Prize Essay Links Democracy to World Peace
A prize essay argues that human rights rest on democracy and that world peace requires a global democratic order. It emphasizes individual worth, educational aims in democracy, and the need for united effort across nations to uphold liberty and equal rights amid ongoing tensions and calls for international cooperation.
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Ovary Department of Life
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Ovary
America
Echoe
Patterson Releases Letter Sent Warden On RFC Matter
Congressman James T. Patterson releases his letter to Warden Harry L. Carter about Public Law 648 and municipal taxation of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation synthetic division property in the borough of Naugatuck Connecticut. The letter argues retroactivity and taxation under state law may allow the borough to claim about 36000 in tax revenue, with potential retroactive taxes similar in amount. Wardens and local officials seek clarity on the matter.
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James T. Patterson
Harry L. Carter
U.S. Rubber Co
Jay Ratonatracetion Finance Corp
Congresaman States
Truman
Navalia
Patterson
Tha Borouga
Herough Atty
Joseph MW
Talbot
Carter Dak
Trewarden
Tibet Vary Avon
Patternon
Harry
Carter Borough
Naugatuck Town Hall
Naugatuex
Conn
Vandenberg to press Senate on Marshall Plan funds
Senate Appropriations Committee faced urgent rebuke from Vandenberg for House cuts to the European recovery program. He warned that removing funds would wreck American foreign policy unless the Senate restores support.
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Woshligiou
Sollels
Vandenberg
Houas
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Enlisted Men Promote In Company F First Sergeant Rank
Thirteen enlisted men of Co. F 102nd Infantry Connecticut National Guard receive promotions per John F. Enamait, company first sergeant. Ten rise from private to private first class, including Henry Ackerman Jr and others. two advance to technician 11th grade, Edward Benson and Ralph Havens. one to technician fourth grade, Luena Eastweed. Effective June 7.
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Co. F. 102Nd Infantry
Connecticut National Guard
John FE. Enamait
Henry O. Ackerman, Jr
Kenneth L. Ardry
Chester B. Polakowaki
Francia E. Strudinsler
Thomas F. Welch
Thoman R. Anderson
Edmond A. Qlaon
Frank J. Sobireski
Burton J. Sunbury
Eugene S. Witkoakl
Edward J. Benson
Ralph FE. Havens
Luena L. Eastweed
Mrs John F Tucker Taken By Death In Waterbury Hospital
Christina Pfeffer Tucker 83 wife of John F Tucker of Golden Place died this morning at Waterbury hospital. Born in Brooklyn she had lived in the borough 25 years. She leaves husband a daughter Mrs Edward Sthore a son Albert J Tucker four sisters and two grandchildren all of Naugatuck. Funeral Friday from Buckminer Funeral Home to St Francis Church with high mass at 10:30. Interment in St James Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7-10 and tomorrow 2-10. Washington Republican Leader Halleck says House will finish Measures this coming week.
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Christina (Pfeffer) Tucker
John F. Tucker
Golden Place
Waterbury Hospital
Brooklyn
Ben
Edward Sthore
Alber J. Tucker
Charles Kohn
Naugatuck
Buckminer
Park Place
St. Francis' Church
St. James’ Cemetery
Tucker
Christinaeseilery
Waterbury
Buckmiller
St.” Francis’ S Hursh
St. James' Cemetery
Friends
Tomor
Palestine Truce Terms Accepted As War Halts Briefly
United Press dispatch reports a ceasefire in Palestine to take effect at 2 a.m. Friday as Arab League states and likely Israel accept Count Bernadotte’s truce plan. Weizmann and a U.N. official voice support. the halt aims to prevent military gains for one month while the United Nations oversees distributions and troop limits. Egypt air raids on Tel Aviv cause minor damage with no casualties, while Jerusalem remains cut off.
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Palestine
Cairo
Arab League
Bernadette
Israel
U.N
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Tsrad Hoe
Paris
Chaim Weizmann
Jerusalem
Soreel
Red Cross
Bernadotte
United States
Belgium
France
Tel Aviv
Jerusslam
Damascue Gate
Rubber Negotiations Reported Mixed at Philly Talks
Reports from Philadelphia cite failed talks at the Park Central hotel as causing rumors of a breakdown in rubber industry negotiations involving Good rich Rubber Co and the United Rubber Workers CIO. Local 45 president George Froehlich says discussions progressed, with long sessions and resumed after a weekend break, as both sides work on a company-wide contract due to expire July 1. The union seeks a 30 cent raise with part cash and part benefits, and Akron local plans strike votes for June with possible walkout in July.
