Six Looters Arrested In Worcester
Six Lowell men are held for looting after Tuesday's tornado damaged Worcester Massachusetts. Police withheld names. claim six suspects were arrested near Great Brook Valley. Officials move to funnel millions in aid. a $5 million emergency relief measure was signed. Red Cross funds increased to 250000. a 25 million request to federal government is noted. Survivors include two Worcester children visiting grandparents amid ongoing relief efforts.
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Worcester
Mass
Lowell
Tuasday
National Guard
William Bigelow
Great Brook Valley Veterans Housing Project
Som
Welfare Costs Reported For May And April
The report to the Welsare Board shows total welfare costs for April and May at $13,028.18 with credits of $446 reducing borough expenses to $12,1771. Of funds, $3,287.80 was spent in April and $3,889.58 in May. Expenditures include Administration $3,017.04, outside poor $3,017.05, nosxpltum $2,087.48, children in homes $708.29, convalescent homes $2,718.12, Meadowbreck Home $2,469,598.
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Welsare
Children In
Vonvalescent Homens
Meadowbreck Home
Welfare Board Names Rizzuti Supt of Welfare
Michael Blazuti of 8 German Street was named Superintendent of Welfare by the Naugatuck Welfare Board at a meeting in Town Hall last night. Rizzuti, who succeeds William Rude, won five of six votes. Anthony Paliacoviteh received the lone ballot. Rizzuti, already with the state welfare department, expressed resolve to serve without political backing and to earn the trust of Naugatuck residents. The $2,000 annual post becomes effective immediately.
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Michael Blazuti
German Street
Jung
Welfare Board
Town Hall
Rizzuti
Wiliam Rude
Anthony Paliacoviteh
North Hoadley Street
Waterbury
Rizaruth
Telayuti
Naugatuck Weifare Board
Rae
Sue
Stolen Cross Believed Taken From Pastor Bertram
A cross belonging to Pastor Bertram was reported stolen from a church site. Local authorities urge anyone with information to contact the precinct and city crime desk. No console was recovered with the item.
Theft hits St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Bertram’s report
Pastor O H Bertram reports a gold cross worn during services and a church treasury box rifled on two occasions. A file of bills left for the treasurer was removed and tossed on a tear pad. The thief may have taken coins with the bills and could have stolen for his liking if the bills were paid.
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O. H. Bertram
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Bertram
Pastor Bertram
Carter Araujo title bout weighs in New York
New York lightweight champion Jimmy Carter weighed in at the 135 pound limit for tonight's title fight with Georgie Araujo. Araujo weighed 142 and one half pounds at the weigh in.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
Georgie Araujo
Ariugu
Noonan Succeeds Norton As Footwear General Manager
Chester J. Noonan of Stamford is named vice president and general manager of United States Rubber Company footwear and general products division effective July 1. He succeeds Walter H. Norton who will retire. Eugene A. Luxenbarger will become assistant general manager. Norton has served nearly 42 years with the company. A party in his honor is planned.
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Chester J. Noonan
Stamford
United States Rubber Company
Walter H. Norton
Eugene A. Luxenbarger
Mr. Noonan
Graceville
Minn
U. S. Rubber
Agaik
Great Falls
Mont
Feneral
Geberal
Luxenberger
Willumaport
U.S. Rubber
Willianaport
Norton
The
Rubber Company
Ag &Ated
Boston
Nougatuck
Williamsport
Naugatuck
Narton
F L Howard EMI Treas Succumbs in Waterbury Hospital
F L Howard 64 treasurer of Eastern Malleable Iron Company died after a long illness in Waterbury Hospital. Born in Buffalo he moved to Naugatuck in 1934 from Troy and was a former auditor for YMCA and Newpckt Savings Bank. Survived by wife Blele, daughter, son, two sisters, brother, three grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at Charles H Mason Funeral Home Troy burial Oakwood Cemetery Troy Local arrangements incomplete.
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Park Avenue
Eastern Malleable Iron Company
Waterbury Hospital
Buffalo
Naugatuck
Troy
Shepherd Lodge of
Manons
Howard
Eastern Malléable
Tron Company
YMCA
Newpyatuck Savings Bank
Blele Shanner Borden Howard
Robert Thurston
Harold H. Howard
N. Yo
Clarence Ryan
William Stephens
Chicago
Charles H. Mason
Second Guenue
Port Troy
Oakwood Cemetery
Wallingford aids tornado victims in central Massachusetts
Residents of Wallingford began collecting food and clothing to ship to the tornado devastated area in central Massachusetts. Wallingford recalls its own disaster when a 1878 tornado there caused 54 deaths, marking its historic involvement.
