Prize Awarded To Naugatuck Student In State Contest
Second year winner Hermonat of Curtiss Street Naugatuck earns prize in state contest for essays on Human Rights Key to World Peace. Local judges include Mrs John Baker and Arno Vopt. Miss Hormanat advances to national competition for a 41006 prize. other state winners and prize amounts listed.
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Low Hermonat
Curtiss Street
Nauratuck
Ian
Attitu Oxany
Ladion Noxiliacy
Department of Connecticut, Water
Milas Jane Bontempo
Department Asorbaniam
Dbasay Chainman
DiMarin
Spencer Stront
Amoatnto
Norwich
Migs Frontempe
Mry
Charlox P
Rodanbugh
Nuugatugh
Mra
John Baker
Wastport
Arno Vopt
New London
Ellen Moore
New Milford Figh School
Marjorie Linberman
Bacon Scadymy
Colchexter
Connecticut State Policewoman to speak at Rotary Club
Kathryn Haggerty, Connecticut State Policewoman, will speak at the Naugatuck Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow at the YMCA. The address, titled Activities of Connecticut State Policewoman in Law Enforcement, notes her long career across many crimes involving women and children.
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Kathryn Haggerty
Connecticut
Naugatuck Rotary Club
YMCA
Peas
John J. Catt
Sha
Amcg
Timia
Clare Luce To Cover Both Conventions For The News
Clare Boothe Luce will cover the Republican and Democratic National Conventions for The Naugatuck News starting June 21. A former Connecticut congresswoman and noted editor and author, she will report color and background from Philadelphia, drawn from her career and civic involvement.
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Clare Boothe Luce
Philadelphia
Naugatuck
America
Polites
Connecticut
Tuuce
Repubean
Luce
Verue Magazine
Vanity Fair
Camporee Draws Sixteen Scouts From Beacon Falls Troop 1
Sixteen members of Boy Scout troop 3 attended a weekend camporee that began Friday night after the troop meeting. Assist Anty Scoutmaster Raymond Jones announced the event, with many attendees listed including Anthony Wrodo and Joseph Mennillo. A later social gathering and a personal shower honored Miss Niemewski, who is to wed June 18 at St Michael's Church in Seymour, with numerous relatives noted among attendees.
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Beacon Falls
Boy Scout Troop 3
Raymond Jones
Anthony Wrodo
Donald Valois
Joseph Pike
Joseph Mennillo
George Leopold
Ronald Soraxin
James Upright
Josaph Uscerakiewitz
Richard Patehkotsky
Casimer Matyjosik
William Tr
Phyling Niemewski
Woere
Helen Klinuszewik
Natalia Jantka
Miss Niemenski
St. Michael's Church
Thamau Alyhuk
Seymour
Arlina Kaminyitl
Henrietta Trzagid
Five More Registrants In Fishing Contest
Five more children registered fish at the Nauatuels Fish and Game Club contest headquarters on Church Street. Official notices announced closing time at 6 PM Saturday. Names include Henry Ploski with a 12.1 inch brook trout and James Murphy with a 12 1/2 inch sucker weighing 12 ounces.
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C. F
Davia
Church Street
Nauatuels Fis and Game Club
Tne
Nayeatuck
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Henry Ploski
Green
Yond Street
Jame Murphy
Milville, Avenue
Joseph' Camp
Freeman
Jane
David Stewart
Peach Street
Carl Stewart
Bukel
Harry Benham
Chaamen
Borough marks year with no automobile fatalities
Police Chief John J. Gormley announced that Naugatuck has completed a full year without a fatal auto accident. The last death occurred last June on Rubber Avenue, and the chief urged motorists to watch for children and for parents to coach kids about road safety. He hopes for another accident-free year.
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Naugatuck
John J. Gormley
Chiat Gormley
Gormley
Germany wEges
Jaycees Form In Naugatuck With Second Meeting Planned
Naugatuck Junior Chamber of Commerce to hold its second organizational meeting Thursday night at Pythian hall. Open to men 21 to 86 regardless of race creed or color. First meeting was May 20 with officers named including temporary chairman L Ellsworth Jeary and temporary secretary BE C Lingenheld Jr. They aim to cooperate with the Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce in forming a local Jaycee unit. Jaycee movement founded in 1915 in St Louis and now has over 149000 members nationwide.
