Threat of Wage and Price Controls Seen by Senator
Senator Flanders warned at the Economic Institute that inflation could trigger wage and price controls if trends continue. He criticized steel and coal industries for price bursts and urged moderation from industry and labor, while economists warned that sustained demand could sustain inflation without controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Flanders
Economic Institute of the United States Chamber of Commerce
John J. Lewis
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
United Mine Workers
U. S. Steel
Vernfonter
Eronomtat
J. Kenneth Galbraith
OPA
Fortune
Mason
Harvard University
Floods in Tokyo Threaten City as Typhoon Bores In
Tokyo faces rising flood danger after a typhoon, with 2,184 missing and 240 injured. U.S. First Cavalry Division units are on alert as the Tone River overflows into Saitama and Tokyo Prefectures. Demolition crews divert Edo River to ease flooding. 186,000 homes damaged and 400,000 acres of rice flooded.
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Tokyo
Kyodo
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Saitama
First Cavalry
Awollen
Edo
Chiba Prefecture
Chiba
Japanese Weather Bureau
Kanto Plain
Minor accidents injure three here
A spate of minor traffic incidents across the city left three people with injuries. Andrew Pryor, 66, was treated for a possible left shoulder fracture after a Cent Street crossing incident and held for observation at Bridgeport Hospital. A four year old boy, Kenneth Barter Jr., was treated for abrasions after darting into the street near his home and released. Motorcyclist Early LaFountain, 35, was held for observation after being thrown from his bike on East Main Street with a possible right ankle fracture. In another collision, Elmer Lundie of Chicago and a local boy were treated for scalp laceration and abrasions respectively, while drivers Roy and Roy escaped injury. one driver faced a state auto violation.
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Andrew Pryor
Christian Union
East Main Street
Crescent Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
John J. O'Leary
Joseph Daurilia
Harold W. Rennison
Jones Avenue
Kenneth Barter, Jr
Kennth Barter
East Avenue
Harold E. Mills
Union Avenue
Cyefset
Early LaFountain
Billiard Street
Devon
LaFountain
Hamilton Street
Terry Holden
North Washington Avenue
Albert J. Roy
Black Rock Avenue
Roy
Leater J. Roy
Clinton Avenue
Chicago
Madison
Weatfield Avenues
Elmer Lundie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Allan Graham
Ashton Street
Lundle
John Dohan, Jr
Madison Avenue
Dohan
Harry Wilkinson
Chopsey Hill Road
Stephen Grace
Arthur Patrignell
Boy Dies After Riverside High Touch Football Injury
In Morgantown West Virginia on September 18 AP reports 18 year old Carl H Hott died from injuries suffered during a Riverside Junior High School touch football game. Principal T M Forman said Elliots, participating in PE, fell andHit his head on another student’s knee, recovered enough to finish the game and walk home before falling ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Carl Hhott
Riverside Junior High School
T. M. Forman
Elliots
Voters register before town election Oct 6 Saturday session
The final regular session of the Board of Electors for making new voters before the town election on Oct 6 will be held Saturday from 9 am to 8 pm in City Hall. Eligible residents aged voting age must file applications to register. a special Oct 4 meeting will permit those whose voting rights accrue by then to apply.
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Board of Electors
Saturn
Selectmen
University courses outlined for evening sessions at Bridgeport
Tonight at 7 45 in the main building on Fairfield Avenue campus a conference will outline fall term evening classes at University of Bridgeport. Dr Harry A Becker dean notes the program offers an associate degree through four years of evening study for adults who have not had college work and are employed. James H Halbey and Harry A Kendall will speak alongside faculty advisors.
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University of Bridgeport
Fairfield Avenue
Harry A. Becker
Junior College of Connecticut
James H. Halbey
Harry A. Kendall
Peasion
Dean Becker
Becker
Terry Moore Night at Sportsman's Park
Tomorrow night will be Terry Moore Night at Sportsman's Park in St Louis. The Cardinals captain and center fielder, 35, will receive gifts including an automobile with keys presented by Mayor Aloys P Kaufman before the game against the Chicago Cubs. Moore has played with the Cardinals since 1985 aside from three years of military service.
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ST. Louis
Terry Moore
Sportsman’s Park
St. Louis Cardinals
Aloys P. Kaufman
Chicago Cubs
Moore
Aid to Europe Boosts: Prices To Housewives, Probers Told
Boston hearing reveals housewives pay for world markets as U S supply and demand drive prices. Dinsmore Worthing says the United States feeds the world while American shoppers bear the cost. Retailers report modest profits, and meat packers cite low inventories. The committee plans to travel to New York and Atlanta for more hearings.
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Europe
Boston
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
Congressional
Dinsmore Worthing
United States
Jones
Mra. Brown
J. O. Moore
National Association of Shoe Chain Stores, Inc
Miller-Jones Company
Columbus
Ohio
Myers
D-Pa
Albert Clifton
Massachusetts State Cio Industrial Council
Congress
Pennsylvania
Baldwin
Conn
State Firemen Vie For Prizes In Charters Parade Tonight
Firefighting units from across Connecticut will join the Charters Hose Company carnival parade tonight. Prizes will be awarded for best appearing and best drilled units. Mayor Nelligan and VFW Commander Doyle will view the procession.
