Rita Miller Sails Today For Brazil
Rita Miller sails from New York at 10 oclock to Brazil to join her husband Captain and Major Arnott Vanderburgh in the U S Army Air forces. Mrs Clack Miller of 120 Slubber Avenue boards with others from Naugatuck for New York en route to the same destination.
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Dunds Overaens
Rite Clack Miller
Slubber Avenue
New York
Brazil
South America
Capt
Jarnini
Miter
U. S. Army Air Searon
Naugatuck
Wort Fumalison
N.Y
Hazel Jotne Hon
Vander Burgh
Chrove Atrnet
Major Arnott K. Vunderlurgeh
Coermuny
Factory Wastes Not Polluting New Dam Says State Officials
State water regulators say Hy-Lite Flating Co and Russell Manufacturing residents of Millinia will petition officials to delay sewer or filtration plans. A hearing on Longmention brook pollution found plant waste not harmful but raised concerns. officials urged no sewer or filter, citing cost and pollution evidence.
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Hy-Lite
J. Mc
State Water Commission
Fly-Lite Plating Co
Walter I. Gfficer
Dain
Waletor Conseck
Red Bascor
Nausgatuck Mis
Youth Killed in Truck Crash In Connecticut
A 16 year old Pred Boahol of New Haven was killed and 19 others injured when a truck carrying a boys baseball team overturned onto a car in Mitford Connecticut. The driver was Harry Dinersatein of Bridgeport and a 19 year old, J mph Valentino of Clintonville, was held on $1000 bond pending a coroner’s inquest. Most graduates were to receive diplomas today.
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Mitford
Conn
Tuna
Pred Boahol
New Haven
Othoen
Robert Catsemtor
Tevenrold Willam Cattney
New Flaven
Harry Dinersatein
Bridgeport
Deleer
Worry and Dizziness Meet in Medical Advice
A medical note explains dizziness often stems from heart and liver issues but can be linked to high or low blood pressure and vision problems. It warns anxious patients may feel unsteady and notes doctors may miss emotional distress as a cause, prompting checks on related health factors.
Public School Graduates to Receive Diplomas at Tuttle House
One hundred thirty five public grammar school graduates are set to receive diplomas Tuesday at the Tuttle House lawn. The report also notes Bristol Co. Quarter Century Club welcomes seven Naugatuck employees, with members honored for 25 years or more, including several from Naugatuck.
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Tuttle House
Naugatuck
Bristol Quarter Century Club
Bristol Co
Farren Reports $931 Contributed To Drive
The local Emergency Food Committee received 931 in donations. Chairman James Farren urged immediate funds and announced the drive will continue through next week to clean up pledges. Volunteers work telephone campaigns and a house-to-house effort will occur in the final week.
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James Farren
Funn
Farren
Farron
Donald’ McVicar
Kenneth Johnson
Entylen Exhibition Draws Nueimentunk Women
A local display at KAPHABL'S features drensen conte and eprolultios with Nueimentunk women among the crowd, sparking enthusiasm and curiosity about the collection.
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Nueimentunk
Drensen,conte
Eprolultios
Kaphabl's
Registrars Name Officials For Vote On Warden's Salary
Registrars Henry Zwielk and Cyril Tuohy announced the voting setup for a salary raise to 43 159 authorized by the General Assembly for Warden Leo J. Brophy. Joseph L. Jackson is moderator with Nerbert Dohlin and James Farren as box tenders and Frank Grant with Clarence Fenniman as checkers.
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Omelnis
General Assembly
Leo J. Brophy
Henry Zwielk
Cyril Tuohy
Joseph L. Jackson
Nerbert Dohlin
James Farren
Frank Grant
Clarence Fenniman
Daly Named Editor of Catholic Virginian in Richmond
John J. Daly former Waterbury Republican city editor has been named editor of The Catholic Virginian to be published in Richmond Virginia. He will assume the post September 1. The Catholic Virginian will shift from a monthly magazine to a weekly newspaper beginning November 1.
