Santa Lands In Borough for Welcome Thursday
Santa Claus arrives by helicopter to greet children at The Naugatuck Daily News editorial rooms Thursday afternoon at 9 15 with a welcome committee led by Rudolph M Heenlek to distribute gifts and visit with youngsters. If weather fails plans move to Friday.
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Naugatuck
Santa Claus
Naugatuck Daily News
Santa Clown
Santa
Naugatuck Tromkin
North Pole
U. S. Rubber Co
Church Street
Rudolph M. Heenlek
Publiaher
the News
Harry L. Carter
John J. Gormey
John J. Sheridan
Supt. of
Harold E .Chittenden
Red Cross Chapter
Philip EB. Rice
W. E. Bittle
T. Rex Behrman
Joseph F. Donohue
Youngatera
Ray Currier
Nova
Beacon
News
Salem Playhouse
News Playhouse
Combined Choirs Present Carol Vesper Service
A vesper service was given by a Tovalce chorus formed from the combined choirs of Naugatuck Protestant churches. Jesse F. Davis directed the program at the Congregational church with guest soloist Dorothy Hundford. Mrs Charles D McCleary played organ meditations before and during the service. The event was sponsored by the Naugatuck Council of Churches.
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Naugatuck
Jesse F. Davis
Dorothy Hundford
Waterbury
Charles D. McCleary
English Girl To Live Here
Misa Mary Cosgrove of Lan chester England arrives to make her home with Mr and Mrs Valentino Renzoni at 46 Woodland Avenue. She traveled from Franconia Nova Scotia by ship and then by train to New York where she was met by the Renzonis and their son Nello. Miss Cosgrove had assisted in England during World War II.
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Misa Mary Cosgrove
Lanchester
England
Mirs
Valentino Renzoni
Woodland Avenue
Franconia
Nova Scotia
New York
Mrs. Ranzoni
Nello
Gold Medal Committee Named for Naugatuck Club Award
The Gould Medal Award committee for the Naugatuck Exchange Club is announced with Oven Peter Winsbeit as chair and John Delaney as co chair. Members include John Mo Hauskes Charles Chute Sidney Weiss Dominic Barbiera Raymond J Foley and Atty Law. Additional nonmembers listed are Helen McDennugh Alisa Loulee Grainger Marcabe W Wrinn Buding Olson Joep Neal and William Brush. Committee to meet Wednesday evening at 7 in the Naugatuck High School library. Details on terms and duties to be explained by Mr Andreasen and Mr Delaney. Harris Whitemore Jr was presented the club’s Thest Paul Myardeyt award.
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Naugatuck Exchange Club
Oven
Peter Winsbeit
Anderson
John Delaney
Coe
Kapresentar de Exchange Club
John Mo Hauskes
Charles Chute
Sidney Weiss
Dominic Barbiera
Ruaymond
Ane Deravn
Delaney Harria Whitemore, Jr
Paul Myardeyt
Charles D. Lockwood Dies In Stamford
Charles D. Lockwood, 72, longtime Stamford attorney and former probate judge, died today at Stamford Hospital after a three week illness from a heart condition. A prominent local figure, he once sought the lieutenant governorship and served the Stamford bar for decades, leaving a widow and two children.
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Bianifora
Chanera
Franiee Ssuntung
Daw Parker Chute
Torkwood
Stamford
Lockwood
Agenan
Locwool
Constitteut
Rtn
Fare
Letter From Santa Claus The North Pole
A whimsical missive describes Santa discovering a tired elf in a toy shop and preparing bread and milk for him. The elf asks to stay to help at the shop and share music boxes with children. Santa invites readers to upcoming appearances and holiday events.
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Santa
Puzzle of War Era Dispatches and Captured Leaders
Fragmentary bulletin describes Allied rescue and surrender maneuvers in Yunnan and China. Mentions King Ward, Admiral, and a Victory ship diverted to Japan with a return voyage planned. references to personnel arrivals, receptions, and political delays amid chaotic wartime reporting.
Mrs Cullen Dies Mother Of Teacher Town Leader
Mrs Cullen widow of He Cullen and mother of Mae Cullen a local school teacher and town chairman is reported dead after long illness. Surviving daughter is Mae Cullen. Funeral scheduled at the Hite home with friends invited to honor the memory and services arranged by local funeral home.
