Glendale Carnival Arrangements Complete For Glendale
Arrangements are complete for the Glendale Carnival at the Glendale Community Club in Glendale Park this afternoon at 2. Activities for youngsters are planned, with the evening for adults. Booths fish pond and amusements will operate until 1 AM. Volunteers manage games crafts cakes candy and refreshments. Event features include a white elephant booth a soda stand and a projector showing movies.
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Glendale Community Club
Glendale Manger
Fremont W. Tolles
George Nelwan
Joseph Furanda
Leonard James
Tabert Knapn
Damen Thompson
Elvin Heavens
Tiobert M. Chase
Iratolin
Tays
Nelson French
Robert Barnhart
Edward Nobie
Hugh Emerson
Gideon ‘Tomlinan
Robert Humiston
Arthur Taylor
Joan Hartong
White Elephant Booth
Frank Hrech
Edmund T Murray
Harold Krom
Douglas Corkcroft
Fea Cram and Soda
Dorothea Hrech
John Quinn
Leon Robbins
John E. Parkinson
George Chiswen
Francis Wilson
Nicholas Lyndola
Fennett Sanik
Pitching Booth
Gideon Tamlinson
Arthur Yiar
Dougts Lockecroft
Kenneth Risdon
Walter Harris
Mr. Hautrin
George Angrave
Alvin Higenhrot
Edward Noble
Kuzir Tatelan
John Qian
Elvin
Robert M Chane
Fremont W. Toles
Robert Knap
Grange Nelson
Stephen Knaptk
Robet Barmnhardt
Aneold Neomtonsa
Fromak Feech
Nicholas Sprdele
James Thompson
Steve Sturdevant
John Harting Ix
Leonard Dares ix
Barris Tudcewail
Steve Kenpik Sp
Junior Furano
Mra
Toralinson
French
Mrs. Taylor
Edgenbrot
Health Department Births Deaths and Causes in June Bulletin
The Connecticut State Department of Health bulletin reports Naugaruck population at 2100 in May and June births totaling SH, with 16 deaths and two deaths among under one month. One death attributed to cancer, another to cardiovascular disease, and two to accidents.
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Connecticut State Department of Health
Naugaruck
Stent Fk
Naccwmek
Sign Contract For Building Of Roadway
A roadway contract was signed yesterday afternoon by Warden Fratley L. Carter and James T. Hartlay for Neugatuct Valley General Contractors. The Waterbury firm was awarded a $5,280.50 project to build Central Avenue from Moxdley Street, with ground breaking planned Monday by The B. Wrenelnt Build ing Co of Merby.
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Moxdley Street
Sebeal
Fratley L. Carter
James T. Hartlay
Lo Yin
Tor Live
Graet
Tugndeys
B. Wrenelnt Building Co
Merby
Central Tive Enue Athool
Cross Street
Peed J. Smith
Derby
Tnt
Nautica
Ura
Ab Feist
Ambulance Service Opens for Emergency Trips Outside Borough
Police Chief John Gereioy announced the community ambulance will be available for emergency trips to neighboring areas. Trustees had previously said it would not be used outside the borough, yet requests from Benton Belle Oxford Middlebury and Prospock prompted clarification on limited emergency use.
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John D Gereioy
Camimum Tele
Agra
Borouth Lratla
Binco Shan
Benton Belle
Oxford Middlebury
Prospock Uave
F Ambulance Serviee
Alet Ceormiey
Wats
Waterbury Hospital Bulletins List Local Patients
Hospital bulletins report William Iepasinski 24 North Main atront Waterbury patient at St. Marys hospital Mrs Benost Anderson 08 Greenwood Street in fair condition at St. Marys hospital Waterbury Clemens Chraanowski 70 Brookesbury reported in fair condition at St. Marys hospital Waterbury fracture of the right shoulder from a fight near home early yesterday morning
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William Iepasinski
North Main
St. Mary's Hospitl
Waterbury
Benost Anderson
Greenwood
St. Murry's Hospital
St. Mary Hospital
Clemens Chraanowski
Brookesb Iy
St. Mary's
Fight
Delegates To Support Buckmaster At URWA Convention
Delegates from Local 15, United Rubber Workers of America, elected to back I S Buckmaster for reinstatement as international president. They spoke at St Georges Hall Lindan Park, pledging unity for his September convention bid. Buckmaster, ousted by the internal board after a four week Philadelphia trial, appeals to members nationwide.