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John J. Daly
Naugatuck
Waterbury Republican
Catholic Virginian
Richmond
Samuel Is Lyons to Present Diplomas at Graduation
One hundred thirty five pupils will graduate from public grammar schools in a Tuesday evening ceremony on the Turtle House lawns at 6 30. The program features an orchestra, a flag salute, and the Star Spangled Banner with graduates and audience. Samuel I Lyons, chairman of the board of education, will award diplomas and prize recipients include Barbara Jane Burnett and Virginia Louise Canaperi among others.
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Salem School
Meadow Street
Tuttle House
Donald Granger
John Levin
Edward White
Gerard Rosa
Arthur Benson
Dale Sweet
Donald Heavens
Robert Selinske
Clifford Swanson
Azvlia Surdo
Michael Wargo
Robert Olson
Marilyn Carlson
Kauren Johnson
Lois Jennings
Ann Kopp
Ruth Ann Rice
Mary Rek
Betty Hartwell
Mary Ann Traogle
Delia Reagan
Rose Ligetti
Janet Brown
Lelia Jane Alderson
Barbara Bartnett
Margaret Hayes
Homer Nornagong
Richard Shanahan
John Groderlel
Roger Currier
John O'Shea
Robert Hartwell
Harold Valentini
Lorraine
Philips
Betty Noragong
Joan Kochanowski
Alfred Smith
Donald Fowler
Robert Crotty
John Brady
Bryant Kirkendall
Donald Hedman
Joe Harper
Kenneth Clymer
George Smith
Dominick —N’altalizio
Bernard Gendrun
Robert Traficanti
Turtle House
Connecticut
Salem
Augustine Lawrence Agrizzo
Central Avenue’ School
Marilyn June Carlson
Land
My Land
Shirley Jane Rentz
Hop Brook School
United Nations
Barbara Jane Burtnett
Sibelius
Finlandia
Edward Mychaskin
Prospect Street
United States
Margretta Louise Deegan
Samuel I. Lyons
Board of Education
Josephine A. Maher
Virginia Louise Canaperi
Two Parochial Grammar Schools Graduate 54 Sunday
St Hedwig s and St Francis s in Naugatuck announce eighth grade graduations for Sunday June 16. St Hedwig s 11 a m mass will honor nine graduates with prizes from Knights of Columbus and Catholic War Veterans. St Francis s ceremony 7 30 p m lists 46 graduates with numerous local students named.
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Naugatuck
St. Hedwig's
St. Francis
St. Hedwig's Church
S. BF. Nalewalk
Ojeda Council
Knights of Columbus
Gold Star Post
Catholic War Veterans
Helen Matuzewsk
Constance Kwolinskil
Edward Kaminski
Alfred Paiva
John Polakowski
Raymond Rugnis
Stanley Rusczyk
Paul Siwanowicz
Frank Sobietrajski
Agatha Peck
Joan Phillips
Carol Bradshaw
Lois Romanoff
Ruth Wood
James Gunnoud
Henry McCarthy
Stephen O'Neil
Donald Dowling
Francis Scully
George Lampron
John Goggin
Robert Kigsane
Adeline Marques
Helen Kloc
Patricia Dunn
Mary McNamee
Barbara Raythwich
Cecile Arnold
Lorraine Grant
Ann Sheedy
Nora Curtin
Mary Fernandes
Anthony Mic
Six Troop Ships Headed to Three U. S. Ports Today
Six ships carrying over 8800 servicemen are due in New York San Francisco and Seattle. The Tufts Victory and Norway Victory arrive in New York with 1744 troops. San Francisco receives the Acadia Arthur Middleton and Gordonia with 1250 personnel. Seattle welcomes the Gouger Victory from Yokohama with 844 troops.
