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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1957

Page

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Army to Drop Armor Units as Defense Cuts Proceed

The Defense Department announces an Army plan to cut 100000 troops by next June, including eliminating one armored division and 14 air defense battalions. Changes also reduce five aviation construction engineer battalions and shrink Panama's regimental team to one battle group, with further post closures under study.

Washington Defense Department Wilson Army United States Panama

Mansion Group and Mayor to Meet Over City Hall Debate

A seven member Wheeler Mansion Preservation committee will meet Mayor McLevy at City Hall today at 8 p.m. to seek a pledge that the 11 year old Golden Hill mansion stay intact until election day and to press for a referendum on its future. Chairman Raymond J. Buzak said the group will ask questions about demolition plans, while the mayor denied hiring a wrecking firm and noted items will be stored for a future City Hall project and a memorial room. He said the meeting will merely listen to the committee.

Wheeler Mansion Preservation Committee McLevy City Hall É P.m Common Council Raymond J. Buzak Golden Hill Street Archer €. Wheeler Buzak

Dictaphone Union Ratifies One Year Contract

The Federal Labor Union No. 24760 AFL CIO ratified a one year contract covering about 850 Dictaphone employees. wage and fringe benefits rise about 12 cents an hour and seniority provisions improve. The contract takes effect tomorrow as the old agreement expires tonight. About 300 union members attended the ratification at Sons of Italy hall, 474 East Washington avenue.

Dictaphone Corporation Afl-Cio James F. Burns Burns Sons of Italy East Washington Avenue

Official Weather for Bridgeport and Vicinity

Considerable cloudiness with pleasant temperatures today near 70. Cloudy and mild with a chance of occasional rain tonight and Tuesday morning, low in the upper 50s. Outlook for Tuesday calls for clearing and milder conditions in the afternoon.

U.S& Weather Bureau Bridgeport

Japanese student seeks sponsor to study in United States

Setsuo Kawahara a Tokyo high school senior requests a sponsoring U S family to employ him as a house boy and host him in America for a year He aims to teach Americans about Japanese life and culture study American democracy and family relations and eventually write about his experiences to a Japanese newspaper He notes many Americans have visited Japan since World War II but still misunderstand the country and proposes to act as a goodwill emissary after returning home

Ewu Setsuo Kawahara Tokyo Japan America Setsuo United States Bridgeport U.S

Warren says 45 federal judges needed nationwide

Chief Justice Earl Warren told the Second Circuit Judicial Conference in Hartford that the Federal court system requires 45 new judges, with 10 to be assigned to the Second Circuit comprising Connecticut New York and Vermont. The Connecticut District would gain two seats to handle rising caseloads. Governor Ribicoff attended and warned against flouting Supreme Court decisions amid the Little Rock crisis.

Hartford Earl Warren U. S. Supreme Court Second Circuit Judicial Conference Congress Warren Second Circuit Connecticut New York Vermont District of Connecticut Supreme Court

20 Die in Train Plunge and Local Vandalism

In Trumbull Middlebrook Junior High faced weekend vandalism that damaged windows fire extinguishers walls and audio visual gear. Custodians prepared for Monday with classes to proceed as officials lamented the disruption. Police noted animals released from science rooms and the time window of the damage between Saturday and Sunday.

Trumbull Middlebrook Charles I. Lewis Raymond Beckwith

Family Flees Fairfield Fire After Bedroom Closet Blaze

A Fairfield family of five escaped a fire that started in a second floor bedroom closet shortly after 3 am. The Corbett home at 2190 North Benson road suffered over 4000 dollars in damage to the second floor bedrooms and attic from a short circuit. Firemen from Engine 14 and Truck 2 battled the blaze as the family sought shelter with relatives.

Fairfield Joseph Stopa Lewellyn Corbett North Benson Road Corbett Truck 2 Stopa

Lee enters fourth bid against Hoffa for Teamsters top post

William A Lee 61 of Chicago a Teamsters vice president and longtime Chicago Federation of Labor leader announces candidacy for the general presidency at the union convention in Miami Beach joining Hoffa and three others. Hoffa claims a first ballot path to succeed Dave Beck as anti Hoffa forces show limited consolidation amid corruption charges.

Miami Beach Fla William A.lee Chicago Teamsters James R. Hoffa Lee Hoffa Chicago Federation of Labor Dave Beck Beck Thomas L. Hickey New York Thomas J. Haggerty John Shelley California Teamsters Wrom Afl-Cio Team- Sters Butner Senate

Assembly to Get Loan Veto Today

Governor Ribicoff prepared a message to veto the drought loan bill as the special session nears its final two days. The measure would issue $2 million in bonds to loan to drought struck farmers at 1.5 percent for eight years, with the state covering the interest gap.

