Obituary of Alton J. Klobedanz Sr. Waterbury resident
Alton J. Klobedanz Sr. 61 of 34 Prospect Street Waterbury died at St. Marys Hospital after a long illness. Born Torrington Sept 26 1911 he was a former manager of Litchfield Farm Shop and the Pantry Shelf. Survived by wife Anna two sons Alton Jr and James daughter Mrs John Crata sister Mrs Helen Wrig htman nine grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 8 16 am from Murphy Funeral Home to Immaculate Conception Church for high Mass at 9 Burial in Me Oliver Cemetery Watertown. Calling hours today 2 0 4 and 7 to pan.
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John Crata
Helen Wrightman
Middlebury
Murphy Funeral Home
Willow St
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Oliver Cemetery
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Walter Carlson obituary from Chicago area records
Walter T. Carlson 60 of 2820 West North Ave Chicago died Wednesday in Chicago He was father of Mildred Evanson of Naugatuck Illinois and had a son Donald of Grays Lake two brothers Fred Carlson and others In addition to his daughter he left five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services were held last week in Chicago
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Chicago
Waterbury Man Joseph Vella Dies at 58
Joseph Vella 58 of 64 Melbourne Terrace Waterbury died at Waterbury Hospital after a heart attack. Born in Enfield April 1 1915 he was a son of Mrs Antonetta Vella and the late Alfonso Vella. He worked 25 years as a tool seller for Seoyi Mfg Co. Survived by wife Annette two daughters and two sisters. Funeral Friday 8 15 a m from Albini Funeral Home to St Margaret Church Mass 9 Burial Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today 7 to 9 p m and Thursday 2 to 7 p m.
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Waterbury Hospital
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St. Margaret's Church
Seoyi Mfg. Co
Annette
Albert) Vella
Nichaollas Terni Jr
Ann Elizabeth Vella
Albert Rofsky
Edmund Lawlor
Naugatuck
Albini Funeral Home
East Farm St
Calvary Cemetery
Halloran
Chouinard
Boston
Red Cross
Thomas Connors
Hearing Stated Today On Policemen's Ouster
New Haven hearing centers on the July 13 suspensions of two veteran officers by Police Chief Biagio DiLieto. The six member board will hear the case at the Hall of Records, with the two policemen seeking a public proceeding amid disputes over lie detector tests and city records.
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Sam Ervin
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DiLieto
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American Federation of State
AFL
Connecticut
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McCormick
Gannett Foundation Grants Support for Journalism Education and Building Modernization
The Frank E Gannett Newspapers Foundation Inc awarded a $1 million grant to the Urban Journalism Center at Northwestern University and a $300,000 grant to modernize the journalism and communications building at Oklahoma State University. The grants, announced by president Paul Achiller, reflect stock awards made earlier in the year and a rise in Gannett stock value. In other news, Donald P. King 96 was cited for failing to yield at Field and North Church Streets. Rose M. Nelson 23 was involved. no injuries reported and King to appear in court September 19.
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Urban Journalism Center
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Medill School of Journalism
Oklahoma State University
Frank E. Gannett Newspapers Foundation Inc
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Paul Achiller
Gannett Board
Illinois
Northwestern
Donald P. King
Ridge Hd
Henry Kuczenski
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King
Rose M. Nelson
Country Club Id
Waterbury
Kuczenski
Aircraft Sales Hit 11 Billion in First Half 1973
United Aircraft Corp reports six month sales of 11 billion up 16 percent from 1972. Net income reached 30.9 million, compared with 26.4 million a year earlier. Backlog rose 10 percent to 1.9 billion. Quarter ending June net income 16.4 million, earnings per share up to 1.40. Merger talks with Signal Companies announced in principle, awaiting approval. President James Madison served 1809 to 1817.
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Harry J. Gray
UAC
Arthur E. Smith
Signal Companies
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