Rubber Union Seeks 25 Cent Hourly Raise at August Conference
The United Rubber, Cork, Linen, and Footwear Workers union announces wage demands for an extra 3 cents per hour, a 100 monthly pension, and other security benefits at the August national conference in New York. Leaders from the International Association and local unions will attend, with reports from Washington and representatives from company offices in New York, Providence, Detroit, and Akron.
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Rubber Union
N. Y
New York City
United Stated Rubber Co
George Fronhiteh
Leen
United Tuuber
Cork
Lienoouny
Funatic
Str
Kronniieh
Loonl Footwrar
Nasioth Division
Waterngton
International
Foley
Union
Water Street
Whahington
M. Cushing
Induntria
Rotart Lowell
Faroolia
New York
Rosanr Donnelly
Providence
Ohn Denen
Detroit
Uniana
Froehlich Ware
Bachaet
Dawnon
Akron
Apocint
Joseph Smith
Pananio
Donald Landbrook
Docroit
State May Purchase Laurel Lodge for Ant atnte Park
The Connecticut State Park Commission plans to purchase Laurel Lodge tract on New Street in Tosa New Haven area for Ant atnte park development. Officials cite a $40,000 gift from Carrington estate and approximately $46,000 from national funds to support entuingt up and maintenance at Wowtata park, with survey work ongoing and one parcel slated for purchase after survey.
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New Stiven Tosa
Laurnl Lodge
Joseph Ftowman
New Haven
Connecticut
Antatnte
Bowman
Leon
Bern
Xureey Teana
Hn Carrington
Nansenttiet
Natnait
Wylde
Naugatuck Farms
Korstor
Mrs Malcolm Wilson Installed President at Hon Grnak School
Mrs Malcolm Wilson was installed as president of the Hon Grnak schont Parent-Teacher association at a Wednesday evening meeting in the school. Other officers named include Michael J Stoke as first vice president and Men John Mike Llehus as second vice president. The slate also listed Mrs Frobert Lehman treasurer, Mrs Harry Steooter recording secretary, Mrs Theodora Voyde corresponding secretary, and Mrs Theme as Hanlon historian. The eighth grade graduating class plans were announced for Saturday at Lake Queenpauy, Cara leaving the school at 1 am. A program of exhibits will be conducted by Prits Kiambi with rides on Amusement and prizes for attendees.
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Grnak Schont
Taachar
Malgelm Wilson
Michael J. Stoke Firet
John Mikellehus
Vicr
Frobert Lehman
Trenamar
Harry Steooter
Andyetary
Theodora Voyde
Hanlon
Lake @uaeenpauy
Cara
Prits Kiambi
Ties
Tor
Amunamenth
Aim
Open Bids Tomorrow On New Schools Plan
Contractors invited to bid on school construction in the borough with plans and specifications available. The procurement committee will review bids and may award contracts to the lowest responsive bidder, with the board cautioned against bribes or favoritism.
Traditional Class Day Exercises On The Tuttle Lawn
Traditional Class Day exercises were held on the Tuttle Lawn with Joseph Carmsey welcoming relatives and the fiancé of the dean. A reading of an Elizabethan poem followed by songs skits and the crowning of the class valedictorian marked the ceremony before faculty and many underclassmen.
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Tuttle Lawn
Naugatuck
Marie Law
School Lawn
Joseph Carmsey
Elisa
Tory Habelnin
Cli Boty
Clarlan Swan
Orion
Steve Owen
Firlar
Adeledan
Beacon Falls Gas Station Entered
A break in a Beacon Falls gas station owned by Ertkoski Brothers on Malin Street in Pinesbridge occurred late night or early morning. Thieves entered through a side door and stole cash items including $10 to $12, a battery, flashlights, spark plugs, and beams. Loss discovery time reported around daybreak by Constable Raymond Jones.
