National Salvation Army Week Observed Across U S
The Salvation Army marks National Salvation Army Week from November 29 to December 6 honoring its 74 year history in America since Lt Eliza Shirley started meetings in Philadelphia. President Grover Cleveland endorsed the army in 1886 and the organization operates nationwide with social services, hospitals, youth clubs and aid networks. Naugatuck joins in praising its work through ongoing charitable efforts and emergency aid.
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America
National Salvation Army
Eliza Shirley
London
East End
Salvation Army
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Baltimore
St. Louis
San Francisco
Grover Cleveland
Red Shield
Florida
Washington
Maine
California
One Issue Not Enough For 1954 Elections
The piece argues Republicans face multiple issues beyond communism in 1954. It notes Eisenhower delays on key measures, warns inaction risks campaign promises, cites 1948 and 1952 lessons where voters chose broader concerns. It lists farm policy, trade, Taft Hartley, social security, taxes, and budgets as potential flashpoints.
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Eisenhower
Truman
Dewey
Elizabeth Bentley
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Harry Dexter White
Mr. Truman
White House
Congress
GOP
Population growth and family numbers in coming decade
The piece compares projected population rises to family growth. It notes estimates of 220 million Americans by 1975 and 175 million by 1960, implying families increasing from 45 million to 51 million in six years, shaping views on future economic depression risk.
Hospital Bulletins From St Marys Hospital Reported Conditions
Anthony Wagilesky a 15 year old hunter from Hunters Mountain was shot in the left lobe during a hunting Saturday afternoon and listed in fair condition at St Marys Hospital. Eugene Balinsky of 198 Scott Street, admitted as a surgical patient yesterday, is reported in good condition by hospital authorities this morning.
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Anthony Wagilesky
Hunters Mountain
St. Mary's Hospital
Eugene Balinsky
Scott Street
Police Board and Chamber Debate One Way Sunday Traffic
The Police Board and Chamber of Commerce discuss funding for a Sunday downtown one way traffic plan. The board supports continuation but notes no budget funds and a weekly cost of 21 dollars. Officials pledge to seek financial solutions without abandoning the program.
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Police Board
Chamber
Board of Police Commissioners
J. Wankowieg
Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Wuskowicz
Waskowicz
Charles Clark
Segaion
Wiakowice
Trafic
Wankowicz
Futher
Clark
G. J. Behrendt
W. B. Soper
The
Congregational Church
Paul F. Keating
St. Francis’ Church
Eric G. Gabrielson
Salem-Lutheran Church
Francis Clark
M. P. Englestad
M. H. Gates
Methodiat Church
Mr. Waskowicz
Photo Engravers Strike Halts New York Newspapers
New York City faced a newspaper blackout as six of seven major papers shut their plants after AF of L photo engravers walked out over wages and benefits. Negotiations resumed with Union and papers offering a $15 weekly raise and a $3.75 weekly wage cut, but no progress reported. The Herald Tribune operated via commercial engraving and continued without a Tuesday edition.
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United Prem
New York City
Herald Tribune
Ita
Who
Teachers Touring Borough Plants
Naugatuck teachers tour local industries under the Industry Foundation program of the Chamber of Commerce. This third-year effort runs as teachers visit multiple plants while students have a day off. Rockville votes today for municipal officers with Democratic Mayor Frederick Berger seeking a fourth term against Republican Herman G. Olyon, a furniture dealer.
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Naugatuck
Industry Foundation
Chamber of Commerce
Rockville
Frederick 3. Berger
Herman G. Olyon
Lutheran Church Calls New Pastor for Salem Church
The Salem Lutheran Church congregation met to extend a call to Rev. C. Howard Anderson of Ridgway Pennsylvania as the new pastor. The church has been without a permanent pastor since Rev. Donald C. Kent resigned for Worcester Massachusetts, with Rev. Reuben J. Swanson serving as interim pastor.
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Salem Lutheran Church
Church Hall
C. Howard Anderson
Ridgway
Anderson
Donald C. Kent
Worcester
Mass
Reuben J. Swanson
Interho
Nominations for Jaycee Service Award Tonight Deadline
Nominations for the first Distinguished Services Award to be presented by the Junior Chamber of Commerce are due by midnight today, addressed to Mr Seelig, 150 Millville Avenue. Tonight’s annual Jaycee banquet features 15 new members and the 7 45 regular meeting chaired by Pr Harold E Davids.
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Chamber of Commerce
Russell L. Selig, Jr
Mr. Seelig
Millville Avenue
Jaycee
Lobster Pott
Edward Hunt
William Coughlin
Robert Avery
Connecticut
Minneaspolis
Minn
Alumni Dinner Plans Secure Speakers for Feb 20
Alumni Homecoming Committee met last night to outline securing guest speakers for the February 20 high school alumni dinner at the auditorium. Tickets are mailed to alumni and payments go to John Darby, treasurer of the Alumni Financial Drive, to fund two new scholarships named for Peter J. Foley and Edward L. Kehoe. Proceeds support graduating seniors at two centers each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lucas
Lucas
John Darby
Naugatuck National Bank
Peter J. Foley
Edward L. Kehoe
Mossadegh Proposes Courtroom Wrestling Challenge
Former Iran premier Mohammed Mossadegh, on trial, offers to wrestle the prosecutor in the courtroom. At 72 he declares he will throw him on his back, provoking laughter from the judge and courtroom spectators who join in Mossadegh’s grin.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Tregoon
Mossadegh
Local Board 70 Inducts Six Next Week
Six men from Local Board 7 Ansonia including Rev George Buchinsky will be inducted into the armed forces next Tuesday at High land venue. Others listed are David Seccombs Oxfor Donald Tymosko Seymour Herbert Savitt Pratt Barbieri from Ansonia and George Grant Jr at Blackbery Hillroad.
