William G. Botes Reelected Waterbury Hospital Vice President
William G. Botes of Waterbury was reelected vice-president of Waterbury Hospital at the annual meeting of the board of directors yesterday. He was also reelected director and chairman of the executive committee, with other officers Pat E. Fenton Middlebury president, Mayk Ly Sperry Middlebury secretary, Edwin C. Northrop Burlington treasurer, and William W. Spencer Watertown assistant treasurer. Donat Tuttle Jr. Middlebury was reelected to the board. The hospital faced a 1954 operating loss of 69,099.20 and signals possible rate raises to cover deficits, while reporting 17,091 patients and 105,925 patient days, with longer average stays and increased major operations.
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Willan G. Bates
Naugatuck
Waterbury Hospital
Pat E.fenton
Middlebury
Donat & ‘Tuttle, Jr. Middlebuey
Juni Ly
Te Hospital
Wynne
Hospital payroll rise tied to expansion and staffing
Wynne explains a 952633 dollar payroll increase driven by more staff and room expansion. The hospital now employs 730 personnel, with much of the rise allocated to nursing improvements. Two Naugatuck doctors advanced on the medical staff and several other doctors moved from courtesy to active roles.
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W. BE. Hi
Staudu
Jhu
Funeral Rites for Talbot and Scully Held Today
Funeral services for Thomas Talbot of UU Terrace avenue were held at 8 20 from C A Green Funeral Home to St Francies church for a solemn high mass at 9. Burial followed at St Innes cemetery. Patrick Scully of 24 Prospect street had services at 8 40 from his home to St Mary's church for a high mass at 9. The Rev Thomas Christian celebrant and Rev Branislaw Berlesevich deacon with Rev Stanley Hastillol sub deacon. Sisters Phillipe organist and William O'Brien soloist. Music included Lead Kindly Light Ple Jur Jesu and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling. Police and fire officials attended. Burial at St. James Cemetery with committal by Father Griffin. Chief Anthony Malone and Capt Richard Ostron represented the Police Department. Bearers included James Gilson David McNielly William Scully and James Crean. Internal Revenue Service workers in Waterbury, four, to be transferred next month as part of reorganization. Connecticut staff reportedly overstaffed.
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Patrick KE
Scully
Patrick Ft. Scully
Prospect Street
St. Mary's Church
Clork
Thomas Uiristia
Branislaw Berlesevich
Widh
Stanley Hastilol
Phillipe
Willian O'Brien
Light
Ple Jesu
Sofily
Jesus
Pire
Edward Gulela
Chie Donrente de Carin
Waiter Gesseck
Jon Lawnlor
Louisa Moponey
Herert Cockroft
Edward Donovan
Haymond Deegan
Thomas Ay Jor
Max Leonhardt
Thomas
Six New Haven Teachers Assigned to Seymour Schools
Five New Haven State Teachers College students will join Seymour schools for six weeks as part of their teacher training. Juniors Florence Littlejohn Nancy Healy Ansonia John V Cassidento North Haven and Pranels J O Donnell New Haven along with senior John Quirk Nausgatick will spend the period in Seymour to become effective teachers.
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New Haven State Teachers College
Seymour
Florence Littlejohn
Nancy Healy
Ansonia
John V. Cassidento
North Haven
Pranels
J. O'Donnell
New Haven
John Quirke
Nausgatick
Cole Jeye
Christmas Party For Union City Children At St Marys
A Christmas party for children up to nine years old will be held Sunday at 2 o clock in St Marys Church hall in Union City. Santa Claus will visit and gifts will be given. Tickets are available. Members may contact Mrs Ena Meyora, chair. The United States annually pays $430,000 to Panama for use of the Cah.
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Union City
Munity
St’ Mary'a
Santa ‘Claus
Tor
Rome
Ena’ Meyora
United States
Republic of Panama
Ninth Week Of Trial Huge Battering Ram
Fragmented OCR summary notes historic siege engines with references to agricultural rates, Roman Empire, and a massive battering ram drawing 280000 visitors. Mentions Texas State Fall, National Geographic Society, and 1900 workers. unclear chronology and many garbled terms.
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Texas
Phic Society
OPEN BIDS AT TOWN HALL MEETING PRESIDED BY CHARLES IV
The Board of Welfare held an evening session at the Town Hall with Warden Charles IV Clark presiding. Bids were opened, details remain unclear due to truncated OCR text.
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Board of Welfare Fink
Otetoeke
Charles IV
Clark
There Is No Trace of Firearms Before 1900
A historical note asserts no firearm traces exist prior to the year 1900. It discusses archaeological or literary silence, suggesting scarcity of durable weapon remnants and the evolving timeline of gunmaking technology.
Selervaior Mrs Milton Fuller Dies After Fatal Wounding
Mrs Milton Fuller, mother of two and six years old, died several hours after being struck on the head with a heavy stick in her Brinkley Arkansas home. The murder occurred in the couple’s bedroom as investigators search for a motive and suspect.
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WEA
Milton Fuller
Fullers
Brinkley
Ark
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William’ G. Botes
Waterbuury Hospital
Xinstas Putnam
Covering Inc
Meadow St
Naugatuck Chemical
U. S. Rubber Company
Androphy
Philco
America
Onacch
William G. Boles
Thomas Talbot
Thomnas “Talbot
UU Terrace Avenue
C. A. Gregn
Terrace Avenue
St. Francie Church
Burkal
St. Innes Cemetery
Ternal Revenue
Waterbury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Uie
Connecticut Bureau
Quirke
NEA
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Tris
James Kilroy
Michaels
Welers — Silversmiths
Bank Street
Lincoln Store
General Electric
Kelvinator
CH. Tomlinson
Neagatech
Opam
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