Sugar Now Available for Canning Purposes
Martin T. Gyon of the Rationing Board of Naugibud announces sugar for canning. Applications will be heard at the Wattla alah school on Spebt Chavah street during evening hours Mondays to Wednesdays and Thursday and Friday evenings. Residents must state the number of quarts of food they plan to can and bring ration hooks to record the Ren Tenn number.
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Martin T. Gyon
Ehahinin
Rationing Board of
Naugibud
Twat Todligy
Heuce
Epi Piaposas Ab
Wattla Alah
Spebt Chavah Street
Duarine
Humber
Refugee Ship Arrives in Jersey City From War Zone
A vessel carrying refugees from the war zone reached the United States today. The Swedish American Hoenfinelpgtoelin aceived tadey train Gothenburg Sweden carried 99 American and Swedish passengers. Arrivals were greeted by 50 Red Cross nurses and three ambulances near the port of Jersey City.
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Jersey City
No Oh
United States
Gothenburg
Sweden
Naugatuck Patrolmen Named for Special Duty
Deputy patroliemen to be named by the Naugatuck Fish and Game Protective Association at Borough Court tomorrow at 8 o clock. The officers will serve for one year and be trained by the State Board of Fisheries under State Warden Hunter. They will patrol Colton Hollow Prospect Street and Hop Brook areas along with the association’s hunting grounds and arrest violators of state fish and game laws. President Fred Baker cites conservation efforts and fasting plans for Camaswell on the Housatonic next Sunday amid high water conditions.
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Dewey
State Board of
Msherles
Gie
Hunter
Colton Hollow
Prospect Street
Hop Brook
Ie Association
Fred Baker
Naugatuck Group
Camswell
Housatonie
Housatonic
Chinese push in Chuhsien cost Japanese heavy toll
Chungking dispatch says Chinese forces paid stiff price as they defend Chuhsien, the eastern province key city. Another 7000 Japanese killed or wounded. Chinese casualties rise, with total toll reaching about 20,000 while the town remains under Chinese control.
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Chungking
Chuhsien
China
Turbulent Sinks Five Axis Ships in Mediterranean Action
British submarine Turbulent damaged Axis supply routes in the Content Mediterranean. It sank five ships including a destroyer, wiped out a convoy of two large supply ships and two destroyers, with one destroyer escaping. A second convoy lost a large supply ship and a small merchant ship laden with explosives.
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London
Turbulent
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Upbulent
Rubber coordinator predicts surge in synthetic rubber
Washington June 9 United Press Arthur Newhall WPB rubber coordinator told a Senate subcommittee that American plants may produce over 800000 tons of synthetic rubber next year, but none will be available for pleasure cars. Production is seen rising 1000 percent, yet all rubber will be needed by the armed forces.
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Washington
Arthne Newhall
WPB
Senate
Preparing Its People By United Press Japan
The Japanese press begins warning of possible losses after Midway. Asahi cites a unnamed admiral saying the people must endure setbacks as well as victories, with Axis radio reports noting a potential war weariness.
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United Press
Japan
Midway Island
Asahi
Actress Weds After Broadway Show Elopement
New York June 9. Actress Pegey Knudsen, 19, eloped with Adrian Samish, 83, a radio executive, after the Broadway hit My Sister Helen. Knudsen’s mother from Duluth Minnesota opposed the marriage citing her daughter’s youth.
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New York
Pegey Knudsen
Hileen
Adrian Samish
Night games banned in New Jersey baseball league
The Jersey City and Newark clubs of the International league will not play night games for the duration after tomorrow. An army dimout order makes night ball taboo across much of the state. The Newark Montreal game in Newark tonight will be the last arclight contest in the New York area. Mazda engagements at the Polo Grounds and Dodgers Mickely Meld have been banned.
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Frenton
N. J
Jersey City
Newark
International League
New York Arena
Mazda
New York Giants
Polo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rationing of Gasoline May Not Be Extended
Washington reports possible nonextension of nationwide gasoline rationing as war demands rise. Roosevelt seeks voluntary rubber and transportation rationing with scrap rubber appeals. Senate approves minimum pay rise for service members and families. civilian shortages expected for canned goods and clothing amid overall war production.
