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Newspaper

Naugatuck Daily News

Location

Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1949

Page

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Three youths held in borough break in arrest

Anthony L. Rich, 19, of 383 Columbus Avenue New Haven, arrested by State Trooper Edward J. Dooling and Captain Anthony A. Malone on breaking and entering at Free Motors. Bond set at 3500, December 10 conjointment granted. Rich held at Bethany Barracks awaiting bond. Police say he is linked to a March 22 1948 Free Motors break in and a North Haven garage cigarette theft. One more youth jailed. two others sought as part of a six man gang.

Anthony L. Rich Columbus Avenue New Haven Edwardd J. Dooling Anthony A. Malone Naugatuck Martin J. Caine Rich Bethany Barracks Doolng Frooper Dooling Filch Free Motors North Malharet James Hennersey Trosper Dooling North Haven Trouser Dooling Hell Bethany Dooling

Bowles signs compromise school aid bill into law

Gov Bowles signed the compromise state aid education bill in Hartford yesterday smiling as he told Education Commissioner Finis Engleman We can get to work and build some schools Also present were Sen Benjamin Leipner of Bridgeport chair of the education committee He said the law is a Christmas present in advance for Connecticut's children The House and Senate passed the bill yesterday afternoon

Hartford Bowles Finis E. Engleman Encelman Benjamin Leipner Bridgeport General Assembly Leipner Connecticut House Senate

School Bus Fire Causes Little Damage

Fire broke out in the engine of an empty bus owned by Lionel LeClair on 16 Dili Street. Fire Chief John J. Sheridan said a fuel pump leak started the blaze. Firemen were summoned at 9 15 to Warren Avenue off New Haven Road where the bus was pushed to start beforehand.

Lionel LeClair Dili Street John J. Sheridan Sheridan Warren Avenue New Haven Road

Births at McDermott Spina and Root notices

Birth notices record a son to Mr and Mrs William McDermott at St Marys Hospital on March 2, a son to Mr and Mrs Patsy Spina at St Marys Hospital on December 1, and a second daughter to Mr and Mrs Earl Root at Griffin Hospital Derby on November 30. Mrs Spina is the former Amelia Tuccillo and Mrs McDermott is the former Irene Gaudenzi.

McDermott St. Mary's Hospial, Mec Mro William McDermott Ward Steel NeDermott Irene Gaudenzi St. Mary's Hospital Patsy Spine Locust Street Spina Amelia Tuccillo

Around The World in Brief: Pre-dawn fire in Sapulpa hotel

Sapulpa Oklahoma reports a pre-dawn blaze destroyed the Loraine hotel and nearby buildings in the business district. Many residents escaped by jumping from second and third floors to nets below, amid widespread displacement. The incident appears in a roundup of global briefs.

Sapulpa Okla Loraine

Kansas senator named from Kansas City steel firm

Governor Frank Carlson appoints head of a Kansas City steel company as United States senator for Kansas to fill the expired term of the late Clyde Reed. Harry Barley, Republican Committeeman, will serve the remaining year of Reed’s term. Trustees of the United Steel Workers welfare fund meet with John L. Lewis to resolve differences, with Lewis pressed to keep emergency payments for miners and oppose nominating Charles Dawson as a trustee.

Topeka, Kane Frank Carlson Kansas City Steel Company United States Kanwax Harry Barley Clyde Reed Washington Vwaltedne Workers Welfare Fund John L. Lewis Lewis Charles Dawson

Plane crash kills twenty in Brazil wilderness

Brazilian officials report a DCS airliner crashed in the wilderness near San Paulo yesterday, killing 20 aboard. A man and a child survived, the other two occupants died. Rescue teams recover bodies as investigations begin.

San Paulo Brasil

Red Cross Lists Emergency Numbers

The American Red Cross Chapter House at 259 Church street is closed for furnace repairs. Emergency home service calls go to Miss Jane B. Kelloge, 5423, and other calls to Mrs. Charles Anderson, 1029.

