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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1954

Page

51

Dog Owner Charged Over 17 Unlicensed Dogs in Newtown

Francis Keyes, 34, of 181 Birdseye Street, faces 17 counts of owning unlicensed canines after a Newtown inspection tied dogs left for treatment at Dr Russell Strasbarger’s office to his care. He was arrested in Bridgeport, later released on recognizance, and set to appear in Newtown town court. He previously faced similar charges in February for harboring unlicensed dogs and cruelty, with neighbors reporting roaming animals.

Francis Keyes Birdseye Street Newtown Keyes Russell Strasbarger Bridgeport Newtown Town Court James Costello Ridgefield Barracks Newtown Town Courts Donald A Perrotti State Department of Agriculture Strasburger Perrotti

Diem to Address Chamber Luncheon Aimed at Coop

Albert E. Diem, chair of the Chamber education committee, will open the 1954 55 luncheon series at noon Monday outlining aims for cooperation between industry and education. A National Chamber film Its Everybodys Business will follow. A joint education committee and school department meeting is set for Wednesday. Lions guard Les Binogaman now weighs 347 pounds after 245 pounds as a Gary High freshman.

Albert E. Diem Chamber of Commerce Mr. Diem America Les Binogaman Detroit Lions Gary Ind

Witchs Rock of Stratford to vanish for expressway work

A red survey mark on a rocky outcrop at West Broad Street and Linden Avenue, Stratford, known as Witchs Rock, presages removal for the Greenwich Killingly expressway. Local lore ties Goody Bassett to the rock, though archival proof is scant. legends persist as the site faces destruction and a widening road.

West Broad Street Linden Avenue Stratford Goody Bassett Sterling Park New Haven Railroad Goody Gallow King and Linden Avenues Frank Sammis Academy Hill Upper West Broad Street Old Mill Road Miss Clark Paradise Green Edna Richardson Witch's Corner Brincko Everett June Lawrence June Witch's Rock

Fleming's Will to Resist Killed By Red Brutality

A witness testified that brutal treatment and brainwashing by communist captors destroyed Lt. Col. Harry Fleming's will to resist during his three years as a POW in North Korea. Psychiatric evidence suggested extreme stress may have impaired his judgment, while both sides closed testimony ahead of Monday summations. A deposition from Maj. Gen. William F. Dean was also read, confirming Dean's experiences with captors.

Fleming FT. Sheridan Harry Fleming Pacine Wis Reda North Korea Glenn A. Bacon Racine Bacon William F. Dean Dean

Class Session Tonight for 1949 Hardine High Reunion

Tonight at 8 p.m. Eichner's restaurant on Madison Avenue hosts the 1949 Hardine High School alumni reunion. Jeanne Bagus and Joseph Russo oversee arrangements. Tickets available at Bunny's store on Boston Avenue and Briarwood Farms on Huntington Turnpike. Gus Woolf rode three consecutive Hollywood Gold Cup winners.

Hardine High School Eichner Madison Avenue Jeanne Bagus Sheridan Street Joseph Russo Noble Avenue Bunny Gus Woolf

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