Actor Nabbed After Repeated Calls at Tierney Home
Westport police seize Thomas Maloney 27 of Banat Main Street on a breach of peace charge after three visits to actress Gene Tierney's Morningside Drive home. Sister in law reports attempts to record the vehicle. Maloney declines to identify himself amid a prior warning. Bond and court date to be set by Prosecutor Vincent Montanaro.
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WESTPORT
Gene Tierney
Bridgeport
Hingte
See
deace Foley
William Matthews
Walter Abel
Howard F. Tierney
Morningside
toene
Trernes
Cherneyvy
Maloney i
Vincent V. Montanaro
Iogeport Sunday Post Official Weather Summary
Iogeport and vicinity weather forecast notes fair and warmer conditions with high humidity today and cooler, partly cloudy skies tomorrow. The almanac lists sunrise at 6:35 am and sunset at 7:16 pm with tides and barometer readings included.
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IOGEPORT SUNDAY POST
IOGEPORT
ANDO
ALMANAC
Siam- Sunrissa
Norwalk Officer Captures Two Army Fugitives
Norwalk police say two soldiers who fled the U S Army disciplinary barracks in New Cumberland Pa are in custody and due in Norwalk tomorrow. Stanley Graciski 25 of Milford Pa Jasper H Bracht 31 of York Haven Pa are accused of vagrancy and breach of peace after being stopped while hitchhiking on the Post road. Graciski admitted desertion and Bracht confessed to involvement as barracks trustees who walked away on Labor Day. Fingerprints tied Graciski to a nine year old Milford record.
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NORWALK
New Cumberland
Harry Brown
Stanley Graciski
Milford
Jasper H. Bracht
York Haven
Brown
Graciski
Bracht
Austria
William Smith
Smith
Cracatt
Joseph Kent
David Foster
nat Poles
Detective bureau
Capt. Brown
New Cumberland barracks
Kent
Gradski
GOP Leaders Plan New Tax Cut Bill
Washington AP Sept 6 chairman Knutson of the House Ways and Means committee said Republicans will renew efforts to cut taxes once Congress reconvenes with a clash likely to exceed the vetoed 4 billion dollar bill. He noted the committee will convene Nov 4 and tax reduction will be considered. A proposed cut could reach 50 percent for small incomes and 20 percent for higher brackets. Knutson warned the line at 80 20 and 10.5 percent may not hold. He added the tax fight is round two after the first session of the 80th Congress.
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WASHINGTON
Knutson
R-Minn
House
Ways and Means committee
Republicana
Congress
Shirley Rogg 3 injured by backing car near home
Shirley Ann Rogg a three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Rogg of 256 Lindley street escaped with minor injuries yesterday afternoon when a truck backed from a driveway and struck her. Treated by Dr Isidore Yasser in the City ambulance she was removed to St Vincent's hospital for observation. Police said she darted from a group of playmates into the path of a car driven by Adrian Link 24 of 640 Laurel avenue who was not held by Radio Patrolmen Frank Patane and James Fitzgerald.
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Shirley Ann Rogg
William Rogg
Lindley street
Isidore Yasser
St. Vincent's hospital
Adrian Link
Laurel avenue
Frank Patane
James Y. Fitzgerald
Five Brothers in Reunion in Society News Roundup
On the Sunday Post’s Society News pages a five brothers reunion is noted among various features. The section spans pages A-2 to A-11 and includes entries on editorial topics, college students feted, and broader community notices.
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SEC ‘Coffee
New Life
Delta Zita
M Magazine
Five Brothers
Muraliat
Truman Escapes Crash On Brazilian Mountain Road
President Truman’s car skidded on a slippery mountain road near Fontes in Rio de Janeiro. The left rear wheel was two feet from a cliff as a pile of rocks could have stopped a fall. He rode on to Fontes’ home for lunch, then returned to the U.S. later that day.
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RIO DE JANEIRO
Truman
White House
Ernesto G. Fontes
Fontes
Copacabana
U. S
Mr. Truman
Brazil
James J. Rowley
secret service
Rowley
France
Palestine
S.S
Warfield
Chesapeake Bay
Holy Land
Ejibe
Zoning Waiver Fight Nears Board of Appeals Consideration
Protesting the Federal Public Housing Authority zoning waiver for Huntington Homes the Jennings Hill Cooperative and Beardsley Park Association plan a joint meeting at Thomas Hooker School Tuesday at 8 pm. They will prepare a protest for the Board of Appeals on Zoning’s Sept. 12 session in City Hall Common Council chamber.
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Federal Public Housing Authority
Huntington Homes
Jennings Hill Cooperative association
Beardsley Park Community association
Thomas Hooker school
Board of Appeals
Common Council chamber
City hall
David Kouitz
Arthur Gleason
Jennings Hill group
Walter Schwartz
Don D'Amato
Beardsley Park association
Miss Memphis Crowned U.S. Beauty Queen
Barbara Jo Walker, a 21 year old brunette from Memphis Tennessee, won the Miss American title at Atlantic City. She took a $4,000 scholarship for any school and was chosen from 54 contestants representing 39 states, four cities and Canada. Runner up Elaine Mary Campbell earned $3,000 scholarship.
