Labor official commends Governor at CFL session banquet
Commissioner John J. Egan lauded Governor Shannon as a credit to the labor movement during the Connecticut Federation of Labor's 63rd annual convention in Bridgeport. Egan praised state labor laws and the Development Commission, noting the department's motto Industrial Peace Production and Prosperity. Senator Barkley is to speak at tonight's banquet.
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John J. Egan
Misaloner
Shans Non
Connecticut Federation of Labor
Egan
Stratfford
Shannon
Federation
Connecticut
Tam
Shannon la
Labor
James L. Mc Canaughy
Labor Billa
Barkley
Bridgeport Central Labor Union
Alben W. Barkley
Romerratic
Brian McMahon
Federation of Labor
Hoe
Com
Eigan
Soarch
Connecticut Development Commission
New York
State Labor Department
Bridgeport Weather Forecast For Today And Tonight
Bridgeport and vicinity expect sunny to partly cloudy skies with a high near 70 and cool tonight with a chance of light rain tomorrow. Winds southerly to northeasterly, temperatures from yesterday show highs around 70, with details for New York City also noted as cool.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Bridgeport
Cain
New York City
Rene
Truman Dewey Debate in the West Continues
President Truman, speaking at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City, accused the GOP of exploiting the West as an economic colony of Wall Street while pledging to restore its birthright. He contrasted his agenda with Gov. Dewey’s conservation push in a long distance exchange over natural resources.
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Associated Press
Truman
Republican Party
West
Wall Street
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Thomas B. Dewey
Dewey
Denway
The
New Yorker
Haals
Jamen
Colorado
Utah
Telegram Today features and pages listed
A temple of content appears with varied sections and page numbers including features for Everybody, Angelo Patri, women's news, comics, classifieds, crossword, obituaries, financial news, editorials, theater, sports, radio, and pursuit of happiness across pages 1a through 83, indicating a broad newspaper issue layout.
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Angelo Patri
O Sore
Constantine ‘Brown
Herman Bundesen
Rene Pag LE Bashlona
Aoe
Guidepont
Acca. i
Irgunist group Irgun surrenders under ultimatum
In Jerusalem on September 22 the Irgun Zyvat Leumi announced dissolution after accepting the Tarneti government's ultimatum. The move follows the crackdown on the Stern Gang, with hundreds arrested and leaders fleeing. Moshe Dayan stated unconditional amnesty for past infractions and enlistment in the regular forces.
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Jerusalem
Irgun Zyvat Leumi
Tarneti
Irgun
Ita
Tthe
Stern.Gang
Rumsaat
Palle ‘Bernadotte
Hia
Andra Serot
Stern’ Gang
Bernadotte and
Serot
Stern Gang
Taraeli Ultmatum
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Irganista
Surburban Katamon
Palestine
Draftees To Face Physical Tests In Four CT Cities
Hartford announces physical examinations and inductions for draftees will take place in Hartford New Haven Bridgeport and New London. Local draft boards will send draftees to these cities for exams as part of the next induction. Connecticut quota for the October 4 call is 105 men.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Vernon S. Morehouse
Selective Service
New Haven
Bridgeport
New London
Morehouse
Dellay
Ralph Webb
Massachusetts
Connastint
Dictaphone Officials and Union Seek Pact to End Strike
Negotiations resume between the Dictaphone company and Local 268 UE CIO, who have been on strike since Sept. 10. State mediator Philp J Koone announced a Board meeting in City Hall as talks continue. Union seeks 15 cents hourly raise for 675 workers and contract terms changes on holidays vacations price work guarantees overtime and insurance. Company offers 2 1 2 percent now with a further raise on Jan 1 1949.
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Dictaphone
Ue-Cio
Philp J.koone
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Yeaters
Koone
Civil Service panel blocks school post exam plan
The Civil Service commission rejected most of the Board of Education plan for an oral exam for director of adult and supplementary education, tabling action for Oct 12 to seek clarification. They argued the test would stray from policy and favor candidates, while the commission retains authority mainly over administration and examiner selection. Regular salary advances for 163 city employees totaling 26738 annually were approved, with nine appeals on patrolman exams denied and two approved pending further investigation.
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Civil Service Commission
Board of Education
William Abraham
John J. Linley
Stephen Jankura
Robert C. Gerte
Linley
Jankoiva
Commission
School Board
Joseph E. Jaffery
Jeffery
Tdnley
Effery
Ior
Abraham
Gerte
Central High School
McMahon urges halt to arms race in Stratfield meeting
Senator Brien McMahon warned that without strict control of weapons of mass destruction the world bears a crushing risk of another world war. He criticized arms budgets as draining free enterprise and called for realistic problem handling in atomic energy control.
