Lodge lists 39 attacks on free world ships and aircraft
Senator Lodge released a detailed list alleging 39 warlike acts by Chinese communists against free nations over four years. He ties the Hainan airliner shooting to a broader pattern of aggression, cites the Kerr seizure in 1953, and notes the release of three Americans with three Chinese accomplices still held.
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LODGE
Hainan Island
Free Nations
Hainan
Free World
Korea
Soviet Union
U.S
Kerr
Richard Applegate
Donald Dixon
Benjamin Krasner
New Developments Seen on Ike's A-Plan
United States delegates at the United Nations say progress is expected on President Eisenhower's atom for peace plan at the General Assembly. James Wadsworth notes no dramatic moves but promises more on the peaceful atomic pool while warning against amplifying Cold War tensions. He also says the U.S. will resist efforts to disrupt UN personnel loyalty tests and will expose communist patterns. American officials seek to prevent repeat of Fifth Amendment cases and preserve countering communist influence. Clark Eichelberger reports resolutions from 50 groups calling UNSC to halt the Fosforas Strait clashes and debate Red China’s UN seat future while leaving the door open for consideration.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
UN General Assembly
Eisenhower
U. S
James J. Wadsworth
American Association For the United Nations
Wadsworth
Clark Eichelberger
Association
UN Security Council
Formosa Strait
Red China
UN Now
Dr J J Tynan Dies Suddenly at Stratford Home
Dr J J Tynan, a Connecticut medical figure active with the state and Fairfield County associations, died suddenly at his Stratford home. Survived by wife Olive Lb and four sons, a daughter, two sisters, a brother, 13 grandchildren, and a niece. services to be announced at Denni and D Arcy funeral home, 2611 Main Street. Turpentine note on shoe polish appears in the snippet.
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David B
Stratford
Mize Marjone J. Tynan
Hyannis
Mass
Katherine T. O'Leary
Stra
Ford
Martin T. Dodge
Newtown
Daniel G. Ty- Mamn
Naugatuck
Denni
D'Arcy
Main Street
School Beckons to Homemakers by National Live Stock Board
Miss Lucille Harris and Miss Carolyn Marshall present a four day cooking school with about 50 recipes to demonstrate practical cookery. Attendees will receive the Merry Meals Cooking School recipe book and notes are unnecessary.
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Lucille Harris
Carolyn Marshall
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Merry Meals Cooking School
Hormel heir arrested in narcotics case in Hollywood
The Hormel heir, a Hollywood musician, was arrested on narcotics possession after investigators found marijuana cigarettes in a car linked to him. He was released on $1,500 bond ten hours later, while an assault complaint against Miss Moreno was considered. Hormel and Miss Caron married in 1951 in Las Vegas and later divorced on cruelty charges.
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O'Grady
Tomorow
Holmes
Miss Moreno
20Th Century-Fox
O'Connor
Hormel
Hollywood
Millions
Miss Caron
Las Vegas
Nev
Czech Reds Admit Holding Two GI Hits U S Spying
A U S Army spokesman said a German civilian was interviewed near the border and that two soldiers were involved in border incidents within two weeks. One patrol fired on American troops on Sept. 9 and another opened fire four days later with no injuries. Names of the soldiers were not released pending tomorrow’s announcement.
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Heidelberg
Germany
U.S. Army
Merchants Open Stores on Sunday in Fairfield
Four hardware dealers in Fairfield kept shops open on Sundays amid enforcement doubts. Police said they would not approve nonessential sales, though customers asked to buy items like fuses and paint. Dealers argue the law needs change and cite petitions with over 200 signatures calling for Sunday openings.
