A boxer dog injures Peggy the mother goat, prompting local help from John Greer & Son Co. and a goat fund appeal.
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Robert F. Ward Milford
Boy's Village
Robert Sherman
Washington Man
Robert Greer
Graham Lytle
Washington, D.C
Alexander Graham Bell
Georgetown
Washington
Lytle
Edinburgh
Scotland
North Carolina
Robert
Washington, D. C
Peggy
Sunday Post
John Greer & Son Co
Britons Shift GHQ to Nicosia in December
British Middle East headquarters led by Gen Sir Charles Keightley will move from the Suez Canal Zone to Nicosia on December 1 according to military sources. Under the new British-Egyptian treaty the final 83 000-man British garrison will quit the Canal Zone in spring 1956.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Middle East
Charles Keightley
Suez Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Makris Attacks Ban On Name On Stratford Ballots
George Makris a 42 Plymouth street Stratford Independent Republican candidate for state representative says he will continue to fight for clean government after Secretary of State Keats ruled his name and Nathan Dahl and Grace Elliott could not appear on voting machines due to missing nominating petitions. Makris blames Republican bosses for removing his name on the eve of election day and vows continued political effort.
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George Makris
Plymouth Street
Stratford
Charles B. Keats
Makris
Nathan
Dahl
Grace Elliott
Connecticut
Yale Music Centennial Plans in New Haven
Yale University announced plans to celebrate a centennial of music instruction with a series running Nov. 5 through February. The event will highlight Yale's musical history with exhibitions lectures and programs.
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New Haven
Yale University Today
Yale
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