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Brien McMahon
Etentary Club
Stratfield Hotal
Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
McMahon
Cardan Scores Knockout to Take World Title from Zale
Marcel Cardan a formidable challenger from French Morocco defeats Tony Zale by knockout in the 11th or 12th round at Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City before 19,272 fans to claim the world middleweight championship. Referee counts out Zale who lies on the canvas as Cardan’s purse, and the promoter’s profit on the show is outlined with guarantees to Zale and Cardan.
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Ay Gayle Talbot
New Jersey
Andy ‘Nied
Ian Zale
Cerdari
Wartime Spies Face Prosecution Say House Panel
Rep McDowell of the House Un American Activities committee said he is prepared to recommend prosecution of three wartime espionage cases based on evidence from secret hearings. He noted many witnesses were not suspects and that the panel has information on atomic energy leak attempts it may hand to the Justice Department for grand jury action. Continued on page two.
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Washington
Rep
McDowell
House Un-American Activities Committee
Justice Department
Westport Voters Postpone Building Code Adoption
Westport voters at a special town meeting postponed adoption of the State building code amid questions about publicity and study time. The zoning board withdrew a proposed electricians code, while an amendment to publish an analysis of the code passed unanimously. Roads Sunrise Road, Banar Place, and Danbury Road were accepted for town streets.
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Westport
Zoning and Planning Commission
Bedford Junior High
Vetera Alec
Heansing
Yiin
T. PB. Rogers
Zoning Board
Oliver Reagan
Saic
Rogers
Dr. Rogers
Alda
Commission
Sunrise Road
Banar Place
Danbury Road
Ralph Sonltt
Lois R. Clark
Shemmaching
Sonlitt
Youths in knife slaying and break ins face sentences
Nathaniel Hopkins 17 of North Carolina pleaded guilty to first degree slaughter for fatally stabbing George Smith in a rooming house at 437 Water Street on July 31 and was sentenced to an indefinite term in Cheshire reformatory. Arthur Brown 17 of Norwalk received eight months for three robberies, with 30 day jail then probation, after pleading guilty. Several others, including Charles Cologero 39, faced sentences for separate charges as the court opening proceeded. Continued on page two.
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Nathaniel Hopkins
North Carolina
George Smith
Water Street
Iagl
Cheshire Reformatory
J. Boward
Robert A
Superior Court
Arthur Brown
Norwalk
A. J. Collins
Charles Cologerlo
Stamford
Wat
Roberts
Wil‘am Klein
Chapay Tain Road
James Terrell
Klein
Milton Arvidson
Chopay HI Pond
North End
Othara
Othars
Railty
Blain
Terrell
Arvids
Aantance
Mre
Richard Bruton
Bridgeport
Reds Push Drive for Withdrawal Of All Troops from Germany
Berlin dispatch reports a renewed push by Soviet inspired press for all occupation forces to leave Germany. The drive cites Russia's plan to pull troops from Korea by October and accuses America of turning zones into colonies and bases to attack the Soviet Union. General Lucius D. Clay says Germans fear communist rule and would be unsettled by withdrawal.
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Germany
Berlin
Rusaiana
Russia
Korea
Presa
Clav
United States
America
Soviet Union
Lucius D. Clay
Lay
Asi
Hurricanes Smash Florida Amid Severe Storm Warnings
A 125 mph hurricane battered southwest Florida driving fatalities in Everglades City and Key West as warnings extended to the Carolinas. Two dead, many injured, and thousands evacuated as shelters opened in Sebring, Avon Park, and Lakes Placid.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Fort Myers
Everglades City
Erenning
Woom
Turner
Evergladen City
Florida Canal
Wangona
Turner Wald Hoe
Ben J. Hincard
Conenut Grove
Wiliam John Brann
Totem Surf Club
Miami Beach
el, Harrison
Jes G. Miller
Evana
Melbourne
Daytona Beach
Charleston
8. C
Weather Bureau
Galen
Mey
Florida Hoya
Navy
Key Sea
Milan
Bora Chica Navel Bane
Mina
Key Went
Damare
Red Crows
Lake Okeachabre
Sebring
Avon Park
Lakes Placid
Parson Keeps Parlor for Calamity and Visits
An old time parlor used solely for calamity plans, slages, deaths, and overnight visits by the parson appears in the record.
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CFL
Bohwarty
Timothy M. Collina
Stratfield Hotel
Joseph M. Rourke
Transurer
Telegram Today
Civil Service
Wmahon
Florida Bays
Gerdan
Victor Querzale
Ek Prosecution
Key West Area
Carolinas
Hinabor
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