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ATLANTIC CITY
N. J
Barbara Jo Walker
Memphis
Tenn
hotame
Miss Walker
Canada
Elaine Mary Campbell
Bernard Y. Campbell
Minneapolis Times
GOP and Democrats end fusion talks for mayor race
Republican and Democratic leaders said coalition candidate talks for mayor were abandoned and each party will field its own nominee against Mayor McLevy in the November election. Fusion possibilities for aldermen were noted as increasing with Coles and Cotter among proposed coalition mayor candidates who declined.
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McLevy
Albert J. Coles
John E. Cotter
Army Denies Mother's Claim on Vet's Body Identity
The Army rejected a mother's assertion that the body buried in France is not her son Pvt. Stephan C. Lautenbach, citing tooth-chart analysis that yields a one in octillion chance of misidentification. The Hochfelden grave No. 123 remains treated as her son's, despite her New Haven, Connecticut, lawyer claiming a mix up and vowing further action.
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Army
WASHINGTON
Stephan C. Lautenbach
war department
Audya C. Popoloff
New Haven
Conn
Army Marks
army military
Hochfelden
France
Special Aid Fund for Europe Pushed in Washington
The State Department weighs a temporary aid fund to head off an expected European economic collapse by year end. A congressional special session is considered to supply emergency funds ahead of the Marshall Plan. Britain France and Italy likely to receive assistance by December 1. Estimated totals vary, with $2 billion often mentioned but viewed as possibly excessive.
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WASHINGTON
Congress
Europe
State department
Britain
France
Italy
Greece promises amnesty to rebels in new cabinet
Athens reported a coalition government would grant a general amnesty to guerrillas and offer jobs if the northern fighting ends within a month. If leftist attacks continue, the government would pursue a relentless fight against the criminal minority. A general election was planned, with Sophoulis to be sworn in and seek a confidence vote, then adjournment to November 1. The policy rests on UN-backed aims to curb foreign territorial aims and cooperation with neighbors if Balkan peace efforts succeed.
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ATHENS
Greece
Themistokles Sophoulis
United Nations
Nine killed as blast rips plant in Spain
Nine persons died and 16 were injured when two powder magazines exploded at the Cuesa Zulema Arsenal near Alcala de Henares. The blast destroyed a brick factory and a bridge over the Madrid highway, shattered windows, and damaged the town’s electrical system.
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ALCALA DE HENARES
Spain
Cuesa Zulema Arsenal
Madrid
Alcala
de Henares
Inventor Brenzinger Dies at 80 in Fairfield Home
Julius F. Brenzinger, 80, inventor and pioneer in tin can development, died at 6 22 a m at his Fairfield home after a brief illness. He was longtime general manager and vice president of Max Ams Machine company, with which he was associated 55 years. Born in Baden Germany, he came to the United States in 1892 to aid Max Ams and conducted early double sealing tin can experiments in New York City. His work helped establish modern canning methods and the associated industry.
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Julius F. Brenzinger
Old Post road
Fairfield
Brenzinger
Max Ams Machine company
Baden
Germany
Max Ams
Washington street
New York City
Max Ams Machine, company
Manhattan
Mount Vernon
Britain rushes coal to Yorkshire as strike bites
Fifty train loads of coal were sent to Yorkshire from other fields to replace stockpiles dwindling during a 26 day unauthorized strike in the nationalized mines. Gas firms were ordered to burn only needed amounts for cooking at set hours. The AP said fears of unemployment rose as sixty thousand workers were idle though the dispute involved about 150 men and industrial coal stocks dwindled across hundreds of factories.
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LONDON
Yorkshire
English
British press Association
Fire Capt. Sidney Bray Retires After 34 Years Service
Fire Capt. Sidney L. Bray of 146 Pearl Street, commanded Engine 10 on Putnam Street for 23 years, retired Thursday after 34 years in the department. His retirement takes effect Oct 1 with a full-pay one month leave granted by Oliver T. Osborne. Bray’s long tenure makes him one of the city’s longevity records, alongside other veteran officers.
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Sidney L. Bray
Pearl street
Putnam Street
Oliver T. Osborne
Board of Fire Commissioners
Bray
George Wellington
Ice Board
Martin J. Hayden
Arthur T. Platt
Percy M. Searles
Hayden
Asa
Platt
Capt. Searles
Capt
Refugee Leaders Taken Ashore Avert Violence
Tense British troops awaited in Hamburg as three deportation ships carrying 4.4 Jews from Exoduh arrived on the Elbe. Leaders among the refugees were reportedly removed to disrupt resistance while authorities barred physical communications and censored press coverage.
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Hamburg
Germany
Elbe
Cuxhaven
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Cooperative Observer
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Glenn Miller
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