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Stephen Lasko
James Kranvik
Lasko
Alan FE. Kele
Kele’s Hardware
Post Road
Willim Hollo
Community Hardware
Kings Highway
Joseph A. Poster
Black Rock Turnpike
Frederick J. Fovte
Hemlock Hardware and Garden Shop
Kelewan
John H. Norton
Mr. Norton
Norton
Fairfield
Giants Need Win to Clinch Pennant in Weekend Series
The Giants must win two of four weekend games against the Dodgers to secure the pennant with Philadelphia Phillies’ Friend earning his seventh victory after a six-hit outing. Preston Ward’s fourth-inning single plated the decisive run as Russ Meyer took his sixth loss. The Indians kept pace, trimming Detroit 4-2 to reach within two wins of the AL record, while Hank Marecki’s three-run homer fueled Mike Garcia’s 3-1 win aided by Don Mos. Cincinnati beat Chicago 10-6 in 10, and St Louis rallied past Milwaukee 7-6. Boston’s McParnell no-hit Washington in a 6-2 win. Baltimore beat Chicago 5-1 as Pillette and Chakalee held the White Sox to three hits.
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Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Friend
Brook Iwn
Frank Thomas
Pirates
Preston Ward
Carl Furillo
Mike Garcia
Don Mos
Harvey Kuenn
Tigers
Pov McMillan
Ancrifice
Neno Eccalera
Cincinnati Redlese
Chicago
St. Lauie Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
McParnell
Hie
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Duane Pillette
Bob Chakalee
A. L
Fall From Car Kills Girl in Bronx Night Out
Police report a girl aged 18 found dead barefoot after a car crash with her companion Masterton. They had known each other about a year and left a party together at 1 am bound for the Bronx. No alcohol was served at the party.
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Miss Mollier
Masterson
Mise Moster
Ae Mastereon
Masterton
Bronx
18 Car Mishaps Injure Multiple People In Stratford
A series of accidents across Stratford left several people injured or shaken but not hospitalized. Mary Minotti, 34, and Lillian Cooney, 34, were involved in a collision on North avenue. Minotti suffered knee injuries while Cooney avoided serious harm. Dominic Esposito, 39, involved in another incident on Park avenue, escaped injury. Virginia Wiles, 40, on Palisade avenue, mounted a curb to avoid a head-on and was charged with auto law violations. Berta Bristol, 72, reported chest pains after Laurel avenue collision. Robert Denzel, 43, charged with auto law violations after the other car. A nine-year-old cyclist, Arthur Burns, was hurt on Wilmot and Stratford avenues and treated at Bridgeport hospital. Pedestrians Ethel Carpenter and Julia Laskay sustained injuries from separate auto strikes. drivers Stanley Gray and Donald Lobdell faced auto-law charges. Drunken driving charges were filed against William Theis, 74, after a North avenue incident. Two drivers, Gabriel Grasso and Ernest Szigeth, were charged after an accident at Washington and Sanford avenues. Joan Buckley, 22, arrested for smashing a window with her car on Gregory Street. A fire truck and car crash on Tranittan avenue and Cottage yielded no injuries. Four additional accidents were reported but details were unavailable.
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North Avenue
Mary Minotti
Lillian Cooney
Evere Street
Dominic Esposito
Park Avenue
Virginia R. Wiles
Palisade Avenue
Stewart Street
Berta L. Bristol
Laurel Avenue
Laurel and
Beechwood Avenues
William A. Theis
East Main Street
Stratford
Oak Street
Donald Menard
Leonard Weinstein
Theis
John J. Scanlon
Washington and
Sanford Avenues
Gabriel Grasso
Roseuth Street
Ernest Szigeth
Douglas Street
Joan Buckley
Maintreet
Gregory Street
Columbia Street
Edward Catey
Buckley
Frank Veres
Srr
Tranittan Avenue
Cottage Street
Ralph Coons
Houston Street
Russell Booth
Knee Street
Shelton
Edward Caney
Autopsy Links Death to Crush Chest in Auto Incident
Mrs Masterson said she never met the Molhier girl. Autopsy shows death from crushed chest and other injuries. Police say injuries could have occurred if she had fallen from the speeding automobile. Two men in the automobile were critically injured in the attack by Masterson's car.
French Premier Proposes Plan for Bonn Armament Reform
French Premier Mendes France advocates a peaceful approach to European armament, urging confidence building and a unified system of strict imitation and equal control. NATO members discuss West German rearmament as Britain bids for a nine nation conference in London with US and Canada invited. He then heads to Strasbourg to address the Council of Europe.