Hartford Ribicoff Assembly

Telegram Eve ry Day Page Highlights and Names

A compact teaser lists page sections and contributors including Angelo Patri Constantine Brown Editorials Jacoby on Bridge Obituaries Radio and TV Sports Sylvia Porter Theater News Women’s News and Fashion. It resembles a newspaper front listing features and staff across categories.

Angelo Patri Constantine Brown Dr. Bundesen Cserereee Jacoby Aebdece Radio and TV Sylvia Porter Seerees Theater News Women's News

Crash Victim James Deas Dies In Norwalk

James Deas 35 of 45 Davenport Street Stamford died in Norwalk hospital from injuries suffered when his car left Locust Avenue in New Canaan Wednesday afternoon. A U S Army veteran of World War II he leaves a wife and several relatives. Services set for Thursday at 1 30 p m at Bethel A M E Church with burial per family convenience.

Norwalk James Deas Davenport Street Stamford Norwalk Hospital New Canaan Locust Avenue Deas Camden S.C U. S. Army 966Th Quartermaster Service Company Lela Deas Elizabeth Deas Camden, D. C Elma .Fagans Bess Simpson Bland Rebecca Goode Brooklyn Florine Picgikett Louise Mashbee Patterson N. J Isaac David Deas Frank Ralph Deas Patterson Bethel B. A. Galloway

President Eisenhower Ends Vacation Early From Stamford

President Eisenhower plans to fly back to Washington tomorrow with Mrs Eisenhower ending a 27 day vacation. He will golf twice more and meet Southern governors on school integration issues. In Stamford evangelist Billy Graham spoke to about 7000 on a football field urging attention to religion amid racial tensions and crime.

Newport Eisenhower Washington White House James C. Hagerty Stamford Billy Graham South Little Rock New York Middle East

Accepted by Bishop Hatch to lead Western Massachusetts Diocese

In Springfield Massachusetts on Sept 29 AP reports the Rev Robert M Hatch suffragan bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut officially accepted the post of bishop of the Diocese of Western Massachusetts He was elected at a special convention after the Stamford High School field ceremony where crowds gathered and facilities were arranged for the event Bishop Lawrence who has led the diocese for 20 years will retire at 69 later this year Hatch succeeds him and begins his duties.

Springfield Mass Robert M. Hatch Connecticut Western Massachusetts Graham Hatch Stamford William A. Lawrence William A. Lawrence Breachers On Either Side of Thej Lawrence America Middle East Indonesia New York Metropolitan Area Madison Square Garden

Fourth Bishop Predicted for Diocese Carved from Massachusetts

The 47 year old will be the diocese’s fourth bishop since its 56 year split from the Diocese of Massachusetts. It spans Worcester Franklin Hampshire Berkshire and Hampden counties. Bishop Walter H. Gray of the Diocese of Connecticut will convene a convention of Episcopal clergy and lay delegates to name Hatch's successor as suffragan bishop. Approval by a majority of national bishops and diocesan standing committees is required before inauguration.

Massachusetts Worcester Franklin Hampshire Berkshire Hampden Counties Hartford Walter H. Gray Connecticut Hatch Gray

Stamford Granddad Invents Bibless Feeding Romper

Stamford man George P. Strelakos heads a new company testing a garment that confines an infant's arms in oversized rompers to prevent splatter during feeding. The designer says snaps seal arm openings and a toy inside distracts the baby, with the suit convertible to ordinary rompers when ready.

Jerome K. Boin Stamford George P. Strela Kos Tol Bridgeport Mr. Strela George Cockoros Glendale Calif U. S Strelakos Greenwich

Governor Faubus Eyes Session to Close Central High

Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus moves to convene a special legislature session to consider closing Central High School to end troop-enforced integration. He floated abolishing the public school system and reopening Central as a private school, a drastic option met with legislative resistance.

Little Rock Ark Orval Faubus Arkansas Central High School Arkansas Democrat Faubus Fayetteville Here Central Eisenhower Arkansas Public School Harry S. Ashmore The Arkansas Gazette Washington Ashmore Little Rack

Ship Sinks In Crash With U S Destroyer Aboard

USS Purdy collided with British trawler British Columbia off Hook of Holland early today. The trawler sank, 10 crew rescued, Purdy hull slight hole, no water ingress, heading to Greenwich to land survivors. Three trawler crew injured slightly. In Sydney, liner New Australia and Norwegian tanker collided in Torres Strait with 800 Australian troops aboard. no casualties, liner continued voyage.

Forrestal U.S Purdy British Columbia Hook of Holland Greenwich Thames Esturary Sydney Australia New Australia Torres Strait Malaya

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