Beacon Falls church group banquet highlights St Michael’s parish
Avanon Falla leads Beacon Falls St Michael’s church banquet at Paradise Inn Derby celebrating the group’s annual event. Principal speaker Philip Jones of Shelton discussed the Gimble Beohlers award and family achievements while Father Cook received a gift for his 20th priest anniversary.
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Avanon Falla
Dune
ATR
Soulaty
St. Michely
Ehurch
Paradise Inn
Derby
Souloby
Cal Place
Helen Donlea
Shaleton
Frankin
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Mex
Roosgavelt
Jones
Chester Carvin
Korderoma Gook
St. Michael's Church
Father Cook
Phurch
Rotute
Walher Cook
Alba Society
Garyin
Raymond Dolron
Louis Mather
Edward Ring
Carvin
Donlan
Wathar Cook
Phillip Jones
Brannan
Waward
McCarthy
The
Society
Henry Titley Named Assessor By Board
Henry Titley was named assessor by the borough board after nominations by Burgess J udolph Anderson and Burgess William Ploski. A later ballot approved Titley for the post amid a tense meeting with non voting burgesses. The board granted a 10 cent per hour pay increase for police department members, lifting the rate toward factory wages, and discussed a new patrol car and city-wide police protection.
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Nue
Tey
Judolph Anderson
John Gladlander
William Ploski
Nace Fron
Prasent
Anderson
Ploski
Ibatte
Teal
Dyatlok
Pilley
Hhm
SADO
Pollen Department
Avtitoh
Apell
Polles
Wargton
John Tarmley
Mio
Venidanta
George Wilkus
Middle- Wey
Arbage -Goltodtionn
Naugaluck
Antian
Moonlight Bay dance shows Morse code footwork innovation
Eleanor performs to Moonlight Bay with a new dancing style using Morse code footwork as a warning message. The long graceful steps move away from passe and stay close to the floor. The band leader is paired with a handsome partner, and Eleanor fills the floor space with movement.
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Moonlight Bay
Eleanor
I. I
Loew's
Eleanor Powell
Stépa
Not Renew Sue Contract and Garbage Collection Plans
Mrs. Witkus advised the board she cannot perform her duties under current conditions due to helper scarcity and long walks to empty containers. The matter was referred to Officer Walter J. Baker, with Burgesses Andrew O'Toole and Willan Ploski to aid, as Chief John Sheridan prepares to attend a college program. Joseph Schaffer fills the vacancy left by Clarence Grove.
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Andrew O'Toole
Willan Ploski
John
Sheridan
Britaton
James Quinn
Board of Selectmen
Glarence Grove
Pennsylvania
Joseph Schaffer
Mr. Grove
Pool Shootin Roy and the rise of Roy McAuliffe
A reminiscence of Roy McAuliffe known as Pool Shootin Roy, son of a Miss and widow, who grew from a playful boy to a legendary pool player. The piece traces his hard-luck youth, family, and fame in the pool halls, noting his skill with shots and breaks, and the mixed reactions of doctors and townsfolk amid a wartime backdrop.
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Roy
Tanya Dehl
USC Clubhouses Give Stationery To Servicemen
USO clubs provide stationery to service members with over five million letters sent monthly. Joseph Ge Raythwich Jr, chairman of the USO War Fund Campaign, announced the survey by Ray Joins USO director of field operations. The study covers distributions over 40 months to uniformed personnel.
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USC
Joseph Ge Raythwich, Jr
United Service Organizrtions War Fund
Campaign
Ray Joins
USO
USO activity figures reveal large outreach to troops
The report details a 314 day period in which the USO distributed over 36 million greeting cards and averaged 115 600 daily. Since December eight million cards have been used, supporting morale through 470 cubhouses, writing rooms, and mobile units. Captain Francis Caulfield leads section D in the drive now under progress in Naugatuck.
