Bowles Proposes Inflation Curbs and Wage Controls
Bowles outlines a comprehensive program to curb inflation, urging Congress to support an incremental anti inflation plan. He advocates OPA leadership, price stabilizers, wage controls, and government backed production incentives to lower prices while protecting low income groups. The proposal calls for March actions and potential wartime style controls if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyesa
Joe
Corry
Expan
Poe
Etre
Rostane
Official Weather Report for Western CT and Eastern NY
Clear today with sunny and cool conditions and a high near 60. North winds moderate to fresh. Tonight will be cool with a low in the 40s and continuing north winds. Saturday to Wednesday outlook calls for fair to cool conditions, temperatures two degrees below normal, with a chance of showers Monday and general warming later in the period. Normal New Haven area high around 60. Precipitation 0.1 to 0.5 inches possible with showers Monday.
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Connecticut
New York
Farr Ince
Iowa
New Haven
Probers May Seek Deportation Of Eisler
Chairman J Parnell Thomas Jr of the House committee on un American Activities said the panel will likely recommend deportation against German born Hollywood composer Hanns Eisler. As the inquiry into Eisler’s U S entry nears its end Thomas told reporters the case should go to the Justice Department. He noted Eisler’s testimony conflicts with prior statements to immigration officials and that Eisler was under oath on both occasions.
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Washington
J. Parnell Thomas VII
House Committee On un-American Activities
Selion
Hanna Bissler
Hollywood
Eisler
United States
Thomas
Justice Department
U S cut asked in wheat use
Washington reports food saving efforts hinge on reducing projected wheat use by about 100 million bushels through voluntary consumer action or re establishing wartime controls. Government aims to ship 570 million bushels abroad this year while total domestic use could reach 860 million for food, feed and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Americana
Cabinet Food Committee
Taxi Driver Foils Hold Up Attempt
Alleged by a taxi driver to have attempted to rob him at 1 a.m. Elihu Chrisholm, 22, 727 Pear Seria street, under a technical charge of breach of the peace. The driver, Thomas Messina, 24 Ries, 24, Yellow Mill village. The passenger engaged his cab near the railroad station and asked to be driven to Success Park. As he turned into Bond Street from Heston Avenue, the passenger held a brick over his head and said This is a stick up. Messina grabbed the passenger’s arm and halted the cab in front of the company gate. He grappled with the man, pulling him from the cab, and the fight was reported to Police Headquarters by an unidentified witness. Patrolman McGee and Kiernan arrived as the men were still fighting. The passenger was arrested and Messina was taken to Emergency Hospital for a laceration over the right eye.
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Elihu Chrisholm
Pear Seria Street
Breseh
Messina
Conviction Set Aside for Navy Prisoner Malpractice Case
Federal Judge Clarence G. Galston set aside the Navy court martial conviction of Chief Signalman Harold C. Hirahberg for mistreating fellow prisoners in a Japanese camp, ruling the Navy lacked jurisdiction because Hirishberg was admitted after an honorable discharge and vacillated.
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New York
Clarence G. Galston
Navy
Harold C. Hirahberg
Hirshberg
Bank raid in Tel Aviv kills four police in Palestine
A gunmen hold up Barclay's Bank in Tel Aviv kills four British policemen and escapes with $600,000, of which $400,000 is later recovered. Authorities link the raid to the Stern group, with two suspects seized and a third wounded detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Barclay's Bank
Palestine
Stern Group
Jewish Underground
Mrs E M Hope Sr Dies In Hospital
Mrs Eugene M Hope Sr of 344 Crestwood road Fairfield died today at St Vincent’s hospital after months of illness. Born Mary Ann Freeley in County Mayo Ireland she lived in New Haven before moving to Bridgeport 55 years ago and Fairfield 27 years. Survived by four children, 13 grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Active Red Cross worker in Bridgeport and member of Ladies of Charity St Vincent de Paul and Council of Catholic Women.
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Eugene M. Hope
Crestwood Road
Fairfield
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sam
Hope
Bridgeport
American Red Cross
Minute Women’s Organization
Ladies of Charity
St. Vincent de Paul
Council of Catholic Women
Raids smash gambling ring across several CT towns
State's Attorney Lorin W. Willis ordered arrests as 15 troopers and local police swept Bridgeport, Stratford, Fairfield, Westport, Norwalk, and Stamford. Eighty eight suspects were booked or released, including 13 Bridgeport and 12 Norwalk residents with four women among the detainees. Evidence seized included radios, telephones, lottery slips, and horse and sports betting records.