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New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Tufts Victory
le Havre
Norway Victory
Bremerhaven
Acadia
Pearl Harbor
Arthur Middleton
Gordonia
Goucher Victory
Yokohama
Pearson Estate Eyeed as Future Day Nursery Site
Uncertainty surrounds the future of the Naugatuck Day Nursery with signs it may move from North Water Street to the Pearson property on Central Avenue, just acquired by the borough for the school department. The nursery must vacate by Friday and equipment is being packed for removal under School Superintendent Harold Chittenden.
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Pearson
Central Avenue
North Water Street
Harold Chittenden
Red Cross Delegates Named for Philadelphia Convention
Representatives from the Nauga tuck chapter of the American Red Cross were announced at the local chapter board meeting. Delegates include John H. Schmuck, Edith M. Steever, Harriett D. Brooks, and Ruth Matson the first junior delegate. The convention runs June 18 to 21 in Philadelphia with 6 000 delegates from the continental United States and possessions.
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Red Cross Chapter
Philadelphia
Ruth Matson
Naugatuck
American Red Cross
Philadelphia Municipal Auditorium
John HH. Schmuck
Edith M. Steever
Harriett D. Brooks
Home Service
Red Cross
Matson
Naugatucka High School
United States
Pearl Harbor
Busi O'Connor
Truman
American National Red Cross
Elks Plan Flag Day Ceremonies In Naugatuck
The Naugatuck Lodge of Elks plans a Flag Day program tomorrow night at 8 in the lodge rooms. Exalted Ruler Baukat will present flags to local schools and the Soldiers' Monument, with Rev. Keating giving the invocation and the Star Spangled Banner sung by the choir.
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Naugatuck Lodge of Elks
William J. Baukat
Neary
Naugatuck Lode of Elks
Paul F. Keating
St. Francis’ Church
Bankat
Brophy
Leo J. Brophy
Naugatuck High School
Virginia Canaperi
Salem School
Arthur W. Swan
Charles Ashford
Donald Fowler
Troop 2
Boy Scouts
Edward R. Hance
Congregational Church
America
Algird Kazemekas
Wiliam Baukat
Louis G. Triano
George A. Kelly
Edward J. Aurisch
Elmer E. Carroll
Joseph L.dinneny
Francia Caulfield
Paul E. Buckmiller
Bernard Lindah
John F. McGreary
Arthur Granger
Louis J. Comiskey
Pond Hill Club Opposes School Bid at Tuesday Meet
Mahlon Sears announces a petition to the Board of Wardens and Burgesses asking all bids for the Pond Hill school and property be rejected. A Pond Hill delegation will attend to urge the borough keep title and use the building as a community center, not to purchase the land. The bylaws committee drafted proposals for future action, with time and place undefined.
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Mahlon Sears
Pond Hill Community Club
Board of Wardan and Burgesses
Pond Hill
Sears
Whereabouts of King Humbert Of Italy Is Mystery
Rome reports King Humbert unknown location after the cabinet named Alcide De Gasperi temporary head of state. Riots erupt across cities as monarchists clash with republicans. Naples remains tense with troops guarding streets and public buildings.
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Humbert
Italy
Rome
Humibert IF
Alcide de Gasperi
de Gasperi
Supreme Court
Palermo
Taranto
Reggio Calabria
Naples
Senate to vote today on OPA extension bill
Washington reports the Senate will vote today on a controversial OPA extension to keep price controls for another year. Amendments would strip key powers over foodstuffs clothing and agricultural products. If passed the president may veto, with House dynamics delaying final action.
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Washington
Senate
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
House
Truman
Eugene Cox
Georgia
Doctor declares dam waters unsafe for swimming
Dr. Walter I. Baker, local health officer, maintains his condemnation of the new dam waters for swimming. He cites three analyses showing a high content of a bacterial bacilli causing typhoid dysentery and diarrhea, deeming the pond unsafe despite actions by other groups.
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Walter I. Baker
Long Meadow Brook
State Water Commission
Baker
Mhe
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