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Philadelphia
Lakely
U.S." Rubber Co
George Froehlich
Joe
Foulweary
New York
Park Central
Rita Bartolomucci
Pres. Froehlich
Akron
Ohio
Gondrich Union
Wietrike Voto
Deaths and funeral notices from Waterbury area 1948
Obituaries list Hanfe Georgia Albert Christinaeily Tucker and Passeck Margaret Dermondy of Waterbury area. Funeral services are at Alderson Buckmiller and Byueismilier funeral homes with 7 to 10 PM calls tonight and 2 to 10 PM tomorrow. Burials at St James cemetery.
Salem school eighth grade class members listed for diploma event
The combined Salem School eighth graders are named in rows with students including George Follett Ronald Greie John Miller Charles O Donnell Robert Rockhly Donald Fairchild and many others. The committee will award diplomas next Monday during a joint public schools exercise at the Tuttle school lawn with Montanari Photography credited.
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Salem School
George Follett
Ronald Greie
John Miller
Charles O' Donnell
Robert Rockhly
Donald Fairchild
Frank Russett
Puomas Darmody
Barry ‘Robinson
Secon
June Layer
Alberta Wells
Lorraine Swaannon
Janet Petrucelli
Barbara Steale
Shirley Tuckey
Leona Dunlap
Marcia Baxter
Virginia Risidant
Carol Tabet
Vera’ Johnson
Bybara
Painter
Dorothy Barker
7Eanor ‘Stevenson
Clara Behrendt
Judy Norwash
Jacqueline Hobbell
Elise Péterson
Barbara Umlnus
Darlene Neldon
Jean Borzing
Shirley Miller
Leona Keka
Barbara Bradshaw
Barbara Hayes
Emily Potter
Pate Tela White
Charlotte Wood
Frances’ Dates
Lorraine Wood
Aide
Wilma
Newsimn
Pearl Browere
William , Gerner
Henry Yack
Robert Ekberg
John Anderson
James McCann
Raymond Churchill
Robert Andrew
Roy Torbert
Frank Ashford
Russel Bristol
Charles Mann
Stanton ‘Glover
Alan
Peterson
Howard Wood
Donald Cannapert
Top x
Robert Woodfield
Gine” Volta
Bernard “Garrick
Chandler Fulton
John Horn
Raymond Hanley
Jerry Summa
Jan Riley
Dominicci
Laurenzio
Roy Woodin
Robert Shaffer
Edwin Claasey
Coleman Deegan Named Grand Knight of Ojeda Council
Coleman Deegan named grand knight of Ojeda Council Knights of Columbus at last night’s elections in csunch rooms. Officers elected include deputy grand knight Anthony Chuili, senior dan cers James McKenna, registrar William Evana, financial secretary Albert Benz, treasurer John Fitegérald, advocate John i, warden William Jankow, inside guard Gerald Megham, outside guard Benjamin Olechnowich, and trustee George W.W. Carroll. After a brief meeting, a 30 minute social with refreshments followed. Deegan will announce fees for the coming year soon.
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Csunch
Deegan
Hig
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James McKenna
Wiliam ‘Evana
Albert,Benz
John Fitegérald
John i Advocate
William Jankowwarden
Gerald Megham
In‘sida
Benjamin Olechnowich
Outeide
George W.W. Carroll
Kirby, Mrs. Proulx Reelected In 17th
In Beacon Falls Town Hall the 17th Senate District caucus reelected incumbent Edward Kirby of Derby to the Democratic ticket after a brief floor challenge by Joseph O Rourke of Seymour. Agnes Proulx of Middlebury was reelected state central committeewoman, with O Rourke withdrawing after pledging support. Delegates from Ansonia Derby Seymour Beacon Falls Middlebury Southbury and Oxford named Walter Muroff as caucus permanent chairman. Several town officials were named to committees and four delegates to the state convention were chosen: Frank Semplenski Mrs O Shea Mr Muroff and Frank Wood. Graduation party planned for Center school tomorrow evening. Mary Ann Rung, daughter of the Rung family, will remain in Beacon Falls after visiting Syracuse University. Marlon Lennon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lennon, is hospitalized at St Marys Hospital after an appendectomy.
