02 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1947
Page
1
A fragmented OCR presents garbled items on treason charges, deadly tornadoes in Arkansas, universal training debates, New York protests, and other war era notices. It mentions an American charged with aiding propaganda, a deadly weekend tornado toll, and calls for universal youth training amid wartime mobilization.
The Pond Hill Club reelects Sears and Mohler as officers while electing Barry Monyoo to a new role. Other officers were chosen, with the meeting described as orderly and routine.
Milas LMerthia Sehil appoints LLeonor as secretary, succeeding Eleanoe Korwkl. Mra Randulph becomes AiKelst secretary, replacing Mrs Hong Ceinabuch. New board members include Manual Alberta Donat Kirk Fred Randolph and others.
The fragmentary notice announces an election of officers for a local service club in a Michigan town. The readable bits reference a meeting night and a specific venue, but the text is garbled and does not provide complete details or dates.
Montanari Rado Post and its auxiliary held a ceremony yesterday in Marchegiani Hall. Francis Credo was installed as commadner and Jay Tangred as provident of the auxiliary with State Commander Phillip Moffel and other local leaders officiating.
A first anniversary Mass will be celebrated Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock in St Francis Church for Thomann Aasuan, son of Mrs. Francis Telano of 2 Baldwin Street.
Louise A M Bailey mother of Democratic State Chairman John M Walley died after a yearlong illness in Martford. Funeral arrangements listed as services to be held on Wednesday with details provided by UPI obituary.
Florence Schumacher was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by Patricia Hackett at Mrs Are Thir Hackett's Highland avenue home. Attendees included many local residents, with refreshments, and plans for a later social by Reed Rimmon Grange. A six week tour of the United States by Mr and Mrs William Siergrist was noted along with Legion and church notices and a kitchen cabinet sale.
A preliminary investigation is under way at the Naugatuck Chemical plant to determine the cause of a $300,000 fire and explosion that destroyed building No. 48 early Saturday. State labor department investigators join with company officials and Fire Marshal Shenaluo in the probe. Fire departments contained the blaze. several nearby houses reported cracked windows from the concussion. Plant staff were off for a three day holiday. origin of the explosion remains undetermined as nitrobenzol derivatives were manufactured in the unit. Rebuilding plans will be made as soon as possible.
The New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers June 25 game looms as 1500 to 1600 tickets go to local fans for Spec Shea Day. General Chairman James Sweatman plans a New York trip to secure more tickets as a planning meeting at 8 pm in the Elke room opens the night. A fund aims to buy a car to present to Mr. Shea at the Yankee Stadium ceremony with Warden Harry L. Carter presiding.
Annie Margaret Alice Sloan Tuttle 83 widow of Dr Franklin B Tuttle died at her 214 Meadow street home after a long illness Born August 14 1883 in Holley New York she came to Naugatuck in 1892 taught in local schools and served as Union City principal at marriage She was treasurer of St Michaels Church Helpers for 35 years Survived by three nephews and several cousins Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 pm at her residence Rev Winfred B Langhorst officiating Burial in Grove Cemetery Arrangements Alderson Mineral Home 201 Meadow Street
Naugatuck police left today for New Jersey to return the third Waterbury man wanted for the April theft of 40 from Mezzio's service station. Joseph Rollo, 16 Newell Place Waterbury, eluded the search that led to arrests of Joseph Delgado and Joseph Lubinsky. Rollo was to be detained in Flemington, N J, and appeared in Waterbury court tomorrow morning.
The June meeting of the board of warden and burgesses will focus on naming a borough clerk a tax review board and an assessors board. The appointments must be completed by June 15 as Warden Carter weighs GOP vs Democratic options and potential ties.
Three students from Nutgagatnek High School were elected to attend Boys State. William Desmond Raymond Clealewski and Robert Dawling, a junior and two sophomores, will join fellow Connecticut youths at Fort Trumbull New London from June 22 to 28. Desmond Dawling and Clealewski will be sponsored by the local American Legion post and Rotary club respectively. Desmond is son of Harry and Mrs. Desmond of 285 High Street. Dawling is son of Evelyn Dawling of 14 Lewis Street. Clealewski is son of Bronislaw and Mrs. Cieslowski of 16 Melbourne Street.
Native of Naugatuck Miss Anna Daly 43 of 170 Mead Avenue Waterbury died early today at St Marys Hospital following a stroke. She was daughter of the late Ambrose Daly and Anna Daly educated in local schools and a graduate of Naugatuck High School. Survived by sister Margaret Daly Hartford and brother John Daly New York City. Funeral from Buckmiller Funeral Home Wednesday at 3:30 to St Francis Church for 9 AM Mass. burial in St James Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7-10 and tomorrow 2-10.
The House will vote on the Republican income tax reduction bill and the Senate may act by night on the measure. A rent control extension bill seeks a 15 percent rent boost with tenant consent for a long term lease. After tax votes, House debates War Department appropriations, including Army cuts and civilian job losses.
The Naugatuck High School Choir earned an excellent rating at the New England Music Festival in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Judges praised interpretation artistic effect diction rhythm tone and presentation with a special commendation for color blend and tone quality.
The U S Labor Department records a manufacturing employment decline of over 81,000 workers in New England from Aleigh to April. Regional Director Wendell Mace cites layoffs and soft goods industries along with seasonal factors as causing the two per cent drop, the steepest since early reconversion.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, a Providence College alumnus and former Ramblers player, earned a master’s degree at the University of Notre Dame during the 102nd commencement. A veteran of the Army Air Forces, he previously worked in accounting at Naugatuck Chemical and taught economics at St Bonaventure’s.
Miss Mary Julia Laguoa of 72 Bridge Street and Miss Olive Sengstacken of 36 Park Avenue will graduate from Simmons College in Boston. Laguoa appears for a bachelor of science in retailing and has participated in Newman Club French Club and Dramatic Club. Sengstacken will earn a diploma from the Prince School of Retailing.
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