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NATO
Britain
London
Germany
United States
Canada
EDC
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Mendes- France
Strasbourg
Council of Europe
East Germany Again Urges Unity Talks
The East German volkskammer in Berlin appeals to West Germany for a conference to pave the way for reunification. The letter cites the EDC collapse creating a new situation and was delivered to Bonn via a volkskammer representative, but no date or venue is proposed.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
European Defense Community
EDC
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Volkskammer
Bonn
Patinos Return Baby To Father In Paris Escort
In Paris a dozen policemen escorted Isabela Patino Goldsmith from a hospital to her father, amid claims of threats by the Patino family. Goldsmith, vigil by the Versailles court order, says Isabela suffered oxygen deficiency after a Caesarean birth that followed her mother Isa Bela Patino Goldsmith’s death from a brain tumor.
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Goldsmith
Dorothy Cockbill
Marchioness
de Ginor
Patino
Paris
Versailles
Mrs. Patino
Isabela
Isabela Patino Goldsmith
GOP Caucauses Set for Tonight Across Fairfield County
In Shelton, LeRoy Hellman seeks the mayoralty backed by the Town Committee, while Frank Ci cia supports Frank Ci cia. Little Elephant club backs rival. Norwalk sees a three way race for legislative nominations with Fannie Harris, Louis Padula and Seth Wiard in contention. Darien party primary picks judge probate between Walton Clark Jr and Warren F Cressy Jr. Town caucuses nominate many unopposed, shaping local control for years ahead.
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Shelton
LeRoy G. Hellman
Frank E Cicia
Little Elephant Republican Club
Town Committee
Little Elephant Group
Clinton B. Taylor
Robert J. Baldwin
House
Emile M. Broda
Clifford A. Merwin
Little Elephant
Little Elephants
Norwalk
Fannie Harris
Louis Padula
Seth Wiard
Darien
Walton Clark, Jr
Warren F. Cressy, Jr
Serena Returns To Wage Caucus Fight In Westport
Westport Sept 19 State Rep Joseph V Serena returns from Rhode Island to join his renomination bid in the Republican caucus set for 8 oclock tomorrow night at Bedford junior high school. He conferred with supporters and counsel Vincent X Montanaro on plans for a high turnout as questions about his eligibility on the voting list loom from the Town committee. Montanaro said a hearing on his petition to restore forfeited voting rights due to a 1928 postal violation is planned for Sept 28. Also in the fight is Rep Henry Ferne who may run without town committee backing. The committee endorsed Edgar T Lee and Mrs Helen Lupton for House nominations while 2625 Republicans are eligible to vote in the caucus.
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Westport
Joseph V. Serena
Rhode Island
Bedford Junior High School
Serena
Vincent X. Montanaro
Republican Town Committee
Helen Lupton
F. Ethel Cachow
Republican Registrar of Voters
Ferne
Muriel Baldwin
Rival Groups Face New Battle in Shelton
Shelton voters head to the polls for the November 2 city election amid a Republican Town committee and the Little Elephant Republican club contesting every major office. Mayoral candidate LeRoy G. Hellman leads the GOP ticket with Edward Bienkowski backing the Little Elephant slate, while disputes include clerk and tax collector posts and state representative seats.
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Shelton
Republican Town Committee
Little Elephant Republican Club
GOP
Frank E. Cicia
Board of Education
Alonzo Nichole
Iva L. Hamilton
Huntington
A. Thomas Dagle
Louie Hranenccio
Frederick S Chapman
Little Elephants
Frank M. Rossi
Albert E Cawthra
reRistrac of
George S. Glover
Charles Johnson
Stanley Nichole
James Capasso
Mr. Basile
Andrew M. Johnson
Clinton B. Taylor
Robert L. Baldwin
Emile M
Local Ward Slates Named for Aldermen and Committees
The Little Elephant ticket fields DeMarco and Walter J. Schlegel for First ward, Maler, Stellar, and Fair with Kowa lauteki for Third ward, and Arms with Zetterstrom for First ward on the alderman slate. Also listed are library director Olive R. Siksay, Chester Ferris, and others for Town committee roles, with Board of Apportionment and Taxation nominees and Board of Education candidates including Richard Sherman and Mrs. Gertrude Cooper. Justice of peace nominees include Frank E. Alexander and Henry J. Knorr among others.