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Hixtren
United Rubber Worleers of America
CLO
I. S. Buckminster
U, & Rubber Ca
St. Georges Hall
Lindan’ Park
George Srachich
Bueckmaster
United States
Omaha
Neb
Yanvention
Lock
Mamed
President Froghileh
Raymond Mengaech
Maurice Magnov
Peter Crows
John Boyer
Anthony’ Muscola
Harold Bower
John Stanley
Michael SanAngelo
Patrick McDermott
Thomas Connelly
Stephen Rose
Mae Kraus
Frank Hayden
John Presto
Mayo Abzute
Altomnutes
Joseph Renmoa
Bo. J. Galineth
Report on Marine League Tag Day Varies in Valley Detachment
Mrs Joy Schlesinger chairman of the third annual Tag Day of the Marine League auxiliary expressed appreciation to residents for fenorous donations. The event supports hospital memorial rehabilitation and welfare services for veterans widows and orphans. Tag Day honors Gundiennal Day on August 7, with funds raised at City Park and surrounding community locations.
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Joy Schlesinger
Radius
Mangaluck ‘Valley
Marine Gor Teague
Mra. Schlesinger
United States
Marine Coyps League
Ous Laries
Appointment Of Pop Concert Subcommittees Tuesday
The New Haven Symphony Orchestra plans a Tuesday meeting at 4 o'clock in the Naugatuock Chamber of Commerce to appoint sub committees for the Pop concert. The event, under the Naugatuck Daily News sponsorship, aims to serve 3000 to 4000 residents with light classics and guest soprano.
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New Haven Symphony Orchestra
Ture Lawn
Philharmonies
Nautaluele Com Nnties
Naugatuell Chamber of Commerce
Newry Buildings
Paul O'Brien
Philharmonios
Ortners
Directoria
Naugatuele Daily News
Harry Berman
Ught
Ma CG
J. Waskowles
Mahlon Senys
Ralph Rasche
Jasper Smith
Ange Jensen
George Bronson
Louis Clark
Ellen Cooke
Robert Burns
M. Francis Feeley
Helen Mal
Harelh E. Chittenden
Charles Bengtson
J. Rudolph Anderson
Lawrence Matdutin
James Farrar
Arthur, Pearton
Paul F. Keating
Philip Rick
W. E B. Bittle
N. A. Towne
Gladys Heating
Edith Simond
Nn J. Crane
Roger Goodeve
Abraham Rubin
George Met Kenna
Arletta Durr
J. Nothan Judy
New Welfare Board Member To Take Oath
Lamer Turmuarella will take the oath of office Monday night before the board of public welfare’s regular meeting. Appointed last Tuesday night by the board of wardens and burgesses to fill the unexpired term of Anthony Pesunelli who resigned July 20. The welfare board did not meet last month as the regular session was postponed and bids for a new town hall flag pole project will be opened at the meeting.
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Lamer Turmuarella
Board of Public Welfare
Turmarella
Socral
VEW Names Three Delegates To National Parley
Crusader Post Veterans of Foreign Wars named Fred Burke Raymond Baker and Henry Sodlouki as delegates to the VEW national convention to be held in Miami Florida later this month. Baker is New Haven County commander of the VEW. Plans for the post annual Victory Ball next month were also discussed with arrangements to be announced. Raymond Baker chairs the arrangements committee assisted by Emanuel Salatia and Carl Young.
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Crusader Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Fred Burke
Raymond Baker
Henry Sodlouki
VEW
Miami
Fla
Baker
New Finven County
Comemander
VEFW
Emanuel Salatia
Carl Young
All-Stars To Open Bid For Honors In Little League Tourney
Little League All-Star team from Naugatuck faces Border League rivals in a state tournament opener Monday at Middletown Municipal Field. Coach Jim Sweetman leads the borough squad with assistant Ziggy Baranowski and mascot Billy Stopper. The 24-man roster includes Dick Tuckey, Ed Ameywski, Roy Mallane, Jack Heth, Dan Lambrides, Jim Murphy, Tulio Henriques, pitchers Lou Parrar and Ted Kackowski, catchers Leo Morasis and Chris Sheedy, and utility infielder Roger Quint. If victorious, they play Wednesday, then Friday, with finals set for Sunday. The state champion advances to the national tournament in Williamsport, Pa., starting August 22.
