Merchants Oppose One Way Traffic Plan in Borough
William Kelly Whilrman of the Fetall Division reported complaints from borough merchants about a proposed one way traffic plan for South Church and Water streets. The parking committee recommended Water Street for southbound traffic and Church Street for northbound traffic, with a July Borough Board discussion pending. Merchants say the change would worsen parking during rush hours unless new spaces are created, noting the projected cost and eventual need for facilities.
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William Kelly Whilrman
Fetall
Naugatuck Chambers
Commundy
Borough Marchante
Chamberta
South Church
Mombardi
Tha Dlevinion
Thairman Kelly
Trafic
Thair Cara
Flo
Nia
Water Street
Rubber Avenue
Mary L. Carter
Bexi'd
Merchanty
Kelly
Church Atroee
Moor Tees
Auditors Report Highlights Seven Consecutive Years Of Recommendations
Auditors from Tenant Everett Cambria report seven consecutive years of recommendations for the borough including bonding warden and police chief, monthly payroll bank reconciliation, and real property records. Four new suggestions this year push for special purpose funds, sewer tax collection, reorganized accounts, and revised personal and capital fund handling.
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Everett & Cambria, Art, and Public Accountants
Naugatuck High salutes Miss Grainger educator and friend
The Naugatuck News honors Miss Grainger chair of the English department at Naugatuck High School. For over two decades she has counseled coached and guided senior students through problems curricular and personal. Her leadership of the Golden Line Dramatic Club and daily classroom influence reflect her philosophy that understanding youth psychology and practical knowledge are vital to education. Miss Grainger trained at Regis University and Emerson College after growing up in Cambridge adapting teaching across New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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Naugatuck High School Department of English
Haw
Wenlor
Renee
Grainger
Aundreda
Patty
Huemor
Avenge Hirh Achgol
Wwoscher
Windeitan
Miss Grainger
Golden Line Dramatic Club
Prinuilly
Misa Grainbor
Stecoxs
Bella
Misa Grainger
Mina Grainger
Cambridge
Mise
Reston University
Shamathara
Emerson College
Local 45 to Install Officers at Sunday Meeting
Local 45 United Rubber Workers set a Sunday 3:30 PM ceremony at Union Headquarters 100 Water Street to install recently elected officers led by President Geouse Froehlich. International representative B J Gallocely will preside. attendance includes members from New York amid wage and master contract talks with U S Rubber Co. A regular meeting will follow the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rubber Workers of America
CIO
Water Street
B. J
U.S. Rubber, Co
John Butler
Thomas Connelly
Rita Bartolomuccl
Carlos Gandavellas
Ingward Nissen
Local Yale degree candidates from area towns
Three Naugatuck men and several residents from surrounding towns are listed among 152 Connecticut residents in the 247th Yale University commencement. June 19 to June 23. Names include David W. Brown and Robert P. Norris of local streets, with O Donnell Jr and others in nearby communities pursuing Bachelor and Master degrees.
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Naugatuck
Conneticut
Yate University
David W. Brown
Church Street
Robert P. Norris
May Street
John E. O'Donnell, Jr
Amy Street
Recaiva
Richard HH
Podolol
Kingdon J. Gould, Jr
Bathany
Nicholas ©. Brown
Cheshire
Elizabeth B. Brown
Alicia B. Wolfe
Mid- Mebury
Edwin H.koehler, Jr
Derothen M. Slater
Oxford
Charles F
Brush
Sidney M. Jonason
Walter Mr. Simon
Woodbridge
Charlotte H. Isham
Woodbury
Hospital Bulletin on Horagkl Child and Memorial Service
A nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward P Horagkl underwent an appendectomy at St Marys Hospital Wednesday and is reported in good condition. The Connecticut Department Yankee Division Veterans Association will hold its annual memorial service tomorrow at 3 pm at Trinity Church Waterbury followed by a state meeting and luncheon.
