Oct 17 Deadline Set For Sewer Extension Requests
The Sewer Committee of the town council announced Oct 17 as the deadline for real estate developers to file requests to include newly constructed streets in the sewer extension program. Chairman Hawle said the committee must balance new area needs with prioritizing older streets facing long standing sewage and drainage issues. Letters to a known developer will notify that filings must be received before Oct 17, after which requests will be tabled indefinitely.
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Coutin Bedward Howie
Hawise
Howle
High Echaol Tao
Chivas
Scratford Amateur Radio
Ehub
So Okenuek Tribe
C. Fown Cribbase
Mandell's Resirtant
Barnum Avenue
J. Leskur
Women Voters
Steeling House
Brotherhood of Tiace Tautherin
Bam Neu
Wilcoxson Avenue
Federation of Churches
Conkeeaduonab
Finianea Committee
Edward Hawle
Thomas L. Joyce
Rank Sammis
The
Historical Society
Association
Sammis
Putney P-T.a
Stratford Theater
New Haven Skating Club
Neason
Arcana
Clarence Toucey
Walter E. Goddard
David W. Campbell
Stratford Avenue
Howie Elwood
Raymond T. Goldbach Post V.F.W
T-ternal Revenue Department
Registrar
W. Howard Wilsonson
Bu Hebbard
Jimmy Birge
Johnnie Hughes
New Haven State Teachers College
P.H.N.A. Offers Classes for Expectant Mothers in Stratford
Stratford Public Health Nursing association launches eight week series for expectant mothers starting Oct 27 at the Nursing Service headquarters 2427 Main Street in the old town hall building. Classes meet Tuesdays 1 30 to 3 30 p.m. and cover prenatal care diet bathing baby formula and nursery needs led by local nurses.
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Stratford Public Health Nursing Association
Nursing Service
Main Street
Old Town Hall
Stratford
Russians Desert Army Says Music Professor
Yale music professor Bartholomew, who spent last summer in Europe, asserts Russian soldiers desert the army and that the average European citizen is weary of war. He cites desertions as high or higher than in other European forces and says Europe is exhausted and regimentation has wearied people. He notes only a small faction of Russians belong to the Communist party.
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New Haven
Marshal Bartholomew
Yale
Europe
Bartholomew
WTIC
Hartford
Germany
Russia
Communist Party
Curb Proposed on Communist Writers Arriving U.S.
Washington reports a proposed policy to curb foreign correspondents reporting United Nations sessions for Communist publications. It would extend limits like those placed on Pierre Courtade of L Humanite, restricting travel, stay in New York, and UN meeting areas. Authorities say the policy aims to prevent subversive activities during UN sessions.
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Washington
State and Justice Departments
United Nations Assembly
Officiluis
Pierre Courtade
Paris
L’humanite
Courtade
New York
Pansport
Gome
United States
Atlantic
Dancers Trial Delayed Again in Mee Murder Case
Patricia Schmidt, 22, of Toledo Ohio, a night club dancer, saw her trial for the killing of Chicago lawyer John Lester Mee postponed for a second time today on grounds of illness.
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Havana
Patricia Schmidt
Toledo
Ohio
John Lester Mee
Chicago
Drop in Warplane Construction Cited as Menace to U.S. Security
Oliver P. Echols of the Aircraft Industries Association told President Truman's Air Policy commission that warplane production has fallen below early 1939 levels. He warned only a five year procurement plan can sustain preparedness at affordable cost and noted current output would leave the U.S. with under 3,000 modern planes if production remains at about 1,200 to 1,300 annually.
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Washington
Truman
Air Policy Commission
Oliver P. Echols
Aircraft Industries Association
Echols
Air
Navy
Quadruplet girls born to Bradford baker’s wife
In Bradford on September 28 194? a quadruplet birth occurred at St Luke's hospital to Mrs Bileen Horner wife of baker Frank Horner. All four babies thrive on pelulose and water via penholder tubes. The smallest weighs 1 lb 13 oz, another 1 lb 15 oz, and the two larger 2 lb 7 oz combined with the family having two other children.
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Bradford
England
Bileen Horner
Frank Horner
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hornera
Northwest taft backing fades for GOP nomination
Spokane dispatch notes Taft fails to rally Northwest Republicans for the 1848 presidential bid. Uncommitted leaders expect a dark horse to emerge at Philadelphia's June convention. Eisenhower and Vandenberg are highlighted as leading possibilities to win Washington and Oregon delegations if they confirm plans to seek the nomination.