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Miargaered
Murptyee Culterr
Daha Cullen
Ted
Sao Chery
Traland
Cullen
Jenin
Praneis’ Chared
Guillen
Misa Mae Cullen
Stubver Avenue
Wrst
Buatyetsarob
A Cullen
Ahaserny
Carmitine
Fanerial Agrvners
Hite
Moe
Deaths Cullen and Garvin Obituaries in Local Borough
Obituaries for Margaret Cullen of 2k Cherry Street Nau values and Gertenge Garvin of Wolfe Avenues Wrterbtury note funeral arrangements. Cullen’s service is Wednesday at 10 in the St. Damon's Chapel. Garvin’s service follows at St Mighwels Church with burial in St. Amos Cemetery. Friends may call tonight after 7 and tomorrow from 5 to 7 at funeral homes before services.
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Cullen
Mra
Margaret
Murephy
Moe
Puneral Wednending
Mir
Inge
Ghurey
Roneia Chinkeh
Damon’ Canseliry
Milenda
Indy
Garvin
Gertenge
Rey. Nohls
Wolfe
Amos Cemetery
Death claims Beacon Falls Good Neighbor Gertrude Garvin
Mrs. Gertrude Reynolda Garvin of Beacon Falls dies yesterday near St. Michael's Capitol after a long illness. She was named Good Neighbor of the Year by the local PTA for service to the community and was active in the Beacon Falls Library Association and the Beacon Falls Red Cross. Survived by husband Mor Garvin, a daughter, and a sister. funeral today at 8:45 from Gucknotter Funeral Home to St. James Cemetery with a requiem mass. Funeral home visiting hours tonight from 7 to 9. Community Club activities and adult supervision details announced by Raymond Jones of the recreation committee.
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Gertrude
Reynolda) Garvin
Beacon
St. Minwy
Cheatay
A. Garvin
Southbury
Orenenh
Beacon Mella
Wolfe Avenue
Jean and
Catherine Reynolds
Garvin
Parents Teacher Association
Tha Mward
Prtto
Vlvie
Naugatuck Woman's Club
HondeoCieden
Garden Chaba
Ine
Adkay Society
St. Michael's Church
Encom Wills
Theociety
Beacon Falls Red Cross
Pithdes Hee
Car Ving
Mra
Daha Do Ettin
Witerlay
W Brothan
Ebert Dénynolds
Gucknitier
Mark van Bo
Miletevelts Church
Mion Malis
PY Owtatock
Iurkil
St. James
Enilarar
Peitlongs
Taellitien
Keacon
Walla
Chib Ware
Raymond Jones
Purley
Aupervisaes
Laeehaly
Peter J Foley Little League Finances Report
The Petar J Foley Little League reports total income of 10 244 62 with 2 780 01 from collections, 3 200 for fence improvement and 1 048 21 from donor contributions. Expenses total 5 722 04 for stadium, yard, and equipment. cash balance 2 160 01, with additional 208 80 in a separate fund.
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Petar J. Foley
Nding
Ningotuckiam
Scott Street
Paul E. Buckmiller
Lattia League
Seson
Wituck National Bank
Alno
Daposit
Naugeluck Savings Bank
Booker
Adrian Olden
Naugatuck Fave Ings Bank
William S. Kelly
Little “League
Yugkmiller
Bucttmillay
Peter J. Foley
Boxen
Nougatuck News
Enlas
Lulig League
Feld
Buckmiller
Peter J Foley
Little Trague
Fincat
New England
Births in local hospitals announced for December
Kennedy daughter born December 11 at St Marys Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Kennedy of 114 Meadow Wheel. Packer daughter born December 11 at St Marys to Mr and Mrs Monard Packer of 210 Hilldale Avenue. Westerhope daughter born December 1 at St Marys to Mr and Mrs Cornelius Westerhoff of 32 Spencer Avenues. Mrs Westerhoff is the former Dorothy Wallace.
