Fairfield Police Board Names Four New Patrolmen
The Fairfield Police commission appointed four new patrolmen, with oath given by town clerk Samuel Glover. New officers are Louis Malaeis, John F. Deegan, Charles F. Marwood, and Warren C. Tanith. They begin duties with shifts from 3 a.m. to midnight and bring varied service backgrounds from the U. S. Air Force Navy Marines and U. S. Army.
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Fairfield Police Commission
Samuel Glover
Louis &. Malaaiis
Lavey Boulevard
John F. Deexan
Ridgely Avenue
Charles F
Marwood
Tunais - Mill
Ned Warren C
Tanith
Jan
Pcumen
Malasis
Bumber
Deegan
Bassick High School
Navy
Bullard, Company
Harwood
Marines
Korea
Roger
Laidiowe High School
Patrolman Smith
DuPont Company
U. S. Army
Youth 17 Sentenced 30 Days in Jail
Alfred Rhodes, 17, of 91 Mill Hill Avenue, pleaded guilty to breach of the peace after an argument with his stepfather Spencer MacKay. He struck him several times and fled, then was found hiding behind a tree during a prowler inquiry. Judge Michael J. Sicilianini ordered 30 days in jail and recommended psychiatric examination while confined at Fairfield County jail.
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Alfred
Rhodes
Mill Hill Avenue
Michael J. Sicilianini
Ernest Capessi
Spencer.MacKay
Mill Hill’ Avenue
Capozsi
Nixon Declares Reds on the Run in Indiana Rally
Vice President Richard Nixon told a statewide Republican rally at Butler University fieldhouse that the administration has finally put the Reds on the run and will help the GOP retain Congress. He praised the Eisenhower era and internal security gains while criticizing the Truman era left wing. He cited convictions against leaders, added subversive groups to lists, deportations, exclusions, and removal of security risks from federal jobs.
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Indianapolis
Vicw
Richard M. Nizon
Eisenhower
GOP
Congress
Nixon
America
Butler University
Truman
Conway
Justice ’ Department
Justice Department
GOP in 11th Plans Card Party October 22
The 11th District Republican organization schedules a card party for October 22 in Trinacria Hall on Hough Avenue. Plans were outlined at a Wednesday meeting at Joseph Rich’s home on Water View Avenue with Dominick V. Bole named general chairman and Nahcy DelVecchio and Marietta Stoggies as co chairmen.
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11Th District Republican Organization
Trinacria Hall
Hough Avenue
Joseph Rich
Waterview’ Avenue
Dominick
V. Bole
Nahcy
DelVecchio
Marietta Stoggies
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Denise Darce
ROC Tower
Viriaul
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King Cole
Tropic
London
Your ’ Hoice Ltd
de PD
York
Jean Latour
BOND
Virginia
A& Bine
Fairfield Avenue
Panarains
Atk
Meewen
Magazing
MOM & Dad
Bologna
CONN
Readei
Armour’s
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del Monte
Campbell’s Beans Post Toasties
Hunt’s
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