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Naugatuck Daily News

Location

Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1953

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Police Board Strengthens Command with New Lieutenant

At the December meeting the Police Board voted to add a lieutenant to the command chain due to Captain Malone's illness. Chief Gormley was authorized to reroute to a New Haven training school for officers and supernumeraries, with 14 hours over two days. A separate decision approved a settlement related to back injuries of a patrolman and set up new police appointment forms and a possible late January examination schedule.

Anony Malone Joseph P. Donne Charles All Phat Capan Malone Gormley Megpanne Metissa Exent Richard Ostrom New Haven Dex Hurer Donahue FBI Thytter Tady Stonahue Ree Wil Fe C. J. ‘Askowler Civil Defense Force

Moeckel Heads Red Cross Fund Campaign In March

Moeckel of Park Avenue heads the 1954 Red Cross Fund Drive in Naugatuck with vice chairmen Paul Robinson and Sherman Buell. John Doran directs residential solicitation. Barbara Stone leads Women's and Men's organizations. Lawrence Kutn handles Industrial Employes division. Tullyratuck businesses aided by Hilding Oluan. John Worlfwein chairs Beacon Pally area. quotas to be set at the December 15 meeting at the Chapter House on Park Place.

Henry T. Moeckel Park Avenue Red Cross Naugatuck Paul J. Robinson Summit Road Sherman R. Buell Hillside Avenue Mixa Helen McDonough Lawrence HK. Kutn Nuugatuck Chemical Plant U. S. Rubber Co. Ary Club Tullyratuck Hilding Oluan Beacon Pally Park

Architects To Hear Clair W. Ditchy At Connecticut Chapter Meeting

Clair W. Ditchy national president of the American Institute of Architects will speak at the Connecticut Chapter AIA annual meeting at New Haven Lawn Club on Wednesday. Edmnnd B. Purves executive director will also address the gathering. Austin W. Sather Bridgeport president will preside and reports of committees will be submitted. Ditchy has practiced in Detroit since 1921 focusing on schools hospitals and housing. Purves became Washington representative during the defense emergency and later was named AIA director of public and professional relations.

New Haven Dec T.clair W.ditchy American Institute of Architects Connecticut Alt. A Edmnnd Ditchy Sith Seventh Air Force Institute

Hospital Bulletin On Capt Anthony Malone In Critical Health

Captain Anthony Malone of the Naugatuck Police Department remained in serious condition at St. Marys Hospital this afternoon after a heart attack. He was admitted Saturday and is listed in poor condition.

Anthony Malone Naugatuck St. Mary's Hospital Malone

Blood drive falls short of quota in MCA collection

Thelma Anderson of the MCA local chapter reports 108 pints collected yesterday against a 200-person goal. Of 197 scheduled donors, 36 did not appear and 28 walked in while 21 were rejected for medical reasons or personal duty notes. Some donors faced mandatory waiting periods of six weeks to 60 days.

MCA Thelma Anderson

Eight Nominated For Chamber Of Commerce Posts

The final ballots for the annual Chamber of Commerce election will be mailed tonight and due back by Monday December 14. Eight candidates are listed for four three year seats: George J Behrendt William G Boise Arnold Cartaon Lewis A Dibble Harold L Free Lawrence J Matzkin Charles E B Spencer and John H Tift. The annual banquet tomorrow night is sold out and no tickets remain.

Chamber of Commerce Melvin P. Engelstad Chamber George J. Behrendt William G Boise Arnold

New York Engravers End Strike Talks Hit Impasse

NY photoengravers union negotiators remain divided over the publishers offer as a 11 day walkout continues. The AF of L workers shut down major papers after refusing to cross picket lines despite a proposed weekly wage increase. In separate items US Coast Guard Academy exams set for February 23 and 24 in 109 cities with Rep Thomas J. Dodd outlining details.

New York Denis Burke New London Thomas J. Dodd U.S. Coast Guard Academy Dodd

Santoro Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Santoro

A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Santoro at St Marys Hospital. The newborn joins family at Porter Hill Road, RFD 1, as the couple welcomes the new member of their household.

Santoro Mra Carmen ‘Santorg Porter Hill Road Rfd Bt. Mary's Hospital

Reluctant GIs Request Christmas Tree in Prison Camp

United Press reports Korean War prisoners in a Republic of Korea camp are asking Indian guards to place a Christmas tree in the compound where officers hope to persuade them to return home. The test interviews of 190 prisoners slow. 138 remain to be questioned, and a Briton is among the detainees. A South Korean interrogator recounted a claim of germ warfare, provoking laughter from staff as one prisoner stormed out shouting gangsters.

