Union Spirit in Labor Talks Urges Open Strike Vote Details
In the Naugatuck and Waterbury areas union management relations gain focus as two unions vote to strike if needed over URWA United States Rubber Co. terms. One vote passes three to one, the other two to one, but vote totals and ballots counted by outsiders were not disclosed. The Waterbury election on strike matters recently released full results, prompting calls for transparent counting as standard practice.
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Naugatuck
Waterbury
Claire Luce Eyes Senate Nomination Amid Draft Talk
Claire Luce, noted playwright, signals interest in a four year U S Senate seat if Governor Lon g is not drafted. Speculation grows Governor may be open to a draft, while A S Sinn Renald Nixon of California visits Hadford for the C O P State Convention around Sept. 4 and 5. State Chairman Clarence F Bildwin calls a special state convention.
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Ay Painted Press
Congresswocum Caer
Ron the Luce
Abe
U. S
Renard Nixon
California
Hadford
Clnrence F. Bildwin
Rain and Storm Bring Relief to Connecticut Farmers
Parched Connecticut Valley farmers monitor rainfall as electrical storms pass over the state. Officials weigh whether the rain is nature’s aid or man made while the weather area awaits further relief and assurances about crop protection.
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United Press
Connecticut Valley
Connecticut
Draft Dodger Caught After Seven Years Of Seclusion
Louis Patten allegedly hid in his home for seven years to dodge registration for the draft. Authorities arrested him in New York as his sister and mother prepared to flee to California. Patten reportedly had no outside contact, except rare barber visits, during his self imposed isolation.
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Hartford
Louis
Patten
E.argenta
Patton
New York
Xife
Calliifornia
Grouth
Chere
Lewis
Stra
Fellows Denies Police Promotions
Warden George I Fellows said no promotions would be made as four new officers join the regular force and the supernumerary group advances. He dismissed the prospect of promotions as newspaper hype and insisted the moves are not promotions.
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George I Fellows
Fellows
Alro
Two Die In Branford Crash On Highway
In Branford a car collided with a large tractor trailer killing two people. Victims were 50 year old Paul F. Gowy of Branford and Frank St. Clair of Branford. Truck driver John G. Aherigi of Attinners Massachusetts escaped with minor injuries.
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Branford
Parsons
Paul F. Gowy
Blantford
Frank St. Clair
New Haven
Springfield widow dies in Route 9 crash
Twenty nine year old Mrs Berthe Thaxton of Springfield was killed this morning when a tire blew out on Route 9 causing her car to crash into another vehicle. Her husband William Thaxton escaped with minor injuries.
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Atboro
Mans
Berthe Thaxton
Springfield
Route 9
Thaxton
Wiliam
Borough Board Defers Dump Decision On Jones Street Site
The Borough Board postponed ruling on whether the Jones Street dumping ground owned by Alex Rinkus and Walter Piotrowski should continue. A written report from Health Officer Dr. Edwin Curran is awaited after a packed town hall session where Mrs. Mary Grabowski urged immediate action.
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Alex Rinkus
Walter Piotrowski
Jones Street
Edwin R. Curran
Mary Grabowski
Grabowski
Town Hall
Jones Yoad
Follows
Dr. Curran
Henry Marler
John W. Sullivan
Births Rubertas Rado and Ericson in Waterbury
Rubertas rubertas a daughter Janice second child to Mr and Mrs Albert Rubertas Sande Avenue Bristol Terrace August 1 at Waterbury Hospital Mrs Rubertas is the former Edna Dubauskan their other child is named Deborah Rado a daughter Denise Mario their first child to Mr and Mrs Donald Tada South Malin Street August 1 at Waterbury Hospital Mrs Rado ia the former Mariy Dionisio of Nauagatuck Ericson a son Nell Clark to Mr and Mrs Arthur W Ericson 33 Highland Avenue August 2 at St Marys Hospital Mrs Eviction is the former Eleanor Rich
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Janice
Albert Rubertas
Sande Avenue
Bristol Terrace
Waterbury Hospital
Sirs
Edna Dubauskan
Deborah
Rado
Denise Mario
Donald Tada
Malin Street
Rado Ia
Mariy Dionisio
Naugatuck
Ericson
Nell Clark
Arthur W. Ericson
Highland Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Eleanor Rich
Chemical Co Union Votes For Strike
Members of Cocal 218 United Rubber Workers CIO of the Chemical Division voted to strike if called nationwide. The vote occurred at the Portuguese Club on Rubber Avenue yesterday afternoon amid ongoing secrecy in contract talks in New York. Local 46 Rubber Footwear Plant delayed strike action, while Local 308 Synthetic Plant voted yes by a two to one margin though exact tallies were not released. Flavo Marinello, president of Cocal 218, was in New York and unavailable for comment.
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Urwa-United States Rubber Co
New York
Cocal 218
United, Rubber Workers, Cio
Chemical Division
United States
Us.a
Flavo Marinello
Focal 218
Hoben Testifies In Scovill Co Injunction Hearing
In Waterbury Camornen TDicas court the injunction hearing into the CIO United Auto Workers picket at Scovill Mfg continues after 11 witnesses. Hoben described forced passage through the crowd and called it not a pleasant situation. Welfare officials reported City of Waterbury spending over 9000 for food in July, bringing total welfare costs to 16000 as 221 families receive aid.