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Washington
Dune
Warble
America
Senate
Aso
House
Roosevelt
Aus
Tires Tubes and Rebuilt Tires Issued by Board
The local Rationing Board issued certificates for purchase of new tires and recapped or retreaded tires and related services through May 29, 1942. It lists numerous recipients and quantities including recaps, retreads, and tubes for individuals and businesses such as United States Post Office, Naugatuck Chemical Co, George Wieglesworth & Son, Hubbell's Service Station, and others with varying counts of new tires, recaps, and tubes.
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Tolows
Hirry-Sawczuk
N. G
Matthaw J. Maraulle
Richard Tl. Gooney
George
Naugatuck Chemical
Rose Wijzabeth
Takalos
Welsferd's
Glavk
Hubbell
Prank
Howard Waite
Damesia
Tru
V. Voorhees
Q.y
Edward Je Kosowles
Edward
JT Nolda
Franklin
Behman
Tittole Gerald
Nard "Andersons
Emilee
F.voebell
Arrette
Joseph Pyventghae
Lyman Ih -Rodgman, Jr
Warden Brophy Calls All To Honor the Flag
Warden Leo J. Brophy urged all citizens of Naugatuck to observe Ming Day on June 14, sponsored by the Naugatuck Lodge of Elks. The event becomes a community affair this year with Elks marking the day and extending public access to activities. He stressed the observance as vital to every citizen since World War I, noting the significance of the occasion.
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Leo J. Brophy
Naugatuck
Ming
Naugituele Lodge
Lks
Revery Tough
Order of Elks
Serritorions
The
Elks
Lord Halifax criticized by London paper
London dispatch reports the London Daily Telegraph harshly criticizing Lord Halifax for a postwar alms speech. The editorial rebukes his stance as political warfare theory, and questions the British government’s postwar policy. The piece notes Halifax’s remarks at Syracuse University and labels his view as one-sided.
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Lord Halifax
London
Lohdom
Harald
Syracuse Unis
Unis
Lash
Merald
Tralifax
Ingenuity Of U S Soldiery Faces Setback In Australia
A Sydney report notes U S soldiers faced a crackdown on profiteering and smuggling. American troops previously bought cigarettes duty free, then resold to Australians, prompting a ban on selling more than one pack per day and confiscation of excess.
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Sydney
Australia
America
Welfare Department Spent Over Five Thousand in April
Leo Scully, superintendent of the Welfare department of the borough, reported at a welfare board meeting last evening that 5494.03 had been expended by his department during April, the first month of the borough's fiscal year. The borough budget provides 40000 for the expense of maintaining the department.
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Leo Scully
Welfare Board
Budge
Will Upholds Bequest Of Seven Year Old Virginia Dolan
Boston probate court weighs a will involving seven year old Virginia Dolan. The late Louis Dolan left the girl to be raised by former nurse Mrs Paris Forman of Bronxville New York. Judge rules against Mrs Bunond and settles guardianship between Virginia and another claimant.
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Boston
Virginia Do
Louis Dolan
Virginia
Paris
Auto Tax Stamps Require June Purchase in Waterbury
Gabriel Price of the Internal Revenue office in Waterbury announced that $5 auto use tax stamps for the fiscal year starting July 4, 1942, go on sale June 30 at the Naugatuck office. Stamps must be bought in June and affixed by July 4, with serial numbers and car details recorded on the back. The Office of Price Administration requires the stamp number to be shown when obtaining gas, else no gas is issued.
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Gabriel Price
Vane
Internal Revenue Office
Waterbury
Naugatuck Gosh
Commissioner’ S of Internal Revenue
Office ‘of Price Administration
Man pleads innocent to manslaughter charge
Providence dispatch reports Anthony Bisesi pleads innocent to manslaughter and gun assault charges. Held on 3500 dollar bail for a hearing after claiming a pistol misfire caused a friend Joseph Galuppo’s death during a party last night.
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Providence
Anthony
Bisesi
Bisesia
Joseph Galuppo
Middletown men charged with aiding two hospital escapees
Two Middletown men, Robert Wy Teck and Theodore Kovaleski, are held by state police on charges of aiding the escape of two Norwich State Hospital inmates. The inmates, George Leon of Middletown and Joseph Kamkowski of Groton, overpowered staff, seized a revolver, and fled. They were recaptured hours later and returned to the state prison at Connecticut Valley after examination by alienists.
