New Education Commission To Seek Increased State Aid
United Press reports William J Sanders installed as Connecticut state education commissioner. He aims to raise state aid for school buildings and general aid to districts while avoiding earmarked funds. Sanders outlines proposed per pupil figures and notes a Channel 23 educational station project for Hartford area. The convocation featured Yale President Alfred W. Gotthold and other officials.
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Connecticut Council of Churches
New Anti Red Forces and Labor Strife Reported Amid War News
Hundreds of Teed soldiers were reported wounded as Hungarian workers extend a nationwide strike in defiance of police and Soviet laws. In Connecticut, Joseph A. Mariana of Naugaluck received a continuance on a motor vehicle violation charge. In Waterbury, Raymond Orbert was granted a continuance on reckless driving and responsibility charges.
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Waterbury
Unsavory Conditions At Berkeley Heights Project Described
Waterbury delegates described poor conditions at the Berkeley Heights housing project during a city meeting. Marguerite Maloney noted 123 of 307 families are fatherless, averaging three children each, with 26 unwed mothers among 1 470 residents. She cited weekend visitors from New York City and parties, while agreeing the situation is likely worse than reported, based on school principal Trelyn O Connor and others.
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Ley Heights
Philip E Rice Honored With Gold Medal Award
Philip E Rice longtime Naugatuck native and executive at Naugatuck Chemical Company and Nautuck Synlielle plant was named a recipient for the Gold Medal. The award committee includes Carl Erickson Hyman Alport Dr Philip Paul and State Senator Stephen Sweeny among others. The mid February presentation will honor his civic leadership in Red Cross Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club along with Civil Defense work.
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Helwig Mikalehus
Raymond St. Joh
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Explosion Commotion Shatters Nadin Home Area
Mrs Perrott, mother of three, recalls the blast that shook the street and left Nadin and his sons among the debris. She describes the house walls and windows damaged, and the Nadin family moving into nearby homes five years ago. The coroner opened an investigation into the explosion amid uncertainty and fear.
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Seymour Fire Chief Renamed and Scout Night Recap
Frederick M Wildbrandt was reappointed chief of the Seymour Fire Department for a one year term by the Board of Salveymen. The selectmen renamed first and second assistant chiefs and third assistant chief. Boy Scout Parents Night featured demonstrations on knots and first aid, a court of honor, and new tenderfoot scouts welcomed, with several local families in attendance.
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Ernest Culverwell
Walter Bowha
Great HI Hose Co
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Scoutuanten
James Reynolds
Hickory Lane
Bruce Streeter
Richard Petrecetti
Barry O. Streeter
Thomas G. Stack
James A. Reynolds
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Wade
Bruce Strenter
John Wade
Albert Bellotth
Carl Johnson
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Skeeter
Atp Maregaret Hisert
Joan Camerawive
Joseph Pichulo
Albert Bulloitt
Frank Castagna
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Walter Senultz
Jona J. Johnson
John J. Martiang
Leon Sarin
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Duke Wade
GOP Publicity Chief To Resign Jan 1
Willan T. Sayndy of Wethernfield resigns as GOP publicity chief effective January 1 after five years at the Hartford Courant. He previously served as farm editor and later covered state police and other duties for the paper.
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State Police
United Fund Campaign Surpasses Goal With Increase
The 11st United Fund Campaign raised 743,536.39 dollars reaching 86 percent of a 775,000 goal. Campaign chairman Elias R. Akins reported a two percent rise from 1956 and noted last year's surplus exceeded this year’s by about 97,000 dollars from Rosalind Rusaek events, reflecting a normal positive trend.
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School Board to Discuss Legislation and Bus Route Warnings
The Board of Education plans a meeting with Republicans including Sweeney to review legislation beneficial to the school system. It votes to install state provided warning signs on major bus routes to alert naturists and commuters. The district thanks the Exchange Club for historical document reproductions and book covers donations. Superintendent Waley is authorized to push a mass reduction program.
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Torrington Merchant Bronson King Dies
Winsted December 14 inventory filed with Probate Court Judge James J. Gigi lists Bronson IV King of Torrington as deceased. King owned Bronson King Department Store in Torrington.
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Beacon Falls Civic Club Plans Christmas Party and Beef Dinner
Beacons Falls civic group sponsors a Christmas party and beef dinner at Rock Rimmon Grange hall. Committee members include Clarence Q. Chilaon George J. Bronson Jain IM and Miss Margaret Cluytte with Ralph W. Tucker Snes W. Wood- Ward and Robert A. Mivtsen overseeing. Entertainment by Winted Dubeny. event supports fundraising for memory efforts and community projects.
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Ralph W. Tucker
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Rock Rimmon
Minesbridge
Rock Rimamon Grunge
Ciara O'Shea
Foy
Winted Dubeny
Nelen Marvey
Ann Menidotson
Helly Lafferty
Sao Freault
Ward Mendelson
Ta Lambert
Scovill Co Offers Stock To Public
Scovill Manufacturing Co announces an offering to raise 10 million principal amount of 25 year debentures and 176,450 shares of common stock for existing stockholders. The offer of one new share for each eight held closes on January 3 1905 with later amendments detailing debentures and stock terms. Negotiations are ongoing with Morgan Stanley & Co for underwriting. Marco Pala noted as first white man to tell about Yining Pei pin, China.
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Morgan Stanley & Co
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