Salem Students Lead In State School Examinations
Communist Members Of Italian Parliament Beaten Salem students achieved top scores in standard school examinations. The report by Supt. Chittenden notes high averages across grades with special attention to arithmetic and fundamentals. Results show some classes above normal averages, with district comparisons and projected future certifications. The article discusses evaluation methods and planned announcements by the superintendent.
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Salem
Gulens Scriool
Serselon
Oleh
Durlings
Toxty
Senooly Horo
Chittenden
Xavier
Jung
Yglern
Ty Froxbmen High School
Chiaatt
Chie Harmik Beastus
Bist
Hoya
Ted
Sandard
Puplit
Enn Puplin Ditfautelus
Ahlktlow
Teria
Fale
Fuliethy Prada
Oak St
Adenia
Ohrid Cove
Grady
Cantral Avenue
Salam
Dual Control Car Arrives For Driver Education Classes
Borough schools acquire a dual control auto for driver education at night and high school programs. Supt. Chittenden cites rising costs and existing curriculum limits while noting 84,000 state aid is not solely for facilities or raises due to material prices. Four youths deny breaking school property and lights. police have reportedly apprehended others. The board will send thanks to the State Board for Education for its survey report and consider releasing a statement at the next meeting.
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Schoal Dovertment
Action Triton
Tate de School
Supe
Harold EB
Chittention
Luen
Fun Comer
Nauogue Tuck Fuel
Ead
Erwin C. Miller
Kerainay
West Hartford
Chittenden
India
Koavendon Fielg
Connecticut Light and Power Co
High School
Stong
Sevy
John Ash
Judy
State Board For Education
Supt
Chittendan
Paris Rejects Soviet Protest Over 19 Russians Expulsion
Paris-France rejected today the second Soviet protest at the expulsion of 19 Russians from France. Washington reports the House Labor Committee called for diligent prosecution of James Petrillo and the AF of L for violation of the Lien Act banning feather bedding in the radio industry. Edwin Pauley testified he made a partial profit on grain and other futures after becoming special assistant to Army Secretary Royall.
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Paris
France
Washington
House Labor Committee
James
Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Edwin Pauley
Army
Royall
Washington relaxations of anti trust laws await Truman OK
The White House states that relaxations of anti trust laws in the anti inflation bill are acceptable to President Truman. Lawmakers in Washington plan to push the anti inflation program through the House on Monday via suspension of the rules to block Democratic amendments. Secretary Schwellenbach proposes a price rollback bill to reduce essential commodity prices to June levels.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Wahington
House
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Congress
Robert A. Tafedet
Ale Senete Gop
Charles A. Hallock
United States
Hospital Bulletins From Waterbury Patients Reported
The condition of Anthony Skrobecky of 470 Cherry Street at St. Mary's Hospital is reported as fair with an oxygen tent. Joseph Thomas of Hoan Road is listed in good condition at Waterbury Hospital. John H. Schmuck of 543 Church Street is reported in good condition at Waterbury Hospital. Thomas J. Parks of 63 Park Avenue, a surgical patient at Waterbury Hospital, is listed as good. Mrs Mary St John of 115 Scott Street is a surgical patient at St Mary's Hospital, Waterbury. Miss Antoinette Lamparella has returned home after a medical patient stay at St Mary's Hospital, Waterbury.
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Anthony Skrobecky
Cherry Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Waterbury
Skrobecky
Joseph Thomas
Hoan -Road
Waterbury Hospital
John H. Schmuck
Church Street
Thomas J. Parks
Park Avenue
Mary St. John
Scott Street
St Mary's Hospital
Antoinette Lamparella
St. Mary's Hospital
Reelected Chairman And Officers Lead Local Red Cross
John H Schmuck was unanimously reelected chairman of the Naugaand Tek Chapter Red Cross at the quarterly board meeting held in the Tuttle School. The board retained present officers including three vice chairs and the secretary treasurer, with Mrs Kathleen Wedemeyer to attend a New York Nursing Field Staff Conference.
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John H. Schmuck
American Red Cross
Naugaetek
Board of Directory
Tuttle
John H. Sehrmuck
John W. Hayes
Harold E. Chittenden
William G. Boies
Emily Sophie Brown
Frank W. Eaton
Boies
Schmuck
Waterbury Hospital
Edith M. Stoever
Naugatuck Food Conservation Committee
Harold Perry
Beucon Falls
Edgar R. Wyatt
Harl
Shedd
LU. S. Rubber Co
Oan
Harold Chittenden
Red Cross
Holmberg
Ail
Aeess
Senla
Kathleen A. Wedemeyer R. N
New York
Semplenski Seeks Snow Removal Cooperation in Beacon Falls
Beacon Falls town leader Frank Semplenski asks residents to keep streets clear of cars to aid snow removal by the street department after storms. He notes the town has purchased a new air lift and a sand spreader. The community Christmas party for Beacon Falls children is set for Sunday at the Recreation Club at 2 PM.
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Frank Scomplenski
First Select
Yale Party
Beacon Falis
Beacon Falls
Safety Council Recommends Accident Record System
The Safety Council urges an accident record system for Naugatuck borough with police staff increased to 24. The plan promises accurate traffic data, low clerical burden, and year start January 1. The chamber supports expansion, while the council notes 18% man-days on traffic work and urges standardization of signs and signals.
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Safety Council
National Assety Council
Nasgatuck Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee
Hall
Hanry L. Carter
Class.s
Chamber
John J. Gormley
Chamber Canmiiee
Mae
Clement
National Safety Covneil
Nts
Polices Department
Naugatuck
Leftists Hope To End Rome Strike By Midnight
Rome reports a general strike in the Italian capital aimed to end by midnight as leftist leaders push for resolution. Two communist deputies, Gianllo Pajetta and Vicenza Moscatelli, were beaten in a public square during clashes between police and about 3,000 strikers, inflaming tensions outside Parliament.
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Rome
United Press
Tyvo
Giliano Pajetta
Vicenza Moscatelli
Parretta
Magentelli
Santa Claus Arrives Tonight in Nantucket Fire Truck
Santa Claus comes to Naupa tuck two weeks early this year arriving at 7 o clock on a Nantucket fire truck driven by Fire Chief John J. Sheridan. Rudolph W Smith chairs the Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce and will ride on the truck. About two thousand children are expected on the steps of the Congregational Church for gifts promised by Santa. The visit is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Santa Claus
Congregational Church
Naupatuck
Nan- Gatuck
Santa
John J. Sheridan
Rudolph W
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