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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1947
Page
2
The piece describes hopes that the Rio Conference will serve as a model for United Nations work with leaders and ministers from Brazil, the United States, and Britain forming an efficient team. It notes emphasis on cooperation, equality among nations, and a constructive path toward international peace, while cautioning about motives and aligning aims with broader goals.
The Boys Club Auxiliary outlines fall programs with committee heads and event dates. Chair Ch Om Rite reports on membership efforts and plans for the Niddie Street precinct. Me w, Jaames Moateta, and others pledge support for upcoming activities and site arrangements.
Fragmentary notes describe a confusing scene with references to a cab and medical terms. The text mentions a person named Corenbe and a series of garbled phrases about a cure and bodily terms. No clear events, dates, or proper entities emerge to establish a concrete report.
Detroit reports a ten year old, Dickie Hinson, lost his right eye after stealing a fur from a carnival sideshow. Police say the eye was damaged by a kick or blow and an anesthetic was given. The city faced official indignation as the boy remains unaware of his loss while hospitalized. Parents Harvie and Marjorie Hinson react with shock.
Enfield Teachers Association presented a revised plan to the Board of Education proposing salary maxima of 3400 for teachers without degrees 3600 for four years experience and 3800 for those with master's degrees. The proposal includes a 40 annual raise and calls for a joint meeting before November 1 to set intervening salaries while noting current scales range from 2000 to 2800.
The British ban on pleasure travel outside the sterling area after October 1 ends millions of holidays abroad. Travelers shift to staying in Britain or visiting Switzerland and other European countries, with major carriers warning of potential cuts to ship and air services. Heavy autumn bookings for winter sports in Switzerland face cancellation as trans Atlantic demand eases.
In Birmingham Alabama a 76 year old attorney faces murder charges after the fatal shooting of barber Thomias Hobgood. City Detective JR Norvell said the suspect was identified by three eyewitnesses from a police lineup. Hobgood was killed while stopping near a drugstore for headache powders after confronting an intoxicated man.
Benjamin J. Mascatro, 22, tried out a car he just bought and faced a $50 drunken driving charge, $400 repair bill, and a suspended license after crashing into a parked car. The item notes that over half of U S flags are cotton.
Forrestal warns that restoring friendly nations is essential to peace and reducing armed forces. He criticizes postwar resentment toward military leaders and warns against forces seeking to dismantle US power. Delegates fear US and Russia as two final powers, with war a real possibility. Edith Nourse Rogers urges global sanity and readiness, while Maj. Gen. Beightler calls for a prepared United States to back the United Nations.
Fairfield officials discussed identifying land for a new school and steps to survey and monitor student populations and future preschool needs. An advisory committee of neighborhood representatives was authorized, and the school superintendent could oversee regular supervision of the bus system. The board also considered expanding spring pupil enumeration to include under three children. A painters committee led by Fred Asperelli sought contract proposals and inspection rights at Lincoln School, while a contractor received 75 percent of the payment with the remainder tied to completion. Dr Hoyt will study bonding school staff who approve vouchers as White recommended.
Miss Chris Tec ca Tec ca, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dominic Tecca of 482 North Avenue, Gregory William Fuimara grandson of Mr and Mrs Patsy Muzzeo of 92 Gilmore Street, will wed tomorrow at 9 in St Margaret's chapel. Miss Ella Teeca sister of the bride will be maid of honor. Miss Lillian Carofano and Miss Helen Brennan are bridesmaids. Philip Tavella will be best man with Rocky Tavella and Marshall Thomas as ushers.
H Rowan and Mrs George B Cor win signatures on contracts as Lucius V Lobdett and Miss Alice K Cole sign for the NTA. A three member arbitration panel will decide within 30 days, binding on both sides. The $154,000 salary shortfall remains, to be pursued in court, with semi monthly payments to teachers.
William T. Carroll former state treasurer was nominated for mayor at the Torrington Democratic caucus opposing incumbent William A. Kilmartin. A primary Saturday 5 to 8 p.m. will settle the choice, with Dr. J. Alfred Fabre and John J. Walsh backed for the Board of Education and Mary Carr, former east school principal, also nominated.
Mercury rose to 86 yesterday as heat persists into early fall. Details show record highs since 1937 with 91 in 1937 on Sept 4 and 75 last year. East of the Rockies swelters persist with 117 in Manhattan, Kansas, and other cities posting high marks. Cloudy skies and scattered showers offered late relief. the forecast calls for clear and cooler conditions Saturday per the weather bureau.
