Western Germany to gain self government after occupation plan
The United States and five Western European nations outline a plan at London to grant Western Germany its own government while keeping occupation troops until Europe’s peace is secure. Russia may join later. a German constitution is to be drafted with international oversight. French leaders fear renewed German aggression.
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United States
Germany
Rousala
London
Britain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Russia
Charles de Gaulle
Robert Schuman
Grammar School Diploma Day at Turtle Lawn Ceremony
Four public schools plan Monday graduation for 141 students. Dr J N Judy, chair of the board of education, will present diplomas on Turtle Lawn with a student drill and orchestra program, rain date Tuesday evening, featuring a salute to the flag and senior recitations.
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Grammar School
Turtle Lawn
Judy
Hop Grook
Mary 40N
Rowdakis
Jonny Migone
John “Tuner Mikaledis
Salem
Marcia Mary Baxter
Chandler Montgodery Oulton
Willam Jown Gruner Dunelone
Gindye Neixon
Lorraine Duany Swindon
Charlotte Ann Wood
Amertan” Corey
Gedit and
Oriare
Thel Archastra
Mainll
Chittenden
J. Nuwon Judy
Board of Education
Rigavaalong Sekool Orchestra
Sinlehs
Hdith Telly
Lawla
Central Avenue
Saran
Srotta
Matochychun
Atochautlon
Fuumwork
Joan Howard Mikulehus
Flop Brooknehoal
Prasquita
Lehary Marcia Mary Baxtor
Salom
Gadrye Washington Carver
Daviens Gladys Nelvan
Sulu
Dio
Nogto
Nexro Spiritual
Clas
Charles Steinmatz
Lorraine Joan
Swaftuon
Achool
Cynthia
Joanne Wooxter
Prospect Street
Ruawlan
Croft
Tiplorman
J. Nelaan
Sevety
Jonephine
A. Maher
Cynthia Ann
Baby Fund Concert At Linden Park To Aid Ill Child
The Naugatuck Men's Chorus under Jesse F. Davis will perform at Linden Park hall tonight at 8 for the Blue Baby Fund benefiting Ellen Latvis, hospitalized in New Haven. Daniel Sweeney to sing. hall provided by St George Lithuanian Society. tickets at doors or local shops. proceeds go to Ellen Latvis via Naugatuck National Bank.
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Linden Park Hall
Naugatuck
Jesse F. Davis
Daniel Sweeney
Borough
Mr. Sweenes
Tiny Ellen Latvis
John P. Latvia
Reading
Cressa Klimaszewski
Chuck
Gus
YMCA
Philip Walker
U S Rubber Union Parley To Resume Talks In New York
The United Rubber Workers CIO said no unboundment of programs occurred and talks will resume in New York at Park Central Hotel after a lull. J H Buckmaster reported Goodrich negotiations in Philadelphia had broken down and a possible strike by July 11 looms amid wage hike demands. Plant workers in the 17,000 strong Goodrich group face renewed union shop petitions approved by the executive board.
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Tetamartolomucci
Treneurar
United Rubber Worker: of America
CIO
U. S. Rubber Co
Park Control Hota
New York City
Newmantor
Avo
Wstan
Heoix
Goodrich
Buelmaster
He Ix
Hospital Bulletins From Waterbury and St. Marys
Surgical patient at Waterbury hospital Mra John Lokites of 15 Bark Place has returned home. A St. Marys hospital patient Jamon Nardytle, a member of the Stews atns, recently had a wrist operation. Flo returned to Aldhone yesterday.
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Mig
John Tucker
Cioldon Place
Waterbury Hospital
Mra
John Lokites
Bark Place
St. Mary's Hospital
Jamon Nardytle
Stews Atns
Awent
Flo
Aldhone
Plan Inspection Of Recreation Field Before After Bouts
A five member committee, appointed by Superintendent Flarald E. Chittenden, will inspect the Recreation Field before and after tomorrow night’s bout program staged by Joe Telano. They will assess damage from the bouts and report whether the field remains available for future events under the agreement with Mr. Triano and the Board of Education.
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Flarald E. Chittenden
Joe Telano
Fuure
Triano
Board of Education
VFW arranged meeting to discuss post home eviction
Arrangements have been completed for a meeting of Crusader Post VFW and the VFW Building Association officers and trustees. Lawrance Sigutti, post commander, announced the session will address the post vacating the Rubber Avenue home following the Memorial Day parade. Location to be announced later.
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Crusader Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW Building Association
Lawrance Sigutti
Rubber Avenue
Post
Sigett
Adam Mengacci Honored At Stag Party By 300 In Borough
More than 200 persons attended a stag party at Marchegian Flan High Street in honor of Adam Mengacci post commander with Montanari Rado Poat Italian American War Veterans and retiring chairman of the Naugatuck Veterans Council. Mengacci to wed Concetta Gallucci June 12. Gallucci, CIO Rubber Workers union representative, was master of ceremonies. Vets from borough groups spoke briefly. Luncheon by Leo Magas and Well Casini.
