Vinson urges faith in U S in ABA address
Chief Justice Vinson urged American Bar Association leaders to renew faith in the U S legal system and oppose totalitarian ideas. He warned that the only alternative to the supremacy of law is chaos and dictatorship, urging nationwide expansion of legal aid and trust in constitutional values.
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U.S
Talk To Bar Association
Cleveland
Fred M. Vinson
American Bar Association
America
Rere Addreesen
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Midat
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Georgia
Howe
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Legal Aid Committee
Associaton
Bench
Carl B. Rix
Mil
Waukee
Russia
United States
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More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An ad touts FAS TRETH as a powder to sprinkle on both upper and lower denture plates to hold them firmer. It claims it eliminates looseness, taste changes, and alkaline odor, and promises a pleasant, scentless experience with no sour aftertaste. Available at drug stores.
Unions File Financial Reports Under Taft Hartley
The Labor Department announced that 1 112 union locales and international bodies have filed financial reports and non Communist affidavits under Taft Hartley to access NLRB facilities. The count represents a fraction of the nation’s estimated 589000 to 75000 unions.
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Washington
Labor Department
National Labor Relations
NLRB
Enrollment tops 200 at Veterans' High School
More than 200 students enrolled at Veterans' High School with registrations continuing tonight and Thursday night from 7 to 10 p.m. Central High School announced by Principal Frank Piazza.
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Veterans’ High School
Central High School
Frank Piazza
Princinal
Europe seeks 19 billion aid to revive postwar Europe
Britain and 15 Western European nations pressed the United States for a 19.33 billion dollar aid package over four years to stave off an economic catastrophe. The plan, presented after an 18‑member conference, envisions loans and food and machine imports with Western Germany included but Russia absent. Leaders urged swift action, warning delay could trigger unrest and undermine postwar recovery.
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Ernest Bevin
London
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Seine
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Marshal
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Europe
Carlo Storan
Italy
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Tate
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Conference Coordinating Committee
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Goals of European Recovery Plan Ambitious for 1951
The abstract outlines 16 European nations aiming by 1951 to restore prewar bread and livestock output, raise coal and oil refining capacity, expand electricity generation by 40 percent, and restore merchant fleets. It projects large gains in steel, transport, and capital equipment, with the British embassy stating documents would be flown to Washington.
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Washington
Probus Club Praised for Community Spirit by City Leaders
Elwood Street of the Community Chest lauded the Probus club for its welfare service efforts and urged members to aid the forthcoming Community Chest drive, described as this year’s greatest community task. Speakers including John Galla Milas Minna Kelley Chris Shannon Ella Louise Gilmore and Helen M Simon highlighted Probus impact to over 150 members at Stratfield hotel.
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Community Chest
Elwood Street
Community Chest and Council
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Street
Probus
John Galla
Hillside Home
Milas Minna Kelley
Woodfield Childrena Home
Chris Shannon
Hall Home Settlement
Ella Louise Gilmore
Visiting Nurse Association
Helen M. Simon
Walternville Child Center
Sol Robinson
First Lecture on Marriage Draws 300 to St Augustine’s
About 300 people crowded St. Augustine’s School Hall to hear Rev. John C. Knott of Corpus Christi church present the first of a series on marriage, the Cana Conferences, in Hartford diocese. He cited internal and external causes of marital unhappiness and urged a change in thought patterns. He warned against secularism, materialism, and individualism as harming marriages, urging confession, communion, and prayer as remedies. The second conference will be at the McClean club next month. Rev. Thomas F. Henahan introduced the speaker. William F. Molly presided at the fall club meeting.
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St. Augustine's School Hall
John C. Knott
Corpus Christi Church
Wethersfield
McClean Club
Hartford
Father Knott
Knott
Thomas F. Henahan
William F. Molloy
Grace Moore Rose christened by sister in PA ceremony
Grace Moore Rose named for the late singer. Miss Grace Moore's sister Mrs Richard L Mahan of Chattanooga Tenn christened the deep crimson rose in Conard Pyle gardens West Grove Pa. More than 150 attendees heard that the red rose was her sister's favorite. Miss Moore died in an airplane crash in Europe earlier this year.