Raven-haired Evelyn L. Murray of Louisville captured the Miss America 1947 bathing suit preliminary title as the oldest contestant, standing five feet five inches tall and weighing 110 pounds with a 33 inch bust. Murray was born in Sioux City, Iowa.
At the U S embassy Lima MacVeagh Sophoulis and Tsaldaris discussed conditions for an accord. Papandreou Kanellopoulos and Venizelos also met Henderson to urge a cross party cabinet. A reshuffle could see Maximos replace Tsaldaris and 72000 civil servants’ strike canceled.
Westchester County seeks dismissal of a federal case to stop a 10 cent toll on the Saw Mill River Parkway. County Attorney Harry G. Herman argues federal jurisdiction is lacking since only county funds built the 13.6 mile section from the NYC line to Elmsford at a cost of 14 086 863 dollars and tolls were state authorized.
A six year old boy, Frank Iodice, son of Angelo Iodice, sustained abrasions and facial bruises after running into a car at Grand and Lexington avenues around 8:30 pm. Driver Antonio De Almeida, 21, of 141 North Washington avenue, brought him to Emergency hospital and was not arrested.
Gen Hesketh, age 51 with 30 years in the Army, was set to relocate from his New Hampshire farm for a Berlin assignment. Previously a major in the CAC and a regular army instructor with the 242nd Coast Artillery, he and his wife attended a farewell dinner in 1989 when departing for Fort Leavenworth. He taught at the General Staff School at Army headquarters before serving in the China Burma India theater and later in Europe at Frankfurt.
Richard Rube Marquard once a star pitcher is described as an imposter arrested on a disorderly conduct charge in New York. The man claimed to be the famed southpaw, but declined to discuss baseball, while Magisterial hearings yielded a $5 dismissal and praise for a convincing tale. Police search for the man freed by Murphy continues.
A list of building permits shows numerous properties including 208 Pembroke Street 400 for roof repairs and third floor, 72 Laoido Street SOMON, 160 Trnvds Drive for a two car garage, and 26 Main Street 35,000 for a new dwelling. Names such as Mrs Bua Tek Jes, The Wheeler Company, Josephine Ben Levi, Carmen Pavene and Oscar Winter appear with driveways, enclosures, and structural work across multiple streets.
About one person in seven employed in the United States earns a living from motor vehicles or their auxiliary services, highlighting the industry's scale and economic reach.
Patricia Anne Kovacs four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Kovacs of Yellow Mill Village was listed in fair condition in Bridgeport Hospital after receiving first and second degree burns when her dress caught fire while she played with matches outside her home Wednesday afternoon Police said she was under treatment last night at the hospital
Southern muskrats show shorter hairs and lighter weight. This description highlights their distinctive appearance and streamlined build.
Lew Lehr will headline a Norwalk High School auditorium variety show to benefit the Paralyzed Veterans’ Association. The program features John Davis Lodger, Walter Hampden, Bob Dixon, Francesca Lede, Ken Lake, Rita Redlich, Patsy O Shea, and artists including Paul Webb and Fred Neher. Tickets remain available from committee members or at the door. Proceeds support veterans with mobility impairments.
The directing committee for the Gay Nineties Vaudeville show on Oct 17 and 18 to aid the Boy Scout fund will meet tonight at 7 30 in the firehouse, with other committees at 8 30. Additional meetings include a Lady Martha Chapter 103 OES special Wednesday at 8 pm in the Masonic temple to initiate new members and entertain nearby chapters, followed by dining room entertainment. A rehearsal of OES officers is set for Sunday at 2 pm in the Masonic Temple.
Exhibitors must deliver their Harmony Grange Fair entries by 1 a.m. today. Chairmen Burr and Boehm lead divisions including Fruits Vegetables Canned Goods Flowers Home Baking Needlecraft. Tonight features Roundup Revels with Ferdinand the Sitting Bull. dancing Saturday. A turkey supper with fixins starts at 6:30, reservations not needed.
Milford September report shows a hit and run driver ignoring police appeal to surrender after severely injuring Joseph Fedon aged 20 of Rivercliff Drive Devon. The victim sustained a fractured skull and other injuries from the Tuesday morning Gulf Street collision. He remains in Milford Hospital while the driver is sought.
Oslo dispatch reports Sonja Henie on vacation at Landeva near Oslo denying she came to Norway to sell her country estate. She expresses surprise at Riviera bathing suits, calling them revealing and noting Norwegians are more conservative than Americans in this regard.
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