Dulles to Voice Major Address in Europe
Dulles heads to Europe from New York area to outline the proposed atomic clearing house and to discuss German rearmament with European ministers. He plans to meet Adenauer and Eden, while Murphy’s Europe tour follows the Manila conference. Dulles defends the Manila pact as a force for security and argues it targets aggression, not nations.
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Tlon
Duck Island
Lake Ontario
State Department
Eisenhower
General Assembly
New York
Dukes
Europe
West Europe
France
Dulles
United States
Britain
Quemoy
China Maintain
Manus
Chman
Geneva
Manila
Southeast Asia
Monroe
Securit
Western Pacific
Far East
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippine Repubic
Magsaysay
Mrs. Dodge backs estate handling in York dispute
Mrs. Dodge supports the estate plan as Mrs. Asserson, 31, resident of the Virgin Islands, asks why questions repeat. Asserson claims the fortune is invested in low yield securities, hindering returns. She stands to inherit a quarter of the estate on her grandmother’s death and has sold future inheritance shares totaling 3 million dollars held by about 250 investors to access cash. Dodge currently receives about 1 million dollars yearly from tax exempt, low yield government securities.
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York
Asserson
Virgin Islands
Ex-Gov Trumbull III in Hartford Hospital
Former Connecticut governor John H. Trumbull, nicknamed the Flying Governor, has been a Hartford Hospital patient since Monday after six weeks of illness at his Moosehead Lake camp. A family member said he is improving and hopes to return home over the weekend. he led the state from 1923 to 1931 and is 81.
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Plainville
John H. Trumbull
Hartford Hospital
Connecticut
Moosehead Lake
Greenville
Maine
Fairfield Cops Named Sergeants in Promotion List
In Fairfield several patrol officers were named sergeants and the sergeant and lieutenant list was issued for three years while patrolman appointments run for one year with possible extensions. Names include Larmer Denham Voros Hutton Gramse Pontillo Howard Vetto Rennie Reynolds Kopaz Kieska Donnelly Szekeres Crossman.
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Robert E. Larmer
Pine Creek Avenue
John Denham
French Street
Steve M. Voros
Villa Avenue
George T. Hutton
Oakwood Drive
Arthur H. Gramse
Ardmore Street
Paul A. Pontillo
Marlborough Terrace
John P. Howard
Pioneer Court
Frank W. Vetto
Winnepage Drive
Ralph J. Rennie
John Street
Franklin W. Reynolds
Larkspur Road
Ernest J. Kopaz
Black Rock Turnpike
Joseph M. Kieska
Chambers Street
Henry J. Donnelly
Romaneck Road
Stephen P. Szekeres, Jr
Jennings Road
Robert E. Crossman
Penfield Road
Christie
Luther seeking divorce leads to stabbing arrest
Blood stained Cotinselor was held in a man’s stabbing and denied the act against Luther. Mrs Luther had previously sought divorce, with Luther filing a cross petition accusing adultery. Dr Thomas Thompson advised reconciliation for the children’s sake. Grand jury action awaited as McGowen pursued charges. Thompson collapsed at the police station and was taken to county hospital.
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Luther
Dr. Thompson
Thompson
Luthere
Robert McGowen
County Hospital
Eden Mendes-France discuss European defense shifts at Le Bourget
Eden and Mendes-France met at Le Bourget arriving from Rome to discuss Europe’s defense. Eden spoke of unity and a practical policy path while noting no fatigue from travel. Dulles plans urgent talks in Bonn and London on German rearmament and NATO integration. European leaders weigh a revised Brussels pact and German entry to NATO amid Franco British concerns. Senator Wiley urged action to prevent EDC collapse and avert disintegration risk.
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Italy
NATO
Mendes-France
Dulles
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Eden
London
West Germany
France
le Bourget
Rome
Geneva
Cas
Mendes-Francs
Seine
Fiden
Frank Roberts
Rntith
Sir Gladwyn Jebb
Amancadeer
Anthony Rumboldt
Brussels
Paris
Britain
Belgium
Nethelands
Luxembourg
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
EDC
Mayflower Kin Elect Plymouth Governor General
Lt. Col. Waldo Morgan Allen U S A F Ret of Lake Forest Michigan was elected governor general of the Society of Mayflower Descendants at the close of a five day general congress. Merriam Davis of the Connecticut society was chosen treasurer general.
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Plymouth
Mass
Waldo Morgan Allen
Lake Forest
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Merriam Davis
The
Connecticut Society
Baby Kidnapped Says Widower Of Patino Heiress
The widower Goldsmith claims his infant daughter born in a clinic died shortly after birth from a cerebral hemorrhage and now fears kidnapping. He describes the child as critically ill due to a blood disorder linked to her birth and appeals to press for help in spreading the report. Police are investigating unknown captors.
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Goldsmith
Fairfield Paves Way for Factory
Fairfield approves zone changes to attract industry with a Round Hill road site near railroad tracks and the thruway. The Bridgeport firm agreed to buy the 253 foot frontage tract for 25000 dollars, opposed by Hillcrest Park residents. One-story plant planned on 12000 square feet. officials call industrial expansion vital to Fairfield’s economy.