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Nuugatuck
Peter J. Foley
Lou Terament
Middletown
Municipel Field
Woodrow Whison High School
Jim Sweetman
Ziggy Baranowsk
Red Sox
Naugatuck
Billy Stopper
Braves
Buthoy
Limon
Dick Tuckey
Ed Amyewski
Roy Mallane
Jack Heth
Dan Lambrides
Barry Terra
Jim Murphy
Tulio Henriques
Willlamsport
Dodgers
Yankees
Verma
Jonving
Hawkins Purl Stadium
Welock
Bud Gabrielaon
Bob Lengyel
Frank Monahan
Don Trinad Taranovich
Joe Burkus
Ray Rossi
Joe Borsos
Ray Stinson
Dick Schwarty
Bryant O'Neill
Ed Vormler
Harald Camapieri
Joe Dinneny
Andy Kanter
Don Fellows
Tack O’keefe
Roger Quint
Leu Farrar
Rey Mallane
Charles Kirk
Jim Bettit
Chris Sheady
J. Casper
George Haigh
Jim Fenton
R. Olson
John Hassenfalnt
Alec Zonas
J. Spuranky
Bob Cavey
Jim Fitzgerald
Tinker
Ed Floc
Joe Trano
Leo Mornski
Howie Thurston
Ray Dinkie
Tom Ward
Fred Bend
Patterson Says Continued Federal Subsidies A Threat
Connecticut and New England residents face economic ruin as subsidies favor Southern states. Representative James T. Patterson argues Congress should scrutinize federal aid programs that drain Northeast wealth. He supports aid to education and agriculture but opposes repeated subsidy funding. References relocate Chance-Vousht Co to Dallas and Waterbury U S Time Corp to Arkansas. WarlaLouk Co of Terryville considered move for tax relief incentives.
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Connecticut
Mew
England
James T. Patterson Pola
House
New England
Patterson
Yankee Scheers
Newenager
Hoe
Chance-Vousht Ca
Stratford
Dallas
Texas
U. S. Time Corp
Waterbury
Arkansas
WarlaLouk Co
Terryville
Jocat
Lieve
Naugatuck housing project starts foundation work
Concrete footing walls for eight to 10 houses at Naugawam Village begin Monday, with a bridge over Longmeadow Brook under construction. Henry T. Moecker Jr, architect, reports progress for the Melbourne Court Rabber Avenue project financed by state guaranteed bonds. Johnson Frizele of New York builds 35 units on a site cleared by V & H Trucking. Weathered delays and road work advance access via Melbourne Court and Rabber Avenue. project slated for completion before May 1 next year.
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Ouse
Naugawam Village
Brook
Longmeadow Brook
Henry T. Moecker
Melbourne Court
Rabber Avenue
T. Rex Behrman
Naugatuck Housing Authority
V & H Trucking, Co
Seymour
James Varian
Johnson-Frizele Firm
New York
Acets Lothe
Housimi Authority
Rebber Avenua
Ostohe
Active Week Scheduled In Playground Program
The Amal playground plans a week of events supervised by Miss Audrey Kerner with games, contests, and craft hours. Activities include horseshoes, drawing, coloring, bubble gum tests, and group games for younger children, plus a softball and basketball lineup at Recreation Field led by Alex Krayceke.
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Audrey Kerner
Aifernoon
Prospect Street
Hursday
Wom
Hateshoe
Pau Tghanisal
Fiotis
Alex Krayccke
Solent Va
Pir
P. Biggele
Giantr
Giantr Vs. Recreation
P. mi
Edward J Dooling State Trooper and Police Educator
Edward J Dooling a long serving state trooper and police educator is profiled as a pivotal figure in Connecticut law enforcement. Born 1907 in Naugatuck he joined the state police in 1935 and rose to lead training and criminal law instruction while shaping police work across communities.
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Raugutuels
Ban One
Jace Joseph ‘Pe Dooling
Agathy (Hiely) Dooling
Naugatuele
Sacred Heart High School
New Haven
Callegiate
The
Seamless Rubber Co
Seibewing Rubber Co
Barbarton
Ohio
Mangoucis
U. S. Rubber Co
Anthony A. Sundergland
Ane
Edward J. Dooling
Mindow Street
Ednix
Snather
Iferhayy
Hig
CSP
Meriden Polies
Legal Medicine
Trinity College
Hartford
Northwestern University
Evanston
Automotive Safety Foundation
He Wang
Connecticut State School For
Wartford
Higd
Connesticut
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Glendale
Health Department
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Buckmaster
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Marine League
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