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Adam Mengacci
Montanari-Rado Poat
Naugatuck Veterans Council
Marchegian Flan
High Street
Mengacei
Concetta Gallucci
Gallucci
Feld
Tive
CIO Rubber Workers Union
Church Concert Favorably Received
A sacred music concert at the Congregational church drew a well attended crowd. Franklin D. Bristol the cellist impressed with his interpretation while guest soloists Michael DeSantis harpist Marcy Glarke tenor sang. Under Miss Else Farr’s direction the program ended with a benediction.
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Adole
Franklin D. Bristol
Michael DeSantis
Marcy Glarke
Else’ Farr
Charles McCleary
17th District Democrats To Meet In Beacon Falls
A pre-convention caucus of state delegates from the 17th Senatorial District will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Beacon Falls Town Hall. Principal business includes electing two state central committeemen and one committeewoman with two contenders for the latter post. Agnes Proulx of Middlebury is expected to be reelected. Edward Kirby of Derby faces Joseph O’Rourke of Seymour, with William Callaghan of Seymour as the other contender. In other news, pianist Mary Lou Brann of Beacon Falls won $100 in the annual Schley shaft contest in Watertown, delivering Bach and Beethoven selections.
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Beacon Falls
Walter Muroff
Agnes Proulx
Middlebury
Edward Kirby
Derby
Joseph O'Rourke
Seymour
William Callaghan
Mary Lou Brann
Muncon Road
Bescon Falls
Watertown
West Side Club Plans Recreation Program Tonight
West Side Community Club meets at Hap Brook School auditorium at 8 to discuss a year long recreation plan for all members of the family. President Wilfred Webster announced that if 160 members join, the club will cover the remaining expenses. The plan includes a meeting place for Boy Scouts and teenagers with indoor and outdoor activities. After the business meeting, John G. Mont, publicity chairman for the Nauyotuck Chamber of Commerce, will speak.
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West Side
John G. Mont
Nauyotuck
GOP Hopefuls Focus on North Carolina Convention
Republicans 14 days from the national convention turn attention to North Carolina. Stassen and Taft have finished appeals for NC support, while Dewey plans a Wednesday stop in the state. Benes resigns as Prague government announces his departure clearing path for Czech Communists. Stassen arrives in Hartford CT to seek 19 delegates. Palestine cease fire order altered to Thursday. UN Count Bernadotte report expected on Palestine truce negotiations.
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United Press
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Harold Stasgen
Taft
Dewey
New York
Stassen
Hartford
Minnesota
Marold E. Stassen
Minneapolis
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Raymond E. Baldwin
Amman
Trans-Jordan
Palestine
U. N
Count Bernadette
Abdullah
ocOo
Lake Success
S. C
United Nations
Khouri
Bernadotte
Birth at Waterbury Hospital A Daughter Born
At Waterbury hospital on Saturday a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Pasho of 18 Park Place The mother is the former Anne Mikaitis a local resident confirmation of the name and address accompanies the notice
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Naugatuck High School
Andrew Sengstacken
Waterbury
Carol Walker
B. Philip Walker
Millville Avenue
Alice Dreschar,mitrimbist
Marilyn Ken‘ol Poprang
Pashg
Waterbury Hospital
Ralph Pasho
Park Place
Pasho
Anne Mikaitis
Children Catch About 200 Fish in Weekend Contest
Freqseker, chairman of the Nav istuck Fish and Game Club, estimates over 200 of the Sat fish placed in the fareard last Wednesday were caught by youthful anglers over the weekend. Children fished from dawn to dark on Saturday and Sunday. More than 100 stocked fish remain in the stream along with survivors from other stockings. Contest runs all week with registration at CFF. Davis market on Craven Street. The largest fish entered to date, a trout, measured 9.34 inches and was caught by David Ralphs of 4 Deering Lane. Entries must be registered by 5 p.m. Saturday to be eligible. Plans are being made to make the contest annual.
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Freqseker
Navistuck Fish and Game Club, Inc
Compaslives
Angiers
C. FF
Davis Market
Davis
Beacon Valley Grange Announces Strawberry Supper Plans
Final plans for the strawberry supper to be held Thursday night from 5 to 7 in the Grange Hall will be set at a meeting tomorrow at 8 pm. Committee members include Mr and Mrs William Brush Harry Steele Mrs Albert Miller and Mrs Alfred Benson. Other events this week include softball practice tonight and Tuesday at 7, Juvensica meeting Wednesday at 6 30, softball vs Glendale Manor Thursday at Recreation Field, and Visiting Lecturers Night Friday at 8 with refreshments.
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Grange
Beacon Valley Grange
William Brush
Harry Steele
Albert Miller
Alfred Benson
Juvensica
Glendale Manor
Hassenfelt Heads Pond Hill Club
Hassenfelt was elected president of the Pond Hill Community Club at the annual meeting Sunday afternoon. He succeeds Marion Sears, with Harry Monroe reelected vice president, Mrs Joseph Adamaki secretary, Miss Bartha Schiller treasurer, and Mrs Arthur Carriero financial secretary. Directors include Mahlon Sear, Fred J. Randolph, Manuel Pereira, Fremont Hoadley, and Manuel Alberto. Officers to be installed Friday night June 18. a 30 cent cake will be served.
