Tedesco and Dempsey Attack Lodge Over Council Files
Democratic candidates Samuel J. Tedesco and Joan N. Dempsey accuse Governor Lodge of improper use of the State Bipartisan Legislative Council files to aid reelection. Rep. Erving Pruyn calls the charges silly and says Lodge acted within the law.
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Hartford
Lodge
Legislative Council
Samuel J. Tedesco
Bridgeport
Joan N. Dempsey
Putnam
Tedesco
Rep
Dempsey
Abraham A. Ruibicoff
Erving Pruyn
Colebrook
House Judiciary Committee
General Assembly
Assembly
Rep. Dempsey
Legislative Department
Legislative Committee
Pruyn
Rep. Pruyn
Certificates of Organization and Incorporation in Connecticut Firms
The record lists multiple filings including The M and C company of Norwalk with £1900 capital, Edwin Safir as president, and Carrie Goldstein as director. Glendale Steel Corporation of New England in Milford files for 1900 shares, with Roland Miller Rosalie Miller and Joan Karmesin as incorporators. Also noted are amendments for Druz Services Bridgeport, Carroll Construction Stanford, and The Rene MN Corporation Milford with share changes and lease/value notes.
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M & C. Company
AG Washingoon
Cnor
Roland O . Miler
Rosalie V. Miller
Joan A. Karmesin
Miford
Charles H. Ferguson
WSS
Druz Servicea, Inc
Bridgeport
Carroll Construction Inc
Stanford
Sim
Rene MN Corporation
Milford
C J Randall Dies Veteran Newsman In Litchfield
Clem J Randall 59 former United Press vice president and Chicago Sun executive died at home in Litchfield. An autopsy was ordered after a sleeping pill overdose was found. He had broad radio work and served in WWI, later directing Civil Defense and Fields operations. Survived by wife Beatrice and two sons John and Paul.
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Clem J. Randall
United Press
Old Chicago Sun
New Milford Times
C. H. Avelle
Randall
New York
Park Avenue
Ames
Iowa
Air Force
Civil Defense Administration
Mr. Randall
Stanford University
Sorbonne
Paris
San Francisco
Marshall Field
Field
Chicago Sun
Field Enterprises, Inc
WJJD
Chicago
Buckeye Broadcasting Company
Cincinnati
KOIN
Portland
Ore
Totem Broadcasters, Inc
Seattle
Wash
KFBI
Wichita
Kan
WNEW
KXOB
Stockton
Calif
New Rochelle
Fuel and Lumber Company
Illinoi-Wyoming Company
National Press Club
Washington
Beatrice
John A
Paul C .Randall
Samuel Cohen services held in Norwalk
Samuel Cohen of 5 Moore Place, Hat Corporation of America employee, died yesterday at home. Services were held at Ganung funeral home with Rabbi Samuel Schwartz and Cantor Chaim Fleischer officiating. Burial at Independent Hebrew Cemetery. Survived by wife Luhan Nathan Cohen, two sons Robert and Joseph, sister Mrs Louis Center, and brothers Max, Hyman, Irving. Also Frederick Harold Burritt, 62, of Lone Town Road Redding, died Monday in Danbury hospital. Services tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Fable funeral home in Westport. Burial in Willowbrook Cemetery, Westport.
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Derby
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Shelton Board of Education
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Howe Street
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American Legion Auxiliary
Emblem Club
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Lucille Cronin
Marion Cronin
Shelton
William Degnan
J. Sterling Edwards
Theodore Forman
White Plains
N. Y
Samuel Cohen
Norwalk
Moore Place
Hat Corporation of America
Ganung
Samuel Schwartz
Temple Beth el
Chaim Fleischer
Independent Hebrew Cemetery
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Butler Lodge
IOOF
Frank C. Godfrey Post
American Legion
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Robert and
Joseph Cohen
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Max and
Hyman Cohen
New London
Irving Cohen
Waterbury
Redding
Frederick Harold Burritt
Lone Town Road
Redding Center
Danbury Hospital
Fable Funeral Home
Post Road
Westport
Loring Ensign
Redding Federated Church
Willowbrook Cemetery
Drummer 82-Year-Old Great-Grandmother May Form Band
In Barre Massachusetts an 82 year old drum player, Annie Maude Kelley, may form her own small orchestra using part of a 250 000 inheritance. Kelley, a former housekeeper for 30 years to Dr. William H. Whiting, has music in her blood and played drums in the Marion Osgood Lady orchestra. She hopes to assemble a group and continue her lifelong love of music.
