U S Atom Plant in Japan Urged by AEG Member
Thomas E Murray, an Atomic Energy Commission member, urged the government to promote peaceful atom use and to start building a nuclear power plant in Japan as a first step toward global peaceful energy. He said private industry cannot lead alone and called for immediate expansion of atomic power research and public power projects.
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Atlantic
City
N J
Thomas E Murray
Atomic Energy Commussion
Japan
CIO United Steelworkers
Asdrosen
Murrivgard
United States
Belgium
Treworla
Murray
Tno
Soviet Union
Sis
Ussr
Industria
Brishts
Cima
Sud
Court orders to produce client records in old case
Court records reveal Cresar Praws, linked to Michael Sicilian case, ordered to produce client documents while facing numerous counts. Prosecution cites debt and inability to complete required tasks, with motor vehicle and license violations mentioned and a prior suspension noted.
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Toadsmin Cresar
Cey Court
Michael T Sicilian
Boaser
Lee Avers
Ernest Capers
Jude Sicilian
Pirviris Alecays
Ana
Rousser
Reid
Copozzi
Bouvier
Ger
New Owners Acquire Danbury Auto Firm
Danbury area firm 29 Park Avenue announces a change of ownership. Join Thompson Steel and George Klindt Ramseer, son-in-law of AW Steel of Fair, purchase the company from the former owner. The plant will remain at the Park Avenue address with same staff. new president J T Steel and VP G K Ramseer plan to move from Southport soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dambury
Tre Fur Cadiac
Oldsmobile Co
Park Avenue
Nap
Twompson Steel
George Klindt
Rameerson
AW Steel
Fair
Southport
Fire Alarms Chief and Aide Appointed by Board
The Board of Fire Commissioners announced promotions at Middle Street Headquarters. Maurice J Farrell becomes superintendent of fire alarms and assistant chief. Joseph Eramo named assistant chief. Retiring Pump Engineer Harry Weill receives a 70 percent pension. Robert J Kozlowski reinstated after military service. Distinguished attendees included Mayor MacLevy and board members.
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Sphber
Board of Fire Commissioners
Middle Street
Fire Board
Civil Service Commission
Maurice J Farrell
Chilkron Street
Joseph Eramo
Brooks Street
Farrell
Eramo
Harry Weill
Hillhouse Avenue
Robert J Kozlowski
Francis C Chandler
MacLevy Oliver T Osborne
John Jo Gillespe
Andrew Havanich
Frederick Sachs
Sylvester E Jennings
Lathan Nolan
Aife
William Nolan
Florida
William Ard
John J Cathay
Ralph E Barnetem
Primo A
Casella
Kenneth J Coon
Joseph Comandir
Francis D Federici
Jonn B Felding
Robert C Gerlands
Lhomae
Mencel
Robert To
Miler Willand McGovern
Angelo Nocetolh
John E Oconnel
Andrew Polenowsk
Robert
John A Voccola
SNETCO Purchases New Fairfield Site for Dial Building
SNETCO announced the purchase of four plots on the northern side of Sau Wans road in New Fairfield. The 1V5 acre frontage and 250 foot depth site, bought from Coarsea Nevins, will host a new dial telephone equipment building for the Danbury exchange area. Plans are not complete and construction is not expected before early 1955. The company also recently bought land in Brookfield for a dial equipment building serving that region.
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NEW Fairfield Sept 2
Sau Wans Road
New England Telephone Co
Coarsea Nevins
Danbury Exchange Plana
Telephone Company
Brookfield
Camera Stolen From Car On Lafayette Street
William Jarboe of Monroe road Trumbull reported a $250 camera theft to police last night. The photographer for the Sunday Herald identified himself and said the thief smashed a car window to steal the camera from his parked auto on Lafayette street.
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William Jarboe
Monroe Road
Trumbull
Jarboe
Sunday Herald
Lafayette Street
Meriden Democrats Nominate W J Cahill for State Senate
Meriden voters nominate former mayor William J Cahill Jr by a narrow 74 vote margin for state senate after a three candidate Democratic primary. Alfred Ring and Joseph V Quinn win the nominations for state representatives in a three cornered race.
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Meriden
William J Cahill Jr
Alfred Ring
Joseph V Quinn
Lynch to Head Study on Psychiatric Aid
Hartford Sept 21 AP Governor Lodge appoints State Finance Commissioner Frank M Lynch as chairman of a special committee to develop coordinated psychiatric services for inmates in the state penal and correctional institutions. The panel includes heads of the institutions, State Mental Health Commissioner John J Blasko and State Welfare Commissioner Howard E Houston. It will report to the Governor before year end for legislative consideration.