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Miss Moore
Richard L. Mahan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Conard-Pyle Rose Gardens
Seven Die In Fiery Crash Near San Angelo Texas Tech Captain Among Victims
A fiery auto-truck crash 80 miles southeast of San Angelo killed seven people including Hewitt Allison 25 captain of the Texas Tech track team and injured Betty Rountree Moore Tech student. The Elliott family perished in a pickup fire while others in the sedan were returning from the UT- TT game in Austin.
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San Angelo
Tex
Texas Tech
Here
Hewitt Allison
Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Clarence Harless, Jr
Loraine Harless
Jerry Stewart
Borger
Ralph Elliott
Brady
Dorothy
Betty Rountree Moore
Tech
Elliott
University of Texas-Texas Tech
Austin
State Highway Patrol
Man fined $820 for club rumpus in Westport Town Court
Michael Fordyce of Fairfield was found guilty on four counts including breach of peace, resisting arrest, intoxication, and driving with a suspended license. He received a one-year suspended sentence and fines totaling $820. Additional arraignments included Evelyn Rose Carey fined $25 with 10 days suspended, Minnie Henderson jailed 10 days, and multiple traffic fines for Leon ard Tyler, Joshua Willets Jr., Edward Swift, and John Flaherty. Earl Regan paid $5 for breach of peace.
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Westport
Michael Fordyce
Fairfield
Longshore Club
Evelyn Rose Carey
Minnie Henderson
Leonard A. Tyler
Joshua M. Willets, Jr
Stamford
Edward Swift
Bridgeport
John M. Flaherty
Earl Regan
Fire truck hits city ambulance in Madison and Main clash
An ambulance driven by George F. Claffey collided with a rookie firefighter William F. Tickey operated pumper engine on Madison avenue near the hospital. The fire truck continued to Pembroke laundry after the mishap, triggering a smoke-filled boiler-room alarm. No injuries reported.
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Main Street
George F. Claffey
Old Town Road
Lincoln Avenue
Middle Street
William F. Tickey
Newfield Avenue
Claffey
Pembroke Laundry
Hoiler Room
Grand Street
Balloon escapes from Cub Scouts in Easton sky
In Easton on September 22 a six-foot illuminated balloon escaped from Cub Scout Den 1 Pack 66 near Samuel Staples School during a planned meeting. The tethered balloon broke free around 8:05 p.m. with a small flashlight inscribed Den 1 on its neck, owned by Thomas Barnard, son of Mr and Mrs John Barnard of Marsh Road.
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Easton
Samuel Staples
Den 1
Pack 66
Thomas Barnard
John Barnard
Marsh’ Road
Den, 1
Ansonia Adopts Zoning Law for Four-Man Appeal Board
Ansonia voters and officials approve a zoning ordinance creating a four-man Board of Zoning Appeal appointed by the mayor with aldermanic approval. The law divides the city into three zones and takes effect January 1, 1948. Public referendum was defeated.
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Ansonia
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Board of Zoning Appeal
Matthew F. Shortell, Jr
John J Shea
Howard D Olderman
Board of Zoning Apneal
Corporation Council Olderman
Board of Zonthe Appeal
Court of Law
Planning Commission
Aldermanic Finance Committee
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Typhoon heads toward Manila area
U S Navy weather observers warned naval installations that a typhoon with winds over 80 mph would strike 90 miles north of Manila late this afternoon Evacuation of aircraft ordered at Clark Field planes flown to Okinawa personnel restricted to base Navy moved aircraft to Guam for safety Pan American held Manila bound flights from Calcutta and Guam and sent a Guam bound plane out of Manila as scheduled
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Manila
U. S. Navy
Clark Fteld
U .S
Okinawa
Navy
Guam
Pan- American Airways
New Plot Reported Nipped in Slovakia
Bratsilava Sept 22 AP Karel Smitke vice president Slovak state council of ministers said at a partisan congress that a new conspiracy to overthrow the Czechoslovak government was discovered in Slovakia. He called it more serious than the last week’s plot in which 108 persons were charged awaiting trial. The earlier plan aimed to kill President Eduard Benes and topple the republic.
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Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Karel Smitke
Slovak State Council of Ministers
Slovakia
Eduard Benes
Ancient coin found at historic Old Newgate visit
Albert Derobertis of Hartford, visiting Old Newgate prison museum, kicked a rock pile and uncovered a worn silver coin dated 1743. The inscription suggests Spanish origin and possible Colonial days loss by a prisoner or guard. He cannot spend the find.
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Albert Derobertis
Hartford
Acme
Derobertis
Old Newgate Prison
Derohbertin
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