Rosenbergs Saved On Complicated Legal Questions
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg faced a stay on execution as Supreme Court Justice Douglas halted a planned death by electrocution. He cited substantial questions whether death sentences were properly imposed under evolving atomic energy law and argued the case should be reviewed in lower courts. A full court later rejected a fourth appeal, while new arguments were ordered for further consideration.
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Julius
Boney Rosenberg
Supreme Court
William Douglas
Bacon
Sing Sink
Douglas
Roxenbergs
Douglan
Flo
Rosanborgs
Dougina
Upres Wne
Placus
Dougas
Rajecter
Rosenberge
Ming
Theawyers
Noewomen
Deaccon
Dan Whaeler
Georgia
Ravenderss
Eisenhower to speak after talks with Paik Too Chin
Washington sources say President Eisenhower will speak forcefully after meeting South Korea’s Paik Too Chin. Reported discussions hint that Seoul may invite his mater if fighting resumes post a truce, signaling broader regional tensions. Indicted California representative Barnes Frame faces eight counts for alleged kickbacks from two office workers. The kickbacks relate to a $4,000 grant. In New York the United Maritime Union endorses a “no contract, no work” stance for Atlantic and Gulf ports. Negotiations with shipowners stalled last night. union says no official strike yet.
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Washington
Publieoen
Barnes¢ Frame
California
Milocy
TUE UP Shoes
New York
CLO United Maritime Anion Fave Whitters
Aterantic
Gulfporta
Execution Stay Granted in Dortch Murder Case
George M Dortch of Westerly Rhode Island avoids immediate electrocution as a stay of execution is granted after a petition for a new trial. The defense cites new evidence claiming Dortch was intoxicated at the time of the alleged crime against Mrs Dacoe by Sebastian of Pawtucket, dated September 3, 1949.
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Wotherafiete
Westerly
R. T
George M Dortch
Dafonsr
Dortch
Dacoe Bhy Sebastian
Pawestuck
Wade
UConn Leader Addresses Rotary on Future Growth
University of Connecticut President Alfred W. Jorgensen spoke at the Rotary Club of Kugatuck, outlining plans for the next half century. He noted enrollment growth from earlier years to about 10,900 students, reflecting sustained university expansion.
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Alfred W. Jorgensen
University of Connecticut Glatu
Rotary Club of
Kugatuck
Jorgensen
Diplomas Awarded NHS Graduates
Naugatuck High School awarded 46 seniors diplomas at graduation, with valedictorian John Fowler and salutatorian Shirley Klimaszewski. Students received multiple scholarships and prizes, including the Naugatuck High Scholarship and Julia Whittimore English Prize, as the school orchestra performed under Millary Dorkowles.
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Naugatuck High School
Excarerses
George G Hotchkiss Succumbs Former Naugatuck Resident
George Gilbert Hotchkiss 77 died after a long illness at his Milford home. Born July 24, 1875 in Ansonia, he spent most of life in Naugatuck and retired to Milford five years ago. He worked at the Bristol Co. and was active in St Michael's Church and several fraternal orders. Surviving: wife Kate A. Hotchkiss of Milford. son Franklin G. of Naugatuck. daughters Gertrude Haney of Waterbury and Albert Miller of Milford. sisters Mattie Briggs and Bertha Owens. six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services announced for Friday.
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George Gilbert Hotchkiss
Broad
Wildemere Beach
Milford
We Reu
Ansonia
Naugatuck
Wniil
Spencer G
Mary
Dougel) HotehKigs
Bristol
Shepherd Lodge of
Millsons
Allerton Chapter
Centennial Lodge
Magnet
Encampment
Modern Woodmen of America
Beacon Valley Excelsior Pomona
Brute Granges
Hla Wile
Kate 4
Adreeds Hotchkiss
Franklin G
Gertrude Haney
Waterbury
Albert Miller
Mattie Briggs
Bertha Owens
Union Accepts New Contract Ends strike at Local 45 plant
About 2 000 of 5 000 Local 45 Footwear Plant workers turned out to ratify a supplemental agreement with U S Rubber Co ending the strike threat. Officials said votes were unanimous. the first rejection on June 2 had set a strike deadline. Attendees packed Linden Park and Odd Fellows Hall as leaders reported on terms and next steps.
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U. S. Rubber Co
Lima
Clifford Owens
Local 45
Hej
T. Rex Behrman
Owens
Odd Fellows Hall
Minion
Linden Park
Pres. Owens
vaViser
Main Street
Deaths HOTCHKISS in Milford yesterday
George Gilbert Hotchkiss, 77, of 241 Broadway Wildemere Beach Milford. Funeral Friday at 11 at St Michael's Episcopal Nau gatuck Burtal. Calling hours tomorrow 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 p m at Anderson Funeral Home 201 Meadow Street.