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Wallingford
Massachusetts
New England
Births Budzinowski and Pollard Twins Increase Town Families
A son Steven William Budzinowski was born June 9 to Mr and Mrs Georgy Budzinowski at St Marys Hospital. A third child William James Pollard Jr arrived June 1 to Mr and Mrs William J Pollard at Waterbury Hospital, with Mrs Pollard formerly Sheila Diamont.
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Steven William
Georgy Budzinowski
Pond Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Mary Lima
Pollard
William James, Jr
William J. Pollard
Anderson Street
Waterbury Hospital
Sheila Diamont
Beacon Falls Students Win SHS Honors
Beacon Falls students received awards and scholarships at Seymour High School's annual ceremony. Miss Mary Ann Sulima earned a full tuition Alliance College scholarship and the Stella McCann fund award. Ming Sulima joined the National Honor Society. Joan Tucker gained general honors. athletic letters went to Frank Buchinsky, Raymond Andrews, and Ronald Lineweber. A budget meeting was set for 7:30 pm at Town Hall with a Board of Selectmen following. residents were informed of other local news items including a Houston visit by Mr and Mrs Leonard Schaefer.
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Seymour High School
Beacon Falls
Mary Ann Sulima
Alliance College
Cambridge Springs
Alo
Stella McCann
U. S. Rubber Supervisors Chuir Fund
Sulima
John Sulima
Main Street
Frenk, Bachinsky
Highland Avenue
National Honor Society
Ming Sulima
Joan Tucker
Munson Road
Frank Buchinsky
Raymond Andrews
Burton Road
Ronald Lineweber
Bethany Road
Board of Finance
Town Hall
First Selectman
Frank Senplowski
Board of Selectman
Scouts To Collect Paper Coat Hangers For Jamboree Fund
Naugatuck Boy Scouts plan a wire coat hanger and scrap paper drive to raise money for the Jocal Scout Aid Fund. District Chairman Francis A. Clark says emphasis is on wire coat hangers and asks local regiments to place hangers on front doors Saturday. Riegman Cleaners offers to buy all hangers gathered. Several Mat tatuck Council Scouts aim to attend a Los Angeles jamboree in July, to be sponsored by the Scout Aid Band.
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Naugatuck Boy Scouts
Jocal Scout Aid Fund
Francis A. Clark
Boy Scouts
Riegman Cleanera
Clark
Mattatuck Council
Los Angeles
Cal
Scout Aid Band
Wilson Witness In Suit Against DuPont Interests
United Press reports Secretary of Defense Charlis Wilson testified as a defense witness in a government suit against DuPont interests. He spoke in a private capacity from his former GM leadership role regarding alleged influence over trade agreements involving General Motors and U S Rubber Company.
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United Press
All Local Schools Close on June 19
Naugatuck public and parochial schools will close for the summer vacation Friday, June 49, according to announcements by the Public School Superintendent Harald Chittenden and parochial school officials. Public schools reopen Wednesday, September 9. parochial calendars not yet complete but likely open September 9.
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Naugatuck
Harald Chittenden
Deaths HOWARDUSTIC at Waterbury Hospital
Obituary notice for HOWARDUSTIC of 10 Part Avenue Waterbury died June 11 1853 at Waterbury Hospital. Funeral Monday from Charles H Mason Funeral Home North Troy N Burial arrangements incomplete local notices indicate funeral details pending.
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Ustic
Part Avenue
Waterbury Hospital
Charles H. Mason Funeral Home
North Troy
Oakwood Cemetery
Troy
South Koreas Opposition to Trace Stiffens in Bitter Battle
United Press reports on a tense front under U.S. command as Lieut. Gen. Maxwell Taylor visits the eastern front and Inspects Third Division regiments amid heavy fighting. Outpost Harry held against a 2,000-strong raid while Koreans and Americans suffer casualties but press on. Eisenhower sends messages to Rhee urging a truce.
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United Press
Maxwell Taylor
Eighth Army
Taylor
1Th
Chorwon
Rus
Askers
Washington, D. C
Askera
Eisenhower
Syngman Rhee
Local Appeal For Victims Of Tornado
A Salem Lutheran Church service will hear a local appeal for Worcester disaster victims. Letter dated June 10 asks for monetary gifts to aid victims of all four churches, noting 78 dead 1000 injured and 3500 homeless.