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Ertkoski” Brothers
Malin Street
Pinesbridge
Raymond Jones
Boon
Thomas F Burns Dies at 56 in Naugy After Illness
Thomas F Burns a borough resident of 69 Ward Street Naugaatuck died this morning after a long illness. Survived by his wife Mary and four sons and four daughters all of Naugaatuck. Also survived by a sister in Newfoundland and 13 grandchildren. Funeral from his late home Saturday to St Francis Church with burial at St James Cemetery.
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Thomas F. Burns
Ward Streat
Naugatuck
Mary
Hxland) Burns
Tings
Thomas
Feanels
Robert
Joseph Achalek
Glendue
Cecilia
Burns Stendler
Urbana
George Olsen
Bloomington
Ind
Charles Bretinan
Naugartuck
Grater
Mary Hagforty
Michael
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Ojeda Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Francis’ Church
St. James
Perry Heads Naugatuck Defense Unit In Emergency Plan
Perry named head of the Naugatuck Civilian Defense unit by Warden Harry L. Carter following Edward Hickey, state police commissioner. Meeting set at State Police Barracks Bethany to discuss national security emergency planning and aircraft warning tents with Sgt. Jesse Faley and Willis B. Homer. Perry, a former Civilian Defense head in World War II, reassures no alarm but stresses immediate planning.
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Comsr
Hickey Harald FR Perry
In. Naugatuck
Harry L. Carter
Edward J. Hickey
Stiate Police
Mergency Planning
Carter
Mr. Perry
Ofslock
Bethany
Naugatuck
Connerlicut
Hickey
Jesse Faley
State Police
Willis BH. Homer
Auule Welfare Department
Seselarr
Lo Ausiai
DeMolay Bowling Team Claims State Championship Title
The Arthur F. Lewis Chapter DeMolay bowling team defeated Valley Chapter Ansonia at Bionest Alleys Derby to win the state championship. They will receive the trophy at the state DeMolay conclave in Bridgeport. Team members include Roger Floyd Carl Magnuson Franklin Hotchkiss Robert Hartwell Arthur Benson and Thomas Johnson with Carl Bovay Kenneth Moeckel Barcld Valentina and Mr Hartwell as delegates and John R. Anderson IX chapter counselor.
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Arthur F. Lewis
Order of DeMolay
Ansonia
Bionest
Derby
Lamorrow
Bridgeport
Roger Floyd
Carl Macgnuson
Franklin Hotchkiss
Robert Hartwell
Arthur Benson
Thomas Johnson
Carl Bovay
Kenneth Moeckel
Valentina
Mr Hartwell
John R. Anderson
Hospital Bulletins For Dennis Scabone And Clifford Teeple
Dennis Sesbone, son of Mr and Mrs Domenic Scabone, of 106 Caen Street, is a tonsillectomy patient at St Marys Hospital. Clifford A Teeple, of 55 Wetticton Avenue, is a 2 medic patient at Waterbury Hospital.
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Dennis Sesbone
Domenic Scabone
Caen Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Clifford A. Teeple
Wetticton Avenue
Waterbury Hospital
Burkle to be ordained tomorrow at Congregational church
An ordination service for Howard Russell Burkle will take place at 8 p.m. at the Congregational church with prelude by Mrs. Charles D. McCreary and a sermon by Rev. Dr. Julian N. Hartt. Attendants include Rev. Dr. John C. Walker and Rev. Willard B. Sower, with Yale Divinity staff and Connecticut church leaders in attendance. The event marks the first local ordination since 1926.
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Tommorrow
Congregational
Howard Russell Burkle
Charistilan
Lae Nangaruelk Valley Associaition
Charles ‘D. McCreary
Bach
Mendelssohn
Bensit
Tord
Albert Ruoserll
Derby
John C. Walker
Waterbury
Wll
Julian N. Hartt
Trofaw
Yale Divinity School
Oxcur L. Locke
Oakville Congregational Church
Willard B. Sower
Ralph L. Woodward
James I. English
Connecticut
Widor
Housing Plan Adopted After Bipartisan Compromise
Hartford reports the General Assembly passed a 95 million housing program with modified demands from Democrats and Republicans. The plan omits Governor Bowles's subsidy provision but authorizes a 65 million bond for low cost rental housing. The measure extends five months of legislative effort and includes an underwritten program for sale and a 45 million 1947 authorization backing municipal needs.