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George Buchinsky
Highland
Armed Forces
Ansonia
David Seccombs
RFD
Oxfor
Donald M. Tymosko
Park Road
Seymour
Herbert S. Savitt
Thomas F. Pratt
Louis C. Barbieri
Births in Union City and nearby towns
A list of newborns with parents in Union City and surrounding areas. Carol Ann Brazicki born Nov 2 at St Marys Hospital to Anthony and Mrs Brazicki formerly Hala Dolinsky. Richard Alan Booth born Nov 80 at Waterbury Hospital to Charles Booth and Mrs Booth formerly Marie Woodalde. David John Chonko born Nov 26 at St Marys Hospital to John and Mrs Chonko formerly Mary Waranowicz. Franc ea Mary MacDonald born Nov 28 at St Marys Hospital to Allan and Mrs MacDonald formerly Loretta Smudsky. Leonard Michalski born Nov 26 at St Marys Hospital to Leonard and Mrs Michalski formerly Dorothy Natawich. For Wine Liquor Beer 1 City Praekara Sol Bor Free Delly
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Srazicki
Carol Ann
Anthony Brazicki
Union City
St. Mary's Hospital
Brazicki
Hala Dolinsky
Booth
Richard Alan
Charles
Cheshire Rand
Bethany
Waterbury Hospital
Marie Woodalde
Chonko
David John
John Chonko
Mary Waranowicz
Michalski
Leonard
Mra
Leonard B. Michalski
School Street
St. Mary's Hopital
Dorothy Natawich
Praekara
Zoning Group Delays Report Till January Session
The Zoning Study Commission will not present its report to the Board of Warden and Burgesses at tonight’s December session. Secretary Benny Marler said the group made minor changes and lacks enough corrected copies. The report moves to January, with two opinions from Borough Attorney Matzkin on parking jurisdiction and Sutlivan's Beach pollution actions. The meeting starts at 5 pm in Town Hall court room.
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Zoning Study Commission
Board of Warden and Burgesses
Atty
Benny Marler
Commission
Borouth
Lawrence J. Matzkin
Sutlivan's Beach
Town Hall
Chief Gormley Institutes All-Night Parking Ban
Police Chief John J. Gormley announced an all-night parking ban starting at 1 a.m. tomorrow on city streets. Vehicles must have two wheels on the sidewalk, as in past winters, and motorists are urged to comply for the rest of the winter.
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Harong
John J. Gormley
Gormley
Dulles Defends Policy Against McCarthy Criticism
Secretary Dulles accused Senator McCarthy of mischaracterizing the administration foreign policy. He said President Eisenhower approved his right to criticize, speaking at a news conference about the political clash.
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Washington
Dulles
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Trustees May Seek New Borough Ambulance Purchase
Burgess Robinson May command the borough tank co. amid repeated ambulance mechanical failures. Police and ambulance crews report clutch trouble, wheel loosening, and engine fires, while the Board of Trustees and officials consider buying two new vehicles funded by public contributions and a described fundraising drive.
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Burgess Robinson
Borough Tank Co
Board of Trustees
Charles Clark
Norman Wood
John J. Gormley
Scholur
Keen Interest Shown In Meeting On Naugatuck Tank Co
About 50 borough residents attended last night’s session to discuss forming Tank Company A of the 145th Tank Battalion. Warrant Officer Pinkerman and Henry Racki outlined shared National Guard garage plans, while Howard C Robinson emerged as a possible commander.
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National Guar
Borough Sun
Naugatuck
Howard C
145RD
Advantag
Charles Clark
Burger Robinson
Montgomery H. Robbins
State
Adam Mengacci
Clymer
John H. Pinkerman
Ward Burgess
Howard C Robinson
Naugatuck's
National Guard
Robinson
State Guard
Marine Corps
145Rd Tank Battalion
Pinkerman
143Rd Battalion
Tank Co. A
Westbrook
Putnam
Waterbury Leads State In Retail Jewelry Business
Tax Commissioner William F. Gennelly released figures on Connecticut jewelry, leather goods, and sporting goods sales for the year ending June 30, 1968. Waterbury led towns with 5,228,437 total sales and per capita of 50.04, ahead of Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport and Stamford. Other towns showed varying per capita and total sales, with Naugatuck, Shelton, Ansonia, Derby posting smaller figures.
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Wiliam F. Gennelly
Connecticut
Connelly
Waterbury
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Stamford
Danbury
New London
Naugatuck
Shelton
Ansonia
Derby
Lodge Responds to Mitchell on Nepotism Charge
Gov Lodge defends Eisenhower administration nepotism claim amid Mitchell criticism before the Democratic State Central Committee. Mitchell argued nepotism in Washington while noting Lodge could seek a federal post, with Lodge pointing to his brothers Henry Cabot Lodge and other relatives who served the party.
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Lodge
Mitchell
Hartford
Governor Lodge
Democratic National
Hower Adinistration
Axalet
Stephen A. Mitchell
United Nations
Hise
Alger
Donald
Democratic Party
Mrs James Sheridan Dies In Hospital
Mrs James Sheridan of 11 Myrtle Avenue died this morning at Waterbury Hospital. Members of the Emblem Club will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 oclock in the Bike go rooms to pay respects to their former member. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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James Sheridan
Myrtle Avenue
Waterbury Hospital
Emblem Club
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