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Join Hassenfelt
Pond Hil
Hassenfelt
Marion Sears
Harry Monroe
Joseph Adamaki
Bartha Schiller
Arthur Carriero
Mahlon Seare
Fred J. Randolph
Manuel Pereira
Fremont Hoadley
Manuel Alberto
High School Nine's Final Game Canceled
Naugatuck and Wilby High School baseball at Recreation Field is canceled due to wet grounds after multiple postponements. The Leavenworth game and a Saturday postponement with Ansonia were also called off. the planned Thursday finale will not be played.
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Naugatuck
Wilby
Recreation Field
Raymond K. Foley
Leavenworth
Foley
Ansonia
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BOWN
State Board
Hop Brook
Naugatuck, Fish and Game Club, Inc
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State Board of Fisheries and Game
Izaak
Alfred Mormile
David Stewart
Carl Stewart
Jimmy Murphy
Peter Kinsey
Robert Magname
Thy “Bhaing Sella
Ann Murthy Slerel
Robert Michael
Smith
Michlanne Ellen, Stokas
Stanley Paul Vitvoykl
Cynthia Joanna Wooster
Hop Urgok Schoo Paluret Birert
Franks Ricert
Torriere
Frances Donaher
Ralph Criten
Mary Ann Rose Bhakis
Navathy Telulos
Patrick Philip
Mallene
Joanne Mirone
Ohn
Howard Miluilchux
Ronald A. A. Paltacoviteh
Richard M. Pruchnicki
Halen Trnnens Purkoaki
Marguerite Elizabeth Sasso
Nancy Louiss Susia
Rene Genevieve Sikorski
Mary Casgimini
Central Avenue School
Doloris Ann Aquavin
Leon Gracy Baker
John Raymond Biros
William Eugene Clistam
Lot Ann DeGurla
Donald Frederick Pollett
Lorraine Mary Gninzdawski
Barbara Joan Kelsey
Barbaria Ann Lawrence
Dit
Lalla Lewis
Richard Prenciy Lawonski
Claire Emily Litke
Mary Ann Magsarko
Anthony Francis Martinag
An Ite Thorest Martins
Eorge Moffat, Jr
Jean Gertrude Mortenson
Felix Anthony Nardello
Luella Jane Noragong
Raymond Joseph Pistarali
Anna Marie Preato
Do Jores
Marion Reclo
Chharles Edward Rodman
Benard BF
Rosa
Ronald John Tucker
George Car! Willams
Prospect Street School
Edmond Joxeph Buckley
Eleanor Joanna Pousherty
Norma Jean Deneharty
Jem Stewart Flingerald
Lota
Salem School
John Robert Anderson
Robert Nelson Andrew
Frank Leonard Asotard
Dorothy May Barker
Clira
Agnes Behrandt
Jéan Josephine
Borzino
Barbri Ann Bradzhin
Hamilton Russell Bristol
Bear
Barbara Brower
Donald Franciss Camporl
Raymond Charles Ghurchil
Adwin Ash Clausay
Patricia Ruth Crotty
Thomas Gerard Darmody
Frances Veronica Datri
Dominic Francis Dilaurenzio
Leona Ellen Danto
Robert Carl Ekberg
Donald
Loona Hiele
Jane Mahlon Keltey Warren Ronald Kirkendall
June Lorraine Loyer
Charles John. Mann
James Richard McCann
John Walter Miler
Shirley Mae Miller
Darlene Gladys Nelson
Whima
Ruth Newman
Judith Ann Norwand
Charles- Thomas O'Donnel
Barbara Lola Painter
Elise Christine Peterson
Ralph Alan Peterson
Janet ~Rose’- Petrucell
Emily Kathryn Peter
Virginia Frances Rice
Barrie Joseph -Robingon
Robert Russell Rockall
Alys Batty
A. Rueraitis
Prem Aaron Russell
Donna Louise Soliger
Robert M. Shaffer
Barbara Breele
Eleanor
Jean Stevenson
Jarry
Francis
Simmon Lorraine
Joan Swanson
Roy L. Torbert
Shirley Ann Tuckey
Barbara Helen Umlaut
Gino Nunzio Volta
Alberta Ruth Welas
Patelein
Florence Mary Whits
Baby Fund
Linden Park
Daniel’ Sweeney
U.S
Union
Buckmaster
Cuester ‘Yacek
Went Point
Kin Paconte
Mir
Otre
Chexter Yacek
Cherry Street
Exton
Alon
Cissmates
Navy
Virginia Beach
Tampa
Fin
Yacobi
Wert Point
Faroiure Co
VFW
Ren Yen
Aries Brest
Audehaker
Miiben
Erickson Melorx
Naugatuck Battery
Auto Dertier
Kirby
Callaghan
O'Rourke
West Side Club
Washington
John L. Lewis
Frders
T Court
Beacon Valley Grange Program
Hassenfelt Heads Pond Hill Club
High School Nine
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