Doctor's Committee Raises $80,000 For Building Campaign
The Doctors Committee reports an $80,000 pledge drive to support St. Mary's Hospital building efforts. Chairman Dr Brennan notes the sum reflects a two thirds share from the medical profession and broad community support. The campaign aims to fund the hospital project and accelerate progress with active participation by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor's Committee
St. Mary's Hospital
Yo. Brennon
Denna
Mombers
Suhre Kpyane
Mosher
Mary Vaslladun
Mary
Brennan Upinkid
Bill Would Boost State Aid For Education
Rep elect Hunter A. Mortensen proposes a 114 million dollar increase in state education aid. The plan would raise per pupil aid to about 30 dollars and allocate funds for public school building projects. It targets about 380,000 students and aims to expand or construct grammar and high schools with additional per pupil and project-based support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbford
Liew
All For Education
Hunter A. Mortensen
Newlington
Lilly
Connecticut
Pubdle Schoor
Mortenson
GOP
Dentist Rescues Dog From River Near Saugatuck
Westport dentist braved icy waters to save his dog from the Saugatuck River. After breaking through the ice with help from onlookers and firemen, the dog and rescuer were pulled to safety and treated for exposure at Norwalk Hospital.
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Westportwaec
Westport
Saugatuck
Erlend
Man
Herbert Simon
Hickey
Lae
Carly Tor
Sim Mondd
Simoh
Norwalk Hospital
Polos
Tatha
Labor department classification hit by Ribicoff turmoil
Officials in Connecticut and Connecticut area workers react to a proposed federal action by Secretary of Labor Ribicoff to redefine classifications affecting manufacturing and construction contracts. State leaders push for state review while stressing continued job growth and the need to avoid production halts. Local delegates vow to seek support from Washington to counter the move.
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Ribicuff Tatay
Walle
Wotthe
Uhoures
Comnaectioul
Washington
Funeral notices for Clarence E Bene and others in Watertown area
Funeral services are listed for Clarence E Bene of Watertown oldest resident of the town who celebrated his 92nd birthday on Nov 6. Services are at Hickcox Funeral Home Watertown with burial in Central Cemetery. Also listed are services for Mrs Mary Reed Ash 85 formerly of Bea Falls and others including Walter Boru slewier 44 of Waterbury and James J Smith 64 veteran of World War I with Masses and burials at St Michael s Church St James Cemetery and St Mary Star of the Sea Church.
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Clarence E. Beano
Miarry
Reldy
Beacop Falls
Fairview
St. Michael's Church
St. Janos Cemetery
James J. Smith
Michael G. Smith
Anny
Fire Drives Families From Burning Three Story Apartment
A three story apartment fire forced residents onto the street in Hole Heights as smoke and flames spread through hallways and from rear apartments. Fire officials Koevinsky and Kaminsky led evacuation while Laura Gault roused others on the first floor. Two occupants were hospitalized and the rest found safety with neighbors as the building burned.
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Kkveninsky
Kamtinsky
Kintinsky
Laura Gault
D Statificers Meeting Tuesday
William G. Lenherrs announces a D Statificers meeting set for Tuesday at 7 30 in the CM classroom. Topics include training activities programs and schools with potential funding for Wisconsin and Maine projects.
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Givi Lelense
Ollic
William G. Lenehars
Two More Turncoats Returning Home From Communist China
Two American defectors return from Communist China after over three years. Artie Path of Illinois and Aaron Wilson of Michigan walked out Sunday with Chinese guards, seeking peace and reunion with families. They left amid U.S. Army service in 1953 and cited homesickness and desire for a peaceful life.
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Communist
China
Mong Wong
Dee I
Artie Path
Onehondale
Til
Aaron Wilson
Urania
U.S Army
Gennat
Wilson
Sosne
Seven Hurt in Three Car Crash Involving State Police Cruiser
Seven people were injured in a Sunday three car crash that involved a state police cruiser. The collision occurred after a car driven by Leo Klopfer, 27, struck Officer Joseph Pittin’s cruiser, with Mrs. Benjamin Lord, Isobel Milkan, and the Klopfer family among the injured.
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Leo Klopfer
Whitham
Joseph Pittin
Colchester Bar
Benjamin Lord
Dee
I Ie
Milkan
Lord
Isobel
Klupfer
Aviso
Fijls
Joanne
Dale
Hositalian
Service Station Destroyed By Fire In Local Incident
Fire destroyed a service station believed to be owned by Jol Ft. Noyes of Munehvatus, with adjoining garage and Brown caroline wars undamaged. Firefighters from nearby communities battled flames Saturday, no injuries reported, cause thought linked to defective wiring.
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UHI
eGa
Gemamunities
Ine Jol
Noyes
Munehvatus
Girage
Unier
Vienna Philharmonic makes Boston debut at Symphony Hall
The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra performed in Boston before a capacity audience at Symphony Hall on Sunday night marking a strong city debut for the ensemble and a lively evening of classical music.
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Vienna Philharmonic
Grenestra
Boston
Symphony Hall
Nigi
Outlaw Faces Murder Charge For Killing Brother By Mistake
Swanrock Texas reports a young outlaw, Jim Whiteard of Phoenix, admits he killed his half-brother with a shotgun after mistaking him for a peace officer. He faces murder charges before a grand jury as officers pursued him for 42 hours. The longer gun battle ended with Whiteard cornered in a Texas Panhandle thicket after deputies were wounded.
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Swanrock
Tex
Suntan
Jim Whiteard
Phoenix
Avis
Yoopoly
Vicrtor Low Stephens
Texas Panhandig
Juniay Bard
Myon
U.S. Highway 66
Oklahoma
Cox
Dozen Refugees Seek Homes and Jobs After Escape
Dozens of refugees arrange for new homes and work with St. Joke's Episcopal Church of North Maven coordinating efforts. One survivor recalls a guerrilla attack in Buia that downed two Soviet ships, while another marks his 23rd birthday on arrival and rejects communist manipulation claims.
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Dheik
St. Joke's Episcopal Church
North Maven
Buia
Lymley
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Wall Sealt
Weasel
Today
Naugatuck Fuel Co
ST. Naugatuck — Park
Eisenhower
Charles MH. Giboney
Stiledolin
Foster Dulles
al Mes Wallis
Statificers Meeting
New York
Pabisher
John BR. Reitemeyer
Martford Coursnt
Thier Lime Press
Association
Arizona
Athy
CMS
Cee Fay
Poche Wiles
Meres
Rhs
CMS Foe
Mentcac Service, Inc
Connecticut Spate Medical Society
AK Haven
Western Auto
Sturnbuck
Ong
Carlson's
Cimbeh
Watertown Ave
Oakville
Church St
Nougoluch
Dolly
Hallis
Howland-Hughes
Waterbury's Friendly Department Store
Santa Claus
Gotham
Howland-Hughes Toyland
Bank Street
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