Pease Found Guilty By Federal Court
In a federal court in New Haven district, Wallington L. Pease of East Hartford, president of the defunct E W Posse Co., was found guilty after a 90 minute jury deliberation. The case involved depositing weekly income and social security payments with hutings hexes of his employees.
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Pease
Ikanetford, Conn
UPI
Wallington’ L. Peas
Bloorhfield
Hutings
E.W. Posse Co
East Hartford
Insurance on Plane Collision Victim Revealed
Springfield mass reporting that one victim of last week’s New York City plane collision carried $700,000 in life insurance with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. The company refused to identify the insured, noting one policy for $400,000 taken on nine month old Ague and another before that. Early reports suggested other victims insured by the firm carried a total of $158,000.
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Springfield
Mass
New York City
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Massachusetts Mutual
Man Accused Of Strangling Baby In New Haven
New Haven police allege David Maberry 25 strangled a one month old baby and buried the infant behind a building on Dixwell Avenue after forcing the mother Ruth Haindlerson 28 from their apartment into his car. Maberry was arrested and held on murder charges as an autopsy was ordered.
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New Haven
Conn
David Maberry
Stallon
Ruth Haindlerson
Maberry
Ates
Henderson
Valle
Beth
Dixwell Avenue
Munter
Palice
Sour Apple Award to Debbie Reynolds and Elvis Presley
Hollywood reports Debbie Reynolds and Elvis Presley were named recipients of the Sour Apple Award for 1960 by the Hollywood Women's Press Club. The club’s best cooperative star honors went to Reynolds and Presley, with runners up including Yul Brynner and James Garner, while Nanette Fahran Janet Leigh and Jack Lemmon received the cooperative year awards. Alaska’s oil yield continues to bring more than eight million dollars annually.
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Hollywood
GPE
Debbie Reynolds
Elvis Presley
Angie
Hollywood Women’s Press Club
Biss Reymolis
Filmland
Maria Monroe
Pressey
Yul Beyaner
Jim Garner
Nanatte Fahran
Janet Leigh
Jack Leminom
Alaska
Naugatuck Girl Scout Troops Plan Visits and Service
The Girl Scout troops schedule a nurse home tour and church visit, with cookies and cocoa at Congregational Church. Troop 120 plans a California trip in 1963 as a service project. Troop 148 made Christmas centerpieces for patients and will host a party. Troops 35 and others rehearse for rank advancements and holiday performances for parents and community groups.
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Naugatuck Neikabor
Ctrl
Breawnies
Congregational Churely
Chuvely
Naugatuck
Terrace ‘Ave
Jones Nursing Home
California
Chester Karbowicz
Auran” Weissman
St. Mary's Hospital
Troop 148
Naugatuck Nursing Home
Julien Totten
Earl Sanforrth
Joseph Renry
Dide
U.s.rubber Co. Department
Marti
NHRR Plans 14 Extra Trains for Holiday Rush
New Haven Railroad announces 14 additional trains for the Christmas holiday travel period. Some start Friday with services extended through the Friday before and the Monday after Christmas and New Year. The goal is to ease congestion and meet expected passenger demand.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
New Haven
Car memories and a Nash from 1952 linger in Yuletide lament
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls buying a 1952 Nash as a Christmas gift, teaching a wife to drive, and decades of use and quirks. The owner notes the car’s durability, mileage, and the emotional moments tied to its life on the road before it was hauled away.
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Miur
Wito
United Press International
Orie
Bel
Cary
Traffic and Revenue Rise for Conn Turnpike, November
State Highway Commissioner Howard Ives reported increases in traffic and revenue for the Connecticut Turnpike. For the month ended November 30, total toll income reached 1,143,577 dollars, up 14.3 percent from the prior period, while traffic climbed 161 percent with station tolls detailing Greenwich 276,373 dollars and 41,669 vehicles, Norwalk 27,479 and 13,701, Swarthford 212,635 and 759,719, West Haven 221,267 and 102,358, Branford 77,785 and 317,670, Madison 65,583 and 243,587, Montville 48,159 and 197,548, Plainfield 33,721 and 18,615.
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Wethersfield
Cors
Howard
Ives
Connecticut
Greenwich
Ivaflie
Norwalk
Swatford
West Haven
Branford
Madison
Montville
Plainfield
Fire triggers evacuation at Bridgeport home for elderly patients
Bridgeport Conn state home for the aged evacuated Wednesday night after a fire of suspicious origin tore through the building. Mrs Mamie Johnson, former boarder and owner of the property, faced inquiries about the blaze.
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Bridgepok
Conn
Mamie Johnson
Junk dealer takes car after years of failed repairs
A man recounts letting months pass without repairs, noting his wife’s attempts to drive the car with no gas. He could have sold it for around 20 but accepted a 25 trade‑in value and handed it to a local junk dealer. The passage ends with fragmented, archaic exclamations.
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Storia
Fifteen Cough Syrup Brands To Require Prescriptions
Hartford Connecticut druggists announce that 15 brands of cough syrup containing dihydrocodeine will be sold only by prescription starting June 1. Robert C. Grieb of the State Health Department confirms the change after removal of narcotic narcotics tax exemption by federal authorities.
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Hartford,conn
UPL
Connecticut
Robert C.grieb
State Health Department
Narcotics Control Section
Federal Bureau of Narcoties
Pacifists Indicted Over Submarine Launch Protest
Eight pacifists face federal indictments for trespassing during the launching of the submarine Ethan Allen at Groton. Two defendants swam aboard the vessel, risking up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. A ninth pacifist, Madhine Gins, was not indicted and government officials said charges would be dropped. The CNVd sponsored the protest, part of a series of demonstrations since last summer against national missile programs.
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NEW
Haven
Fede Grand
Indietinen Jalinching
Palars
Ethan Allen
Grotois
Madhine Gins
Island Park N.Y
Lohharges
U.S
Haily AV. Hultgren
Thas
Cnvd
Nafian
Allen
William Henry
Lodi
Wis
Donald Mu
Wellesley
Mass
Victor Righman
Roger Amens
Peter Friedlander
Exhvayd Lieles
Ral
Deaths of notable figures reported in late era notices
Obscure obituary fragment mentions professors and a designer linked to Free Palestine phrasing. Names include John Taine and Boris Chore with scant biographical detail. The text cites a pope and a winter home, with a cleart attack referenced and a reference to Izvestia.
Getaway For That Important Event Prompts Wardrobe Advice
In New York and Richart Zink an eight item list outlines outfits and sizes for a forthcoming event. The notes suggest free suggestions on clothing, with emphasis on finding items not too big. A plea is expected after year’s start.
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New York
Richart Zink
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