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Worcester
Salem Lutheran
Donald Kent
Greendale
Holden
Penlty
Quinwigamond
Englund
Christ
O. Karl Olander
Trinity Lutheran Church
Masa
State Police Death Benefits Bill Approved
Hartford June 12 UP Governor Lodge has signed no bill which increases benefits paid to widows of state policemen killed in the line of duty. They will receive 7 500 instead of 1 000. The bill adopted by the legislature makes these benefits retroactive to Jan 1 to include the widow of Ernest J Morse of New Haven. The officer was killed that February. Ais alleged slayer John Donahue is on trial for murder at Bridgeport.
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Hartford
Graduation Day At Nau-Ratuck Grammar Schools
Large turnout of parents and relatives filled the Tuttle School lawn for graduation exercises of Nau-Ratuck grammar schools. Dr J Nelson Judy awarded diplomas to 158 eighth graders and presented the Josephine A Maher award to a top graduate.
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Tuttle School
J. Nelson Judy
Board of Education
Josephine A. Maher
Werte
Central Ave
Joseph FR. Cetello, Jr
Judith Ann Rade
Prospect St. Schagl
Diane Helen Ohjinski
Annabelle Lac 8Mith
Eleanor
Av Smolskis
Robert P. Whites
Hop ‘Brook
Ivan B. Berger
Madeling
T. Karbowleg
Yoan Rosetostnoaki
Mary Ann Prancea
Pranulla
Salem
Joseph C. Amara
William &. Fulton
Barbara A. Hudobenko
Rhoda Ang
Marion
Donahue Murder Case Heads to Jury Today
In Bridgeport a 20 year old Arlington Mass youth named John Donahue faces a jury after a two week trial for the February 13 killing of State Trooper Ernest J. Morse on the Merritt Parkway at Trumbull. Prosecution and defense conclude their summations as jurors weigh first degree murder with possible mercy under a new law.
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Superior Court
Arlington Mass
John Donahue
Ernest J. Morse
Murrit Parkway
Trumbull
Harry Hemmoendinger
Willis
Phillip H. Smith
ansociAnLe
John Donahece
Donahue
Albert L. Coles
Sole
Local Hospital Bulletins List City Patients in Good Condition
Hospital bulletins report several patients at St. Mary's Hospital in good condition today. Wayne Cabral age 13 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Cabral of Cherry Street recently underwent surgery and is listed in good condition. Mrs Arnold Levine of Carroll Street is reported in good condition after surgery. Chester Jankowski of Elmwood Street recently underwent surgery and is listed in good condition. Wesley Robson of Spencer Street is a surgical patient listed in good condition. Donald Carroll of Woodlawn Avenue is described as very good today after surgery yesterday.
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Wayne Cabral
Joseph Cabral
Cherry Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Arnold Levine
Carrol Street
St. May's Hospital
Chester Jankowski
Elmwood Street
St. Mry's Hospital
Wesley Robson
Spencer Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Donald Carroll
Woodlawn Avenue
Yeaterady
No Progress Reported In Negotiations At Footwear Plant
With a strike deadline looming the Footwear Plant of U S Rubber Co and Local 45 of the factory union pressed to reach a supplemental contract. Negotiators met then recessed with no word on progress while both sides have sought outside assistance. The union had earlier rejected a proposed amendment to the master contract and warned of a possible strike after June 18 if no agreement is reached.
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U. S. Rubber Co
Loat 5
T. Rex Behrman
Chifford Owens
Thia
Mator
Local 45
Amtuel
Alka
Young Republicans to Visit New Haven Tonight
A delegation from Naugatuck Young Republicans will guest with the New Haven GOP at the Milford Elks Club tonight. President Howard Robinson announced the attendees including Henry Hogat, vice president John Doran, secretary Everett Donovan, David Reed, Harold Sutor, Phillip Robinson, Jack Isbell and Mr. Robinson.
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Naugatuck
Child Falls From Second Story Window in Monglai
Little Jeanne Croghy age one and a half is in fair condition after falling from a second story window at her home in St Marys Monglai. Police report Mr Robert Croghy of 266 North Main Street called at 11 15 am. Patrolman Joseph Farren found the child injured and rushed her to hospital in the Community Ambulance for X rays and treatment.
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Jeanne Croghy
St Mary's Monglai
Robert Croghy
North Main Street
Anthony Malone
Naugatuck
Crasby
Joseph Farren
Ambulsnos
Hogan Leads Oakmont in National Opens Round Two
Ben Hogan holds a three stroke lead at Oakmont after the second round of the National Open. Don Cherry from Garden City, New York, matched the midway 162 score for the second straight day to reach the half way point.
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Oakmout Wan
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Creoceer
Garden City
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