United Press South Korea

New York Strikers and Global Conflicts Dominate Bullets

AF of L photo engravers in New York call a general meeting amid walkout action at six papers. Mediation aims to end the six newspaper strike. In Korea seven anti Communist Chinese POWs go on trial for murder. Eisenhower prepares UN address warning against atomic and hydrogen warfare.

New York Podersl Panmunjom Korea Allan Morrison Eureka cCallt United Nations N. Y Eisenhower Berminds United Nations General Assembly

Traffic and Parking Changes Voted by Police Board

Police Board acts as traffic regulator amid questions of jurisdiction. Maple Street area parking rules limited to north side between Water Street and Baylis Gas Station, two hour signs to be posted. Board discusses enforcement and potential two hour alternative while keeping 2 to 3 pm restriction on south side.

C. J. Waskowice Lawrence J. Matzkin Waskowics Joseph P. Donahue Donald Kirk Waskowicz Maple Street Water Street Wiliam Rosenblatt William Stokes Rosenblatt Cecil Grant Frank Presto Norman Nardella Waskowce Roeenblatt U Ting Mit Baylis Raps Stokes

Pay Claims Open at Tuttle School on December 20

Connecticut Labor Department announces an itinerant unemployment compensation station at the Tuttle School North Church Street for one day only Wednesday December 20 1963. It will serve claimants unemployed during shutdowns and requires in person filing with no phone access.

Comer John J. Egan Connecticut Labor Department Unat Unemeployment Compensation Department Tussle School North Church Street Tod Pom Tuttle Fle

Nine Men Enlist In Tank Unit Oath Administered

Senators Swap Jensen To Sox For Umphiett Mickey New York Dec The Boston Red Sox and Washington Nationals swing a three man player trade. The Red Sox get outfielder Jackie Jensen in return for outfielder Tom Umphlett and pitcher Maury McDermott. Jensen, a 50 000 priced former Yankee, joined from the University of California where he was an All American. Shea said we got the best of that deal trading a good outfielder for another. Utterances about Umphlett and McDermott express hope they help in Boston's park. The trade also involves speculation about Jensen baseball future. The Western Big Three conference ends with a promise never to use military might for decision. Eisenhower Churchill and Laniel issue a communique about Four power talks with Russia.

New York Dec Boston Red Sox Washington Nationals Red Sox Uader Jackie Jensen Tom Umphrett Maury McDermott McDermott Dnh Washington Joe Cronin Red Box Jengop University of California Senators Spee Shin Irv Noren Jerry Snyder Shea Spec Jensen Bermuda Eisenhower Churchill Joseph Laniel Russia

Officers Needed as Enlisted Grow for Local National Guard

The first nine men were sworn in to Company A 143 Tank Battalion National Guard at Town Hall. Lt Col Robbing said no officers have joined yet and a local commander cannot be announced until that occurs. Two candidates have been named but have not joined. The unit will meet next Monday at 7 to measure for uniforms and take new assignments. Sworn in were Pvt Boulanger resign? (text reads as provided)

Tank and Batttalion National Guard Town Hall Court Room Montgomery H. Robbing Robbins Company A George Schuster Burgess Howard Robinson State Guard Town Hall Court Troon David Boulanger Resends Bruce Steele Wik Jiant Baranauskas John Kieroun Pysmond Johnstone Donald Kline Earl Ashe Manuel Amural

White Deer Rock Hand Corporation Forms for Lake Quassapaug Club

Hartford records show incorporation papers filed yesterday by White Deer Rock Hand Corporation to develop a country club on the north shore of Lake Quassapaug. Authorized capital is 175000 with plans to acquire 600 acres on White Deer Road and lease land to the club. Incorporators include Arnold Boles Carmody Hart Secor Jr Tuttle and Whittemore. Dr Edgar Stillman of New York City holds the land as administrator for a brother in law’s estate. he and Mrs Stillman occupy a building on the property. Tentative plans call for a nine hole golf course swimming pool and clubhouse.

Hartford White Deer Rock Hand Corporation Lake Quassapaug Vista White Deer Rock Road William P. Arnold William G. Boles Edward Z. Carmody Charles ©. Hart William J. Secor.d Jr Donald 8. Tuttle, Sr Robert N

Ground Broken For New Androphy Appliance Co Building

Ground breaking on Church Street for a new Androphy Appliance Co building next to the Copper Front. The 45 by 100 foot two story structure will house the store on the main floor and offices above, with occupancy aimed for May. Architect Armand Fitcher designed it and Edward Netson of Prospect handles construction.

Church Street Androphy Appliance Co Howard Androphy Sec Ana Archittect Armand Fitcher Edward Netson Prospect

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