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Fairfield County
Bridgeport
Stratford
Fairfield
Westport
Norwalk
Stamford
Lorin W. Willis
Korea
Alfred Milton
Burritt Avenue
Superior Court
Jacob Gordon
John J. Haverlock
Main Street
Felix Doine
Riverside Avenue
Bridgeportera
Gaptsa
William L. Schatzmen
Leo F. Carroll
Henry J.mayo
Victor J. Clark
George H Remer
State's Attorney’s Office
William J. Halpin
Treasury balance as of Sept 24 reported
Treasury balance on Sept 24 stood at 3,570,672,945 dollars as of Sept 26 report. The balance reflects government finances and is released by the Treasury with INS note.
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Washington
Treasury
Women's Day Opens Rededication Week
Rededication week programs start with today named Women’s Day. A mass meeting of 400 women’s organizations meets at Bassick high school auditorium at 8 p m with Mrs Alvin C Breul chairing. Mrs Galen Russell speaks, Mrs Raymond E Baldwin reads the Rededication Pledge, and Mrs Albert L Martin delivers the Freedom Prayer. An American Heritage Broadcast on WICC from 8 15 to 8 30 p m features Negro spirituals directed by Miss Mary Thornton.
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Bassick High School
Alvin C. Breul
Galen Russell
Raymond EK. Baldwin
Albert L. Martin
American Heritage
WICC
Mary Thornton
British officials prepare to end Palestine rule case in New Haven
New Haven Sept. 26 A federal indictment charges Cmdr. Fitzhugh Green 598 his wife Mrs Margery Durant Green 60 and New York private detective Frederick F Diesler with receiving and concealing narcotics knowing their unlawful importation Green pleads innocent and set for trial Oct 27 Diesler pleads guilty Mrs Green not present awaiting condition and potential court appearance Doctors and Institute of Living noted Hammond source says Green paid diplomat about 13000 for drugs with other payments totaling over 34000 through Diesler and a New York lawyer, suggesting an organized ring
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New Haven
Fitzhugh Green
Margery Durant Green
New York
Frederick FP. Diesler
Green
Diesler
W. C. Durant
Institute of Living
Hartford
U.S
Adrian Maher
Aon
Greens
Dresler
Diesier
Bridgeport Labor Leaders Plan Rally Over Palestine Policy
Civic and labor leaders meet at Stratfield hotel to form a steering committee for Bridgeport’s protest against Britain’s Palestine policy. A rally is tentatively set for Oct. 13 in Klein Memorial auditorium to urge open doors for Jewish refugees and urge national action.
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Palestine
Stratfield Hotel
Bridgeport
Central Labor Union
Hamburg
Britain
Aet
Klein Memorial Auditorium
United Nations
J. William Hope
Stocks Quiet in Final Week Session on Wall Street
New York stock trading was subdued in the week’s last session as minor cross currents left prices mostly steady. Demand remained selective with little urgency. volume totaled about 650000 shares as several issues showed mixed near final quotes.
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New York
Youngstown Sheet
International Telephone
Douglas Aircraft
Standard Gas and Electric
Pittston Company
International Paper
Westinghouse Electric
Rededication Week Observance Opens With Parade Flyover
Rededication Week observance begins with a parade from Bullehead to Seaside Park led by Col. Henry A Mucci and local veterans. Army Air Force Reserve pilots will fly 24 combat planes over the route at 10 15 a m. Speakers include U S Senator Baldwin Mayor Mc Levy and invited Governor MacConaughy with Rev Nils H Janson giving the invocation.
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Seaside Park
Soldier’s and Sailors’ Monument
U. S
Raymond Fr. Baldwin
McLevy
MacConaughy
Nils H. Janson
Wealey Methodist
Bullehead
Main Street
Madison Avenue
National Guard and Reserves
Henry A. Mucci
Army Air Force Reserve
Beach Erosion Study Set for Fairfield and Coastline
Connecticut officials say a $75,000 appropriation funds the first state wide erosion survey. The U S Army Corps of Engineers will conduct the study starting in Fairfield then Westport and Sherwood Island, with expansion to Madison Milford and Hammonasset Beach. The effort is a joint state federal project under the Erosion board.