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Hartford
General Assembly
Bowles
Geneeral Assembly
Capitol Flag To Fly From Town Hall On Flag Day
The flag that flown over the capital in Washington will be displayed atop the town hall next Tuesday, Flag Day, announced Warden Harry L. Carter. The display was requested by Congressman James Patterson to emphasize federal and municipal ties and citizen responsibility.
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Washington, D. Ig
Harry L. Carter
James T. Patterson
Aren
Patterson
General Assembly Passes Measure Without Referendum Clause
The General Assembly debated a pension measure for Naugatuck borough workers amid questions over a referendum clause. Warden Carter and lawmakers like Mengacci Talbot and Caine said a referendum provision was included, though some reports from Hartford indicate no such clause. A special session is planned to finish budget work and discuss a $17 million bond issue and $20 million in school and university funding.
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General Assembly
Caine Pension Plano
Carter
Mengacci
Talbot
Warden
Senate
Trade Schoory
University of Connecticut
Ghutstoai
Bowles
Hartford
House
George C. Conway
Connecticut General Assembly
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Repubican
Luzon B. Morila
Bulkeley
Supreme Court
Morgan
Lnter
Chaster
J. Carter
Creamen
Warden Carver
Anid
Doroweh
Joseph EK
Alno
Maron
Attillo R. Prasat Nell
Stafford
Caine
Waterbury
United Press
Memgace
Speqinnoaglon
Biow
Senate panel approves Gordon Gray for Army secretary
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved the nomination of Gordon Gray to serve as Army secretary. Gray, a former Navy aide and political figure, moves toward confirmation before the full Senate.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Gordon Gray
Army
Burns Thomas F Sr of Naugatuck dies at 79
In Naugatuck on June 4 1943 Thomas F Burns Sr of 629 Ward Street died. Funeral Saturday morning from the late residence to St Francis Church with burial at St James Cemetery. Time and other arrangements to be announced. Friends may call after 9 oclock tomorrow afternoon until time of service.
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Burns
Naugatuck
Thomas F. Burns
Ward Street
St. Francis’ Church
St. James
Around The World In Brief Summary
Secret plan for National Defense of China discussed at State Department with Acting Secretary James Webb and urged to present to President Truman. Britain faces worsening strike chaos as thousands of dockworkers remain, trains blocked, and talks fail. Princess Elizabeth’s review of troops disrupted by a horse incident during royal birthday events. Atomic workers in Oak Ridge avert a one-minute strike with a flat eight-cent hourly raise agreed. Hollywood celebrities distance themselves from Communism charges by the House Un-American Activities Committee. Lou Burdens, ex-Communist editor, to testify before Senate panel on subversive aliens. An escaped convict hunger strike advances as authorities capture a 35-year-old inmate in New Martinsville. FBI report signals US awareness of Russian embassy activities. Rep Henry Jackson denounces atomic age investigations as a carnival of confusion.
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Oak Ridge
Tetin
Cirbides and
Carben Chemicn Corporation
School Board To Consider Appointments And Plans
The Nau Ratuck Board of Education will meet this afternoon at 4 o clock in the Tur Ye school building to discuss vacancies in local faculty, summer playgrounds, school closings, next year’s calendar, and repairs to school buildings. Superintendent Harold E. Chittenden says playgrounds open Monday, June 37. Several applications for supervisor positions have been received and may be acted on.
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Sdhool
Templar
Nau- Ratuck Board of Education
Tur- Ye
Harold E. Chittenden
Monany
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