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Martyn Sor
Edward P. Horagkl
Connecticut Department
Yankee Division
Veterans: Agsociation
Trinity
Fish Contest Ends Today at 5 P.M. Registry Deadline
The Naugatuck Fish and Game Club and Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce close their fishing contest at 5 o'clock today. entries must be mailed or registered at F. Davis Market on Church Street before then. Recent entries include Robert Swanson with a 12 inch brook trout and James Donaher with a 1 1/4 inch brown trout. The Fish Story section closes Monday. mailed entries must be postmarked by midnight Monday to Melvin P Engel at the Wau gatuck Chamber. Local merchants funded prizes and large wooden signs at ends of the restricted fishing area were donated by W J Megin Construction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck Fish and Gama: Club, Inc
Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce
F. Davis
Church Street
Davis
Robert Swanston
Muay Avenue
James Donaher
Melvin’ P. “Engelata i
Waugatuck
W. J. Megin Construction Co
Father Guy Grimes To Celebrate Mass In Providence
The Rev Guy Grimes son of Mr and Mrs John A Grimes of Aetna Street will celebrate a solemn high Mass tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at St Pius Church Providence Rhode Island Fr Grimes and his parents former residents of that city will leave the borough today returning from Providence Monday He celebrated his first high Mass last Sunday at St Francis Church and will return to St Anthony's Monastery Marathon Wisconsin next week
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Guy Grimes
Mra
dJown A. Grimes
Aetna Street
St. Pius' Church
Providence
Grimes
St. Prancis' Church
St. Anthony's Monastery
Marathon
Wis
Planes Believed Involved in Korean Bombings
American Air Force officials in Tokyo acknowledged that U S planes may have taken part in the Korean coast bombing that killed 14 civilians and wounded 10 others, with 11 ships damaged. A spokesman says the aircraft would not have gunned fishermen, while Korean police claimed nine twinengine planes bore markings of the United States Air Force. The incident occurred during a training mission off Korea's east coast.
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Pur
Bart
Finnouncement
Tokyo
Korea
Pir
Ale
United States’ Air Force
Kore
South
Assembly
Pcrupied Sone
Russia
Meeting Postponed by Welfare Board Over Quorum
The Board of Welfare monthly meeting scheduled for Monday night is postponed due to lack of a quorum. Supt. J Rudolph Anderson announced the rescheduled date for June 21 at 8 pm in the Welfare office. Board members have been notified by mail.
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Board of Welfare
J. Rudolph Anderson
Fast talk from a garbled local listing item
Vague OCR fragment lists various names and places such as a home at 139 Anbhos keern and businesses including Erickson Motors, Fan Nasgatnek Eatery, and Bridge Street livery with a stray phone reference. No coherent event or action is discernible.
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Iggora
Bittebaker
Anbhos
Keern
Whoen
Chy Packie Avenel Erickson Motors
Snceainn
Streok
Fan
Nasgatnek Eatery
Auto Bervier
New Charges Of Violations Claimed In Palestine Truce
Hartford dispatch reports disputed claims of violations during a Palestine truce and notes shifting positions on praise for President Truman at the State Democratic Convention opening. The piece also covers Connecticut delegates and potential national committee positions amid a postponed picnic due to bad weather.
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Hartford
Resolutions Committee
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Clara O'Shea
Beacon Falls
Philadelphia
Thomas Nelligan
Sonia
Morris’ Tangney
Waterbury
Carr
Worfolk
Senaton
Renvone
Matthew Scully
Naugatuck
Agnes Proulx
Middlebury
Winifred McDonald
Bro. Mary C. Hausman
Stratford
Bernadotte Flies From Cairo To Jerusalem
Palestine enters a second day of truce with new charges of violations by Arabs and Jews. A Syrian newspaper reports Jewish fire on Syrian army positions in north Palestine as the Arab League plans to protest Bernadotte’s mediation. Bernadotte travels Cairo to Jerusalem for a brief stay to gauge the situation as truce observers move toward Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Arab League
United Nations
Bernadotte
Tel Aviv
United States
France
Belgium
U-N
State Leases New Office Space in Hartford Building
Hartford June 12 The state has leased office space in the Hartford Machina Screw Company building for the tax and labor departments. The ten year lease calls for an annual rental of 52277 or 1.252 per square foot. State offices will move in around October 1.
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Hartford
Hartford Machina Screw Company
Joe Carlson built a lasting furniture legacy in Naugatuck
Joseph Carlson, a Naugatuck businessman for over four decades, began with a tea shop on Church Street offering premiums that spawned a prolific furniture line. He expanded from a wagon circuit to a full time furniture business, moving from a tea shop to the John M. Page Co. building, and later opening Carlson's Wayside Furniture House on the Watertown Waterbury highway in Oakville, where he learned roadside shop operations and adapted them successfully.
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Joe Carlson
Church Street
Joe
Jos
Sation
Rubin
Neary
Breen
Len
New Haven
John M. Page Co
Carlson
Watertown-Waterbury
Oakville
New England
Maysachusetts
Connecticut
Fridolf
Naugatuck
Oakvile
Jon
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