Timed Food Film Show Sat at Local Theater
Katem Minghousa manager Eugene Pasto announces a Saturday morning film program at the local showhouse to boost a wartime food drive. The Naugatuck committee aims to collect 20,000 tins via church groups and civic bodies with donations left at the police station and coordinated transport. The program features The Great Super Couch Robbery, Three Stooge comedy, Wet Time Story, and other reels running over two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Pasto
Katem Minghousa
Thanad
Pagha
Wild Isi Watt
Bobby Blake
Cire Cua
Pasho
Indlay
Mos
Hilan T
Grell
Nsuuracual
Nationa M, i, RB
Coveenor Terbert Lehman
New York City
Aes
Cell
Naugatuck
Soneelutlona
Naugatuck Foot
Edward Mariano Gunner's Mate Navy Career Summary
Edward Mariano served as a Gunners Mate in the Navy, sailing on merchant ships and contributing to wartime material transport. He traveled widely to South America, Cuba, England, Italy, France, Belgium, and other ports, and held a leadership role aboard ships. Prior to Navy service he captained the Redden Manufacturing Company fleet, later returning to duty.
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Gannogs
Bide
Marlene
Nasi
Marino
Cays
Edwin
Mariana
Ava Une
Aya
Tua
Hea Ta Beanoe
South America
Pansania
Italy
Carmany
England
Cuba
Arub
Belghum
Frence
King
Nap Une
Bem
Chora
Rixden Munufae
Navy
Discharged Marine Corps correspondent to resume duties at paper
A combat correspondent announced from San Prancinco that his discharge from the United States Marine Corps is expected on Saturday. He has been on active duty in the Pactic war area for months and is coordinating with Kane Crom. Sergeant Darahis, who recently reached Seattle, now plans discharge in the San Francisco area. The former managing editor of THE NEWS, well known locally, is expected to resume duties with the paper in the near future.
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United States Marine Corps
Pactic War
Kane Crom
San Prancinco
Darahis
Seattle
Washington
San Francisco
THE
NEWS
Naugatuck Men On Hunting Trip Now In Vermont
Three Naugatuck men are on deer hunting trips in Northern New England. Harry Sabin of Hotchkiss Street and Anthony Cello of High Street are in Vermont. James Wrinn, a longtime Naugatuck post office employee, was also reported on a deer hunt trail.
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New England
Harry Sabin
Hotchkiss Street
Anthony Cello
High Street
Vermont
James Wrinn
Naugatucke Post Offee
One Man Campaign Big Success
Peter Lakis, a well known local businessman, lauds the paper for aiding his one man drive to gather clothing for Greek war sufferers. He reports receiving over 600 pounds of clothing from Naugatuck residents, shipped in a Carlson Furniture Co crate bound for Greece, with freight costs borne by Lakis.
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Peter Lakis
the News Today
Lakla
Carlson Furniture Co, Inc
Carlson
Lakis
Naugatuck
Greece
Kacey Communion Set for Sunday at St Marys Church
Plans for the Corporate Communion of Ojeda Council Knights of Columbus at St Marys Church Sunday feature 7:30 service. About 100 members are expected to participate with grand knight Francis Caulfield urging arrival by 7:15 in the parish hall basement.
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Ojeda Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's St. Bedwig's
St. Francis
Francis Caulfield
St. Mary's
Chimney Fire Strikes School Street Residence and Store
A chimney fire at Lea Kirasniewski’s residence and store on School Street required Naugatuck fire department response this morning. Firefighters remained on scene about 40 minutes with no damage reported, per Chief John J. Sheridan. In Boston, former Norwich University president Colonel Porter H. Adams died at 51, reportedly of heart disease. Adams was noted as an aviation pioneer and descendant of two early U.S. presidents.
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Lea Kirasniewski
Naugatuck
John J. Sheridan
Bies Boston
Norwich University
Porter H. Adams
Adams
United States
John Konopczowski
Prospect
Galden HI
Clayton Klein
Church Street
Nicholas Morrello
South Main Street
Cromwell
May Street
William McDermott
Orchard - Steed
Orchard Terrace
Jozreph Mazeiko
Wood Street
Swirski
Hillside Avenue
Promotions at U S Rubber Co Name change at Woonsocket plant
Mr Anderson, former plant engineer at the United States Rubber Company Footwear plant, was promoted to Production Superintendent of the factory. He succeeds Harold N Barrett named Factory Manager of the Woonsocket plant. Mr Toothaker assumes the position held by Anderson.
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Mr. Anderson
United States Rubber Company
Harold N. Barrett
Woonsocket
Millville Library Association Plans Christmas Party
Millville Library Association plans a community Christmas party for Friday December 21 at 7 30 p.m. in Library Hall with carols music by children and Santa Claus distributing gifts to 82 Millville children. The group also plans contests with prizes, card parties, dances, candlelight teas, and library cleaning by the women.
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Millville Library Association
Han
Santa Claus
Millville
Frank Anderson
Earl White
Virginia Brawer
Paul Passeck
Deed Recorded In Realty Transaction On North Hoadley Street
The Naugatuck Development Co sold four houses and a Jet on North Hoadley Street to Raymond J. and Mary L. Magas in a deed filed with Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. In Massachusetts, the second deer season casualty died at a Hyannis hospital. Carl W. Uterhart of Osterville, wounded by a bullet, died after being struck while riding along a woods road near Marston Mills as Paul Hambling fired at a partridge.
