Seven Thousand Students To Resume Classes Tomorrow
Nearly 7,000 children return to public elementary and high schools tomorrow for the new semester while 900 pupils enroll in four parochial schools. Fairfield Woods adds 24 classrooms easing double sessions though some may persist at the library-using site. Freshmen report at the high school tomorrow at 12 20 pm. other classes resume Thursday.
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Fairfield Woods
Carlyle G. Hoyt
Grasmere
Fairfield Woods School
Hoyt
Ctaff
Mill Plain School
Merwins Lane
Herbert M. Smith
J.E. Huttrer
Tours
Loretta Breault
Churchill Street
Town to Seek Bids On Paving Projects
Frank E Daniels reports bids will be sought for permanent bituminous paving on South Pine Creek road between Rugby and Oldfield roads and Oldfield road between South Pine Creek road and Pine Creek bridge as part of the town road improvement program. Andrew Szost sold a Hazel street dwelling to Louis and Mary Gaeta per deed filed with the Town clerk.
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South Pine Creek Road
Rugby Road
Oldfield Road
O. Oldfield Road
Pine Creek Bridge
Frank E Daniels
Public Works
Andrew Szost
Hazel Street
Louis and
Mary Gaeta
Finance Board Airs School Request Tonight
The Board of Finance meets tonight at 8 o'clock in the Town courtroom to consider a school funding request and related financial implications. The session may address budget adjustments, projected costs, and potential impact on town expenditures.
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Father Coleman
Knights of Columbus
Center Street
Harvey
Fairfield Players
Post Road
Vera Salisbury
Finance Board
Board of Finance
Town News Briefs Highlight Police Youth Work and Local Jobs
Philip Ganser leads the Youth bureau and school safety program organizing Junior Police to assist children returning to classes at busy crossings. Ed Colacurcio reports to Norwich university practice after starring at Roger Ludlowe High. Bill Henry resigns as treatment plant superintendent for a higher paying post in Wilmington with praise from Selectman Kinnie for his money saving approach.
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Philip Ganser
Youth Bureau
Bob Bryan
Connecticut State Journal
Wilson Construction Company
Kranvik
Neary
Lieut. Schick
Irene Feher
Rick
Dick Smith
Southport Harbor
Ed Colacurcio
Roger Ludlowe
Norwich University
Yates Real Estate
Post Road
Metails Engineering Corp
Board of Trade
Bill Henry
Wilmington
Del
Kinnie
Bill
New Hotel Statler in Hartford to Open
Hartford Sept 6 AP The new Hotel Statler will begin operations tomorrow with a ribbon cutting at 11 a.m. Officials from city and state will attend at the hotel entrance, including Charles F. Coates, Carleton F. Sharpe and Dominick J. DeLucco. Joseph P. Binns Harold B. Callis Frank P Morse and other Statler executives join to open the entrance. The $7 million 16 story hotel will admit first guests after the ceremonies with coffee shop and cocktail lounge open and most of 455 rooms ready.
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Hartford
Statler
Governor Lodge
Charles F. Coates
Connecticut Development Commission
Carleton F. Sharpe
Dominick J. DeLucco
Joseph P. Binns
Hotels Statler Company
Hulton Hotels
Harold B. Callis
Statler Group
Frank P Morse
Three Stratford Boys Ride to Winchendon on Horseback
A trio of Stratford teens Bill Perry 13 Ed McCallum 13 and Babe Dancho 15 rode from Stratford Conn to Winchendon Mass covering about 160 miles over seven days. They navigated secondary roads with their horses Lady Tony and Honey Girl stopping for meals and shelter along the way. They returned horses by truck while the boys traveled by car and planned to avoid further cross country trips.
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Stratford
Bill Perry
Raymond Street
Bobby” McCallum
Winchendon
Mass
Dobbin
Berm
Bobby
McCallum Place
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire Line
Farmington
Bill
Tony
Babe
Winchendon Farm
Westfield
Derby
Honey Girl
Simsbury
Pelham
Pa McCallum
Brain damage test for babies eyed by experts
New electrical test may reveal brain damage in newborns. Weak currents are applied to the leg. stronger shocks for damaged infants indicate potential brain injury. Dr. Frances K. Graham of Washington University notes the method is sensitive and safe and could aid early treatment decisions.
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New York
American Psychological Association
Frances K. Graham
Washington University
Department of Neuropsychiatry
St. Louis
Graham
Gudrun Himmler Seams Work in Munich as Seamstress
Gudrun Himmler, aged 24 and daughter of the Nazi leader, is described as a seamstress living in Munich Germany. The item notes her occupation and family connection but provides no further detail on activities or events.
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Gudrun Himmler
Munich
Germany
Prosperity as key issue for Ike supporters
James L. Murphy, head of the National Citizens for Eisenhower Congressional committee, said prosperity will be the basic issue in the November elections. He stated domestic economic growth, tied to world peace, is crucial, and dismissed communism or McCarthyism as major concerns. He praised the president’s administration for cleansing subversion from government.
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Washington
National Citizens For Eisenhower
James L. Murphy
Murphy
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Holland Hill
Thruway
Lyons and Mather
Highlawn
Jeniford Roads
Rosedale Street
Mill Hill Road
Southport
High School
Holland Hill School
Exchange Club
Howard W. Benedict
Artist
Conn
Bonney Electric CO
Hotel Statler
James Staples & Co
James
State Street
City Hall
Bridgeport
THE
State Banking Department
Brave Woo
7Th Fleet
Formosa
Boxer
Platte
William Lamal
McCallums
Winehendon
Ike
Leauills
Eauty Salon
Norge
Sher
Easy Terms
Wilton
RUG Dept
Leavitt
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