Muscular Dystrophy Fight Seeks December Appeals
The article urges support for Muscular Dystrophy research, citing 100000+ affected worldwide including 65000 children. It notes 15 combined research projects, 14 U S centers and a Paris project, funded by grants approved by a medical advisory board, with a national December appeal and local Naugatuck Valley district drive under the Give Him Life poster campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America, Inc
University of Paris
Naugatuck Valley
Industry Education Day Opens Naugatuck Plants to Teachers
The Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce, cooperating industries, and the Board of Education hosted an Industry Education Day. Teachers toured local plants to understand products underpinning the town’s economy, while students enjoyed a holiday. Schools are in recess as teachers conduct research for tomorrow’s classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Navagatuck
Naugatuck
Christmas Shopping Season Opens Extended Hours Week
The Chamber of Commerce enacts late closing hours for festive shopping. Stores will stay open until 8:15 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 5:45 p.m. Saturday, with later December adjustments including 4:45 p.m. closings on upcoming Thursdays Fridays and in mid December and Christmas Eve schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agrecule
Chamber of Commercce
Hospital Bulletins From Local News Clippings
Hospital bulletins report Pte. Robert Strictey son of mr and mra at 63 Pleasant avenue injured in a truck collision in Montville Friday night is listed as alright. Miss Susan Lorson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Larson of Beacan Manor with pneumonia at St Marys Hospital receiving care since Friday November 28 is doing well. Victims of the November 8 hay ride accident in Prospect remain in hospitals and are reported to be doing well at St Marys Hospital with William Kannady 18 Waterbury Rd, Richard Nadaan 18 Waterbury, Mrs Anne Quick 20 Prospect RFD 1, and Beverly Day 19 Naugatuck remaining listed at Waterbury Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Strictey
Arthur Rahtey
Pleasant Avenue
Montville
W. C. Backus Hospital
Norwich
Susan Lorson
Robert Larson
Beacan Manor
St. Mary's Hospital
Prospect
St. Mary’s Hospital
William Kannady
Wood Tlek Road
Waterbury
Richard Nadaan
Meridan Read
Anne Quick
Waterbury Hospital
Beverly Day
Candegrend
Naugatuck
New Jersey
Thomas Curtin
Bridget Curtin
Cherry Street
Joseph Grant
Olive Street
Fordham Law School
Nun-gatuck High School
Reuther Leads In CIO Presidential Race
Walter Reuther and Allan Hayward faced a heated CIO Rubber Workers field today as party supporters pledged over 355,000 votes for the 45 year old leader. A Reuther victory would exceed the required 2,750,000 votes with the convention closing Thursday in Atlantic City New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
CIO Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
CIO
Allan Hayward
Reuther
Hutter Pattle
C-I-O
Haywport
Atlantic City
N. J
Wayne Morse
Oregon
James Wadsworth
Girl Scout Yule Log Hunt Planned at Beacon Valley Park
Plans by Mise Mildred Brown with Naugatuck District aid for a Saturday event from 1 30 to 3 30 at Beacon Valley Grange Park. Brownie troops 52 58 and Hillside will mark the log with paper emblems while Intermediate troops 9 and 22 handle carol singing and games around the camp fire. Intermediate Troop 4 will hide the log near the cid of the trips. Senior Troop lays trays and serves cocoa. Attendees from last year asked to bring their year old chip to toss on the fire for luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Valley
Mise Mildred Brown
Naugatuck
Naugatude
Brownie
Hillside
Triiis
Mechanics Warned On New Cylinder Cleaning Method
The Cannicticcut State Health Department warns garagemen about a new cylinder cleaning method using compressed air to remove carbon and heat deposits. It says improper precautions risk lead poisoning among workers and calls for safer practices and protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prensa
Cannicticcut State Health Department
Health Department
Taft slams Durkin cabinet pick as unbelievable
Cincinnati reports Senator Robert Taft calling Martin Durkin appointment as Secretary of Labor in the Eisenhower cabinet incredible and unworthy to union votes. In New York, newly named Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks says he will push industry aid measures to boost commerce. Weeks spoke at Columbia University during a 1% conference with Westinghouse banker Westby Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert Taft
Martin Durkin
Rigenhower
Darkin
Stevenson
New York
Seymour Mfg President's Estate Taxed For $150000
A Darien woman, Mrs Louise Jerome McMillan, must pay over 160000 in federal and Connecticut estate taxes on part of a 2.5 million estate inherited from Franklin Jerome, former president of Seymour Manufacturing Co., who died in 1948 in Orange. The state supreme court upheld the liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Jerome McMillan
Seymour Manufacturing Company
Franklin Jerome
Orange
State Police Dogs Turn Up Noses At Old Horsemeat
State Police disposed of over 40 pounds of decayed horsemeat yesterday after it was delivered to Bethany Barracks for hounds. Danbury dealer Tokaph Gigiatti was fined for retail sales, and the meat was condemned by dog handler J Leonard Menard who found no refrigeration. Gigiatti pleaded no contest in Danbury City Court. a prior case saw damages for horsemeat at inflated prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany State Police