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Barre
Mass
Annie Maude Kelley
Maude Kelley
William H. Whiting
Zachary Taylor
Kelley
Marion Osgood
Wilton Assessor Arthur Little Dies at 75
Arthur Little, 75, long time Wilton assessor, Dies after 25 years of service as town grand list grew. Born in England, he ran a Cannondale produce farm and lived 65 years in Wilton. Survived by wife Blanche, daughters Winifred and Mrs John Coleburn, and two grandchildren. Services at St Matthew's Episcopal Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial in St Matthew's Cemetery.
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Wilton
Arthur Little
Pimpewaug Road
Norwalk
Little
Cannondale
England
Blanche Gregory Little
Winifred Little
John
No Hurricane Threat Misunderstood in Washington
Officials clarified after a radio misread sparked alarms that Hurricane Jerry would strike Washington. The broadcast later revealed Hurricane Jerry was the winded auto dealer Jerry Slagle, not a real storm.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Jerry
Jerry Slagle
Open Houses Set by Chest Agencies in Bridgeport
Nine Red Feather agencies hold open houses today with public tours and director Q and A. Additional agencies join later this week and next week with varied hours, inviting residents to learn about services from Frank Miller Day Nursery to YWCA and Catholic Charities.
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Red Feather
Community Chest
Frank Miller Day Nursery
Pine Street
Bridgeport Christian Union
Main Street
Boy Scouts
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
Jerome Orcutt
Park Street
North End Boys’ Club
Madison Avenue
Bridgeport Society For Mental Hygiene
Iranistan Avenue
Catholic Charities
Waldemere Avenue
YWCA
Golden Hill Street
Jewish Service Bureau
North End Girls Club
Bridgeport Visiting Nurse Association
Washington Avenue
Paul L. Blane
Areneries
Bridgeport
Senate Call Seen In McCarthy Case
A key Senate source expects the Senate to reconvene within two weeks to act on a censure resolution against Senator McCarthy. The report from a bipartisan 3-3 special committee chaired by Senator Watkins could be released by Oct 1, with the censure push led by Senator Flanders. Leaders will be advised when the report is ready, then must give five days notice.
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Senate
McCarthy
Watkins
Utah
Flanders
R-Vi
Fulbrighe
D-Ark
Morse
Ind-Ore
Special Committee
Police Recover Drowning Victim in Ansonia
Milford Sept 22 services for Michael Andrew Koskelowski Sr 42 of 65 Webb Terrace Ansonia follow his body found floating in the Housatonic river near the George Washington Bridge. Officials identified him by bandages on his right hand and reports say he had been missing over a week. Burial will be at Pine Grove Cemetery after funeral at Jenkins Funeral Home Ansonia.
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Koskelowski
Michael Kabanuk
Joseph Koskelowski
William J. H. Fischer
Thomas J. Koskelowski
Michael Ahearn
Ansonia
Smith Exonerated in Death of Bicyclist
Clifford E. Smith of 335 Seaside Avenue was exonerated by Deputy Coroner Philip Y. Reinhart of criminal blame in the July 29 traffic death of 10 year old bicyclist Selma Johnson of 289 Platt Street. The inquest found Smith traveling about 20 mph on Ortega Avenue when a bicycle entered from Omega Street, Smith swerved left, and both vehicles struck a parked car. No negligence was found and Smith's account was supported by two witnesses.
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Clifford E. Smith
Seaside Avenue
Philip Y. Reinhart
Selma Johnson
Platt Street
Smith
Ortega Avenue
Selma
Omega Street
Frank Grosso
Salem Street
Johnson Girl
Court Postpones Traffic Cases for Jewish Defendants
Traffic court appearances for Jewish defendants will be postponed from Monday night to October 4 to honor Rosh Hashanah. Judges Sicilian, Cotter, and Dworkin stated that those observing the Jewish New Year are excused from current appearances but must attend the October 4 sessions.