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Beacon’ Falls
Edward Kirby
Derby
Joseph O'Rourke
Seymour
Kirby
Agnes Proulx
Middlebury
O'Rourke
Ansonia Derby
Beacon
Falls
Southbury
Oxford
Walter
Muroff
Falla
Democratic Town Committee
Abraham Savelwitz
Ansonia
Thomas Neligan
John Dempsey
Frank Semplenski
Beacon. Falls
Jules
William Callaghan
Clara
O'Shea State
Beacon Falls
Semplenski
Hartford
Sempienski
O'Shea
Frank Wood
Ten entries filed for Y's Men's Coasting Derby
Samuel Heckler of the Naugatuck Y's Men's Club announced ten entries for the Y's Men's Coasting Derby at a YMCA meeting. Listed entrants include Gino Voda Carlton Blomberg Barrie Robinson John Komocki Lennart Peterson Henry Yacek Robert Ekberg Alan Hermonat Ronald Kirkendall and Roy Woodin. Committee chairs for the year were named with W B Kirken Daly emblems and Ellen Abramson noted among recreation leaders.
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Samuel Heckler
Naugatuck Y
YMCA
Gino Voda
New Haven Road
Carlton Blomberg
Onborn Road
Barrie Robinson
Clift Street
John Komocki
Andrew's Mountain Road
Lennart Peterson
Park Avenue
Henry Yacek
Cherry Street
Robert Ekberg
Melbourne Street
Alan Hermonat
Highland Avenue
Ronald Kirkendall
Beebe Street
Roy Woodin
New Street
Heckler
Hillside Avenue
Dibble Preaides
Lewis A. Dibble, Jr
Walter Harris
Arthur Young
James Reynolds
Lyman Hodgman
John Mont
Bruce Fisher
Donald Brubaker
Edward Muller
W. B. Kirken
Daly
Wesley Cos
Ellen Abramson
Brubaker
George Hant Dies in Beacon Falls
George Albert Hant 53 died last evening at the home of his daughter Mrs Upright in Beacon Falls Born July 3 1834 he was the son of the late Gorge A and Erne tine Hant Survived by his wife Mrs Meade A Sameran Hant his daughter Mrs Upright a granddaughter Gail Upright a brother Walter Derry N Hs two sisters Frieda Hanf and Mrs Harry Korndeerfer Rochester N Y Private funeral services will be held Friday at Alderson Funeral Home 201 Meadow Street
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Mra
Kenneth C. Upright
Highland Avenue
Beacon Falls
G Gorge A
Erne Tine Hant
Meade A. (Sameran) Hant
Upright
Gail Upright
Bescon Falls
Walter
Derry
Frieda Hanf
Harry Korndeerfer
Rochester
Alderson Funeral Home
Meadow Street
Mrs Passeck Dies At 65 After Long Illness
Margaret Dermody Passeck 65 of 776 Rubber Avenue widow of Paul Praseck died last night at Bagley Convalescent Home Waterbury after a lengthy illness Born December 14 1882 in Naugatuck she lived there all her life and was active in Catholic Women and other local groups Surviving are her son William A Passeck of Naugatuck two daughters Mrs Elizabeth Jones of Naugatuck and Miss Loretta Dermody of Waterbury three grandchildren two nieces and one nephew Funeral services will be held Friday at Buckmilley Funeral Home with a requiem mass at St Francis Church Burial will be in St Friends Call at the funeral home tonight 7 to 10 and tomorrow 2 to 10.
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Dermody) Passeck
Rubber Avenue
Paul Praseck
Bagley
Waterbury
Naugatuck
Connecticut
Ladies’ Anciary
American Legion Post
William A
Hileabeth Jones
Mixx Loretta Dermody
Latera Meriness
Buckmilley Funeral Home
Park Pet
St. Francis’ Church
Rain Will Not Stop Bout Weatherman
Weatherman forecasts clouds and cool temperatures with some rain this afternoon in the New York area. Rain is expected to stop before the middleweight title bout between Rocky Graziano and Tony Zale at Ruppert Stadium in Newark tonight.
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Newark
Tony Zale
Rocky Graelano
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Graziano
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Tony Zule
Hospital Bulletin for Stanley Lavinaki Patient at Rocky Hill
Stanley Lavinaki, 32, a World War I veteran, is a medical patient at Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital, where he was admitted yesterday.
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Carro
Vetersh
Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital
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