Fire chief locked in station house in Winsted blaze
Deputy Chief Theodore Vaill publisher of the Winstead Evening Citizen hurried to summon a fire truck after a smoke filled home alarm. A jammed overhead door latch trapped him inside the fire house until headquarters could trigger a general alarm. Firefighters responded, the deputy chief was freed, the home’s smoke stemmed from burning food, no injuries or damage occurred.
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Winsted
Conn
Theodore Vaill
Winsted Evening Citizen
Vail
Vaill
Franklin Births and Names in Vital Statistics
Vital Statistics lists numerous births with parents and addresses in Franklin and nearby towns, noting girls and boys born on Thursday and today. Out of town entries include several newborns and listed parents, with names like Carla Snyder Kim Geckeler Glenda Lykins and others, plus hospital references in Florida and New Jersey.
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Carla Snyder
John M. Snyder
Woodlawn
Kim Geckeler
Walter Geckeler
Walton Court
Glenda Lykins
Ruehell Lykins
Lafayette Ave
John D. Brooks
Chautauqua
George Krug
S. Sutphin
Hospital List Names Local Residents Inpatients
A district list shows multiple residents currently in hospitals or under medical care. Names include Mrs. Frank Silas of Baltimore Mrs. Herman Baker of German town Mrs. Buria A Bush Regent Drive and others such as Mrs. Donald Baker Hendrickson Road Jack Pedige Franklin and Mrs. James Turner Hamil Phillip Jones Manchester Road Wesley Amyx Meadow Ave and Mrs. Eugene Lovely Fernwood Street. Additional entries mention Mrs. Robert L Meece South Lebanon Mrs. John W Fridolph Flem ming Fred L Combs South Ave Ortha Wells Oxford State and Mrs. Ernest Chasteen West Middletown Rt 2 with more like Mrs. Thomas Youtsler Hugh es Street Eugene N Hays Roosevelt Ave Mrs. Richard B Monroe Roosevelt Ave and Hollie Keffie West Middletown.
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Buria A. Bush
Regent Drive
Donald Baker
Hendrickson Road
Jack Pedige
Franklin
James Turner
Hamil
Phillip Jones
Manchester Road
Wesley Amyx
Meadow Ave
Eugene Lovely
Fernwood St
Robert L. Meece
South Lebanon
John W Fridolph
Flemming
Fred L. Combs
South Ave
Ortha Wells
Oxford State Road
Ernest Chasteen
West Middletown
Rt. 2
Thomas Youtsler
Hughes St
Eugene N. Hays
Roosevelt
Hoffa Faction Breaks With Teamsters In Cincinnati Move
In Cincinnati, employees at Chatfield Paper Corp voted 46 to 2 to join the Warehouse and Production Employees Union, part of a wave where about 4,000 Teamsters in greater Cincinnati revolt began last summer. The shift signals continued upheaval as former Teamsters seek representation under different labor groups.
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Cincinnati
Teamsters
Chatfield Paper Corp
Warehouse Workers Organization
Greater
Walker to Testify at Mu zzling Hearings in January
Senate hearings set to begin January 23 on charges the Pentagon muzzled military critics of communism. Edwin A Walker, former Army major general who led the 24th U.S. Army Division, agreed to testify after resigning commands amid allegations of derogatory remarks about prominent Americans and attempts to influence troops’ votes.
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Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Pentagon
Stennis
Tember
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
U.S. Army
Germany
Harry S. Truman
Lothers
Senate Armed Services Committee
Robert S. McNamara
Strike Ends as New York Buses Return to Service
New York City buses resumed full service after a four day strike by 6890 drivers and maintenance workers on the two largest private lines. The settlement, urged by Mayor Wagner, gives a one year contract, a paid election day holiday, a 13 cent wage rise, a fourth week of vacation after 15 years, and subsidy moves to raise school fare subsidies by about 4.5 million dollars annually.
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New York
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Transport Workers Union
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Surface Transit Inc
Bronx
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Wagner
Five Africans Hanged for Nairobi Murder of British Mother
Five Africans were hanged at night for the murder of Norah Osborne a British housewife and mother of five. Osborne was beaten and stabbed to death last May by a Kikuyu gang at her Njora home in the Kenya highlands.
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Nairobs
Kenya
Norah Osborne
Surgery Cost Criticized By Labor Chiefs
In Cincinnati two labor leaders criticize hospital surgery fees. Al Bilik and George Jent of the City AFL-CIO Council write that doctors treat the fee schedule as a minimum to raise patient charges. They propose guaranteed subscriber payments under $7,500 yearly or a full-payment plan with doctors who adhere to the Hippocratic Oath.
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Cincinnati. AP
Cincinnati
al Bilik
George Jent
Afl-Cio Council
Hospital Care Corp
Blue Cross Agency
Southwestern Ohio
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Hamburg
United States
Essex
North Sea
Ralph Hunter
Betsy Drive
Donald Sizemore
Bernice Ave
Forrest King
Catskill Drive
Richard Miller
Flemming Road
Charles Woods
N. Cherry St
Germantown
Boy
Dayton St. Elizabeth Hospital
Donald Fugett
Central Ave
Glen L. Shaeffer
Leba
John Clark
Hill Ave
Deborah Howard
Earl Howard
Tenth Ave
Stephen Snell
Louis Snell
Bruce Hester
T. J. Hester
Yankee Road
John Presta
Brown Ave
Hurlder Simpkins
Ralph O. Banford
S. Main
Sandra Whisman
Vic
John T. Fouts
Todhunter Road
William M. Johnson
Jerry Lee Pickett
Jackson Lane
Donald Broughton
Boca Raton, Fla. Bethesda Memorial Hospital
Boynton Beach, Fla
Marion Barker
Scott Banks
Trenton
Isaac Burkhart
Baltimore
Prez Campbell
Otis Creekbaum
Timothy Davis
George Davis
Lawn
Omer L Dyas
James E. Gibson
Garfield
Joseph Higdon
18Th Ave
Carlos Ponder
James Rossman
Frank
Lin
Raymond Sams
Andrew Stamper
Richmond
Maria Taylor
Mr. i
Richard Taylor
Thomas Ashby Jr
Tren
George Vandeventer O
Forest Ave
Edward Willoughby
Donald Wilson
Frank Silas
Herman Baker
Richard B. Monroe
Roosevelt Ave
Hollie Keffie
Hoffa
Bargain Outlet
Grand Ave
Arnel
Jersey
Arney
Peerless Tweeds
Wyandott
Worumbo
Ebonique
Hockanum
Cameo Boucle
Forstmann
Charimosa
Oscar Cahn
Plaids
Sahara
Lustrosas
Milliken
Packard Plushes
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