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Naugatuck Development Co.,, Inc
North Hoadley Street
Raymond J
Mary L. Magas
Raymond J. St. John
Flyannis
Mass
Massachusetts
Hysanix
Carl W. Uterhart
Osterville
Marston Mills
Paul Hambling
Uterhart
Local Pheasant Enters Waterbury Dance Studio
President Fred Baker of Ningiteck Fish & Game Chal Inc reports a pheasant raised by the club was released in Town Plot on September 25 and flew through Waterbury into a well known dance studio. The studio owners identified the bird as the focal ceb from the band on its leg and alerted Mr. Baker, noting the pheasant preferred city safety over the woods where it could be hunted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baker
Ningiteck Fish & Game Chal Inc
Waterbury
Focal Ceb
Baker
Christmas Party Attracts Nearly 500 Eagles Plans
President Joseph A. McGuire of the Nauratuck Tribe of Eagles announced preparations for the $200 annual Christmas party for children at Odd Fellows hall on Sunday December 23 at 4 15 PM. About 500 children are expected to attend with Santa Claus and gift distribution. The Eagles will also visit Meadowbrook Home that afternoon around 4 30 PM for a musical program and inmate gifts. Ticket distribution runs December 19 to 22 from the Engine home. Children of Babies are eligible to attend.
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Joseph A. McGuire
Nauratuck Acrie of
Eagles
Odd Fellows' Hall
McGuire
The
Meadowbrook
William Fernandes, Jr
William F. Kelly
McQuire
Naugatuck officials file November monthly reports sweep
Fire Marshal Michael F. Shea reported inspections at St Francis parochial schools and several South Main Street premises, with required safety work including second exits and chimney cleanups. Street payroll totals and tax, treasurer, and police figures are itemized, noting repairs, sewer work, snow removal, and other town expenses for November.
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Naugatuck
T. Head
St. Francis
Columbus ‘Hall
Michael F. Shea
Board of Warden and Burgesses
Henry Moeckel
Gene
Harold Murtho
Fern Street
Lewis Street
St Church Strest
Just
Epeck
Wall Manor Ie Hans
Eay
Local 45 Runoff for Rubber Workers President Trustees
Election in Local 45 United Rubber Workers CIO shows heavy morning voting and a noon rush as incumbent George Froehlich faces Joseph Kenishen for president with Michael San Angelo also a candidate. Balloting runs until 6 pm in the town hall. results likely close, with potential continuation to Thursday.
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United Rubber Workers of America, Cio
George Froehlich
Joseph Kenishen
Michael San Angelo
Kenishen
Frachtichtas
Voring
Naugatuck War Council
John Laner
Labor Leaders Clash With Truman Over Labor Policy
CIO President Philip Murray declares open break with President Truman over labor management dispute proposals. Murray accuses the administration of bowing to big business amid wage bargaining struggles in General Motors plants and electrical industries. George Meany and William Green condemn anti labor bills as Congress pushes for checks amid reconversion. Negotiations continue at General Motors as the House Labor Committee prepares to act on the president’s fact finding plan.
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Truman
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
American Broadcasting Company
CIO Landers
United Auto Workers
R. 2. Thomas
Ne Truman
Roosevelt
C-I-O
General Motors
ALF
George Meany
William Green
A. F of L
Congress
Green
Trusman
Congresa
G-M
Harry Anderson
House
Washington
Rendy
Pate
Labor Party
Robert Ramspeck
Georgia
Chriatinas
Marine Pfc Geo Baylis Phones Home From San Diego
Pfc Geo Baylis a star pitcher at Naugatuck High School before enlisting in 1941 telephoned his parents from San Diego California to say he is on his way East but at a slow pace He has served in the Pacific for 35 months including Marshall Islands Mariana Islands Guam Eniuwa Island Okinawa and is with the 4th Marine Brigade noted for its decorated Fourth Regiment Baylis shipped out after receiving his diploma and later returned in Marine uniform for a home visit before continuing combat duty
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George Baylis
United States Marine Corps
Waugeftuck High School
Sidney Baylis
North Headley Street
San Dieo
California
Pie. Baylis
Naugatuck High School
Pearl Harbor
Pacific War Zone
Marshalla
Mariannas
Guam
Emirau Island
Okinawa
Pfc
Baylis
4Th Marine Brigade
4Th Regiment
Bataan and
Corregidor
Iran Urges Russia for Third Time to Aid Azeri Revolt
Iran has made a third appeal to Russia asking permission for Iranian troops to enter Azerbaijan province to quell a revolt. Moscow previously refused citing risk of broader unrest in the region. The new request also seeks Red Army assistance to restore order in Azerbaijan.
William Brush Expected to Head Fish and Game Club
At the annual meeting of the Naugatuck Fish and Game Club Inc. William Brush is expected to be elected President succeeding Frederick Baker. Present indications show all other officers likely to be reelected including Arthur Friend vice president Roland Klobedantz second vice president Joseph Sither secretary and Joseph Vale inches treasurer.
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Naugatuck Fish & Game Club Inc
Borough Court Room
William Brush
Fred Baker
TheacomMecorsneluda
Arthur Friend
Roland Klobedantz
Joseph Sithr
Joseph J. Valeinches
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Chiang Lai-Shek
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Board of Tax Review
Pearson
Brophy
Burgess
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Vonvenea
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Content Avenue
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Mgr
Eugene Pasho
Salem
Edward Mariano
Atather
Mickss
Joseph P. Donahue
Stair
Peter’ Lakis
Kacey
St. Mary’ S Church
U. S. Rubber Co
Carl Toothaker
Harry A. Anderson
Anna St. Wiley
Seo Chuck
Patrick Ff. McKeen
William C. Rada
Migdieburr Lumber Co
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Pres Truman
FACT
House Labor Committee
Greens
Pfc. Geo. Baylis
San Diego
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