Voice Of America Adopts TV As A Useful Weapon
Washington reports VOA expands television to reach 40 million in 29 countries with 180 stations. J E Button, new USIA chief, built TV programming from 16 years in radio. Programs include reports on America, instruction, and a new breakfast show for Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Czechoslovakia showcasing open family dialogue.
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Ending Date For GL Bill Extended To July 25 1958
The GI Bill ending date extended for one year to July 25 1958 under new VA provisions. World War II veterans have borrowed $33.2 billion in GL loans to buy homes farms and businesses, with $417.9 billion guaranteed or insured. Korean conflict veterans retain eligibility through January 1956. WWII and later veterans gain restored entitlements under conditions, including disposal of property and restoration of GL entitlement for certain service‑related cases. The act clarifies VA authority and requires veterans to certify intent to live in the property at application and closing.
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GBA
Veterans Administration
Yale
Detroit Landlady Confronted by Counterfeit Cash Stranger
A Detroit landlady reported to police that after collecting 100 in rent from a tenant a stranger approached her flashed a badge and claimed to verify the money. He said he would take the notes to headquarters for checking but disappeared with the cash, leaving the woman shaken and the scam unclear.
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Heall
Severe Storm Floods Hit Drayso burg Pa
Western Pennsylvania faced violent storms causing flash floods five feet deep in Drayosburg and widespread damage. The event knocked down power lines and left property losses uncertain, with crews assessing the aftermath and authorities tracing casualties and costs. Meanwhile a Vermont search ended with Joyce Angrewa location secured by her father in Norwich. Delaware? Noted.
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Pitta
Firemen's Assn OKs Field For State Convention
The State Firemen's Association sanctioned use of Veterans Field in OMell for the state convention set for August 16 to 18. Local volunteers plan festivities. John Sullivan, co-chairman, noted a grounds report by committee member William Mariana on field size.
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State Firemen’s Association
John Sullivan
Conalatig
William Mariana
Ratert Cooke to the State Firemen Association meeting
Sullivan estimated tonight that about 125 will march in the convention parade on Aug 18. Officials announced a convention committees meeting Wednesday and outlined the event.
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Cooke
State Firemen's
Sullivan
Man jailed on non support charge in Waterbury Borough Court
A man was jailed on a non support charge after being found guilty in Borough Court this morning. He was implicated in neglecting support for his wife and two minor children and was arrested last night by Officer Frank Mariano on an outstanding warrant.
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Waterbury
New, Haven County
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Edwards
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Frank Mariano
Atty Thomas W. Neary Held on Bond
Attorney Thomas W. Neary was held under a $500 bond pending his court appearance this morning, after which he was to face initial proceedings in the case.
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Thomas W. Neary
Kent Agrees To Build Sewage Plant
Woodin of Kent told the State War Emergency Commission in Hartford yesterday that Kent has agreed to proceed with plans for a sewage treatment plant. He said engineering experts would be hired within days after receiving qualified firms list, and estimated the plant would cost about $50,000 to $60,000 for the town’s 40 families. The hearing was called to review the project.
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State Warder Commission
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Local dispute over Housatonic River pollution blame
Protesters argue the town bears responsibility for water pollution in the Housatonic River while officials dispute the claim. The dispute centers on sources of contamination, enforcement actions, and possible remediation steps.
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Housatonic
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