American Red Cross Church Street Maru

Letter From Santa Claus to Sugar Plum Elf

Santa writes to children from the North Pole inviting Sugar Plum to an afternoon party. Mother Claus bakes elf size cookies for Sugar Plum turning five, with toys, singing Happy Birthday, cocoa, and tiny silver bells for slippers. The note mentions elves, a toy shop party, and delivery to Nas, WY.

Cildren North Pole Mother Claus Sugar Plum Elf Sugar Plum Sugar Lum

More Homes To Be Ready About March 1

The Naugatuck Housing Authority announced new housing progress and planned completions around March 1. Gas ranges will be installed in 49 Neuer in Predem and Chaismaan 1 units. A group of nearly twenty homes will be ready for occupancy by March, with fourteen due between January 11 and February and about 12 more in the March group. Appraisers will view 12 acres on Lewis Street for potential site use.

Neuer Predem Chaismaan Tox Dehrman Naugatuele Simoudeed Insteuh Behrman Mi Group Niwawam Homes Lan Group March + Group Housing Authority Lewis Street Naugatuck Lumber Qo Pasile

Labor Forum Set With Fr Masse at St Francis Hall

Fr Masse industrial relations editor of Americas and executive director of Catholic Mind speaks at a Sunday forum sponsored by St Francis Holy Name Society in St Francis school hall at 8 o'clock. The talk titled Can Labor and Management Keep Law Peace invites local factory management representatives and union officers. introduced by John W.R. Ash, society president.

Benjamin Minnne St. Francs’ Holy ‘Name Society St. Francis' School Father Masse Ig Amerles Cathelic Mind Hn Ia New York Aubjact John WR. Ash Society

More Snow Makes Driving Dangerous

A weather report notes renewed snowfall with a forecast of 2 to 3 inches. Cold, clearing conditions follow as drivers face slick roads. One pileup on New Haven Road was reported but no serious injuries or major crashes were confirmed.

New Haven Road

Missing High School Girl Found In Miami

A 17 year-old Winsted honor student Patricia Dotson was located in Miami after disappearing for three weeks. She had been working as a companion to an elderly Miami woman for two weeks. Her mother Mia Dotson flew to Miami and notified Winsted police, who broadcast her description after the disappearance.

Winsted Miami Fin Willam B. Mulcahy Paterele Dotson Mia Eleanora Dotson Mulcahy Patricia

Guard Seeks Deadline Extension for Rubber Ave Project

Brig. Gen. Joseph P. Nolan of the Connecticut National Guard said the deed for borough land at the southwest corner of Meadowbrook farm will be reviewed by the attorney general before bids are opened. Extensions may delay the December 31 deadline as land transfer proceeds toward a $50,900 National Guard barrage site next to the new high school and future armory.

Rubber Avenue Joseph P. Nolan Connecticut National Guard Nolan Meadowbrook Farm CNG Hartford Ottorhey Army ONG National Guard

Man found dead in gas-filled room on Golden Hill Street

Frank Adamattis aged about 43 was found dead in the kitchen of his home at 125 Golden Hill Street. Police and medical staff attempted revival but he died of probable gas poisoning. Coroner notified. investigation planned. Adamattis, a native of Eithuasia, lived in Naugatuck for 46 years and worked at the U S Rubber Co until retirement. Survived by two sons and three daughters, funeral arrangements announced for Monday at St May's Church.

Frank Adamattis Gisefu Ttl Mias Maury Varceaki Kunsnoned Tani Efforta Adamattiy Wiliam T. Hill Ill Adamattis Coraner Willam F. Jones Waterbury Welock Raymond Carlson Joseph Warren Bolles John J. Gormley Adamaltis Wan Fond Kitehen Hin Eithuasia Adamitis Naugatuck U. S Severn Finda Th Voph John Adamaltis Army of Occupation Japan St. James

Layoffs Hit Kentucky Rail Workers Over Short Week

Louisville operators in Kentucky Bay plan layoff several thousand workers blamed on a three day work week changes. The article notes the time shift and plant impact across multiple facilities in the region.

