98.2 Percent Of Property Taxes Collected In Borough
The annual report shows 98.2 percent of property taxes collected by July 1 to December 31, 1947, with total taxes committed to the borough treasurer near 9696,701.46. Delinquent and outstanding balances were reduced from 3,704.22 to 20,823.24, and various tax adjustments and exemptions are detailed including old age, wartime, and other deductions.
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Knuyt, Wvaratt and
Curne Delo
Sunitary Seoworn
Board of Warden and
Burgonnod
Xanltary
Umhohy
Selth Thane Ranponal
Amanta
Former WAC member dies in freak auto crash
Mildred Curtion, 24, a former Woman's Army Corps member, was killed when an automobile swerved to miss an animal crossing a highway. She was thrown against a door, fell to the pavement, and died from a head injury.
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Wort Haven
Jung Steevup
Woman's Army Corps
Mildred Curtion
Anutomobile
Alahway
Honorary Nugree Awarded at Yale for Cambridge Link
Yale named Saymour an honorary doctor of letters while he studies at Cambridge years ago. He planned to attend activities in New Haven next year as the award is conferred. The article notes Saymour’s travels in England and his ties to the alma mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale Provident
Chari Saymour
Cambridge University
Englant Do
Ana Boon
Lottern Dogrow
Saymour
England
Ative
Yale University
Lamont Moore
Bloare la
National Galetary
Washington
Floods and political moves flood multiple cities
Portland reports a new dike break flooding six miles of homes and threatening Reynolds Aluminum while Richland braces for more floods as President Truman plans a visit. A Danish ship sinks after hitting a mine with 275 rescued. Washington gears to speed up the 10 through 25 draft bill with limited debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Reynolds Aluminum
Copenhagen
Mie
Juthind
Bo Tavern
Vestal
Washington
House
Martin
Naugatuck Junior Chamber elects officers and plans
Sherman Brown and L. Ellsworth Neary led the nominating at the second organizational meeting in Pythian hall. Others named for posts included Dr. George DuBois and Lingenheld, with final elections set for June 17. Guests from the Naugatuck Chamber and state junior chamber spoke on aims and functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Brown
L. Ellsworth Neary
Naugatuck
George Dowling
Joseph Fitzgerald
Clarence Sigler
Donald Kirk
Herbert Seatlin
Daniel Sweenay
Pythian Hall
Neary
Dr. DuBois
Lingenheld
C. L. Byannon
H. G. Enzanjian
A. M. Culver
M. P. Engelstad
Mr. Truelove
Sweeney
Alien
Mr. Brown
George E. Dowling, Jr
Franklin J. Hubbell
John H. Talbot
David L. Williams
Davids
Dur Bois
Mr. Neary
Clark
Ludolph
James Nies
Louis Doherty
Scullin
Democratic Convention Opens Tonight To Name Delegates
The Democratic state convention opens tonight at Buahnall Memorial with Senator Reett W. Lucas delivering the keynote. Delegates will be chosen for the Philadelphia national convention, with a possible push to commit to Truman or Douglas. The event also selects nine national committeemen and nominates local leaders and town officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartfore Jung
Buahnall Memorial
Illinois
Reett W.W. Lucas Ag
Philadelphia
Jonn M. Butley
Truman
Supreme Cour
William O Douglas
Wauernburg
Thomas J. Dodd
J. Francis Culien
Daniel J. Callahan
Barola Mutha
William Rado
George Fronhlich
Andrew O'Toole
George Fellows
Cresilo
Klimanzawuki
Louis Comiskey Wind
Caetmir Galuskh
Rede
Beacon
Fallsi
Selcetman
Frank Semplenski
Ciara O'Sher
Walter Murolf
Ing Frank Wood
Matthew Zeully
Phila
Delphia
Naugatuck
Badd
Chester Bowles
OPA
Iten
Atate
Bedcon Falls
Pedestrian Killed In Two Car Crash
A 61 year old New Haven woman Frances Bozimuski was killed in a Milford Turnpike collision as she walked along the highway. Both drivers were detained for the coroner’s investigation in West Haven.
