Four Good Reasons For Voting In Naugatuck
Connecticut voters face a four item referendum on June 22 including adoption of two amendments to streamline the constitution and clarify the referendum process. A ward by ward nomination rule for burgesses is also proposed along with polling in schools in the second and third wards. Local urging a strong turnout despite expected light interest.
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Naugatuck
General Assembly
Lodge
25000 Anti Red POWs Freed On Rhee Order
United Press reports a mass release of anti Communist North Korean prisoners by Syngman Rhee. About 20 000 POWs walked out of Allied camps under Rhee s order prompting concern over a possible shift in the Korean conflict and UN truce prospects. The incident drew reactions from Eisenhower Churchill and other leaders as South Korean guards were overwhelmed and questions about the neutrality of a proposed supervisory group arose.
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School Bus Driver Charged After Route 63 Incident
James Gambardella, 32, of New Haven, faces four motor vehicle charges after a New Haven school bus he drove, with 21 Hillhow High School students aboard, sped 55 mph near Bethany toward Lake Quassapaug. Bus owned by Chieppo Co of New Haven. Gambardella to appear in Borough Court on Monday.
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Matt Street
Carl Carlson
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Peter Paul
Carlson
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Middlebury
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Bethany Slaw
GMC
Chieppo Co
Forbes Avenue
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Borough Court
Douglas Makes No Comment On Ouster Ouster
Washington June 18 The Supreme Court opened a special session on the Rosenbergs death penalty case. Justices consider overruling Justice Douglas who granted an indefinite stay. If the court rules against Douglas the Rosenbergs face the electric chair tonight in Sing Sing. The House Judiciary Committee held a closed session on impeachment talk, referring no action. Julius and Esther Rosenberg face possible retrial if the court favors the stay ruling.
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New York
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Washington Dulles cites UN rule in Korea crisis action
Secretary of State Dulles said the South Korean move against anti communist threats violated United Nations command authority after a National Security Council meeting. The statement followed no formal briefing to newsmen. Meanwhile barricades blocked the road to Sing Sing prison as Rosenbergs await outcome of their latest appeal. Riots in London report rising unrest as Yugoslav radio notes Germany and Czechoslovakia face upheaval and claim foreign agents foment disorder.
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Jorgensen Links Education to Democracy and Leadership
At a Rotary Club luncheon in Naugatuck, Dr. Alfred N. Jorgensen urged that education underpins American democracy and national strength. He warned dictators exploit uncertainty, outlined five problem areas including population, resources, constitutional ideals, leadership, and peace, and urged support for higher education and private gifts to universities.
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Harald E. Chittenden
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Moore and Johnson candidates for borough assessor post
Moore of 195 Hillside Avenue and J William Jahn of 121 CHM Street are the two applicants for the full time borough assessor role to be filled by the borough board this month. Each said they seek appointment. Johnson has served as part time assessor with Rocco Mariano and was named Veterans Administration property appraiser. Moore emphasized rebuilding Route 8 and potential tax shifts. he would partly continue real estate work if appointed.
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History’s Worst Plane Disaster Resigns Police Board
Police board chairman Suchenski resigns and Casimir J. Waskh owicz named as his successor. Waskowicz, of 45 Walnut Street, runs a North Main Street bus station and takes a five year term. Suchenski hints at quitting his liquor license to keep the commission. state law bars permittees from police bodies. The board meets at 8 this evening to handle its first duty.
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Joseph Suchoenski
Porlce
Charlee Clark
Casimir J. Waskhowicz
Waskowicz
Walnut Street
North Main Street
Suchenski
Police Board
Disaster on Tokyo outskirts as Globemaster crashes in storm
One hundred thirty four American servicemen died when a massive Globemaster cargo plane en route back to Korea from Japan crashed in a rice paddy near Tokyo. Engine failure cited. rescue crews recovered charred bodies as night fell.
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James Bowen
Far Eastern Command
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Mrs Anna Anderson Dies at Waterbury Hospital
Mrs Anna Anderson native of Sweden dies after short illness in Waterbury Hospital at 11 am Saturday services at Alderson Funeral Home Grove Cemetery burial in Grove Cemetery Rev Const Kent to officiate surviving siblings Gunnard Verner Allan Gustafson Hulda Nelson and several nieces and nephews friends may call Friday 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 pm
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Naugatuck
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Buem Fatheran Church
Hospital Bulletin Admits Three Patients at St. Mary's
Martha Grele of 381 High Street was admitted yesterday afternoon as a surgical patient to St. Mary's Hospital and is reported in good condition today. Charles Bear of 31 Fairchild Street was admitted yesterday afternoon as a medical patient at St. Mary's. Emmett Wooster of May Street Extension was admitted yesterday afternoon as a surgical patient to St. Mary's Hospital.
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High Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Charles Bear
Fairchild Street
Emmett Wooster
May Street
Beacon Falla to vote on School Building Committees
Town residents will choose new School Building Committees at a town meeting set for Friday June 26 at 7 30 p.m. in the Community Club hall after the Board of Selectmen issued the call following a signed petition. Earlier, many taxpayers showed reluctance to keep the current committee after a June 4 town meeting asked for a confidence vote.
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