Around The World In Brief War Warnings And Miscellaneous Notes
A digest of headlines reports a South Atlantic hurricane threatening the coast and affecting shipping and bathing advisories from New York to Massachusetts. Mentions Stranahan’s victory in a golf tourney at Toledo and a Northwest airliner disaster with casualties. CIO leaders discuss a Truman bid as Berlin officials seek police protection amid potential Russian interference. Chicago forecasts predict snow flurries with warming trends later.
Eviction Day Tomorrow In Beacon Falls
Eviction orders push families to vacate homes on Route and Bowen Path in Beacon Falls. Tenants including Ligur and Dragalla families resist, with letters from State officials pending. One household faces a razing plan after Korea arrival, while others delay move as families await further guidance.
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Beacon Falls
Amorican
Red Grask
Highway Coniunsulong
Dantes Lowell
Wwe
Ruute & Bowen Pall
Bugh
Tamerton
Alptur
Klouet
Puter
Dragalla
Diluut
Denilin
Ligur
Drazgaltn
Hla
Josephine
Tipps
Beacon Falls Regulates Draft Registration Schedule
Beacon Falls begins draft registration in a peace time program. Town Hall and O’Connell’s store host signups directed by Miss Joann Wilcox and Mina Ruth Carroll. Registrants born 1922 register today. 1923 tomorrow. 1924 on Sept 2-3. 1925 on Sept 1-3. 1926 on Sept 6-9. 1927 on Sept 10-11. 1928 on Sept 14-15. 1929 on Sept 15-16. those born before Sept 28, 1930 register Sept 27-28. Others must register by law after their 28th birthday.
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Beacon Falls
Town Hall
O'Connell
Junn Wilcox
Mina Ruth Carrol
Chargs
Isc
Quits Draft Board To Stay In Guard
Stamford August report says C Latham resigns from the draft board to remain in the National Guard. He cites inability to serve both roles and opts to continue military service. The note mentions his prior World War I guidance work and honors.
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Stamford
Aug
UPI
Latham
Hospital Bulletins From St Mary's Waterbury Report Mixed Recoveries
Authorities at St Mary's hospital Waterbury report the conditions of several patients. Mear Qhirlexs J Novle admitted as a surgical patient is described as very good improving. Marvin Rich from Waterbury in better condition and mentioned as improving. Men Learetti Carver admitted Sunday with medical pulse condition described as fair. Weather and other details appear garbled but indicate fluctuating patient statuses and ongoing hospital updates.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Mear Qhirlexs J. Novle
Yyaxterday
Learetti Carver
St. Mary
Three Participants In Highland Lake Water Ski Exhibition
Three competitors took part in a Highland Lake water ski exhibition near Winsted. The event, directed by John Jay of Norwalk, marked the lake’s first exhibition victory and featured a high-powered boat owned by Sharwood Berry of New Berlin. Local officials and writers offered coverage of the spectacle amid sparse details.
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Micharl
Sally Brerer
Mester Taboll
Ire
Mauratuele
Highland Lake
Winsted
John Jay
Norwalk
Foramost Muthoritins
Woriters
Witter Sisting
Cout Bey
Sharwood I Berry
Naugatuck Insurance Aceway
Mew
Berlin
Heat wave toll rises as nation endures extreme heat
Local and national heat wave news dominates the day with a 216 death toll nationwide. Weathermen warn of more very hot weather as temperatures drop locally to 91 then rise again. Local reflections on Fatima shrine visits mix with heat fatigue and public safety concerns.
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Weatherman
Alberta's Truck Seat Is Burned In Fire
A Ford power truck owned by Manuel Alberta burned its rear seat at 180 Mapla straat, costing $25 a.m. The fire department says a cigarette may have started the blaze, with only the front seat surviving. One pumper responded to the alarm.
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Manuel Alberta
Pound Fillaud
Cuu
West Side Rubish Collection Schedule Announced
Street Supt. Leo J. Brophy announced the West side rubbish collection will occur on Wednesday. The West side rubbish collection was conducted today.
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Rubbiss
Leo J. Brophy
West Side
Danbury Man Held On Multiple Charges
Walter McNamara of 7 Harmony Street is jailed on $6,000 bond on charges of trespassing breach of peace and possessing burglary tools. He admitted to prowling at night and breaking into several homes with a knife saw and gloves. Police say he led officers to the incidents and cited an urge to prowl.
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Danbury
Walter McNamara
Harmony Street
Offeersy
Masamara
Saylne
Tao Thei
Safe stolen from Hartford dairy over $2000
Police search for thieves who broke into Highland Dairy company and took a safe containing more than $2,000. Deputy Chief Thomas J. Hickey reports the incident occurred August 30 and the safe was removed from the dairy premises.