Tokaph Gigiatti
Bethany Barracks
J. Leonard Menard
Gighott
Danbury
OVS
Jailed Man Seeks Sergeant As Best Man At Jail Wedding
Hartford December 26 UP A 16 year old former boxer Walter Doolittle seeks to marry Misa Allee George while jailed on a $10,000 bond for robbery with violence. Conviction could bring up to 20 years. Eloiso sought by state police in Torrington and New Britain. Sheriff Potter must approve. he is away. Best man would be sergeant Joseph V Meaney who arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Walter Doolittle
Misa Allee & George
Doolittle
Jobnery
Eloiso
Torrington
New Britain
Donald Potter
Achedule
Greeat
Tia
Seret
Joseph V. Meaney
Borough Board Schedule Includes Direct Primary Law
Borough officials set a December session with a decision on the primary bill’s legality for spring elections. Borough Attorney Martie Caine to opine on revision needs, while a one way traffic plan faces church, merchant, and Chamber of Commerce interests. A Maple Hill petition seeks factory removal review amid health and safety inspections. Alegeled snow delays to discussion of election polling sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Ariting
George S. Fellows
Yellows
Martie ©. Caine
Adam Mengseed
Chamber of Commerce
Courgeil
John J. Gormley
Airport
Maple Bul
Women Gamblers Join Five Men Forfeit Bonds
Eleven persons, five men and six women, had bonds called in Waterbury City Court this morning on charges from a police raid. Included were three borough residents, two women and one man. Names and amounts forfeited listed, all from Waterbury and nearby Ansonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Charles Summa
Isabelle D. Marcell
South Leonard Street
Antoinette Grande
Maple Street
Mary J. Martin
Prospect Street
Avolilo Gonzales
South Main Street
Naugatuck
Snow Advisory Predicts 2 to 4 Inches This Week
Hartford reports a weather advisory forecasting 2 to 4 inches of snow this afternoon through tonight. Snow may mix with sleet or rain by Wednesday morning as indications point to changing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Weather Bureau
Saya
Appraiser Testifies at Hearing Over Prospect Street Condemnation
At Borough Court two properties tied to the Prospect Street school project were appraised during condemnation hearings. The Zwick property at 19 Golden Hill Street and the Bennett property at 95 Prospect Street were reviewed by a committee after a brief delay, with John Cheplick presenting photos and Erle H. Schmidt detailing the survey map. Theodore F. Carroll, an experienced appraiser, testified to his qualifications and prior related work, noting prior Bennett property appraisals and rent control experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Street
Borough Court
Henry Zwick
Golden Hill Street
Wihelmina Bennett
Patrick Costel
Galdgen Hill Street
Proto
Atty Lawrence Matzkin
Ccontinue
Zwick
Gennet
John Cheplick
Myrtle Avenue
Union City
Martin L Caine
Naugatuck
Matzkin
Erle H. Schmidt
Fairg Avenue
Waterbury
A. J. Patton Co
Cline
Theodore F
All Night Parking Ban Enforced This Winter
The borough imposes an annual all night parking ban from now until April 1 to ease snow plowing. On snowy days the ban starts at 5 p.m., on clear days at midnight. Vehicles without garages must park with two wheels on the sidewalk and two on the road, leaving space for pedestrians. Chief Gormley urges using large lawns or driveways for parking. no violations have been recorded this season.
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Borough Streats
Sp. m
Gormley
Hearis
Births Diver and Carrington Sons in Waterbury Hospital
A son Dwight Ewin Diver to Mr and Mrs Edwin Diver of 41 Fuller Street on Wednesday November 26 at Waterbury Hospital. Mrs Diver is the former Jean Woodside. This is their second child. A son John Gary Carrington to Mr and Mrs Donald F Carrington of 474 North Spring Street on Wednesday November 26 at Waterbury Hospital. Mrs Carrington is the former Dolores Pease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diver
Dwight Ewin
Edwin Diver
Fuller Street
Waterbury Hospital
Jean Woodside
Carrington
John Gary
Donald F. Carrington
North Spring Street
Dolores Pease
Mrs. Sarah Grady Dies At Home In Waterbury Era
Mrs. Sarah Hannens Grady widow of Joseph Grady died at her home 511 North Main Street this morning after a brief illness. Born in Winsted she moved to Waterbury then Naugatuck. Survived by three daughters, a brother and a sister. Funeral from Mulville Funeral Home to St. Marys Church with burial at Old St Josephs Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hannens Grady
Joseph Grady
North Main Street
Winsted
Lawrence and
Ann (Murphy) Hannon
Grady
Waterbury
Naugatuck
St. Mary's Church
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Society
Walter Baldwin
Sadie Grady
John Lyng
John Carter
Mulville
West Main Street
Old St. Joseph's Cemetery
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Crusade For Life
Senta
Pridga St
RSS
Naugatuck Daily Tea Cream Company
Tndustry Fatiction
Domenick Barbero
Edward Dwyer
Central Avenue School
Mixx Sona Moran
Central Avenue
Robert Stahl
Hush School
Anderson
Bulletins
United. Press
Taft
ZeBo
Seymour Mfg. Co
Allee H. Crocca
Mapie Street
Anna K. Savage
Carmela V. Catandaro
Robert 3. Nesta
Hawthorne Avenue
Janis Campbell
Holmes Avenue
Peter Guastella
Warnington Avenue
Vincent
Tremont Street
Ansonia
Daniel T. Farrington
Atty
Walter W. Smyth
Gordon T. Hutchinson
Waterbury Superior Court
Sarah Grady
Bel FT Bn
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