FIRST AWARDS MADE IN GIFT DAYS EVENT
Five shop owners in Naugatuck join the Gift Days celebration boosting sales as weather improves. Prizes include 70 cash, 4200, 25 cash, and 900 dinner prize with stores open late Thursday and Saturday. Continues on Page One.
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Naugatuck
Saul
Cate
Cuok
Elendhy
Sitar Aweenay
Ark
Cosenblatt
Crawley
Nod Maoto
Thor Will Joseph
Smthh
Nagrabuok Daily News
Une
Toosiey
Lee
Wits
Tls
Cietiy
OWL Days
Oratety
Awatels
Picture Books for Children Suggestions list
The note lists picture story books for young readers including Batyr Ghurvohmouse and Miko and Neighbors. It mentions Newbery titles The Clever Waggle That Could and Piper Snow and discusses Christian Christmas travelogues and modern readers seeking new stories with rhyme and play.
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Bator Ghurvohmouse
Lawson
Glaskey Aptll
Newberry
Tudor
Anne Cavall Moore
St. Nicholas
Tito
Assailant Of Woman Is Sought In Bridgeport
Bridgeport police today sought a woman who assaulted Miss Mary Ghirlgo, 85, as she returned home at night. The attack left her with a fractured jaw, multiple facial injuries, and a possible skull fracture. Ghirlgo described the assailant only vaguely, providing a limited description.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Des Buryo Pollce
Mary Ghirlgo
Sta
Ghitica
Pre-Christmas Bazaar Opens Here Tomorrow
A Methodist church bazaar opens tomorrow at 6 o'clock with a supper from 5 to 7. The event features a variety show titled Banda Dames directed by Mrs. Rilply Mloyd, with proceeds aiding church activities. Admission is 85 for adults and 25 cents for children, with booths and prizes announced for ticket stubs.
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Ald Soglely
Bavane
Banda Dames
Rilply Mloyd
Raymond Wo Prout
Wana
Coimnpersons
Bard Valentine
Obitsian
Glaponee O'Meara
Mary Gowell
Willa Uolane
Myx
Nude Gladding
Chester Bosworth
Mimerson Sweet
Kitehen Gotnnadttiee
Myrtle Donovan
Ehadrroin
Gina Hobbell
Mar
Blower Bey
Ss G
Winelor
Meetings Tonight and Tomorrow List of Groups
A fragmented notice lists gatherings tonight and tomorrow for numerous organizations including Congregational Society Vorostars of America Court Unity Columbian Veheusa Shepherds of Bethichem Rotary Clits DEGUMBER 4 American Legion Sons of American Legion American Red Grass Improved Order of Todmen Sven Sveaborgs Sovluta Tlalo Marcheglana and various fleeting clubs. The text reads as an OCR damaged schedule of local meetings with unclear venues or dates.
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Congregational Society
Vorostars of America
Court Unity Columbian Veheusa
Odge Shepherds of Bethichem Rotary Clits
Degumber
American Legion Sons of American Legion
American Red Grass
Order of Todmen Sven Sveaborgs
Sovluta Tlalo-Marcheglana
Committee Favors Large War Appropriation Bill
United Press reports the House Appropriations Committee approved a massive defense bill totaling 38.244 billion dollars including funding for the Army to grow to two million men, Navy preparations for a long war, and support for land lease, defense housing, highways, power and flood control. The plan aims to sustain a prolonged global conflict against the Axis with extensive expenditures across agencies. Navy officials said the service is preparing for extended wartime operations as the bill advances in Congress.
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United Press
Washington
Fiouse
Army
Navy
Nin
Telh Aving
Axis
Lla
Comnmittea
Polish American Club Elections Sunday Morning
The annual meeting and election of officers for the Polish American Club Inc in Union City will be held Sunday morning December 7 at 9 o'clock at the deb quarters on Bridge steel. Secretary Francis W. Girbowski announced that each member must be present under penalty of a time.
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National Foundation For
New York
Thomas
H. “Rivers
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Iain . Forrestal
U. S .Navy
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation
John’ Si
Mra
Union City -Polish-American Club, Inc
Bridge Steel
Sourelary
Francis WY. Girbowski
Ach
Tabor Academy Named Naval Honor School
Marion Massachusetts based Tabor Academy has been listed as a Naval Honor School by Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox. The recognition, granted to schools combining sea training with academic prep, permits the school to nominate candidates for U.S. Naval Academy appointments.
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Marion
Mass
Mabor Academy
Moon
New Bedford
Navy
Frank’ Knox
Haner
U.S. Naval Academy
Condition Of Thomas Kelly Upgraded At Waterbury Hospital
Thomas Kelly aged 44 from Wield Street Naugatynk was injured at Brown's Meadows Waterbury while working for the New Haven railroad. He suffered a fractured skull after being struck by a small steel block. Hospital authorities later reported his condition as fairly good.
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Thomas Kelly
Narold
Morrill
Treasury balance shows deficit and spending totals
Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Dec 4 compare to a year ago. This year expenses reach 9.12 billion with 6.47 billion in defense. Receipts total 2.99 billion, leaving a net deficit of about 6.07 billion and a cash balance near 1.82 billion.
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Washington
Dalby Starts Fund for Monkey Care in Borough
H A Dalby vice president of Naugatuck Savings Bank launched a fund to care for a local monkey named Wanny or Chat and kept in public duty by the Brennan family. He called for donations to cover food and shelter with Carleton W Brennan named treasurer and the News inviting gifts to support ongoing care.
