Trieste Accord Seen Near After Nine-Year Dispute
Allied authorities in Trieste announce that the long Yugoslav Italian clash over the border may be settled within two or three days. Italy expected to receive most of zone A, including the port. Yugoslavia to keep zone B. Italy’s parliamentary vote on Scelba could delay final acceptance.
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Trieste
Mantua” Armored Division
Free Territory
Italy
Yugoslavia
United States
Giornale di Trieste
Montes
Italan
Mario Scelba
Iower House
Scelba
Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Comfort and Energy
An old advertisement extols Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic to support kidney function. It links backache fatigue and frequent urination to kidneys slowing with stress and diet. It claims Doan's has helped millions for over 50 years and urges readers to purchase today.
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Dean
Doan
Hurricane Season Not Over Warns Long-Range Forecaster
Washington Sept 29 Jerome Namias of the U S Weather Bureau says the hurricane season continues with general mid October indications of more hurricanes forming in the Gulf and across the southeast and off the West Indies, then moving up the Atlantic Coast. He notes upper air winds shifting southward later, pushing paths eastward, and cautions the 30 day outlook is general not a warning.
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Washington
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United States
West Indies
Atlantic
Jerome Namias
U.S. Weather Bureau
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New England
Weather Bureau
Cuba
Bermuda
Cape Hatteras
Newfoundland
Norway
Caribbean Sea
New Orleans
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako visit department store
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako toured a Tokyo department store, drawing clerks and onlookers as the Empress fingered a wedding dress. The event sparked renewed talk that her son Prince Akihito, 20, heir apparent, may marry soon.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Nagako
Akihito
Channel 4 Presents Flash Interruption Across Stations
Channel 4 viewers briefly saw a CBS show when a CBS TV program interrupted an NBC production during a CBS relay error. The glitch lasted one minute seven seconds as a Pacific Tel switch near San Francisco malfunctioned and engineers restored normal service by flipping switches.
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Channel 2
Nbc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
Father
West Coast
Pacific Tele Phone and Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Woman given six months for pool selling case in Waterbury
Mrs. Maureen Ricci, 25, began a six month jail term and paid a $500 fine after pleading no contest to pool selling. Superior Court Judge Raymond J. Devin warned against sympathy for gambling racketeers. State Attorney William B. Fitzgerald said authorities would not cooperate with her in identifying ring leaders.
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Waterbury
Maureen Ricci
Ricci
Superior Court
Raymond J. Devin
William B. Fitzgerald
Bus Driver Arrested After City Collision
Louis Alterio aged 50 of 60 Ferris Street suffered head and elbow injuries in a 2 pm collision at Main and Bank. He was treated by his physician. John P. Bennett 31 of 284 South Avenue, the CAL bus driver, was summoned for violating state auto laws.
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Louis Alterio
Ferris Street
Main
Bank Streets
Alterio
Wilbur Burdge
CAL
John P. Bennett
South Avenue
Bennett
Appeals Thruway Award In Stamford Property Case
Gertrude H. Wofsey executrix of Hada B. Wofsey’s estate filed a Superior court appeal protesting a $40,000 damage award by State Highway Commissioner G Albert Hill. The award relates to the taking of part of the Stamford property for the Greenwich Killingly expressway right of way.
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Gertrude H. Wofsey
Stamford
Hada B. Wofsey
G. Albert Hill
Mr. Wofsey
Report on City Revaluation Set for Oct 26
Tax Assessor Laurence E. Mc Keon will present a general report on new real estate assessments from Bridgeport’s city revaluation program. The findings, to be published by Mayor McLevy, will show the overall change and feed into the 1955 56 Grand List and next year's city taxes.
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Laurence E. McKeon
Stamford Woman Identified After River Death
Frederickburg Virginia AP reports Stamford Conn police positively ID a body found in the Rappahannock River as Rose Anna Smith 50 formerly of B and S Coat. Stamford officials say she was laid off after two months work near Easter and had written letters threatening suicide.
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Fredericksburg
C. E. Kendall
Stamford
Conn
Rappahannock River
Joseph W. Kinsella
Rose Anna Smith
The
B. and S. Coat Company
Kin
Union Pact Ratified by Hartford Gas Co
Hartford gas company employees who are United Mine Workers members approved a new work contract. The agreement features an 11 cent hourly raise and a compatible 11 cent increase to minimum and maximum wage rates. Leon Zwicker, regional director, noted the bargain covers wages across the board.