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Michael J. Sicilian
D. Harold Cotter
Meyer Dworkin
Tedesco to Speak for Whelan Tonight in Duke Hall
State Senator Samuel J. Tedesco, Democrat for attorney general, will address the Whelan for Senator Committee meeting at Duke of Abruzzi hall on Hurd avenue at 8 30 tonight. James J. Whelan, Democrat candidate for state senator in the 22nd district, will outline his campaign program.
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Samuel J. Tedesco
Whelan
Duke of Abruzzi Hall
Hurd Avenue
James J. Whelan
22Nd District
President Eisenhower Urges Nationwide Study of School Shortages
President Eisenhower called for widespread and concerted study of teacher shortages illiteracy and manpower loss. He urged governors to lead state and territorial conferences to examine education problems and act. A new law provides 700000 for state meetings to study issues and report findings.
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Eisenhower
United States
Congress
White House
Prison term given in robbery case
A Stratford man received a state prison term of 5 to 22 years after pleading guilty to 12 counts of robbery with violence and two counts of attempted robbery with violence. John Heady, 37, staged armed holdups across Bethel, Westport, Bridgeport, and a Milford arrest, declaring the motive was funds for a California trip. The judge ordered the sentence amid claims it created a reign of terror among small businesses.
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Stratford
Bridgeport
Westport
Bethel
John Heady
Stratford Avenue
Louis Shapiro
Heady
Lorin M. Willis
Shapiro
Whethersfield
Pequonnock Street
Willis
George A. Laden
Grand Street
Milford Mate
California
John F. McGowan
McGowan
Economics Prof Files Bankruptcy Petition in Miami
Brooks Johnson, an economics professor at the University of Miami, filed a petition for bankruptcy in a Federal court in Miami. The action marks a formal step in debt relief proceedings against the professor under U S bankruptcy law.
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Miami
Brooks Johnson
University of Miami
Weather Data Summary From 0. Weather Bureau Report
The report lists maximum temperatures for a 24 hour period ending at 2 30 a m and minimum temperatures for 12 hours ending at 3 30 a m along with precipitation within the 24 hour span ending at 8 30. It compiles regional readings from the Weather Bureau data set for that interval.
New Nolwick suspects admit thefts in three towns
A 25 year old man Edward Terry and 18 year old Russell Whitney admitted burglaries in New Canaan and Westport, totalling 17 dollars. They named the dwellings at A K Littlefield South Avenue and H A Wilcox Nutmeg Lane, with police saying the case is still under investigation.
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Norwalk
New Canaan
Westport
Edward Terry
Edge Avenue
Russell Whitney
Lexington Avenue
A. K. Littlefield
South Avenue
H. A. Wilcox
Harms to Speak on Weather at Kiwanis Luncheon
Rheinhart W. Harms chief meteorologist U S Weather Bureau will address Kiwanis Club at noon tomorrow in the Stratfield hotel speaking on weather and hurricanes during the luncheon meeting in Bridgeport's municipal airport vicinity.
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Rheinhart W. Harms
U. S. Weather Bureau
Bridgeport Municipal
Kiwanis Club
Stratfield Hotel
Ribicoff Urges Free State Care For Families
Waterbury Sept 22 Democratic Governor candidate Ribicoff urged the state to relieve families of patients in state institutions from weekly board and care charges. He cited inequities in charging for disabled patients and proposed eliminating all board and care fees funded by taxpayers.
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A.A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Elton
Rbicoff
Institute For the Blind
American School For the Deaf
Newington Home For Crippled Children
Mystic Oral School
Norwich
Middlewtown
Newtown
Cedarcrest
Laurel Heights
Seaside
Uncas-on-Thames
Undercliff
Mansfield
Southbury
Rocky Hill
Department of Public Welfare
Ruibicoff
State Tuberculosis Commission
Used Cars Hit New Low In Ford Dealers Stock
Ford dealers are flooded with used cars from trade ins on new Fords and cut prices to move stock. A wide selection across all makes and models is available in tip top shape. Bryan V Johnson explains the concession in his Used rt column on page 6.
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Ford
Ford Dealers
Bryan V. Johnson
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