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Hlarry Oa. Dalby
Naugatuck Savings Bank
Daily News
Vu Fund
Wie Onl Peakebl
Gos Dalby
Hig Siulonent
Dhabdt
Brennan
Gohl Company
Utire
Wanny
Chati
Ania Wupdil
Wwatmir
Hunmane Socigky
Dalby
Carleton
Funk
Ma Breanin
The
Axis Forces Gain In Libya Amid Front Shifts
United Press report notes Axis forces appear to be gaining in Libya with rapid German drives toward strategic objectives. Red Army actions are described as advancing west in Ukraine counteroffensive as Allied fronts show shifting momentum in the broader theater.
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Libya
Alex Morris
United Press
Miek Wend
Balbtte
Lovbe
Red
Wile
Moscow
Ukraine
Japan Silent On Roosevelt Indo China Move
Tokyo reports say the Japanese government kept silent on President Roosevelt’s request for information about Japanese military concentrations in French Indo China. Newspapers warned Tokyo faces pressure and possible economic demands, while officials in Tokyo refused to disclose details as talks continue. Shigeru Wuriyama arrived for high level conferences with officials on Indo China. The press noted Thailand was warned by Britain and indicated Japan may provide more aid to Indo China to maintain peace.
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Robert Bellamy
United Press
Tokyo
Roosevelt
Hveneh
China
Thailand
Britain
Japan
Phuailand
Shigeru Wuriyama
Wanoi
Indo-China
Government Information Board
Washington
Washington senator predicts Japan France would launch pincer move
Sen Glaude A Pepper in Washington predicts a large pincer movement by Japan and France to slow allied war material to Britain and Russia. He says aggressive actions by Vichy and Japan will appear soon in coordination with Hiller, framing a multi-front conflict. Continued on page eight.
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Washington
D. C
Sen
Glaude A
Pepper
Japan
France
Great Britain
Russia
Hiller
Niapan
Miechy
Willer
Nee
China
Doris Anderson Guest at Shower in Millville
Miss Doris Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Siefrid Anderson of Ansonia was guest of honor at a greenback shower at Millville library last Saturday evening hosted by Mrs Frank Anderson and Miss Ann Anderson. A buffet luncheon and dancing followed. The wedding is set for December 43 at St Pauls Swedish church in Ansonia.
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Doris. Anderson
Siefrid Anderson
Ansonia
Millyiibrary
Frank Anderson
Ann Anderson
Millville
Miss Anderson
Rank Anderson
St. Paul's Swedish Church
Anderson
Worker for World Peace Died Today
Bridgewater Massachusetts December 3 United Press Coburn Gyde G Coburn 64 roadside employee who announced a 1986 presidential candidacy but withdrew to pursue a world peace plan died of pneumonia at his home Born in Troy Wisconsin he went to Washington to campaign wrote peace promotion letters to world figures including Tito Churchill Chamberlain Mussolini receiving replies from most of them
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Bridgewater
Mass
Gyde G. Coburn
Veldor
United States
Troy
Coburn
Washington
Tiller
Churchil
Chamberlain
Mussolini
Board plans coasting sites for Naugatuck children
Warden Leo J. Brophy asked the Board of Warden and Burgesses and officials to recommend local coasting locations for children this winter. Burgess William Plaske proposed using snow dumped on Union City Recreation Field, graded for a safe slide on Greenwood Street. The board also set election hours, approved sewer and gas main work, and referred a street plan to committee.
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Leo J. Brophy
Slree
Naugatuck
Mia Maiter
Union Cuy
William Plaske
Third Ward
Union City
Greenwood Street
Brophy
Naugetuak
Heli Jry
State Public Abilities Commission
Anoth
Connecclcut, Light & Power Co
Marshall Avenue
Faircbile Street
Olive
Gorman Streets
Warden Bronly
Wareden Brophy
Dunn Avenue
Installation of parking meters at no cost to taxpayers
A borough committee with Warden Lees Brophy Chief John J Gormley and First Ward Burgesses Rudolph Anderson and Joseph J Dinnenny will survey sem inal sections for possible parking meters. Meters would operate a six month trial with 25 percent of revenue to the borough and rest to the meter company. Some board members support the plan others oppose. A special meeting will follow the survey results. Installations planned on Division Church Park Place Maple and Water streets with possible additions later.
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Lees
Brophy
Polies
John J. Gormley
Rudolph Anderson
Joseph J. Dinnenny
Narigefuck
Warden and Burgesses
Division Street
Church Streel
Park Place
Maple
Water Streets
South Main Street
Ladies Night at Centennial Lodge What to Expect
The Odd Fellows Dramalia club directed by Dr. Prankdin Warren will present an entertaining program at 8 o clock Friday evening in Odd Fellows hall. Centennial lodge invites all members their families and friends to attend with refreshments and dancing to follow chaired by Claus Monsees Jesse Barratt Wilbur Turner Dwight Downs Edward Larson and Olney C Trask. Invitations extended to district officers and their families and members of lodges in nearby towns.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Centennial Lodge
Lodge
Odd Fellows
Prankdin Warren
Wil Furnish
Claus Monsees
Jesse Barratt
Wheeler acquitted in Farmington murder case
A jury in Farmington acquitted Fred G. Wheeler, 50, a cattle dealer, of murder in the shooting of Florence Buzzell, a 20 year old business college student, last June 7. The quick verdict ended the high profile case that drew regional attention.
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Wheeler
Farmington, Me
Fred G. Wheeler
Farmington
Florence Buzzell
Business College
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Methodist Church
BY Mage Johnson
Tabor Academy
Naval Honor School
Treasury
H. A. Dalby
Ed Duda
Senator Pepper
Pago Wight
Doris Anderson
Worker For World Peace
Defense
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