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DeMarco
Walter J. Schlegel
Walter 8. Maler
George W. Stellar
Elliot Fair
Frank Kowalauteki
Little Elephant
George Arms
Harold W. Zetterstrom
Mr. Bienkowski
Paul Richar
Bruce Geist
Edward J. Gurger
Dorothea Verett
Olive R. Siksay
Justice of Peace
Frank E. Alexander
Henry J. Knorr
Gertrude L. Long
Ferdinand Negri
Guila Hawley
John A. Pastore
Joseph Gudsnuk
Mary Deptula
John Moore
Morris Y. Brown
Rose B. Cawthia
Nicholas Zavidniak
Martha S. Dougherty
A. Mastrogiovanni
Robert
Service honors Msgr Carnicke at St Johns parish
The church marked the 35th anniversary of Msgr Carnicke’s ordination with a major ceremony at St John’s Church. Bishops and priests praised his leadership guiding a parish through many obstacles and his refugee relief work in Europe. Chaplains, assistants, and parish officials attended as the Holy Name Society and the choir presented a musical program.
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Rochet
Mantelletta
Biretta
Msgr
Hayes
Father Kupec
Carnicke
Masgr
Msgr. Carnicke
Europe
St. John's Church
Magr. Carnicke
St. John’s Church
Shehan
Perioh
Pope Pius XII
Tne
Charlies B. Ratajczak
OFM
St. Michael's Church
Thomas F. Dennehy
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Washington
Stephen G. Vitka
the Assumption Church
Ansonia
Anthony J. Sima
Corpus Christi Church
Wethersfield
St. John’s Parish
George B. Curtias
James J. McLaughlin
Stephen A. Grinvalsky
Tomasko
John F. Marcke
Sta. Cyril and Methodius Church
Joseph T. Hanicheck
Cssp
Helena
Ark
Florian Pekar
C.P
Jamaica
L. I
Exposition
Tito rebuffs Atlantic Pact joining in Yugoslav stance
Tito told a Celje crowd for the 10th anniversary of the Liberation struggle that Yugoslavia will not join the Atlantic Pact, citing anti socialist aims and preferring cooperation on limited matters while maintaining independence. He urged normalization with Russia but warned against entanglement and called for equal status for Germany. The speech referenced U S officials and warned against bloc politics.
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Celje
Slovenia
Tito
Styria
Tie
U. S
Robert Murphy
Soviet Union
Cominform
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Greece
Ussr
Germany
Russia
Free Territory
Trieste
Adriatic
Italy
Yale to Honor Global Religious Leaders at Convocation
The Archbishop of Canterbury Geoffrey Fisher will join four other world religious leaders in receiving honorary degrees at Yale on September 28 during the Yale Divinity School convocation marking its 133rd year. Other honorees include Alan Paton, Dr Paul David Devanandan, Bishop Thobeline, and Archbishop Michael, representing diverse faiths and regions.
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New Haven
Canterbury
Geoffrey Francia Fisher
Yale
Yale Divinity School
Alan Paton
Paul David Devanandan
Department of Literature and Publications
Council of Ymca‘s
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Otto Thbeline
Evangelical Church of Germany
Michael
Greek Orthodox Church of
North and
South America
Tito's Moscow Attitude Unchanged, Is Claim
Rome dispatch reports Tito states his attitude toward Moscow remains unchanged despite recent Soviet overtures. An American informant said Tito offered only the opposite, noting Vassily Valkov has tried to mend ties while Tito still rejects Soviet interference in Yugoslav internal affairs and will accept goodwill gestures.
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Rome
Russia
Tito
Moscow
Vassily Valkov
Belgrade
Roodwill
Yugo Savin
Soviet Union
Uae
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