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17 Dec 1957
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1957
Page
1
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Harry Opka, 33, scheduled to appear in court on booze and drug related driving charges after being arrested by Sagendorf on Rubber Avenue Havant. Opka posted a $400 bond. Beacons Falls police observed irregular operation of the automobile on the avenue.
Two unknown players, Silvernall and another, were noted in a brief sports snippet about a December game involving UMSLONOULY. The terse item records a score or event and mentions a two point play or period, with limited readable context from the damaged OCR text.
Five persons were arrested today in Winsted on moral offense charges linked to two girls. The group includes four youths aged 16 to 18 and a 7 year old man, with a court arrangement noted in early reports.
United Press reports list multiple deaths including Gillis 44 wife of columnist Biolocum, Col Harold R Smith 68 Salvation Army official, Charles McCain TD internatonalist figure, Dr Helene Elias-Fberg 87 who first linked tuberculosis to infection, former Rep Leoni Dyer 86 who authored 1919 anti theft bill and served in Congress until 1933. Also mentions a gauge of a mating event unrelated to deaths.
Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce executive vice president Melvin Engelstad warns residents about unordered merchandise arriving in mail during Christmas season. Promos include pens medals cards and small gifts with requests for remittance. Recipients should ignore requests and need not return or pay for items unless used.
A discussion notes that recipients of unordered merchandise, including charity gifts, are not obliged to keep items beyond a reasonable period. Items may be discarded after use or time, and senders or their agents may demand storage charges if visited. Recipients should seek facts about charitable organizations before donating and contact local chambers for information.
Hartford reports the Veterans of Foreign Wars estimates that between 2,000 and 15,000 veterans or their descendants face possible loss of a bonus. The discussion centers on a total fund of up to 11.5 million dollars already paid, with earlier figures citing up to 4.5 million. Commander Wesley Reed notes current shortages and possible restructuring.
City official Ed ward's Di Sergin said Walterbury not ready to take over bus line ownership. The Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co. offers to sell 10 of the seven municipal buses and operating rights including Waterbury. Community may bear future transportation obligation, but the time is not yet ripe. CR&L remains the principal operator while Cooke Street and Navih Eastern Transportation Co also serve the city.
UP report notes the golden eagle Caesar, escaped last Friday from David Gond, homeward roaming New Canaan countryside after a weekend. Gerard Smith described a tree encounter on Monday as Caesar slapped at a helper before Gaodyiow climbed the tree and Gyodnew finally captured the bird with a rope after a final talon grip.
In eight of the twelve presidential elections between 1909 and 19H, Roosevelt pursued the presidency or vice presidency. The pattern shows persistent American interest in Roosevelt’s leadership roles across multiple cycles.
Miss Julla Bremian, 80, former Bridge shed, was buried from Buckmiller Funeral Home to St Mary's Church for solemn rites. The Rev Walter Pranskellis officiated with prayers by Math Prinskelis. Pallbearers included Wallet Gessek Antony Aqua lay Jers Siriga and Francis Feeley. Altar Society members attended parish services.
Funeral services for Michele Phila, 76, of 408 Washington Avenue Waterbury, will be held tomorrow at 11 AM at the First Congregational Church. The Rev Perry Haines will officiate. The service is arranged by Cosa Santa Funeral Home at 992 Bank Street. He is the father of Rosa and others.
Fragments indicate funeral arrangements for John Gillills, 73, with services to be held at St Pauls Lutheran Church and burial at the Grove Cemetery. Readable details mention funeral home contact, dates around 5 to 10 am, and locations including 1313 I feom the uckiniller Fu Dome and $2 Fairvidy Avenue.
In Greenville South Carolina Dee 17 194? coach Robert B King of the University of Tre lissi resigns to return to Furman University his alma mater as football coach. The odd garbled lines reference a beverage sale and service unrelated to the main event.
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