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Charters
Connecticut
Charters Hose Company
Windy Hill
Joseph A. Doyle
Comcowich- Carver Post
V.F.W
Malin Street
Zoners to Hear Three Petitions At Sept hearing
Three appeals are scheduled for a Zon ing Board of Appeals hearing on Sept 26 at 3 30 p m in Townhall The petitions include Williams Auto Sales Inc applying for new and old car dealer licenses a gan station permit and a used car dealer and repair license by H A Hanson and Howard Ettenger permission to replace a non conforming structure and extend the new structure beyond the foundation by Nicola Geremilo Clinton Avenue Town fathers study conforming with state laws election of zoning board members A library story program for six to eight year olds begins Saturday 9 45 a m with preschool picture book hour at 1 30 p m Bedford PTA to meet and other local notices including land sales South Shore Music Club meeting and Staples High cheerleader tryouts
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Townhall
Williams Auto Sales, Inc
H. A. Hanson
Howard Ettenger
Nicola Geremilo
Clinton Avenue
Library
Public Library
Bedford P.T.A
Vishinsky Attacks U.N. Powers in 93 Minute Speech
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Anrei Vishinsky delivered a harsh 93 minute address at the United Nations denouncing the United States while asserting Russia does not seek war. Reactions ranged from sharp to hopeful about avoiding conflict, with Britain and France offering comments and others remaining silent.
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New York
United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
United States
Vishinsky
U. N. Assembly
Russia
Britain
France
U.S
Saye Hector McNeil
McNeil
U. N
Communist Party
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Celler
Agate
Faris E Khoury
Rusela
el Khoury
Pedro Zuloata
Venezuela
Vassili Dendramis
America
Dendramis
Marshall
Charles Malik
Lebanon
Alexandre Parodi
Jose Maza
Assembly
U.N
Distinguished Persons Gallery
U. S
Arkady A. Sobolev
Security Council
Vishinaky
New Radio Station WLIZ to Start November 3
WLIZ Bridgeport will begin AM broadcasting on 1308 kilocycles with 1008 watts in daylight hours only. The station, Bridgeport’s third standard AM outlet, will launch November 3 following plans announced by William Eliot, president of Bridgeport Broadcasting Company. Transmitter work is underway at Seaview and DeForest avenues on Circo Terminal property, where a 200 foot antenna tower is to be erected.
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WLIZ
Bridgeport
William Eliot
Bridgeport Broadcasting Company
Board of Zoning Appeals
Black Rock
Clrco
Seaview
DeForest Avenues
Man killed by train near Clinton on Westbound line
Frederick Wilcox of Clinton was struck and killed instantly by a New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad westbound train early tonight while returning home from work. He was an employee of former State Representative John Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
API Frederick Wilcox
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Wilcox
John Elliott
O Mahoney Defies Eat-Less Price Control Proposal
Senator O Mahoney challenged calls for Americans to eat less to curb food prices. In a radio address he warned against defeatism in government and business, criticizing Senate talks of unemployment as a price control tool and vowing not to accept a return to hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O'Maloney
W-Wyo
Congress
America
Divorce Granted To Carl Brooks Peters
Carl Brooks Peters a staff correspondent for The New York Times was granted a divorce by Judge Kenneth Wynne of Superior Court from Georgiane Schenck Peters of Wilton for desertion. Married Aug 2 1940 in Berlin where he was stationed as a war correspondent, he testified that she left Feb 17 1944 in Washington DC as he prepared for a Moscow mission for OSS.
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Carl Brooks Peters
New York Times
Kenneth Wynne
Superior Court
Georgiane Schenck Peters
Wilton
Berlin
Germany
Peters
Washington, D.C
Moscow
Office of Strategic Services
Marine Corps
Theacific
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H. P. Moter
Gladstein
Sleventhals
Mira
Danbury
Murray Lashar
New York City
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Lasher
Halcock
Leon A Bruey
Rowan Street
Bruey
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Main Street
Harry Markoff Realty Co., Inc
Thin City
Fort Trumbull
University of Connecticut
John R. Fitzgerald
Maple Avenue
Robert F. McDevitt
R.F.D
Donald J. O'Brien
Main Atreat
George H. Sisterhoam
Lexington Avenue
Warren H. Spleas
National Guard
963Rd Field Artillery
Carl Klue
Bethel
Herbert Regan
John Briggs
Stanley Keeler
Michael Perrotti
Hattie L. Judson
Church of Christ
Kenneth Neal
Frank Osborne
George
van Wie
Lyman Crawford
Joseph Furlon
Jack Gilbert
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Ansonia
Sportsmen’s Park
By E. Simma Campbell
Mrs. McGluey
Nature
Eva Pawchyk
Paul J. Pawchyk
Mill Street
Michael Kweka
Eather Kweka
Second Avenue
Seymour
Jacob E. Grigorieff
At & Am
Church of the Assumption
Misa Alma Klimovich
Samuel Klimovich
R.F.D. No. 2
Derby Avenue
Joseph McDonnell
William McDonnell
North Cliff Street
Shirley Petera
North Main Street
Edward B. Davis
Shelton
First Baptist Church
Ansonia High School
Nolan Field
Shelton High School
Charles J
Boots” Jarvis
Jarvis
Holy Cross
Lavender
Eddie C. Finn
Seymour High School
Finnmen
Shelton Club
William J. Comcowich
Tommy Bennett
Ansonia High
Fordham University
Board of Education
Westport
Mia
Charles Holcomb
Bedford Junior High P.T A
Claudette Sorel
Paul Bernard
Carroll Hol- Hietersa
Charlotta Case
Deryk Case
Woman's Club
Staples
Staples High School
Ceniors
Josephine Dorney
Abigail Wallis
Helen Gish
Virginia Wright
Mary Guyaz
Luis Padilla Nerve
Mexico
Aoa
Beverwyck
Geverwyck Grewerms, Inc
Albany, Mew York
O’mahoney
Beverwyck Breweries, Inc
North Ave
Tel
WICC
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