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Hartford
State Flood Control and Water Policy Commission
U. S
Beach Erosion Board
Connecticut
General Assembly
Richard Martin
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Federal Erosion Board
Mr. Martin
Fairfield
Westport
Sherwood Island
Madison
Milford
Hammonasset Beach
20th Century Club Fined by Boxing Board
New York boxing commission fines the 20th Century Sporting Club $2,500 for dealings with unlicensed individuals with criminal records tied to bouts at Madison Square Garden. The penalty includes a reprimand. Chairman Eddie Eagan notes actions occurred before Sol Strauss took over at the Garden last December.
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New York
New York Boxing Commission
20Th Century Sporting Club
Madison Square Garden
Vishinsky renews warmonger charge at UN press set
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky attacked American “warmongers” at a UN Security Council press conference in Lake Success New York accusing John Foster Dulles of steering U S policy toward war. He rebutted nine Americans named as war mongers who spoke to the General Assembly last week.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Andrei
Vishinsky
John Foster Dukes
United Nations
United States
Security Council
UN General Assembly
Amnesiac Defense Across Sports and Politics
A columnist riffs on amnesia as a legal and sports defense, noting a private freed on amnesia claims, Pittsburgh Pirates and Crosby references, and memories fading of past events. The piece mocks selective memory, mentions a Washington case, a Chicago arrival in 1944, and Brooklyn's bid to erase 1941 memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Pirates
Widow Indicted in Stabbing Death in Norwalk
Mrs Velma Harper a 32 year old widow of 457 Water Street was indicted for second degree murder for stabbing Charles Woolfolk 37 of the same address last Aug 18. She collapsed upon leaving the grand jury room but recovered and remains jailed awaiting trial. The same grand jury also indicted Vincent J Mola 23 a sailor of 32 Plymouth Avenue Norwalk for second degree murder in the shooting death of Ann Nicastro Mattiello 23 of 145 Washington Street South Norwalk last June 7. Mola, absent without leave from the U S Navy, drove to police headquarters with the dead woman in his car and a .38 pistol discharged accidentally while showing it.
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Velma Harper
Waterstreet
Charles Woolfolk
Thomas J. Molioy
Harper
Woolfolk
Water Street
Grand Jury
Yvesterdsay
Vincent J. Mola
Plymouth Avenue
Norwalk
Ann Nicastro Mattiello
Washington Street
South Norwalk
Mattiello
Mola
Wilson Point
U. S Navy
Index In Today's Post Page Classified Section
Index lines and page numbers from the current newspaper edition list sections including Classifieds pages 29 to 33, Comics, Editorials on page 18, Health by Dr. Brady on page 20, obituaries on page 28, Radio by Rocky Clark on page 26, Eleanor Roosevelt on page 20, society news on page 22 to 23, Sokolsky George E on page 18, sports pages 24 to 29 and 26, stage and screen on page 17, and a miscellaneous listing of column references in the table of contents.
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Brady
Hirst
Anne
Iene
Pegler, Westbrook
Aoa
Hee
Rocky Clark
Roosevelt
Eleanor
Rose
Billy Oo
Eee
It Society News
Sokolsky
George E
MAPATE'S END IN SIGHT UNDER NEW PROGRAM
UN hearings in New York reveal Britain's pledge to end 25 years of mandate in Palestine if UN finds a peace solution. Britain says departure could vary with UN approval and Arab Jewish agreement, while partition remains unpledged. Marshall briefs and meetings with Jewish Agency and Polish envoy follow talks plus Russia's stance on arms control.
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Mapate
League of Nation
Britain
Palestine
United Nations
Arthur Creech- Jones
Assembly
Palestine Committee
U. S
United States
General Assembly
Russia
Marshall
Jewish Agency
Joseph Winiewicz
Trygve Lie
UN Commission For
Abba Hillel Silver
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Bowles
OPA
Congressional
Congress
Marteordent Oram
Aoapes Mreson
Moorehall
Congreresone
Hendon
Nee
Ascomoretonium Ag
Atepa
of Beth Ray
Vesterday
Vestepedy
Japerr
Italy
G-E Plant
Stern
Hadaseah Hospital
Palestine Police
Barclay'’s
Bunmea Rusk
Allenby Street
Roth Achild
Allenby Road
Habina Theater
E. M. Hope, SR
New Canaan
Palm Beach
Stewart Field
Army
Marine Corps
Henry L. Timmermans
Herbert J. Bundock
20Th Century Club
Boxing Board
Warmonger
Walter Kiernan
Crosby
Chicago
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Borough Hall
Holy Land
Great Britain
Parestine
United Nations Assembly
UN Palestine Inquiry Committee
Creechi-Joneas
Alec Great
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