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Hartford
Thomas J. Hickey Jpener
Highland Dairy Company
Mrs. Broder Elected By Auxiliary At State Convention
Mrs. Thomas Broder of 10 Carral court was elected department president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the General Department convention in Bridgeport. Mrs. Nellie Ahlberg of Gromwell named department auxiliary president. Arthur J. Kelly of Hattonson elected department commander. Other officers included Howard I. Jacoby Willimantic senior vice commander and many state vice commanders, and a slate of executive and auxiliary officers. A convention resolution urged eliminating the veto at the United Nations in cases of aggression or preparation.
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Thomas Broder
Carral, Court
Kalley
Thomaston American Legion
Howlard I. Jacoby
Willimantie
M Marion Cox
East Bourtford
Jasin Griffin
East Hartford
Robert Ford
New Haven
Wheaton Wilson
Shelton
Ovvin Hodgson
Niantic
Francis Parkins, Jr
Willimantic
Wiliam Croffitt
Thomaston
Clarence Ball
Middletown
Otis Wade
East Sartford
John Fliwood
Darby
Enr Kunkie
Danbury
Charles Forsyth
Somers
Donald LaRochele
Jewett City
Earl Smedick
Canaan
Lynnoog Bogue
Cromwell
Brader
Louise Berton
Bristol
Mabel Orange
Greenwith
May Chapman
Raockville
Jessie Plumstead
Noan
Theresa Shanahan
Waterbury
Pauline Andrelski
Mra
Ann B. Phillip
Hartford
Nellie Sizer
Portland
Dorothy Erickson
Middiston
Maze? Fletcher
Newington
Frances Burns
Pairfield
Sulllivan
Clevlonnaires
United Nations
Mrs Eva Ursutis Dies at Home After Long Illness
Mrs Eva Ursutis aged 69 who lived at 92 9A Highland Avenue died this afternoon at her home after a long illness. A borough resident for 49 years she was born December 21, 1878 in Lithuania, daughter of the late Adam and Ursula Miller. Surviving: son John three daughters Mrs Ernest Weyermann Edith and Emma Urgillis two grandchildren all of Naugatuck. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev O H Bertram officiating. Interment Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at Alderson Funeral Home this afternoon and evening from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9.
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Eva
Miler) Aegitis
Aighland Avenue
Lithuania
Adam Sind Ursula (Gavenis) Miller
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John
Ernest Weyermann
Edith
Emma Urgill
Woeyermann
Bethany Woman Fined In Court
Mrs Irma Howard of Bear Hill Youd Bethany was fined $10 Saturday morning in Borough Court for violating the motor vehicle lane rule Eugene Michaud of Waterbury was found not guilty of the same charge They were involved in a Church street wreck that damaged five cars Borough Court continuances until Sept 11 were granted for Philip Fox of Cotton Hollow and Walter Dedo of Cotton Hollow arrested Friday evening on a breach of the peace charge
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Irma Howard
Bear Hill
Youd
Bethany
Borough Court
Eugene Michaud
Waterbury
Michaud
Howard
Church Street
Philip Fox
Cotton Hollow
Walter Dedo
Deaths: Eva Digiris in Naugatuck August 1645
Mrs Eva Digiris of 2 Highland Avenue Naugatuck died August 24 1645 Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at St Pauls Lutheran Burial Grove Cemetery Friends may call at Alderson Funeral Home Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM
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Naugatuck
Eva
Biller) Digiris
Highland Avenue
Naupgauck
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Grove Cemetery
Friends May Eaill
Alderson
Local draft registration opens in Naugatuck town hall
About 40 Maupatuck men register today for the peacetime draft in Connecticut as the borough's auxiliary station opens at noon under Selec tive Service Board and town officials. An estimated 8,000,000 men nationwide will register over 20 days with 4,000 expected to be called in year one.
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Naugatuck
Co. Vernon S. Morehouse
Army
Mias Trene L
George Carrol
Jere Murphy
Bradley Plans 10000 Man Army Draft For Peace Time
General Omar N. Bradley told the 49th annual encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars that he would ask Selective Service to on Thursday for an initial draft of 10,000 men for peacetime service. He said the army would not suspend volunteer recruiting and warned the expanded force would strain taxpayers, predicting costs near 36,000,000,000. He argued defense cannot be reduced to economic equations and must be judged by homes, security, overseas duties, and possible conflicts.
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Louis
Oqmap N. Bradley
Alort
Brodley
Anoblhar
Savings Deposits Decline In July In Naugatuck
Savings deposits in Naugatuck declined in July by 140 083 from June totaling 15 027 481. June deposits stood at 15 108 399 and July last year at 14 596 803. Postal service receipts fell to 10 221 from 12 305 in June and 11 235 in July 1947.
