Community Council Plans Youth Panel Discussion Sept 30
The Community council opens its season with a Sept 30 dinner at 6 80 p m at the Spinning Wheel Inn announced by Rev Galen E Russell chair. Highlights include an executive report, a recommended annual program, and a panel on Youth Looke at Ita Community with four Roger Ludlowe high students participating.
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Spinning Wheel Inn
Galen E. Russell
Councill
Ita
Alfred Bowes
Roger Ludlowe
The
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Youth bound over on burglary charge
Eugene C. Kiernan, 20, of 881 Broad Street, the fourth youth tied to more than twenty burglaries, was bound over to Superior Court on six counts after waiving examination. Three others, Victor Ruasgis, 18, Donald Madigan, 19, and Frank A Campise, 16, were bound over on four, five, and one counts respectively. Bonds set at 3,500 each. Police say arrests tied to break ins at Professional Building, George B. Clark Furniture, and seven boats in Black Rock harbor.
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Eugene C. Kiernan
Broad Strest
Superior Court
Otto H. LaMacchia
Victor Ruasgis
South Avenue
Doland Madigan
Myrtle Avenue
Frank A. Cam Pise
Broad Street
Joseph A. Morris
George B. Clark
Black Rock Harbor
Woman Finds Prowler in Home and Drops Dead
New Haven report says Mrs. Arthur Hohner, 51, collapsed after startling a prowler in her Orange Street home. Neighbors heard her scream and found her dead on the porch. Medical examiner calls death likely natural, a heart attack. About $40 in bills scattered. a man sighted fleeing. She had just returned from a neighbor’s to use a telephone and planned to travel to New York City to meet her husband, a steamer chef.
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New Haven
Arthur Hohner
Hohner
Orange Street
Marvin M. Scarbrough
Martin Wins Backing for Alderman Candidate
The Fifth A Men’s Republican club endorsed Howard B. Martin of 164 Himwood Avenue for alderman. Martin has 25 years at Casco Products Corp as manager of the screw machine division and has been active in the On the Job program in recent years.
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Howard B. Martin
Himwood Avenue
Martin
Casco Products Corp
Superon
Registration opens at Central High for Veterans' High School
Registration continues for the Veterans' High School with more than 200 applications. Enrollment is open today from 7 to 10 p m at Central High School and again Thursday night at the same hours.
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Veterans’ High School
Central High School
Norwalk Mother Dies By Own Hand At Home
Mrs Dorothy Cavanagh, 44, of Norwalk, slashed her throat with a razor at 11:30 am in her home and died at Norwalk Hospital at 12:50 pm. Services set for 2:30 pm tomorrow at Ganung funeral home with Rev. Phillips Brooks Warner. burial in Riverside cemetery. Survived by husband Willie E. Cavanagh, a daughter Joan, a son Willis F. Cavanagh, and her mother Mrs Bertha McGovern.
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Norwalk
Dorothy Cavanagh
Willie E. Cavanagh
Woodward Avenue
Ganung
South Main Street
Phillips Brooks Warner
Riverside Cemetery
Court test sought of Taft-Hartley act constitutionality
In New Haven a decision on the first court challenge to the Taft-Hartley act awaits a decision from Washington. U S Attorney Adrian W Maher said the FBI investigated a Hartford Hartford newspaper ad by the Connecticut Federation of Labor urging defeat of Connecticut congressmen who voted for the act. The department is choosing a case to test the provision limiting union political funding. A ruling was expected within a few days.
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U. S. District Court
Jundea Department
Washington
U.S
Adrian W. Maher
Maher
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hartford
Connecticut Federation of Labor
AFL
Connecticut
U. S
Justice Department
Stassen Ends New England Swing In Massachusetts Quiet
Stassen reports strong GOP backing in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont but says Massachusetts offered little encouragement during a four day New England swing before departing for Cleveland.
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Harold HE. Staesen
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusette
New England
Cleveland
Union Wins First Test Under New Labor Law
In Belleville Illinois five J M J Products workers voted in the National Labor Relations Board election held under Taft Hartley law. The Independent International Association of Machinists won four to one for a union shop at the plant. Three workers were already members of the union. The two others must join under secret ballot results. The company had agreed to the election. The I L A M is the first union to comply with Taft Hartley act requirements to use NLRB facilities.
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INS
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National Labor Relations Board
J. M. J. Producta Company
Bellevilla
Li.a.m
NLRB
Jewish Center Hosts Yom Kippur Dance Double Header
The Jewish Community center hosts a Yom Kippur dance tomorrow night marking the fall program start for young adults. Two bands perform in Hillel hall and the gymnasium, under the senior Planning committee with Leon Kohn and Milton Weiss as chairs.
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Milton Weiss
Mia
Robert Lindesman
Jack Stock
Libby Lichter
Ruth Henig
Jack Mellitz
Blanche Goldman
Edward Kohn
Beatrice Leibowitz
Sally Cohn
Jack Jonap
Charles Pollack
Manny Klein
Charlotte Breiner
Marion Schneider
Shirley Sakowitz
Ben Gordon
Ruth Belzer
Jean Goldstein
Marlyn Rochlin
Elaine Auguat
Sea Scout Ship 99 Receives National Flagship Rating
Sea Scout Ship 99 the 8.9.8. Nautilus sponsored by Bullard Company was presented a national flagship rating and its 16th yearly charter by Jules Sulik district commissioner and Joseph E. Burnham field Scout executive of Pomperaug council. Following the presentation, crew inspection occurred, after which the ship was dismantled.
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Nautilus
Bullard Company
Jules Sullk
Joseph E. Burnham
Pomperaug Council
Daily Fire Record Pembroke Laundry oil burner incident
At Pembroke Laundry 364 Madison Avenue a boiler room oil burner overflow caused slight damage between noon yesterday and noon today. Fire crews responded at 4:01 p.m. and recall noted at 4:08 p.m.
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Madison Avenue
Grand Street
Pembroke
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