15 Dec 1961
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1961
Page
1
The readable text appears garbled and partly illegible with fragments referencing places and names. It hints at a regional story or notice but lacks clear events, dates, or entities to confirm. The piece remains too incomplete to extract a coherent main fact or outcome.
A toy project completed with final delivery to Southbuy at UES OE Levey YM, with handling by the seth On beth, marking successful completion. Delays noted but not detailed, and project appears to have reached full tank and delivery status.
An olderman legend links forget-me-not to a knight who died trying to retrieve the flower for his beloved. The tale endures beside roses as a poet favorite, though details blur into lore and an archaic inscription.
College basketball scores feature tight games and notable overtime finishes. Teams like Scranton, St. Andrews and Virginia State posted wins while Southern and Western squads battled for position in the Southwest region amid close quarter finishes.
Borough and church related redevelopment plans stir opposition from Dermocratic and Republican Burgesses led by opposing stances on a referendum. Key figures West, Stuskiewics, Plerming, Seholin, McGrath, and Mayor Rayth weigh legal opinions, potential special meetings, and a possible referendum to determine the program’s fate amid threats of a lawsuit.
The report notes that expended funds on town projects are not paid by the town involved with some funds imposed. It cites approximately 4000 dollars spent on the North Main Street project and mentions drain work. It lists travel, equipment, and planning costs totaling 1,727 dollars.
Market opened with minor price changes and no clear trend. Notable movers included United Aircraft and Avenal up small fractions, American Can eased, Chrysler and Ford fell, and General Motors dropped about four percent amid a broad mixed session in steel and chemicals.
Shepherd Lodge No 1 A M holds a semi public installation of officers Jokksviog a special camp tion at 8 PM tomorrow in the Masonic Temple.
The report describes a relentless barrage with unknown civilian deaths, a United Nations mortire operation, and a deadly night raid that killed Mrs. Margaret Dyer, wife of a local recountaint, as the shelling intensified before dawn and eased with daylight.
Funeral services are set for Shonas Drake at 1 30 pm tomorrow at Kolehnoy Funeral Dome in Berwick with Rev Bucke officiating and burial at Pine Grove Vale noi Cemetery. Ale son Funeral Home leads arrangements. Thom W Corby, longtime resident of the Maseaic Home and Hospital in Wallingford since 1955, will be buried after a service at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Wallingford. Burial follows at Pine Grove Cemetery in Waterbury. Friends may call today at Anderson Funeral Home in Waterbury. Flowers may be donated to the Masonic Home Flower Fund in Wallingford.
BEACON FALLS The Damarrate Women's Club plans a Christmas party tomorrow evening at 3105 WP Avenue. Claus will visit the event, bringing holiday cheer for club members.
Suhalter Fisher Post will hold its Legion meeting at the usual hour in Hone. The brief notice confirms the scheduled gathering and time.
Needham Turner of 400 Haley Street Durham North Carolina was arrested on four charges of operating a vehicle without a valid license by Trooper Bovhicehio of the Bechacy Lace Police. He is slated to appear in Waterbury Circuit Court on January 15, 1962.
Heaty Gant ZL Astna St. was fined $20 on a charge of a faulty drive in the lane when the case was heard in Waterbury Court this morning. News Want Ads
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