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Naugatuck Junior Chamber At Commerce
Nigbt
Pythian Hall
Naugawuck
Jaycees
L. Ellsworth Jeary
BE. C. Lingenheld, Jr
George Dubois
Daniel
Sweeney
Frank Stal
Waterbury “Jaycee
Sherman Brown
Charles Ludolph
Arthur Clark
Fred = Truelove
James Niccs
George Allen
Leroy Gibbs
Thomas Dwyer
David Wiams
George Dowling
Arabs Study UN Proposal in Cairo for Palestine Truce
Arab League leaders meet in Cairo to decide on Bernadotte’s truce proposal as tensions rise in Palestine. The seven-state group drafts an answer for Bernadotte, expected to be handed to him tomorrow morning, with belief the Arabs will accept. The United States and allies oppose Soviet participation in truce supervision as Russia pushes for broader oversight. Fighting around Jenin continues with Jewish forces occupying Arab homes, signaling a fragile, unsettled halt in a volatile region.
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U.S
Mc Moscow
Cairo
Holy Land
Arab League
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte
Bernadotte
Araab League
Bernadotte Tomeraw
Israel Army
Jerusalem
Rusala
Security Council
Russia
United States
France
Belgium
U. S
Sumner Welles
Welles
America
State Department
Aley
Jenin
Fourth Degree Assembly Elects Moore and Ojeda Council Officers
Members of the Fourth Degree Assembly Ojeda Council Knights of Columbus elected James B. Moore faithful navigator for the coming year. Also chosen were Rev. John Wanat faithful friar Joseph Suchenski faithful captain George W. Carroll faithful advocate Christopher Owens faithful pilot Raymond Schultz faithful inner sentinel Coleman Degan faithful outer sentinel Francis Caulfield faithful controller and Edward Walsh faithful scribe. Installation to be announced. An election of new Ojeda Council officers was set for 8 o clock tonight in council rooms with CG. J. Waskowicz and Coleman Degan as nominees for grand knight.
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Fourth Degree Assembly
James E. Moore
Ojeda Council
Ojeda
Knights of Columbus
James B. Moore
John Wanat
Joseph Suchenski
George Wi. Car
Rol
Christopher Owens
Raymond Schultz
Inner Sentinel
Coleman Deckan
Outer Sentinel
Francis Caulfield
Edward Walsh
Conneil
CG. J. Waskowicz
Coleman Deegan
Draft vote looming as Senate weighs triage bill
Late bulletins report Senator Gurney of South Dakota predicting a late today or tomorrow triad vote on the draft bill with amendments under consideration. Truman tours Montana as Montana Democrats protest train access, while budget cuts hit Atomic Energy Commission and GE offers a wage rise to CIO workers. Benes may flee to oppose communism as Paris backs Bidault and the Six power plan for western Germany.
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Washington
Gurney
South Dakota
Senate
Basta
Plan Paris
Bidault
Germany
Itack
Irregularities Reported In New Britain Bank
The state bank commissioner reports irregularities found in the People's Savings Bank of New Britain. He says there is no reason for alarm as all deposits are protected and the bank remains sound. An audit is underway to determine the extent of the irregularities.
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New Britain
State Bank
People’s Savings Bank of
Richard Rapport
Rapport
Zeranski Birth in Waterbury Hospital
A daughter, Mary Ann, was born Saturday at Waterbury Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Zeranski of 475 North Main Street. Mrs Zeranski is formerly Ann Tiso.
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Zeranski
Waterbury Hospital
Mary Ann
Edward Zeranski
North Main Street
Ann Tiso
Fellows Presented Ring For 44 Years Service With Eagles
Charles O. Fellows a past president and longtime member of the Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles received a gold ring from Worthy President Nordhill Nauges on behalf of the aerie after last night’s installation of new officers in the aerie rooms. Nauges thanked Fellows for his many years of service as the officers were installed by John Callahan of New Haven, with guests from nearby chapters attending.
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Charles O. Fellows
Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles
Pres
Nordhill Nauges
Aerie
Pres. Nauges
Fellows
John Callahan
New Haven
Three Trees Planted At Tuttle School Grounds
Three trees a pair of maples and a beech were planted on the Tuttle school grounds through the Special Projects committee of the Naugatuck Woman’s Club led by Mrs. John J. Carr and Mrs. Marshall Lang. The gift from Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bowman replaces diseased elms near Church Street. Superintendent Barold E. Chittenden noted seven elms removed due to Dutch elm disease and urged diverse replacements like maple, beech or oak. He plans more replacements this fall.
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Tuttle School
Naugatuck
Il_ payn
John J. Carr
Marshall Lang
Barold EH. Chittenden
Howard
Wold
Chittenden
Tuttle
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