Poole Urges Bridgeport Buyout Plan Approval
Bridgeport residents are urged to approve a BHA sales plan that would allow occupants to purchase homes in a project with about 33 000 dollars in annual city tax implications. The author argues the entire community has a stake and contrasts residents’ yard upkeep with concerns about property values if sold to outsiders. The plan would reclassify the area to C residence and let hundreds of veterans and others consider purchase, while opponents fear tax impact and property devaluation.
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Bridgeport
Remington Park
Remington Arma Company
Huntington Turnpike
Evere
Ita
Boundariee Ag
Wilton couple wins fair prizes at Holstein show
Amcana Farms, Wilton, led by Mr. Goldsmith and farm manager W A Baker, earned multiple blue and red ribbons as their purebred Holsteins claimed top honors at the Eastern States Exposition. Awards included junior champion and best udder for cows, with notable wins by Baker Farm Dunwood Pride and Goldsmiths Woodland Pabst Hengerweld Lady. Nitrogen note closes item.
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Wilton
Harold Goldsmith
Ameana Farms
East Morris
Baker Farm Dunwood Pride
Fhrst
Holstein-Friesian Association
Goldsmiths Woodland Pabst Hengerweld
Goldsmith
Westchester Kennel Club
Two Alarm Fire Hits Lindstrom Plant
George A. Butler escaped a water-filled basement area as a two alarm fire struck the Lindstrom plant. About 350 workers evacuated from the machine shop basement where cartons and dies were stored. crews fought smoke fires with masks, removing blocks to reach the blaze. Production halted but expected to resume tomorrow.
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George A. Butler
Erwin Callahan
Eleanor Laidlaw
Noree
Bridgeport Pressed Metal Company
Ateas
Palm Beach Struck by Violent Winds and Flooding
Gusts reached 108 mph battering Palm Beach while 120 mph gusts hit Coast Guard installations at West Palm Beach. A 38-foot picket boat battled towering seas during a suspected evacuation of a dozen people from a site southeast of Miami. Refugees crowded shelters as Army airfields rushed planes inland and Red Cross urged evacuations. Thousands fled to schools, courthouses, federal buildings and hotels as Lake Okeechobee rose behind dikes. Evacuation trains evacuated thousands, with uncertainty over casualties and crop damage amid historic storm fears.
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Coast Guard
West Palm Beach
Miami
Gulf of Mexico
Army Air Fields
MacDill Field
Chanute
Scott Fields
Middle West
Pensacola
Mobile
Sebring
Fla
Lake Okeechobee
John Kirk
East Coast
Florida
Red Cross
Okeechohee
Palm Beach
Miamiana
Norton Art Gallery
Olive Street
Trinidad
Army Reconnaisance
Navy
Cmdr
Frederick Lewis
Maeter Airport
Union Continues Plant Picketing Amid Strike Battles
Union Local 206 maintains mass picketing at the Connecticut plant as operations resume and a 60 hour week is planned to catch up on orders. Zwicker and Foley defend union actions, cite failed company drives to break the strike, and note NLRB charges against the employer.
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Foley
Loca 206
United Construction Workers
Zwicker
Canfield
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Tts
Hartford
Charlies Wyman
Connecticut Federation of Labor
Bridgeport Central Labor Union
Tregard
National Labor Relations Board
Injunction Plea Denied In Strike Dispute
Representatives of both sides prepared to meet in Mr Krentzman s office to resolve their differences Judge Quinlan noted the short interval between the strike notice and the start of picketing and the resulting tensions Zwerdling testified pickets blocked a New Haven truck unload halting hand unloading Cleary center treasurer said pickets never blocked unloading or entry Cleary testified Zwerdling and his sons struck him during the incident Krentzman actions protected him from harm Drivers complained of work stoppage over reinstatement of a discharged driver Company alleged bargaining rights delay and initial request for bargaining rights prior to strike
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Milton
Meyer
Krentzman
Cleary
Williams. Gordon
Hartford
Zwerching
Death penalty sought for SS leaders at Nuremberg
In Nuremberg Germany on September 17 the American prosecution demanded the death penalty for 18 SS executives led by Oswald Fohl. New York attorney Jack Robbins summarized the case against Fohl and 17 associates as the masterminds of the Nazi concentration camp system.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Jack Robbins
New York
Oswald Fohl
Marshall urges UN reform and Greek defense in UN appeal
United States Secretary of State George C. Marshall sharply attacked veto power as he addressed the 55 nation United Nations Assembly. He proposed a seven point program to back a full time Security Committee and to liberalize the veto, except for cases involving forceful action against aggressors. He urged a Greek border commission and an assembly driven solution for Palestine while pressing arms control and atomic energy terms. His speech signals a widening American diplomatic push against Soviet vetoes and a shift toward GA action when the Security Council stalls.
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Europe
United Nations
Vishinsky
Modrzelewski
United States
Marshall
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Greece
Security Council
Pacific
Jastiea
Russia
General Assembly
Mercury Skids as Early Fall Looks Ahead
Temperature plummets to four degrees showing a sharp cool spell. Today records a 26 degree drop from yesterday's high of 75, signaling a brisk start to fall as Tuesday brings the new season.
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Poole
Liberal Arts
Business Administration
V. A
Whitney Ave
New Haven
Col
Post
Decerbo
Amcana Farms
Lindstrom Plant
Ward F. Parker
Solomon Katzman
Savannah
Georgia
Waycross
Palatka
Orlando
Tampa
Gacksonville
Parris Island
Titusville
Atlantic
Grand Bahama
Andros
Bahamas
Fort Lauderdale
Tfitueville
UNION
NEW Costello Fur Shop
Broad St
Cor, John
Mercury
United
California
New England
Haberdashery Chain Street
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