Red Cross and Troops Readiness for Impending Hurricane Blow
Red Cross teams mobilized from Miami to Cape Hatteras as a Florida coast hurricane abated preparations. Emergency measures spread through Nassau and Bahamas, with Florida cities boarding up and police, fire, and Coast Guard readying shelters, supplies, and coastal defenses amid warnings of 70 mph winds.
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Taft Delivers Western Speech Through Union Picket Line
Senator Taft of Ohio strides through a block long union picket line in Los Angeles to address Republican members. He criticizes President Truman for not aiding tax cuts, government economy, and decentralizing federal power, urging a contrast in the 1948 campaign.
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South Norwalk Women Charged With Larceny
Westport Sept 16 Evelyn Rose Carey 1 of 14 Day Street South Norwalk arrested at 4 30 p m by Ident Edward Capasse charged with larceny remanded to county jail Bridgeport Minnie Lee Henderson 40 of 30 Day Street South Norwalk arrested at the same time for larceny and released on bonds of 200
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South Norwalk
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Bridgeport
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Routh
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Relief for itchy pimples with Petersen's Ointment
A brief note promises quick relief as skin irritations and pimples cause itching. It recommends applying a thin layer of Petersen's Ointment from a designated outlet to soothe smarting and improve appearance and comfort.
Weather Definitions and Beaufort Scale Explained
The U S Weather Bureau notes 160 mph winds in a Florida hurricane may be the highest officially recorded and compares hurricanes and typhoons as identical cyclones differing by region names. It defines wind speeds from calm to hurricane on the Beaufort scale, with specific ranges for each storm status and implications for damage.
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Typhoon Kathleen Strikes Japan. Thousands Homeless
Relief centers mobilize as 2,280 dead or missing and 166,729 flooded or damaged across 15 prefectures. Kyodo News and U.S. sources peg 2,300 homes swept away. 150,000 acres inundated. Camp McNair units aided from air. Tokyo and Yokohama near the affected zone as prefectures brace for further floods and relief needs.
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Greenwich Cops Capture Fugitive and Car Crash in City
Greenwich police report capturing a fugitive last month while three others from the same group vanished. Ruggierlo Baldin, an Italian native facing immigration violations and deportation, remains missing. A separate crash at Cleveland Avenue and Norman Street involved Nora M. Rickard, 42, and John Esposito, 24, with no arrests.
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Jail Rioter Sentenced In Forgery Case After Jail Turmoil
The court sentenced a jail rioter to one to three years for forgery amid jail disturbances. Prosecutors outlined the tumult and defense complained of treatment, with Sheriff Platt praised for handling the crisis. Additional sentences and pleas were handed to Lawrence and Raymond Bursey for related break ins and disorder.
ZELLER CALLS FOR AIDE REINSTATEMENT IN REAL ASSETS
Zeller urges the Personnel board to reinstate an aide in the real assets division and appoint a trusted administrator. He cites the Plimpton lease controversy, grand jury probe, and Barlow’s exoneration, arguing the agency cannot operate under current conditions. He notes crowded offices, looming lease expirations, and the need to either buy or build, or pay higher rents.
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Hartford
Plimpton
President's Ship May Alter Course
Officials said target drones are slightly smaller than 8 fighter planes and powered by small engines. Mr. Truman watched the firing from the open bridge as he returned home from Brazil. The president wore a green pith helmet during the voyage, joined by Mrs. Truman who also sported a green helmet.
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Eight council candidates named for each ward contest
Official council candidates listed for ten districts include Ralph J. Kregsing and Joseph W. Coakley in the first district. Ralph Goodsell and David W. Campbell in the second. Frank C. Evitta in the third. William Pleger and Joseph M. Janosko in the fourth. Andrew J. Kaza alx and Herman A. Leveen in the fifth. Frank A. Larkin in the seven. Robert J. Keeling in the eight. George H. Tomlinson in the nine. and Peter J. Ring Jr. in the tenth.
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Joseph W. Coakley
Ralph §. Goodsell
David W. Campbell
Frank C. Evitta
William Pleger
Joseph M. Janosko
Andrew J. Kazaalx
Herman A. Leveen
Frank A. Larkin
Robert J. Keeling
George H. Tomlinson
Peter J. Ring, Jr
Stamford and surrounding suspects face varied charges
A list of defendants from Stamford Westport Bridgeport Greenwich and Norwalk with charges including robbery with violence theft of auto breaking and entering larceny and receiving stolen goods appears with trial or jury dates in September. Notable entries include Harold H Cannell 86 George Redd 28 and George F Harron 296 who pleaded guilty to breaking and entering but not guilty to two auto theft counts and will be tried September 25.
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Robert Gesick
Norwalk
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Danbury
Richard Smith
Stamford
Elwood Pierce
William Needham
Bethel
Burpey Brothers
Gattert
William W. Pelletier
Norman Pecor
New Buirfield
William Jones
Lenda
Clarence B. Washington
State Moves to Fast Track Gas Tax Case to Supreme Court
Hartford Sept 16 AP Attorney General William L Hadden said all steps will be taken to secure speedy Supreme Court review of the 1947 law allowing gas oil dealers to keep about 1 000 000 unlawfully withheld from state taxes over a decade The case centers on legality of refunds and the law’s constitutional provisions with the state aiming to recoup funds if ruled invalid The oil companies prepared defenses including estoppel and laches while awaiting a possible direct Supreme Court reserved decision. counsel from Hartford and Bridgeport attended the session
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Overell dynamite purchases tied to yacht blast case
Louise Overell and her fiancé Gollum face cross examination in a trial tied to the March 14 dynamite purchase. The pair bought explosive at the behest of her father Overell for use aboard the Mary E yacht before it exploded at Newport Harbor. Louise testifies about timelines aboard the yacht while denying direct involvement in any murder plot, and Gollum contends he used a fictitious name to shield Overell’s privacy.
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Calif
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San Bernardino County
Norwalk Board Acts on Charges Against City Welfare
The Norwalk board, after complaints of personnel misconduct and unfair case treatment, submitted findings to the city council. Mayor Edward J. Kelley appointed a probing committee. its first recommendation to remove supervisor management authority was implemented tonight.
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University to Offer Evening Degree Sessions
Dr. Harry A. Becker of the University of Bridgeport announced an evening program inviting undergraduates and others to pursue a Bachelor of Arts or Science, or business degrees, through fall term classes. A 7:45 p.m. meeting will be held Thursday in the Fairfield Avenue campus main building. registration is not at the meeting.
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Palace of the Governors: Oldest Public Building in U S
The Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe New Mexico is cited as the oldest public building in the United States. It was constructed in 1636.
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Aranha Elected Assembly Head At UN Opening
Aranha was elected assembly head as delegates opened the session with debate on whether the road would lead to peace or strife. The 14 member leadership was formed and the assembly adjourned for the day with plans to reconvene tomorrow. Secretary Marshall expected to speak after Mexico's opening statement.
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Truman and Marshall Plans to Open UN Debate
In New York the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan are slated for discussion as the UN General Assembly opens. American delegates seek to raise the policies to bolster UN prestige and counter Russia’s veto power, with Greece Palestine and Korea highlighted as urgent issues. Marshal prepares to address the assembly aboard the Missouri.
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Railroads Abandon Vast Main Line Network
Between 1932 and 1845 American railroad abandonment collapsed 230 961 miles of main line track reshaping freight and passenger corridors nationwide as lines were pulled up and operations scaled back.
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