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Charles H. Parks
Herbert C. Elton
Edward Schine
Southport
Round Hill Road
Bridgeport
Edward J. Henry
Hillcrest Park
Norwich R. G. Goodspeed
Winton Park
Daniel J. Williams
White Oaks Road
Fairfield
Ned E. Ostmark
Charles B. Kentnor, Jr
Fairfield Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Hyman Berson
Edward N. Brennan
Ronald J. Henry
John T. Fitzpatrick
Representative Town Meeting
J. Gerald Phalen
Southport Area
Long Island Sound
Southport Harbor
Westport-Fairfield
Post Road
Mill River
Station Street
Pequot Avenue
Main Street
Mary James
Buckingham Company
River Street
Prospect Lane
Leo P. Rosenthal
Parkwood Road
Francis Beach
Mill Plain
Unquowa Roads
John Fortuna
Oxbow Road
Freed Yanks Tell of Brain Washing and Escape
Three American sailors recount their 10 month isolation in Canton jails and brutal interrogations by Chinese authorities after their seizure. They describe coerced confessions in Chinese, harsh treatment, and a perilous journey via Lapsapem and Swabue before reaching Hong Kong aided by U. S. officials.
Morano Seeks Election Drive for Republican Congress
Congress faces failure to pass the Presidents health reinsurance and housing programs plus Taft Hartley and McCarran Walter immigration changes. Morano urged a Republican Congress in 1955 to back the President’s objectives for all people. He accused Democrats of obstruction and warned bold leadership is needed for a stronger, prosperous America in a peaceful world.
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Congress
Morano
America
Monroe arrests four school bus passers
Monroe police issued three summonses and one warning in separate incidents today and yesterday involving school buses. The charged drivers include Theophania Flanagan 64 Sandy Hock and William Buster 54. Edith Haller received a summons yesterday. All to appear in Town Court on Tuesday. Max Schimelman 70 was cited for failing to keep his vehicle under proper control after his car veered toward children alighting from a bus.
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Monroe
Theophania Flanagan
RFD
Sandy Hock
William Buster
Smith Street
Bridgeport
Max Schimelman
Huntington
Newtown
Edith Haller
Black Rock Turnpike
Robert Wayan
YMCA Launches Members Drive in Bridgeport Kickoff
The Bridgeport YMCA started its annual membership campaign with a kickoff dinner. 101 members were added toward a 900 target, with drive through Sept 24. Three party tickets named candidates for mayor of the YMCA, led by Harold Strauser and including Albert W. Louks and Hary Brown. David B. Smith led as drive chairman, with A. Forrest Louks and A. George Lindquist assisting. The Rev. Charles Crocker offered the invocation and Howard L. Haag spoke on the Y movement spanning 72 countries and 10 million workers, urging potential members to join the world wide effort. Special awards went to Raymond Turner and Harold Strauser.
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Bridgeport Ymca
YMCA
No Change Party
Albert W. Louks
Volunteer Party
H. Burling Naramore
Pioneer Party
Hary Brown
Harold Strauser
David B. Smith
A. Forrest Louks
A. George Lindquist
Howard L. Haag
Charles Crocker
Haag
Raymond Turner
Harold Strause
VFW calls for overhaul of Connecticut civil rights body
Hartford Sept 15 AP Veterans urge restructuring of the Connecticut Commission on Civil Rights from a 10 member panel to a single full time Governor accountable commissioner. They propose a 15 member non paid advisory committee appointed by the Governor for five year terms to advise the commissioner.
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Hartford
Connecticut Commission On Civil Rights
VFW
John D. Burns
Burns
Connecticut Department
Dying gunman thanks cop who shot him
In Little Rock on September 15 AP reports H. B. Long a 42 year old escapee from Arkansas State hospital held a housewife hostage and forced her to her front porch. After threatening to die he was shot four or five times by police and briefly thanked the officers as he lay dying saying thanks fellows that’s good enough.
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Little Rock
H. B. Long
Arkansas State Hospital
A. D. Lynn
Long
Fellows
Norwalk Firm Buys German Optical Plant
Norwalk based Perkin-Elmer corporation has gained control of Bodenseewerk, an optical and aircraft testing plant near Lake Constance in Uberlingen Bodensee Germany. The plant employs about 200 workers and will be headed by Richard S. Perkin, the company president.
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Norwalk
Perkin-Elmer Corporation
Route 7
Germany
Richard S. Perkin
Bodenseewerk
Uberlingen-Bodensee
Lake Constance
Woman Faints and Drowns in Bathtub in Waterbury
Mrs. Marie Rice, 33, fainted while preparing a hot bath for a cold and fell into the tub, drowning. Dr. Edward Kirschbaum, medical examiner, said the body was found by her husband Charles.
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Waterbury
Marie Rice
Edward Kirschbaum
Four Hurt In Two Car Crash At Fairfield
A New York woman Leona Turner 29 and Bridgeport resident Alex Horvath 37 remained under treatment at St Vincent's hospital after a two car collision on the Post road near Unquowa road in Fairfield at 11 a m yesterday Head injuries were reported for both Then Nicholas Moore 16 and Toni Shuster 22 were treated and released Officials said Mr Horvath and Mrs Shuster were cited for violations of state auto laws with summonses set for town court in October
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Bridgeport
New York
St. Vincent's Hospital
Post Road
Unquowa Road
Fairfield
Alex Horvath
Washington Terrace
Leona Turner
Nicholas Moore
Howard Avenue
Toni Shuster
New York City
Shuster
Horvath
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