Humphrey Stumps CT for Gloria Schaffer Senate Bid
U.S. Senator Hubert H. Humphrey campaigned in Connecticut for Democrat Gloria Schaffer highlighting labor support and criticizing the Ford administration. He avoided attacking Republican rival Lowell Weicker Jr. and backed Carter, the Trident program, and civil rights goals while emphasizing legislative progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Gloria
Senate
Alan E. Schoenhaus
Hartford
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minneola
Connecticut
U.S. Senate
Gloria Schaller
Ford Administration
U.S. Semele
Cartier
Groton
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Bureau
Minnesota
Carter
Washington
Time
Humphrey backs Schaffer in labor and education push
Hubert Humphrey praised Mrs Schaffer on labor and youth employment and urged organized labor to support her candidacy in Connecticut. He met education and labor groups and predicted a closer national race, while signaling a Carter Mondale win in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Hum- 1 Educati
Cope Phrey
Humphrey
Schaffer
Connecticut
Hartford
George Riller
Sanitary Inspectors End Anonymous Health Complaint Policy
The Board of Humane Affairs will stop taking anonymous health complaints amid staff cuts, requiring names from complainants while keeping identities confidential. Only genuine cases proceed to court via regular inspectors, with false reports prompting follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Humane Affairs
Environmental Sanitation
Henry U. Gross
Mr.Gross
Humane Board
Ralph Innacell
Gross
HP Dinan, Jr
Dinan
Richard O'B Shea
Citizens' Union Falters at Start of Grant Work
The Citizens' Union opened with a shaky start in planning the third year of the federal block grant program. A quorum shortage halted official action, then the executive board declared a session a Citizens' Council meeting. The group later limited member questions, discussed parks funded by the grant, and faced attendance gaps across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Union
Citizens’ Council
Sonja Suessenbach
City Planning
Robert Testo
John Hyslop
City Manning
Citizerts’ Union
Nancy Altieri
Citizens' Union
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Daniel Domogala
City doctors to meet on swine flu shots in Bridgeport
The Greater Bridgeport Medical Society calls area physicians to a 7:30 p m meeting at the Bridgeport Community Mental Health center to discuss swine flu vaccination plans. City Medical Director Myer Herman says private vaccines will be available through doctors’ offices while about 60 000 free public shots will be offered at city clinics starting mid October for high risk residents 65 and older and those with chronic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Medical
Myer Herman
Herman
Greater’ Bridgeport
Central Avenue
Greater Bridgeport Medical Society
Neptuss II Trio Delights Bridgeport Park Concert
Neptuss II trio performed yesterday afternoon at Baldwin Plaza as part of Bridgeport Area Chamber of Commerce Concert in the Park series. They played originals and favorites such as Baby Love and The Last Song, with members Joseph Santos Manny and Tony Cruz all city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptuss III
Baldwin Plaza
Bridgeport Area
Windsurf World Championships Reach Nassau Bahamas Event
Visitors to Nassau and Paradise Island from November 15 to 20 can witness the World Windsurfing Championships. More than 250 top competitors from around the world will compete in free style slalom and hot dogging events, a growing sport mixing surfing and standup sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Bahamas
Paradise Island
Bicyclist 15 Injured in Collision on Wayne Street
A 15 year old bicyclist, Frank Catto of 54 Morgan Avenue, was injured when his bike collided with a car driven by Jean Rizzitelli of 81 Barnsford Avenue at Wayne and Birmingham streets. He was treated and released at St Vincent's Medical Center. Police said the bike lacked lights. no arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Avenue
Wayne Street
Birmingham ‘Street
Frank. Catto
Morgan Avenue
City Ambulance
St. Vincent's ‘Medical Center
Wayne
Birmingham
Jean Rizzitelli
Barnsford Avenue
George L. Otzel
Plane crash victim in critical condition after Wing accident
Dr Herman outlines clinic plan to vaccinate 40 volunteers per session with 1500 dollars in unavoidable costs covered by sponsors to avoid tax money. Alice Lee leads the city communicable disease division with Red Cross aid. DuPont, 44, remains in critical condition after his plane’s wing brushed by his father in law on Block Island, the craft speeding along the strip and hurling him from the wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Alice ,Lée
American ‘Red Cross
Southport
Lawrence and Memorial Hospital
New London
Block Island
duBont
Daniel Wheeler
Stepney Depot
duPont
Wheeler
Also Mentioned on This Page
William A. O'Neill
Ella Ty Grasso
Congress
Foehrenbach
Kerr McGee
Gleno Keys
Glenwood Ave
Beardsley Park
Glenwood
Ale
Franklin
Woodside
Monthru FBI
Sakrete Black Top
By Peter E. Gilmore
David O. Meeker
Meeker
Citizens’Union
HUD
Domogala
Saul Goldstein
Hyslop
Citizen’s Union
Mist
Roosevelt School
East End
Revere Street
City Hall
Huddle
Bridgeport
Betes
Paul
Henry B. duPont If
New, York
UPL
Ocean Design
Costa Mesaj
Calif
E.l. duPont
Polyurethemours Co
Wilmington
Del
Silverman
Sport Hill Road
Easton
Gloria's Garden Wonderland
Boston Post Rd
Milford
Main Street
Stratford
Darien
Don's Garden Center
Boston
Post Road
Gardener's Center, Inc
Nielsen Garden Center
Planters Barn
West Avenue
Fairfield
August Brothers
Greenwich
Bucks Garden Center
Putnam Avenue
Flower Time, Inc
McArdles Seed Ca
MacMillian Flower & Golo
Arch Street
New Canaan, CT
Toms Home & Garden Center
Willi Street
Weed and Duryea
Grove Street
Glenbrook
Earp Hardware
Hope Street
Norwalk, CT
Aitar Lawn & Leaure, Inc
Green Thumb
Main St
Old Greenwich, CT
Sterling Walla
Sound Beach Avenue
Riverside, CY
Holiday Farms
Springdale
Springdale Florist
Camp Street
Stamford, CT
Finch’s Corner Nursery
Stillwater Road
House & Garden
High Ridge Road
Trumbull, CT
Flower Tima
Ine
White Plains Road
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!