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Middletown
Norwich, State Hospital
Robert
Wy Teck
Theodore Kovaleski
George
Leon
Joseph Kamlkowski
Gromwell
Kammkowski
Wethersfield
Marine killed in auto crash near Wallingford
June 91 UP two automobile drivers are held in connection with the death of a United States marine. Marine James Van Tasser was a passenger in a car near operated by Paul A Donarama of New Britain when it collided with a car driven by Roy B Martin of Ritchburg Mass. Both drivers are held on a technical license pending investigation.
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Wallingford
United States
Occision
James van Tasser
Paul A
Donarama
New Britain
Roy B. Martin
Young Men Leave Tomorrow for Flying Field
Ralph S. Pasho announces that 200 men from the Boston area will depart for Army aviation cadet training at Maxwell Field Alabama. They join 39 cadets who left Boston June 6. Ages 18 to 27 pass medicals and will train eight months earning about 872 monthly, plus meals lodging and $10 000 life insurance. Upon completion they become second lieutenants with 245 060 monthly pay.
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Ralph S. Pasho
Naugatuck Committee For
Sherman Miles
First Corps
Boston
Maxwell Wield
Alabama
Delaween
Lost more men than conquered in May war reports
New York June 2 UP The Thule Inns admit they lost more men during May in the lands they're supposed to have conquered than in the regions where they are still fighting The Rome radio reports 475 Italians killed and 783 wounded in Yugoslavia and Greece in May Buba lists Russian casualties at 79 killed 245 wounded and Libya at 109 killed 417 wounded
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New York
Thule Inns
Rome Radio
Jugoslavia
Greece
Buba
Russia
Libya
Fire halts $10,000 production at Greenfield foundry
Greenfield Massachusetts June 29 A ten thousand dollar fire at the Noyes foundry interrupted war production. The blaze likely started from sparks. The foundry employs 35 workers who are now repairing the plant to resume Lat production as soon as possible.
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Greenfield
Mass
Rhode Island Plans Statewide Power Outage Tonight
A surprise statewide blackout is planned in Rhode Island affecting about 39 cities and towns with roughly 800000 residents between tonight and Friday. The order covers the entire state and is described as an iM surprise.
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Rhode Island
Eye Witness Tells Part American Planes In Battle
Eye witness account from Houston Texas airman Enslin George HH Jr reveals American planes played a crucial role in the Pacific battle. He says three Japanese aircraft carriers including the Kaga and Akagi were set ablaze by naval dive bombers and torpedo planes. Gay launched a torpedo at a carrier before his plane was shot down. two crew members were killed and he was wounded. Continued on page two.
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Pacific
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Plabes
Enslin George HH. “Gay, Jr
Houston
Texas
Japan
Gay
Pratt
Sheriff Slavin to Speak at Naugatuck Rotary Noon Meeting
New Haven County Sheriff Edward Slavin will address the Naugatuck Rotary Club at Sullivan's Inn Cotton Hollow tomorrow noon. His talk titled Thinking Out Loud will cover his Wiret Offender program, a youth-focused initiative he sponsors. The club reports strong May attendance averaging 92.22 percent with thirty members at 100 percent.
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Edward
Slavin
New Haven
Sullivan's Inn
Cotton Hollow
Connecticut
Naugatuck Club
Naugatuck Ttelary
Clothing rationing begins in Eire with coupons
Duplin June 9 UP The men and women who wear the green must have a ration card from now on Ireland has started rationing clothing except hats and shoes Each person will receive 62 coupons for buying clothing between now and next May Also good news for the people of Eire Dread and flour rationing is over, says Minister of Supplies Lemass
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Duplin
Ireland
Hare
Bire
Lemiass
Jover
Brenda Kelly Gains Major Fortune in Headlines
New York June 9 UP Brenda Diana Duff Frazier Kelly known as the original Glamour girl reaches majority and inherits a fortune of 3.5 million dollars in cash securities and two and one half million dollars in trusts. The large estate includes a potential one million dollar prize and significant assets headed to Brenda Kelly as she comes of age.
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New York
Brenda
Brenda Diana Duff Frazier Kelly
Mrs. Kelly -Cillies
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Rubber Cordinator
Hamburg
Brophy
U.S
Welfare Dept
MacArthur
AKL AL Ostling Carl
Ay Ostting
Jasheen
United States Rubber
Marine
Raf
Sheriff Slavin
Eire
Brenda Kelly
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