Norwalk Impersonator Admits Ten Years as Bamboozler
Ed oward Lee Woods, 28, rests in Norwalk Hospital after a decade impersonating royalty and war heroes to scam hospitals and raise funds. FBI says he posed as Crown Prince Mujuba Calewaya of Mossi People of the Volta region and extorted money, with prior ties to cities from Waterbury to San Francisco. He faces impersonation charges and possible transfer to a federal prison hospital.
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Norwalk
Conn
UPI
Edoward Lee” Woods
FBI
Aone
Connecticut
Waterbury
Iate
San Francisco
Airforce
Army
Korea
Norvalk
Norrvalk Hospital
Prince
Woods
Africa
Annean
New Jersey
Ohio
Lino
Pennsylvania
Miahama
Florida
Georgia
2Id Woods
Norwalk Hospital
Pydetal Correctional Institution
Danbiry
Senators Generally Conform To Accepted Social Patterns
A Senate press gallery discussion describes the chamber as “the nation’s most exclusive club” and likens it to a “U group” of senators who generally conform to parliamentary and social norms. They propose hypothetical by laws with the motto “don’t rock the boat” to explain the behavior of those who stay within the group.
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West United
Preas International Waslington
UPT
Senate
U's
Vilub
Press Gallery
New Post Office Announced for Hampton Conn Construction
The Post Office Department announced a new post office will begin construction in Hampton, Connecticut, by a specified date. The notice outlines the planned facility and timetable for completion, signaling upgrades to local mail service.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Hampton
Conn
Lights Extend Night Growth At UConn Greenhouses
At the University of Connecticut Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station, Dr. Sidney Waxman demonstrates that exposing plants to brief light bursts through the night, extending the photoperiod, can dramatically boost growth in Japanese maple and pink flowering dogwood while delaying dormancy in others. The method could cut greenhouse costs by speeding growth and reducing daytime lighting needs.
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Storrs
Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Connecticut
Storrs Station
Sidney Waxman
Waxman
Women Mix Marriage And Career To Acquire Vital Skills
United Nations reports show 128 women from nations including Thailand Philippines Uganda Iraq Tanganyika Brazil and Yugoslavia pursue FAO fellowships to deepen skills while balancing families. They study abroad in food analysis marine biology pest control vaccine production seed growing and more, often leaving families for months to enhance leadership in developing economies.
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Colette Blackmoore
United Press International
United Nations
N.Y
UPC
Thailand
Britain
Philippines
Philipines
Uganda
Iraq
Tanganyika
Keyat
Brazil
British Guinea
United States
Africa
Holland
West Germany
Denmark
Switzerland
France
Worten Lave
Sweden
Italy
FAO
Camp Nakoca to Open Third Season With New Features
The Naugatuck YMCA camp in Middlebury opens its third season on Monday June 27 for boys and girls aged six to thirteen. New features include air riflery and membership in the Camp Archery Association. Planned events include Backwards Day Track Meets a cookout and a Friday water show for parents.
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Naugatuck Ymica
Camp Hhood
Ite
Naugatuck
Ronald Adamski
Fred
Borg
Francis Creddo
Mary Ellen Czochor
Ronald Crochor
William Conroy
Lucianne Cale
Henry Desrosiers
Lil Tlian Desrosiers
Linda Derry
Orbert Derry
Gerald Gredy
James Gugliotta
Janet Gugliotti
Thomas Haack
Arthur Johnson
Joanne Kleinfeld
Neil Kleinfeld
Edward Lyon
Raymond Lennon
Maureen Malone
Craig Malone
Keith Mar- Melkentan
Francis Marrillo
Walter Malinski
Sharon Marrello
Dasvid Oliveira
Linda Pelletier
Denis Pugliese
Danny Pugliese
Margaret Painter
Steven Rosenblatt
Sam Hosenblan
Freeman Thurston
Middlebury
James Buonocore
Oliver Clark
Martha Clark
Richard Clark
Bruce Hough
Jay Koonz
Lynn , Koanz
Christine Koong
Dine Mellette
Paul Robinson
Rearan Falls
Laurette Christenson
Gail Trensteiner
Leigh Swanson
Lesley Swanson
MCA
Park 9-2425
Reymond Estate Valued $431,734 in Probate Report
In Waterbury Probate Court Judge James B. Lawlor accepted an inventory showing Adolph Reymond died June 2, 1939 leaving an estate of 431,734 before taxes. Stocks 29849 and cash 37884 listed. Executors Colonial Bank and Trust. heirs include Dorothy and Martha Reymond.
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Waterbury
James BR. Lawlor
Adolph Reymond
Frost
Mr. Reymond
Reymond Baking Co
Alfred F. Meyerhang
James Mreem
Colonial Bank and Trust
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Lincoln
James T. Patterson
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Jeff
Beacon Falls
Rodney Vardon
Samuel J. Lyons
Mr. Patterson
Burgess Burrell Smith
Edward T. McGrath
Camp Nakoca
U.S
Reymond
Dorothy Reymond
Krakus
Dovalettes
Unit No
Betty Crocker
Georgia Belle
Dole
N. B.C
Keebler
Sik
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