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Spokane
Wash
Taft
Ohio
Pacific Northwest
G.O.P
Philadelphia
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Arthur Vandenberg
R-Mich
Vandenberg
Washington
Oregon
Club Notes from Stratford Court and Related Lodges
Stratford Court Order of Amaranth meets tonight at 8 o clock in the Masonic temple Stratford. Purity Rebekah lodge holds officers and past noble grands gathering at Mrs Matilda Kaufman 125 Whitney avenue. Ladies Auxiliary Sick Benefit Association meets Wednesday at 8 15 p.m with Mrs Frank Falkin presiding. Mrs Fanny Mandal to read prayers, Rose Rich to report. Tateeyopa club meets tomorrow at 8 p.m with hostesses Natalie Dantie and Doris Smith and Rita Robinson at Prospect Street.
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Stratford Court
Order of Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Stratford
Rebekah Lodge
Matilda Kaufman
Whitney Avenue
Progressive Hebrew Sick Benefit Association
Frank Falkin
Fanny Mandal
Rose Rich
Tateeyopa Club
Rita Robinson
Prospect Street
Poet Pocahontas
Natalie Dantie
Doris Smith
Army Plane Lands in Huntington After Hitting Five Private Planes
Fourteen soldiers aboard an Army C-47 escaped injuries during an emergency landing at Huntington airport Chesapeake Ohio when the craft struck five private planes parked on the field. The aircraft en route to Greenville from Bergstrom Field Austin Texas ran low on fuel and lost course. Military personnel proceeded to Greenville aboard another C-47.
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Chesapeake
Huntington
Greenville
S. C
Bergstrom Field
Austin
Tex
Dynamite Blast Shocks City Youths
In Hollywood five youths suspected of loitering were questioned by Radio Patrolmen Swartz Zumel. They claimed to find explosives in an abandoned mine and ignited a fuse, detonate dynamite that woke neighbors, damaged a fire station area, and created a 10 by 4 foot crater. all are booked for setting off dynamite without a permit.
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Hollywood
Radio
Ke, O. Swartz
CC. T. Zumel
Railroad bonds and reorganization committee notice 1947
The notice lists several four percent mortgage bonds due 1954 to 1975 from The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company and affiliated lines including Harlem River and Port Chester, New York and Stamford Railway, Providence Terminal Company, and New York Connecting Railroad. A reorganization committee headed by John L. Hall and James H. Brewster Jr. is named, dated September 29, 1947.
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District Court of the United States For
District of Connecticut
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seid
Irving Trust Company
New York City
New Haven
New York
Hartford Rairoad Company
Second Nat. Bank
NEW Haven and Hartford Rairoad Company
Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad Company
Nat. Bank
Consolidated Ranway Company
Not. Bank
Conn
THE
Consolidated Railway Company
OLD Colony Ranroad Company
Old Colony Railroad Company
Boston
Mass
NEW Haven and Northampton Company
NEW England Railroad Company Consolidated
Central New England Railway Company
First
Hartford
Guarenty Trust Company
Irving Trust Co
Stafford Springs Street Railway Company
Naugatuck Railroad Company
Harlem River
Port Chester
Rairoad Company
New York and Stamford
Raiway Company
Providence Terminal Company
Finst MonTeace
NEW York Connecting Railroad Company
Finst
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
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Oo Pom
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Bloyd Jones
Minore Street
Theoeure N Johnson
Fewlowcraft
St. John's Lodge
Pam
Walter F. Ingram
Ralph Krepling
Ie Popdeeve
Prokun
Claude Hazela
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Tieter
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Jack Pie Mex
Alec Nakoneceaz
William Kuch
N. J. Torsieilo
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Gilbert Trorne
Mra Keren Iing
Frank
Forces
William Kuck
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Home Fronomicea Club
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Ruth van Sleet
Harlan Heath
Ruth Heath
Gilbert Andrews
David Crockett
Ethel A. Bennett
Charles R. Singley
Misa Marie Schuler
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T. N. Johnson
Dorig Taylor
E. A. Sweet
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Benjamin Anderson
Franklin Winton
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London Zoo
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John Janega
Jane Street
William & Mary College
Virginia
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OLD Colony Rairoad Company
Worcester
Connecticut
Eastern Rarway Company
N. Y. Trust Co
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W.Y
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Chase Nat. Bank
N. Y
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NEW England Investment and Security
Hartford and
Western Rairoad Company Common
Providence, Warren and Baisto
Boston Railroad Holding Company
Worcester and Connecticut Eastern Railway Company
Cent
Bowes, Dus
Ring Trust Company
John L. Hall
Charman
James HM. Brewster, Jr
Allerton F. Brooks
Myron F. Converse
Kent T. Healy
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