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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1947
Page
3
Josepho Cwalinn, chief mahei Poste tite, son of Alexander Cws ling, 348 Ramond avenue, sails aboard the light cruiser So Uinewa on a cruise in the Mediterranean. The voyage includes visits to Rome Naples Genoa Venice and Rapalto Feal with a Vatican audience and a tour of St Peter's Cathedral.
Edrie Sellick daughter of Rev and Mrs F Stanley Sellick will give a Friday recital at Packard Hall First Congregational Stratford with violinist Anne Hall and accompanist M Louise Miller. The trio, alumnae of Eastman School of Music and University of Rochester, will be joined by four ushers. Sellick performed with Rochester ensembles and music shows and has studied with Donald Bundock since graduation.
Waterbury Sept. 6 AP The State CIO asks Congress to probe Connecticut insurers and about a dozen other industries amid claims many firms profit and accumulate savings at a startling rate Hearings are planned for Sept 25 and 26 in Connecticut John J Driscoll secretary treasurer of the State CIO Council urged wide investigations including food wholesalers meat processors building materials suppliers and utilities to uncover financial facts behind profits and savings growth
Sgt. William Hogan of Stratford is reassigned to Bridgeport Marine Recruiting Office as non commissioned officer in charge. A 11 year Marine Corps veteran and Harding High graduate, he served in Shanghai and Cavite, led Group 32 in the Pacific, and greeted liberated Fourth Marines at Luzon before returning to recruiting duties.
The Finance Office in New England announces a deadline extension for terminal leave pay applications to September 1, 1948 under Public Law 289. The Boston office has paid 338,000 Army veterans over 74 million dollars since 1946, amid a rush in July and August due to awareness gaps and reduced staff.
Jewish People's Fraternal order announces a Hebrew school for children to be opened this month at the Educational center 493 Charles Street. Registration today from 10 a m to 1 p m in the Educational center led by Jacob W. Fox president of the J P F O.
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