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Naugatuck
Busineas
Storm in Italy leaves four dead and vast damages
A violent storm battered northern Italy causing four deaths and over 1.7 million dollars in crop, boat and building damage. Names and details are garbled, but the disaster impact is clear with widespread destruction across multiple sectors.
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Italy
Rome
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at Post Home
Members of Naugatuck Post No. 47 and auxiliary are asked to meet at 7 30 PM at the post home Cedar Street to proceed to Alderson Funeral Home 201 Meadow Street to pay respects to Mrs Eva Argills A special meeting of the Post executive committee will be held at 8 o'clock in the post home and Wednesday evening will be the regular meeting for the group with the second nomination and election of officers for the coming year.
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Naugatuck Post
No. 47
Post
Cedar Street
Alderson
Meadow Street
Eva Argills
Henry Bagley
Graun
Annual Outing of Local 45 September 12
The 13th annual outing of Local 45 URWA CLO will be held Sunday Sept 12 at Schildren's Grove Naugatuck. The event begins at 10:30 am with many sport activities. Mario Abate chairs the outing aided by Patrick McDermott Michael St Angelo and Frank Hayden. Botco Mariano chairs the foot committee with assistants John Zauer Thomas Palmere William Fernandez Sr James Mannello. Beverage chair is John Butler with Lloyd Jones William Noregong Tony Mascalo Hubert Hall and Earl Douty. Sports committee led by John Presto Peter Crowe Inward Nissen Irene Groehe and others. Transportation chair Peter White aided by Steven Rose and John Stanley. Guests expected from Massachusetts Rhode Island and Ohio.
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Local 45
Urwa
Clo
Schildren'n Grove
Naugatuck
George Frocich
Mario Abate
Patrick McDermott
Michael St.Angelo
Frank Hayden
Botco Mariano
Foot
John Zauer
Thomas Palmere
William Fernanez
James Mannello
John Butler
Lloyd Jones
Wiliam Noregong
Tony Mascalo
Hubert Hall
Earl Douty Witt
Daaist
Butler
John Presto
Peter Crowe
Inward Nissen
Irene Groehe
Charriman
Transportation
Peter White
Steven Rose
John Stanley
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Ohio
Veterans Council Meeting Tuesday
Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock the Naugatuck Veterans Council will meet in the Borough Court room Town Hall. Committees will report on erection of monuments and flag holes in local cemeteries and on the Veterans Day celebration with several routine matters to be discussed.
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Naugatuck Veterans Council
Borough Court Room
Town Hall
Heat Claims 18th Connecticut Victim
Connecticut heat toll rises to 18 with the death of 76 year old Kathryn Woods. Neighbors found her on the floor of her apartment as authorities investigate the ongoing heatwave during the August spell.
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Connecticut
Wew Haven
Kathryn Woods
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Cape
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Hbler
Sisiamu Tour
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Toledo
O bin
Natiornal Amateur Lournement
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N.Y
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Ab Tvvn
Truman Washington
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Executioe Board of the
CIO
Whahington
Kremlin
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Ite
Bio Corman
Faye
Eni IC Bho Hoviota
Communtat Rotor Hive
Chicago
Korea
John Muroff
Railrond Avenue
Mutord
Joan Ben
Church Atreet
Witerbury Hospital
Ed Makowskl
Railroad Avenue
Charles Cliletta
Ruth Crevky
Syme Euro University
Cone Tinue
Prank Perglin
Chtrun
Joseph Sarasin
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Sarasin
Nore
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Ann
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Dennis
Donna
Saravdin
Neprew
Prank
Fentels Peevien
Will Jokhor Tudor Dey Tyookend
St. Maryn Hospital
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Pitat Athol
Marvin Rich
Watnerburs
Tony
Obier Oa
Menn
Sini
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Uwe Ee
Erickwon Mota
Testi
Isin
Uty
Taepurdan Kiata
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Alger Nias
Whittaker Charslers
Maryland
House Un-American Activities Committee
Hiks
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Aredward W. Case
Eit
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Baltimore
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Baltimore News
International Soundphoto
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Prigedis
Partugau
Dos Santos
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Our A Lady
Russia
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Baol
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Alberta
Mrs. Broder
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Jolene Jewett
Los Angeles
Cal
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Yater
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Thad Ar Wook
Wale
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South
Matt—Ady
Roy Adams
Evelyn Adams
Adams
Inet
Legion’ Auxiliary
Wow Haven
Orange Street Bus Company
Veterans Council
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