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Hartford
Hartford Gas Company
United Mine Workers
Leon Zwicker
Businessmen Confer on Atomic Energy in Hartford
About 700 businessmen from southern New England will attend a one day conference on atomic energy in Hartford. The meeting, called by the National Association of Manufacturers and 25 Connecticut industrial groups, will study effects on business patents and inventions.
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Hartford
New England
National Association of Manufacturers
Connecticut
Norwich St Patricks Parish Celebrates 75th Jubilee
Norwich Sept 29 AP hierarchy of New England led by Archbishop Henry J OBrien of Hartford joined an evening Mass at St Patricks Cathedral Norwich to mark the diamond jubilee of the parish. Bishop Bernard J Flanagan celebrated the Pontifical Mass with sermon by Bishop Matthew J Brady.
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Norwich
New England
Henry J. O'Brien
Hartford
St. Patrick’s
O'Brien
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Bernard J. Flanagan
Boycott Spreads to Delaware Schools
Delaware State police report a boycott developing at three southeastern schools in sympathy with the effort to stop integration at Milford high school. Millsboro Gumboro and Ellendale opened with negligible attendance as pupils stayed home.
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Milford
Del
Delaware
Georgetown
Millsboro
Gumboro
Ellendale
Lindbergh on Corsair Vision in Post Story
Charles A Lindbergh now a Darien resident presents Thoughts of a Combat Pilot a chapter from an unpublished book. He recalls World War II South Pacific missions piloting a Corsair as an observer for the United States exploring war aviation experiences.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Darien
Saturday Evening Post
South Pacific
Lindbergh
Stratford
Chance Vought
Uncle Sam
Divers recover typhoon victims in Japan ferry disaster
In Hakodate harbor divers pulled 52 bodies as rescuers pushed into the Toya Maru wreck. The sinking after the September typhoon killed about 1,600 people, with 1,655 aboard the 4300 ton ferry and 994 still missing. An American body was identified as Cpl. Richard A. Heroff of St Paul, Minnesota.
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Japan
Nny
Hakodate Harbor
United States
National Rural Police
Cpl
Richard A. Heroff
St Paul
Minn
Pfc
Frank Guedkin
Dubuque
Two Connecticut Soldiers Missing After Typhoon Disaster
Two Connecticut soldiers were listed as missing by the Army after a typhoon capsized an ocean-going ferryboat off Japan. Pvt George F O Neal of Portland and Kenneth E Hoff of 161 Trinidad street Danbury were named, but Danbury officials denied the names and address. The Army listing cited Cpl Kenneth E Hoff with service details and Mrs. Katherine Foley Young of East Hampton was notified.
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Connecticut
Japan
Army
George F O'Neal
Portland
Kenneth E. Hoff
Trinidad Street
Danbury
Cpl
Holt
Kenneth E Hoff
8Th Cavalry Regiment
Body of Boy Found After All Night Hunt
New Haven report says seven year-old Robert Hubbell died after an all-night search. His body was found in the Faxon Trap Rock yard about 300 yards from his Eastern street home. A 150-pound steel beam atop a 10-foot beam pile apparently rolled loose, crushing his head as he climbed. Police described it as an accidental death.
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New Haven
Faxon Trap Rock Company
Robert Hubbell
Soldier Pvt O Neal Reported Missing in Action
Telegram received by the mother said her son Pvt O Neal was missing. She was told more information would come by mail in a few days. O Neal had been transferred from Korea to Japan after entering service in October and going overseas last spring.
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O'Neal
Korea
Japan
Van Fleet Testifies on Red China War Assurances
Gen. James A. Van Fleet testified at a Senate Internal Security subcommittee session that Red China went into the Korean conflict with assurances that the United States would not wage full war. The retired Eighth Army commander spoke at a closed door hearing and was set to cover similar ground at a public session. The panel noted a security order from the Pentagon may limit his public resumption, and Army observers were not allowed to attend the secret questioning.
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James A .van Fleet
China
United States
Eighth Army
Korea
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Jenner
R-Ind
van Fleet
Pentagon
van Filect
Mrs Philip B Gale Dies in Hartford Hospital
Mrs Philip B Gale of Simsbury died in Hartford hospital today. Former Bernardine It, she was renowned for her philanthropic work in music. Born in Girard Kansas on Oct 28 1874, she moved to Hartford in 1905 when her husband became manager of the Hartford Machine Screw Company.
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Philip B. Gale
Simsbury
Hartford Hospital
Gale
Bernardine
Girard
Kans
Hartford Machine Screw Comepany
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