Louisville, Ky Ibullroads Kentucky

Buckmaster Drops Gallucci From URWA Position

Hillside Congregational Church marks 50th anniversary with a Saturday observance in the church hall at 6:30. Rev. August J. Lindquist delivers the opening address, with remarks by Rev. Harry J. Ekstam and a planned history by Carl Anderigen. A memorial fund collection, a freewill offering, and a musical program are planned, highlighting the church’s Swedish Bethany origins and long ministerial line.

TiiMaide Congregational Church Gelack August J. Lindquist Rered Thamanton Harry J. Ekstam Carl Anedergen Tilton Abramson Paul Johnson Wilh Roy Johnson Fridolf Anderson Bkatam Yngve Dahlin Paul Johnson Carl Anderson iMillside Congregational Church Hillside Avenue Swedish Evangelical Bethany Church Swedish Congregational Bethany Church August Lindquist Thomaston

Hillside Church 50 Years Old Leader Termination Report

J S Bukmaster general president of the United Rubber Workers CIO notified Hillside Church 50th anniversary service veteran that his duties as district representative for District 2 have ended. William Fernandez of Loew 214 and Greater Naugatuck CIO Council figure as transitions. Gallucet, former US Rubber Can board member, may reassume work. Buckmaster suspension debate, possible appeal noted amid Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts Vermont New York plant regions.

Pog.uennuedt Arch Tpt J. S. Bukmaster United Rubber Workers of Ameica, Cio William Fernandez Irfant Loew Naugatuck Chemical Co Waie Greater Naugatuck Galducet Greater Naugatuck Cio Council Sorik Lpan Huemarler Toronto Gallucel Erie Connecticut Rhode Taland Maraachusetts Vermont New York Fernandez Buckmaster Galduret George T. Brochifelt Caead Gallucet Wwe Buckcaster Chamigan Notes Calved

Gormley Prohibits Parking Over Outer Sidewalk Curbs

The Nau tuck Men's Chorus concert opens tonight at 8 o clock in the Noengatuck Mich Sehouk auditorium directed by Jesse F. Davis with guest soloist Dorothy Munniford. Tickets available at the door. seating is open.

Gormley Nautuck Jt Prnagada Ma Noengatuck Mich Sehouk Jesse F. Davis Dorothy Munniford Waterbury

City approves sidewalk parking under winter ban plan

Police Chief John J. Gormley outlined winter parking rules allowing partial car placement on sidewalks with rear on the lawn to keep center street lanes open for snow clearance. Vehicles off the street by 9 pm on clear nights, with pedestrians given sidewalk space between car and curb. those lacking a lawn must find alternative parking.

John J. Gormley

Hospital Notes From Bethonda and St Marys Hospital

In Washington D C Representative James T Patterson was hospitalized Sunday night with a stomach ailment and is reported doing all right and feeling fairly well. Anna Alyta of 20 Orchard Street was admitted to St Marys Hospital yesterday as a surgical patient.

Bethonda Naval Hospital Siles Washington, D. C James T. Patterson Anna Alyta Orchard Stroot St. Mary's Hospital

Marines Demand Action On Men Held By Chinese Reds

The Naugatuck Valley Detachment of the Marine Corps League urged strong action for the release of two American service members held by Chinese Communists since October 18 1948. Commandant Robert F. Miller announced protests were sent to President Truman Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Marine Corps League leaders. Detachment members criticized the State Department for not securing their release and noted a past case where pressure led to freedom for four Marines.

Robert F. Miller Reds U. S. Marine Elmer Bender Navy Electrician Rante William Smith Csinggtao China Miller Sald President Truman Dean Acheyon Clay Nixon Marine iSorce League State Department William E. Gimmaena Miller Alka M. Wooster Mr. Simmons Bridgeport

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