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USO
Frome
Francis Caulfield
U.S
Naugatuck
Hag
Names in a Local Notice Fragment
A fragment lists numerous individuals with titles and surnames, including Mrs Hazel Gunnoud Mrs Medwin Pa 8 Miss Inez Grincar and others, suggesting a community roster or social notice. The text preserves multiple honorifics and family names without clear context or actions.
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BL Burke
Hazel Gunnoud
Medwin Pa
Mary ‘Govkratt
Earl Burke
Olive Gunnoud
Maude, Lewis
Kay Radcliffe
Charies J. Nardello
Charles J. Nardello
Mary, Pletrulo
Inez
Lillian Sullivan
Doris, Sandell
Della Evers
Harviy
Worn Dee
Warren Doolittle
Ruth Hagopian
Wyabebh Stavers
Charles Dierhoy
Charles ‘Piernoy
Edward Honyotskh
Soos
Anti Birth Control Law Upheld by Supreme Court
Connecticut's anti birth control statute was declared constitutional by the Supreme Court in a 3 to 2 vote. The decision followed years of debate after a declaratory request questioned the legality of physicians prescribing contraceptives to married couples.
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Markford
Connecticut
Wilder
Tileston, New
Supreme. Court
Medical rationing feared by AMA president in Boston
Dr. Frank H. Lahey, president of the American Medical Association, warned at a Massachusetts meeting in Boston that rationing of medical care, as well as food clothing and automobiles, is not too far off and is possible.
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Frank ‘H. Lahey
American Medical
Legal battle over 1879 law quoted by justices
The Waterbury case features a split among Chief Justice Maltbie and Justices Hills and Brown in the majority, with Justices Avery and Jennings in the minority. The majority insists the legislature intended to keep the statute intact, while the minority urges a reasonable construction to permit licensed physicians to provide contraceptive information to prevent conception. Affected events include an auxiliary police meeting with speeches by Bushnell and Cregg as sirens signaled the start.
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A. Waterbury
Oo Center
Willian M. Maltbie
Arthur F., Hills
Vit Brown
Christopher’ L. Avery
Newell Jennings
General “Assembly
Itha
Speakers Embarrassed by Essex County Blackout Incident
In Essex County Massachusetts a surprising power outage disrupted events as Lynn, Drewes, Bushnell, and Hugh A. faced embarrassment amid the unclear lineup and sparse details. The incident drew attention to communication gaps during the mass blackout.
Brazil’s Textile Industry Expands on Foreign Orders
The Department of Commerce reports Brazil’s textile industry expanded greatly due to foreign orders. Expanded use of mechanical devices on farms is inevitable as a result of labor shortages.
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Brazil
Department ‘of Commierce
Department of Commerce
Suicide ruling in Judd death found in river
The body of Burk Judd, 47, of Manchester, Conn, who had been ill for months, was recovered yesterday from the Connecticut River at East Hartford. An inquest returned a verdict of suicide.
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Manchester
Conn
Burs
Burk Judd
Apell
Connecticut River
East Hartford
Four Convicted Men Pay Fines in Deputy Sheriff Death
Middlebury Vermont June 3 Four men including two brothers paid fines totaling 1482 after being convicted of manslaughter in the death of Deputy Sheriff Ray Russell of Monkton who was killed last July during a milk strike of dairy farmers. Fines were paid by William J., 23, and his brother, 28, both of Panton, Martin Pliger, 2, of Waltham, and Donald of Ferrisburg. Russell was pulled from a truck as he attempted to clear a gauntlet of striking farmers on the Waltham Vergennes road and fell beneath the rear wheels.
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Middlebury
Ray Russell
Monkton
William J
Panton
Brotenr
Ey Utan J
Martin Pliger
Game Cancelled Between Red Sox and Indians Due to Weather
The scheduled game between the Boston Red Sox and the Cleveland Indians was cancelled today because of weather. No makeup date was announced.
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Boston
Hine
Amoreah
Shloston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
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