Hague Resigns After 30 Years as Jersey City Mayor
Former Jersey City mayor Hague will retire on June 17 after more than three decades in office. He is succeeded by his nephew Bronek Hague Feyyorm as acting mayor. Kickoff events and local tributes are expected as the city prepares for the transition.
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Valley Players Schedule Presentations in Local Gym
The Valley Players under the sponsorship of the Women’s Auxiliary of the X group plans a temporary stage in the school gym. The performances slated include The Eligible Mr Bungrae and A Cup of Tea with cast members listed, directed by Mr Nin and Mr Ladolf, as rehearsals progress.
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Albert Boukat
Selwyn Mather
Paul Grinborg
Rarbert Scullin
Date Witton
Bryxoll Brooks
Charlo Lu Wolf
James Nies
Efrige Kiambt
Vackaay store car inquiry near Ni eat barkian atone
Incomplete OCR reads as a local car inquiry near a rural area with unclear place names and a damaged date. The fragment hints at a vehicle issue or incident but lacks verifiable details to establish a clear event or outcome.
Yankees Close In On Tigers After 3-0 Win
Frank Shea pitched shutout ball as the New York Yankees topped the Detroit Tigers 3-0 to trim the gap to two games atop the league standings. DiMaggio had a four-for-five day driving in a run and scoring another, with Henrich and Mullins contributing in the late innings. A doubleheader today could push New York into a first place tie.
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Spee" Shea
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James H J Mathews Dies After Long Illness
James Hamilton Judson Mathews age 88 of 20 Goorco Street died last night in Waterbury hospital after a long illness. Born April 15, 1859 in Wisconsin, he worked as a collector of Internal Revenue in Milwaukee previously. He lived in Naugatuck with his daughter Mrs Irving Cutting for five years and attended the Congregational Church. He is survived by Mrs Cutting and granddaughter Lila Anne Cutting of Naugatuck. Funeral 8 pm at Alderson Tavern Home 201 Mendow Street with Rev Willard B Soper officiating. Burial at Arlington Cemetery Milwaukee. Flowers omitted per request.
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Special Freemen's Meeting Planned On Finance Board
A special freemen's meeting will be held on June 26 to vote adoption of an act creating a borough board of finance. The measure, passed by the General Assembly, would replace the annual freemen's meeting with a board chosen by the warden. Voters will cast paper ballots at the town hall as the budget process remains under joint action by the board of warden burgesses and the new finance board.
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Saint Michael's Church School Program Honors Attendance
The 160th church school convocation of St Michael's Episcopal Church will be held Sunday morning June 8 at 11 oclock. More than 250 school members will attend the ceremony with awards for perfect attendance across nursery through eighth grade and several special mentions for long-continued attendance.
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Emily Painter
Sheila Carew
Carl Edquist
Barbara Eidler
Susan Fitzgerald
Linda Lie Anderson
Nancy Udith Birdeall
Judith 3. Booth
Arthur Granger, Jr
Lawrene Dore Fas Roth
Clarine E. Moore
Robert 4. Nordby
Deborah Opdyke
Karenj Andrew
John Free
Robin Speartin
Robert Williamson
Ann Echi- Tan
James Bradley
Karey Lee Lockwood
Roseann Fairchild
Joan B. Sehmue¢k
Patmater Taft
Sharon Ashman
William B. Easterbrooks
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Ida J. Heavens
Thomas Kapp
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Thelma Nelson
Harriet Erdquist
Joan Whitely
Roberta Pree
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Roy Burke
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Joy Tee Noble
Barbara Ann Peck
Roy S Filsson
Judy Hart
Deanna Denk
Fred Robinson
Laura Max
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Grace Fairchild
Elizabeth A. Fowler
Edith Lillian Hotchkiss
Carole 8. Jones
Jean M. Nelson
Dolora Helsey
Gail Aindergan
Sally Kopp
Barbara Ann Lyons
Joan P. Qwons
Sandra Jenm Witherwax
June M. Hotelkiss
Joan Myrtle Hotchkiss
Lin Sonia Griestich
Edna Danieleon
Ruth A. Durette
B. J. Klambta
A. Mortensen
J. RB. Stinson
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Barbara Bradshaw
Helen Marie Fairchild
Joan Fitzgerald
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Steele
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Cynthia Wooster
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Gertrude Moeckel
Nordby
Great Oak Farm Milk Offers Unique Temouk Delivery
A fragment mentions Great Oak Farm milk labeled temouk with a delivery price of 048. The text is garbled but indicates farm production and a delivery arrangement.