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Hotchkiss
Milford
George Gilbert Hotchkigs
Broadway
Wildemere Beach
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Naugatuck
Burtal
Grove Cemetery
Alderson Funeral
Meadow Street
Seven Attend Reunion Of NHS Class Of 1908
Seven of the 11 living members of Naugatuck High School Class of 1908 gathered yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Taft M Barnum, 536 Hillside Avenue. Attendees recalled school days and names from the class photo while planning a graduation event and banquet later in the day.
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Nauluatuche
HGH School
Poxe
Burt M. Barnum
Hillaide Avenue
Cladthet Lates Lohdell
Middlebury
Edward F. Sweeney
Prospect
Tre
Anna Farrel Fitegereld
Naugatuck
George DaFoye
Taft M. Barnum
Hillside Avenue
George Deforest Bissell
Melrose
Mass
Pee
Old Congregational
Sweeney
Atty. Sweeney
Mr. Sweeney
Meadow Street
Barnum
Turtle Lawn
Elton Hotel
Waterbury
Finnion
Bissell
Clarbe Bates Lobdell
Frank Lobdell
Charles R. Haupt
Moore Seen Candidate For Assessor
Moore, a real estate agent, is seen as a candidate for the new one man borough assessor post created by the recent legislature. Maj. J William Johnson, former junior assessor, had been favored, but strong Republican backing builds for Moore who previously held an assessor role in 1941 and 1942. The bill requires the post be filled in June and the borough board planned to act at the upcoming meeting but adjourned. A special session will name the assessor later this month.
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James Moore
J. William Johnson
Moore
Maj. Johnson
G. T. Jouns
Warder
Challns Clark
Beacon Falls Installs Two New Traffic Lights
Two traffic lights are installed at Burton and Malin streets in Beacon Falls. First Selectman Frank Semplenski says completion is expected by week’s end. Last December 10 residents approved Canter Light expenditure of 1900 dollars, town’s one third cost, state to cover two thirds. Board of Selectmen to meet at 7:30 PM in Town Hall. Continued on Page Five.
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Burton
Malin
First
Selectmen's Treen
Board of Selecumen
Town Hall
Fire Board Act Discussed By Matekin Fire Board Act Discussed By Matekin Alege
The Fire Commission Act was explained at the town hall session by Borough Attorney Lawrence J. Matekin. Judge Matzkin read the act section by section, clarifying relations to charter rules and old acts, noting the new act supersedes but old provisions apply where the new does not cover.
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Fire Commission
Fire Commissionera
Town Hall
Lawrence J. Matekin
Matzkin
Fire Department
Matakin
Riots In East Berlin As Martial Law Declared
More than 100000 Germans clashed with police as East Berlin imposed martial law. Soviet tanks and troops fired on mobs while police used clubs and bullets, injuring several. protests centered on higher production quotas and lower food quotas amid a tense political crackdown.
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East Berlin
United Press
East Bermere
United Pynas
Kenneth Brody
Parachute rescue reported for Korean War pilot
Lieut Edward Dillon of the 12th Fighter Bomber Squadron is officially listed as missing in action in Korea after a jet mission. fellow pilots reported seeing him bail out and land safely, while his father remains hopeful. Dillon, a 1952 Williams Air Force Base graduate, is married to Dorothy with two children and previously served in the U S Marine Corps.
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Edward Dillon
John J. Dillon
North Spring Street
Korea
Sious
Dillon
North Korea
John Dilton
Japan
Dilton
Lieut
Earth
Lieut. Dilon
John
Jaan
Willams Air Force Base
Chanlier
Arizona
Nellis Afb
Nevada
Air Force
Teachers College of Connecticut
Naugatuck
Teachers’ College
U. S. Marine Corps
Cel
Dorothy
David
Michael
Mr. Dillon
New Orleans
Births McDERMOTT a daughter Patricia Ann
Patricia Ann McDermott a daughter to Mr and Mrs Andrew F McDermott of Orchard Street born June 13 at St Marys Hospital. Mrs McDermott formerly Marie Sabla. Ronald Earl White a son to Mr and Mrs William White of Neagle Street Union City born June 14 at St Marys Hospital. Mrs White formerly Mildred Taylor.
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McDermott
Patricia Ann
Mra
Andrew Fr. McDermott
Orchard Street
St. Mary's Hospital
White
Ronald Earl
William White
Neagle Street
Union City
Mildred Taylor
Hospital Bulletins From Local St. Marys Ward
Discharges list patients from St. Marys Hospital including Charles Casella son of Dr. A Victor Cance Casella of 38 Hikaido Avenue Was discharged. Frank Sullivan of Arch Street underwent a tonsillectomy at St. Marys Hospital with patient to St. Marys Hospital.
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Charles Casella
A. Victor Cance Casella
Hikaido Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Frank Sullivan
Arch Street
Mary's Hospital
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Charles Clark
Edward Galvin
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