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West Haven
Milford
Frances. Bozimuski
New Haven
Bagimuski
Board Approves Supervising Principals Plan for Local Schools
At the monthly meeting Superintendent Harold E. Chittenden led the board in voting for supervising principals in Prospect Street Hop Brook and Central Avenue schools to receive half time relief from teaching duties starting next September. Rubber Avenue principal to receive 26 to 30 percent salary for about a day and a half weekly. Days and Miller also to receive half time relief for music and driving instruction classes. A budgeted school staff increase is approved to support the new system next year, with further adjustments the following year. Delegation from Wooster Street and Maple Hill Road residents thanked the board for Maple Hill road school bus service trial and asked for permanent repairs and service before winter. Recreation Field report noted poor condition after boxing show with damages from earlier wear. no damage found from the recent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Chittenden
Board of Education
Prospect Street
Hop Brook
Central Avenue
Rubber Avenue
Jesse F
Edwin ©. Miller
Gohgo
Chitterden
J. ‘Nelson Judy
Clifford Owens
W. D. Thomipacn
Louis Kosko, Jr
Adam Rackzkowak
Wooster Street
Maple Hill Road
Chittenden
Owens
Harry. L. Carter
Pean
Five Playgrounds To Open June 21 For Nine Weeks
The board of education voted to open five local playgrounds on June 22 and close them August 27, extending the summer schedule by two weeks from last year. The week of July 4 to 10 will be excluded due to factory closings reducing attendance. Supervisors named include Alex Krayeske, Mary Reilly, Edward Merlano, and Mary Jane Mann with assistants. A $25,000 allocation from the Warden’s Reserve Fund will fund playground development and bleacher seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Yaaterday
Ilig
Recreation
Bield
Alex Krayeske
Vin Healy
Central Avenue
Mary Reilly
4Iop Brook
Edward Merlano
Lillian Quirke
Salem
Mary Jane Mann
Daniel Fitzgerald
Hopkins
Scott
Street
Thomas Leary
Chittenden
Cenal
Wales
Harry
Carter
Tha ‘Torough
Hospital Bulletins and Local Notices From Waterbury Area
Continued hospital bulletins report George Lambart of Golden Land in surgical condition at St Marys Waterbury and Mrs Garrett Joyce of 75 Nixon Avenue as a medical patient at St Marys Waterbury. Chester W Plelesza of 59 Spring Street, a World War II Marine veteran, is a surgical patient at Iron Veteran Hospital. Chrome Pinailex and white 68 50 are listed in the merchandise section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lambart
Golden Land
Pat
St.’ Mary's
Waterbury
Wee
Garrett
Joyce
Nixon Avenue
St. Mary's: Hospital
Chester W.plelesza
Spring Street
World
Iton Vetergnn Hospital
DAV Holds 27th Annual Convention in New Haven
The Disabled American Veterans convenes its 27th annual meeting in New Haven starting June 11. The event runs through Sunday with a dinner for past commanders tonight and United States Senator Brien McMahon as principal speaker at Sunday's closing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Connecticut Department, Disabled American Veterans
United States
Brien McMahon
Lewis Convenes Trustees Over Miners Pension Funds
Washington headliner indicates John L Lewis calls a sudden 4 p.m. EDT meeting of the mine workers welfare and pension fund trustees. Sources say the move aims to place the miners pension fund into immediate separation and action following a parley with soft coal producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L Lewis
Mine- Workers, Welfare and Pension Fund
Lewis
Central Ave Cafeteria Ransacked by Vandalism
Police report the Central Avenue School cafeteria was broken into on Wednesday night. Stations indicate food and cooking supplies were scattered and walls damaged likely by youths. Patrolman Hanley investigated. no arrests announced by Police Chief Gormley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenro} Avenue School
Ogee
Tela
Johan Hanley
John J. Gormiey
European Allies Face Confidence Test Over US Ad Policy
Washington secretary of state Marshall warns that European nations opposing Russia may lose confidence in the United States if Congress cuts European aid. He argues ongoing support strengthens transatlantic ties and counters Moscow influence amid shifting global priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
Russia
United States
Congress
Chittenden Reports School Oil Coal Supplies Bought
The May monthly report from Superintendent Harold K. Chittenden shows $93 244.09 spent of a 450 000 budget to date leaving 356 755.91 for the year. Fuel appropriation of 15 000 shows 10 586.22 spent in first two months with coal orders and storage limits noted. Twenty four teachers were absent for 61 1 2 days, five substitutes were used, and work pagers issued. details of student employment and transfers are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold KE. Chittenden
Hboard of
Bhased
An Mudh Oll Ax
Evelyn Pearson
Marie Daly
Marjorie Baxot
Nostra’ Daume
Esther Driscon
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WAC
United Prema
Richland
Colorabia
Wextinghouse Electric Corporation
Dewhy
Charlotte
Dewey
New Yorke
South
Virginian
North Carolina
Flartford
Conn
Mortales
Detroit
Kulger-Frager Corporation
Fackird Motor Company
Bill Washington
Abdullah
United Press
Palestine
Trans- Jordan
Israel
David Ben Gurion
Lake Suceagy
U. N
Saint Bernadette
Holy Land
Bernadotte
Andrei Gromyko
Ruzaiews
Security Council
Tells Press. of
United Natong
Trygve Lio
Hop Brock School
Jo Nelson Judy
Tuttle School
Marguerita Sungo
Dolores Blgort
Helen Purkoski
Florance Donaher
Toanne Migone
Joyen Webster
Nancy Sasso
Mary Ann Hlukis
Dorothy Lukatos
Eleanor Struzsinski
Mary Stokes
Irene Sikoraki
Ralph Graben
John Mikalchus
Richard Sunbury
Richard Pruchnicki
Frank Bigert
Patrick Mollane
Ronald Pullacoziteh
David’ ‘Welch
Cheplick
John Czaplicki
Board of Educationdn
Tmittes
Dyaern Hoorn
Brice Mreet
Adv
American Federation of Labor
Wilam Green
Senate
House Labor-Management Relations Committee
Warkington
Gore
DAV
Lewis Parley
Central Ave
Aks Jiatm
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