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Kennedy
St. Mary's Hospital
George Kennedy
Meadow Uheel
Eleanor Hasslinger
Hospital Bulletins From St. Mary's and Waterbury Hospitals
A list of patients and addresses appears, noting medical and surgical cases at St. Mary's hospital and Waterbury hospital. Names include Stephen Seamans, Anna Weaving, Robert Stull, Peter Masons, Joseph Sturziski, and EB Bandara, with associated street addresses and patient statuses such as medical, surgical, and pneumonia. The item ends with a winter driving ad for Brinkman Motors on Kubbur Ave.
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Stephen ‘'T. Seamans
Quinn Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Anna EB. Weaving
Homestead Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Robert Stull
George Street
St. Macy' Hospital
Joseph Sturziski
Oni Street
Waterbury Hospital
EB. A. Bandara
New Haven Road
Atom Bomb Survivor Visits In Naugatuck
A historical noting reports an atom bomb survivor recounting Hiroshima experiences to residents in Naugatuck as a priest describes the event. The item references local events, fundraising and civic notices amid wartime memories and financial figures.
Father Lanres Emphasizes Understanding as Antidote to War
Father Lanres argues that understanding between nations can prevent atomic war, urging dialogue and concessions as a path to lasting peace. He speaks to a crowded gathering, detailing the dangers of escalation and the need for trust.
Priest who survived Hiroshima bomb tells of devastation
Father P Lorenz Laures, a German Jesuit priest trained in Japan, described the blast’s horror near Hiroshima and the fires, radioactivity, and injuries. He aided wounded, conducted burials, and later weighed down by illness and weight loss in the weeks after the attack.
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Hironhimna
Tagan
Ghat
Esty
Cheong Sani Mirvele
P. Lorenz Laures
Bt Francis’ Church
Father Laures
Japan
Ognarmany
St. George
Ue Porta
Tim
Ely
Hiroshima Caguallien
Lombhin Vietinix
Laurer
Wtomaen
Factors Stemming Communism Screened At Catholic Breakfast
At a Knights of Columbus corporate breakfast in Linden Park, speakers warned that the Pope, the Marshall Plan, and Allied letters helped stem Communism in Europe and urged vigilance in America. Father Keating denounced Blanshard’s American Freedom and Catholic Power and recommended reading Dunne’s Region and American Democracy.
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Europe
Francis O'Connor
Ojeda
Council
Knights of Columbus
George's Hall
Linden Park
Father Keating
Paul Blanshard
George Dunne
Faeta
Father Dunne
Offierra
Titan
John ‘Wanat
Teheons
Goggin
Miunton
Krenktan
Josepa Suchemid
George Carroll
Charles Stanknowles
Greg Phelan
Columboox Hall
Joan Wannar Clnas
John PF. Ryan
Diatric
Ansonia
Paoma
Newry
Trey
Leo Sutula
St. Hedwig's Church
Willan Oldukowski
Alex Was
Ritch To Direct School Aid Program
Martford, Dec. The Connecticut School Building Commission announced the appointment of Charl F. Ritch of Nangateck drofter of the school building at a program. Ritch, who is superintendent of marsh education in the Waterbury area, will begin his new duties December 10.
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Martford
Connecticut
Mivnion
Tony
Charl F. Ritch
Nangateck
Britch
Marsh Education
Waterbury
Local 45 Names Delegates for State CIO Convention
Local 45 United Rubber Workers CIO footwear plant members named fifteen delegates for the state CIO convention in New Haven. The meeting at union headquarters yesterday selected officers and alternates for the January 14 to 16 event at the Hotel Tutt.
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CIO
New Hoeven
United Rubber Workers, Cio
Troops Deployed as Power Station Strife Breaks Out
London reports British troops ordered to guard a key power station as 100 manual workers quit work in an unofficial strike. Troops were last used last summer to support loading and unloading during a tense period, amid ongoing unrest over electricity supplies.
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London
Mistrial Declared In Ala Court After 49 Hours Deliberation
A Jefferson County court declared a mistrial after jurors failed to reach a verdict in the case of A Byrd Calx Tadine. Judge Alta King expressed concern over the length of deliberations and potential deadlock.
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Tirmingham
Ala
A. Byrd Caix Tadine
Alta
King
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Peter Manone
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UTI
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Father Lanres
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Quinn
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