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Nea
Scovill Mfg. Co
Cammoen Tdicas
Waterbury
Joan Hoben
Naugatuck
Scovill Mil
Hoben
Yale
Margaret Driscoll
Union Coundel
Hoe
Aaterbury
Camillos
Feod
Fred A. Jackie
Zoning Map Nears Completion In Beacon Falls
Beacon Falls Planning and Zoning Commission met at Town Hall. Chairman Edwin Barrows presided as members discussed public meetings with local organizations to explain zoning and gather input. Andrew Rozum reported 60 percent of land map completion and the group began drafting the new code with next session set for Sept 2 at 7 50 PM.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Beacon Falls
Edwin Barrows Presidert
Margaret Leeper
Andrew Rozum
Stevenson urged in Democratic convention support
Bulletin from Columbian reports Gov. James Ryhnes of South Carolina urged the State Democratic convention to back Adlai Stevenson for president. An anti administration governor Kay called the southern belt to back Republican candidates, calling it wrong.
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Stevenson Columbian
D. C
James Rhyrnes
S. C
Adlai Stevenson
Kays
Ywrong
Buried Worker Injuries Reported In Pipe Line Accident
Hospital bulletins say Glen MacNealan of Eudora Arkansas is in good condition after a tave-in at a pipe line site left him neck-deep in dirt. He suffered a leg fracture and cuts and bruises. Two other patients include Mr and Mrs Wandell Bacon of Quinn Street who are home from Waterbury Hospital as med cat patients. Mrs Anthony Chaskey of Main Street Ben cot Falls underwent surgery at St Marys Hospital Waterbury. Also note a late driving check at Erickson Motor on Rabbor Ave Ady.
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Glen MacNeelan
Eudora
Arkansas
St. Marys Hospital
Algonquin Gaa Tranmission Company
Anthony Chaskey
Main Street
Bencot Falls
Waterbury
One Way Traffic Plan Sundays On Church Street
A borough test authorizes Sunday morning one way traffic on Church Street from August 17 to through October 12 during church hours 6 30 a m to 12 30 p m The plan received approval from religious leaders and the Chamber of Commerce and was extended at requests from Fred Clark and Rev Albert E Taylor to study congestion during summer travel and vacations.
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Church Street
George Feldws
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Clark
Albert E. Taylor
St. Francis Church
Caine and Muroff Named to Democratic Small Towns Committee
Atty M Leonard Caine of Naugatuck representing the MRD District and Walter Muroff, chairman of the Democratic Town Committee of Beacon Falls, were among Fifth District delegates at a meeting in Bryan Hall Washington last night. George D Pratt Jr of Bridgewater was elected president and Walter Angle of Middletown was named treasurer.
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Atty
M. Leonard Caing
Naukatuck
Mrd
Walter Muroff
Democratic Town Committee
Beacon Falls
Bryan Hall
Washington
George D. Pratt, Jr
Bridge Water
Walter Angle
Middiebury
Dodd Seeks U S Senate Seat Following McMahon Death
West Hartford August 6 A UPI report says former Nurembere war crimes prosecutor Thomas J Dodd is an active candidate for the U S Senate seat left vacant by Brien McMahon His stated goal is to continue McMahon’s work to create a world in which free men can live in peace.
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West Hartford
Thomas J. Dodd
U. S
Brien McMahon
Rain postpones Hamiltonian Trotting Classic at Goshen
Rainstorms sweep parts of the region causing the Goshen Goshen Hambletonian trotting classic to be postponed. The event is rescheduled for tomorrow as a disturbance to the southwest pulls the storm front back.
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Hoston
New England
Weather Bureau
Goshen. N. Y
Goshen
Zoning Study Board Named By Warden
The borough board appointed a five member zoning study committee at the August town hall meeting. Chairman J Scott Brown and members Edward Ginty Joseph Zak John Vist and Henry Marler were named to study zoning and recommend how it should be carried out. The committee aims to represent borough sections and address issues such as the Jones street dump dispute and related concerns. Brown is chief engineer of Naugatuck Chemical. Stokes was reappointed to the Park Commissioners board for five years. A school building committee met twice last month and progress was cited. Public briefing on the school program was urged. Dayton road street light matter referred to the street fight committee.
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George Fellowa
J. Scott Brown
Park Avenue
Edward Ginty
Clark Road
Joseph Zak
Radnor Avenue
John Vist
Hard Street
Henry Marler
Bridge Street
Fellows
Fie
Jones Street
Brown
Naugatuck Chemical
William J. Stokes
Board of Park Commissioners
Thomas Connelly
Board of Education
Schol Building Committee
Connelly
Dayton Road
Wreet Fight Committee
Robert W. Anderson
Third Ward
Board Extends Rent Controls To July 1 1953
Rent payers in the borough will be protected by present rent ceilings until July 1, 1953 after the Board of Warden and Buriness extended the controls at the August town hall meeting. Warden George Fellows cited 260 applications for 50 available units at the Lewis Meadows project as housing demand. Controls were to end Sept 30 when the borough was deemed noncritical by the Office of Rent Stabilization. The borough may extend controls further if desired.
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Board of Warden and Burinesses
Town Hall
George Fellows
Lewis Meadows
Office of Rent Stabilization
Smoke Shop Bill of Sale Registered in Town Office
A bill of sale for Rado's Smoke Shop on South Main Street was registered in the Town Clerk's office. The sale records Domenic A. Rado transferring ownership to Donald A. Rado for a valuable sum of dollars, recorded yesterday.
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Raymond St. John
Rado
Domenic A. Rado
Donald A Rado
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