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Brubenmanns defeat Poulos squad in outdoor softball clash
In a brisk outdoor event at Quagsapang last night the Brubenmann team beat the Poulos squad with Trask scoring five chances and delivering error free fielding. Tom Poulos led organizing duties and included shot put, dart throwing and pitching in the program.
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Plan Study Of Six Day Work Week For Firemen Police
A plan to study a six day work week for firemen and policemen will be reviewed at the July borough meeting. Warden Hary L. Carter and Police Chief John J. Sheridan attended the session where wage increases from the May meeting were noted. Supernumerary police are proposed a flat ten cent hourly raise, with the matter referred to the police committee for six day week discussion.
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State Roads Bill Draws Opposition From Rep Clara O'Shea
Rep Clara O'Shea leads opposition to a state roads bill that reallocates funds affecting small towns like Beacon Falls. She argues grants for town road improvements are being cut while city pay rises are funded, as the Senate passes a five million dollar town roads measure based on mileage.
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Broadrick Named Assessor and Clerk Appointment Delayed
In a June meeting the board named John J. Broadrick as part time assessor and senior assessor, succeeding Louis Comiskey for one year, while delaying action on a second part time assessor. The committee discussed nominees including Comiskey Celeslo and Fellows as potential candidates. A recess was taken to consider the list and the vote on the main motion was postponed with mixed support. Washington urged Congress to give early consideration to a military training plan tied to national security.
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Rosa Issues 21 Permits For Building Construction
Building Inspector Faut Rosa reports 21 permits issued in May totaling 47 950 with five one family houses four garages and one commercial building. Permits list owners on Prospect Lynn Chestnut Quinn Spencer Spencer Lyon Hoadley Ribber Golden Hill Ward New Haven Candee and other streets.
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Chestnut Street
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Dorothy Beadle
Quinn Street
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Rose Amore
Spencer Street
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Curtis
Muriel Smith
Lyon Stvele
Charles and
Trabello ‘Borsidy
Hosdiey Street
Raymond and
Mary Maza
North Hoadley
Porch
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Katherine Brinker
North Hoadley Street
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Lillian Dry
Manuel Costa
Lidela
Magic Ramos
Ribber Avenue
Joseph Mezzio
Pond Hil Road
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Stella Korowotny
Galden Hill
Thomas Stinski
Ward Street
Stanley Zienier
Diamond Street
Joseph Logowalk
Alfred J. Booker
New Haven Road
William Shocklock
Candee Road
General Assembly Adjourns Without Acting On Naugatuck Armory Bill
The General Assembly adjourned without acting on the Naugatuck armory measure as most of the eight Naugatuck bills were either passed, tabled, or rejected in committee. Rosko's ward voting bill was tabled in the Senate after a favorable committee report and House passage. Other bills included training school defeat, increased board meeting fees, and uniform payment changes for electmen and welcermen.
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Carter Names Nygren Ash To Planning Commission
Joan E Ash secretary of the board of education and former Burgess Joseph W Nygren are named to the Naugatuck Planning Commission succeeding Baldwin and Gil. Warden Harry L Carter announced the appointments. The commission meets tomorrow at 8 in the town hall court room to discuss general plans and future duties with ex officio members including Harold E Chittenden and Charles D Curtiss.
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Harry L. Carter
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Ralph Bavier
John McCarthy
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New York
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Charles F. Daly
Emperor Freighter Sinks Off Ile Royale Rocks
The Canadian freighter Emperor struck rocks near Ile Royale in Lake Superior last night. Coast Guard cutters rescued 21 survivors and recovered one woman's body. 14 people remain missing. The incident is being investigated by Sault Ste Marie Coast Guard Station.
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Truman to Decide on Tax Cut Bid Next Week
Washington White House secretary Charles Rose says President Truman will not act on the Republican tax reduction bid until next week or later. The bid arrives today and the President has ten days, excluding Sundays, to sign or veto it.
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