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Hartford
Governor Lodge
Frank M Lynch
John J Blasko
Howard E Houston
Patricelli sued as Miss America title battle grows
In Trenton New Jersey the Miss America pageant filed a $200000 counter suit against Alfred Patricelli Connecticut promoter alleging harm to the Miss America title and reputational damage. Patricelli had earlier sued for breach of an oral Connecticut agent agreement claiming he was deprived of contractual opportunities. The pageant denies any oral agreement and says Connecticut residents were misled, with Violet Fuchs and Dorothy Hopkins named in the Connecticut contest for 1954.
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Trenton
N. J
Alfred Patricelli
Connecticut
Patricelli
Violet Fuchs
Middletown
Atlantic City
Dorothy Anne Hopkins
Storrs Conn
Siss Fuchs
Traffic court defers cases involving Jews in observance
Traffic court postpones motor vehicle violation hearings for Jewish defendants scheduled Monday night in observance of Rosh Hashanah. Judges Sicilian Cotter and Dworkin state those following Jewish beliefs are excused from Monday appearances but must attend the October sessions, as the 10 day period ends with Yom Kippur starting October 6.
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Michael J Sicilian
Harold Cotter
Meyer Dworkin
GOP Nominees Urge Victory to Aid Ike in New Haven
Sept 21 AP Two Republican congressional nominees urged victory for a GOP Congress to back President Eisenhower. Antonio Sadiak appealed in a telecast joined by Wallace Barnes and John J Bracken, stressing the need for a comfortable majority to advance both foreign and domestic programs and praising the Lodge administration’s labor record.
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New Haven
Eisenhower
Antonio Sadiak
Wallace Barnes
John J Bracken
Barnes
Congress
Bracken
Lodge
Connecticut
Coates Defends State Development Against Ribicoff Proposal
Hartford Sept 21 AP Aroused by Abraham Ribicoff suggestion a Commerce department replace the State Development commission Charles F Coates chairman said Ribicoff seems uninformed about state government He claimed the commission already inventories vacant or partial factory space and maintains a list of industrial land in use and visited by field men The commission also provides technical aid to cities and towns and offers community planning services Coates argued Ribicoff’s criticisms amount to nothing new the state already ahead in industrial development efforts and information distribution Connecticut has etc.
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Hartford
Abraham A Ribicoff
State Development Commission
Commerce Department
Charles F Coates
Cairman
Commission
Ribicoff
Coates
Development Commission
Connecticut Leads Nation in Manufacturing Jobs Growth
The text notes Connecticut has the highest per family purchasing income in New England and among industrial states, with labor data showing 102000 workers added to manufacturing in the last three years, compared with 183000 in the prior 50 years.
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New England
Connecticut
Olson Made Charge In Westport Caucus
In a Tuesday Telegram story an error attributed a statement to Bruno Arcudi instead of Westport State Rep Henry Ferne. Norman Olson made the remark and suggested that Edgar T. Lee and Helen Lupton were chosen by a slate dictated from beyond Westport.
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Westport
Shtoan Cruces
Bruno Arcud
Henry Ferne
Norman Olson
Mr. Arcudi
Olson
Arcudi
Edgar T. Lee
Helen Lupton
Fourth man held in Milford burglary case
Vincent Vitalo thirty of New Haven is held in twenty thousand bonds with three companions for a Milford Grain burglary attempt. Robert Gioffi Hamden twenty one John Daniels New Haven thirty three and Pat Nacca West Haven thirty two are questioned by detectives and charged with burglary with a weapon breaking and entering possession of burglary tools conspiracy and related counts. Gioffi is also charged with carrying a concealed weapon.
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Milford
Vincent Vitalo
New Haven
Milford Grain Company
Robert Gioffi
Hamden
John Daniels
Pat Nacca
West Haven
Guoff
West Avenue Motors Company
Norwalk
Gioffi
YMCA Chess Club Meets For Special Wednesday Session
The YMCA Chess Club schedules a special meeting on Wednesday at 8 pm in the Y with plans for the future and other important items. Robert Parker serves as club president.
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Ymca Chess Club
Robert Parker
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AEG
Pina
Danbury Auto Firm
J T Steel
G K Ramsey
Saar Sof
U.S. Weather Bureau
Department of Commerce
Amd Leroy
Wiches
AP Wiepino
Lower Lakes Area
Texas
Florida Peninsula
Mississippi
Rockies
Snetco
New Fairfield
Meriden Democrats
W. J. Cahill
Navy
Albert Pratt
Boston
GOP
Iee
Development Agency
Roibicoff
YMCA
Sears. Drug CO
Devon and
Stratford
Buick
America
Ifony
Milton
Sidney F. Brown
Buick, Inc
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Fairfield Avenue
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