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Newspaper

Naugatuck Daily News

Location

Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1953

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Zoning Board Report Nears Completion

The borough Zoning Commission led by Scott Brown expects final completion after elections. Warden Charles Clark may grant approval soon as the committee approaches the final steps. The group has studied zoning for business and residential districts and recommendations are poised for council consideration. Members include Ate Henry Maurier Charles Ve Aas seph Zak Reward lity.

D. Scott Brown Charles Clark Clark Rartier Alvin the Green Mero Brown Ulan Groupe Hane Aidus Mr. Brown Ate Henry Maurier Charles Ve Aasseph Zak Reward Lity

Justice Department Hopes Shattered For Spies Confession

Washington. Officials believed the Rosenbergs had shared vital secrets with others and sought more evidence to break up rings. Some experts thought Russians traced a Rosenberg confession and moved to cover tracks. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg faced execution as federal judges refused stays three hours before the electrocution.

Washington Justion Department Kopenbergs New Haven Conn Spits Julius Ethel Hoosenberg Thomas Swan Jerome Frank Elm City Ead Ter Supreme Court

Raleigh bishop warns to abolish Nee Kro churches over segregation

Bishop Vincent Waters of Raleigh warns he will abolish all Nee Kro churches unless segregation ends in hindlocexe churches. He argues Newbury churches were founded for missionary work, not to support segregation.

Raleigh N. C N.C Hindlocexe Vincent Waters

World War II era briefed updates mix turmoil and talks

The report describes delays in Seoul’s release of POWs, frontline clashes on the central front, and heavy air actions against a capital target. Allied forces claim success in air operations with several aircraft destroyed or damaged. In Berlin, U S commanders announce unit strengths as tensions rise with Yugoslav border shifts noted. Politically, Taft predicts possible amendments to Taft-Hartley but doubts passage this year, while Eisenhower invites tax leaders to discuss extending the corporate profit tax.

Air Force Says Lt. Dillon Hit By Ground Fire

In North Korea during a four‑plane combat mission Lt. Dillon’s jet was disabled by ground fire. Major General McCormack’s letter to Lt. Dillon’s father says Lt. Dillon parachuted safely from the plane but contact was lost. The general notes the possibility he was captured or returning toward UN lines.

Air Force Dillon Layward Dillon Minsing North Korea Yenturday Jonn H. McCormack A. B. Ate Poree Litvut Olen Caneral McCormack Mc Dillon John Dilton Tokyo Edward General McCormne Mr. Dillon Baward UN Iines

Truce Talks Halted As Reds Demand Prisoner Roundup

Armistice hopes fade in Korea as General Clark clashes with Rhee over 28 000 North Korean anti red prisoners. Rhee refuses to recapture liberated inmates and rejects truce bindings. Reds press for a UN backed roundup while casualties rise at a Pusan prison camp.

United Prana Korea Mark Clark Ig ROK Syngman Rhee Lurk Rhee Fhev Sipnink South Korea Syngmun Rhee Clark Pusan

Hospital Bulletins Discharges From St Mary's Hospital

Cheater Jankowek of 22 Elmwood Street and Henry Kraykowski of 116 Homestead Avenue were discharged from St Mary's Hospital where each was listed as a burgital and surgical patient respectively. Michael LaFave of New Haven Road was a medical patient at St Mary's Hospital. Sate duiv at Erickson Motors Mulder Ave Adt.

Cheater Jankowek Elmwood Street St. Mary's Hospital Henry Kraykowski Homestead Avenue Michael LaFave New Haven Road St. Mary’s Hospi Erickson Mulder

Fined $25 On Guilty Plea To Looting Count

Ralph Nichols aged 83 of 55 Oak Street was fined $25 and given a 30 day suspended sentence in New Haven County Jail after pleading guilty to looting a car owned by George Waite near the Algezar Theater. Nichols claimed intoxication and said he did not know what he was doing. Police found a fishing rod and reel, two cans of shaving lather, and an electric shaver in his possession. the rod and reel belonged to Waite. A case for the shaver was located on Oak Street steps.

Ralph Nichols Oak Street New Haven County Joseph Raythwich Nichols Presser George Waite Johnson Street Waity Algezar Theater Henry Ploski Ploski

Governor Seeks Action After Rising Connecticut Highway Deaths

Governor Lodge expresses alarm at a marked rise in fatal Connecticut highway accidents. He will review traffic safety studies. 24 people had died in accidents through July 18, up over 50 percent from the same period in 1952.

Lodge Connecticut Loder Shay

Edelman chased from Pershing Square crowd in Los Angeles

Police report that roin Edelman who helped win a brief last minute stay for the Rosenbergs was driven from Pershing Square in Los Angeles by about 300 people last night. The crowd surged after Edelman shouted If you are angry about the execution you are rotten to the core.

Edelman Los Angeles Roin Edelman Rosenbergs Pershing Square Police Self& Witness Hegny

No Vote Predicted on Douglas Impeachment Resolution

Washington representative Emanuel Celler says the House will not vote on Democratic Rep. Wheeler's impeachment resolution against Justice William Douglas. Celler warns the move would frighten the judiciary and disrupt the court's work.

Washington Emanuel Celler New York House W. M. Wheeler Georgia William Douglas Celler

Death Notice: Henrietta C Hubbell of Woodbridge NJ

In Woodbridge New Jersey on June 18 1953 Henrietta C Schmitz Hubbell mother of William and Claire sister of Mrs Roy Meeker Mrs Merrit Brown and Harry Schmitz all of Naougstuck Funeral Monday at 30 e m from Kohler Fanera Home 280 Hackensack Street Woodbridge to Church of the Assumption at 10730 burial in Arlington National Cemetery Friends asked to omit flowers

Hubbell Woodbridge N.J Henrietta C. (Schmitz) Hubbell N. J Kohler Fanera Hackensack Street Church of the Assumption That City William and Claire Roy Meeker Merrit Brown Harry Schmitz Naougstuck Ariington National Cemetery

Light Vote Anticipated On Monday Mengacci Urges Support For Primary Bill

An eight turnout is expected in Monday referendums on state and local questions. Voters will cast ballots between 4 and 8 pm at Town Mall Central Avenue Xehaal and Rep Brook School Borough. The questions seek amendments to the state constitution for direct primary rules and election procedures including ward eligibility and signatures by ward residents. Rep Adam Menyie pushes the amendments, aiming to clarify duties of town and borough workers and address uncontested primaries.

Mengacci Xehaal Rep Brook School Pri

American Student Missing in East Berlin Amid Riots

Berlin report says 22 year old Rudolf Kass of Cedarhurst New York is missing since last Wednesday's anti Communist riots in East Berlin. He and two German students are believed captured by Communist police while photographing the area of heavy clashes. U.S. authorities seek confirmation of Kass's custody and his possible release.

Berlin United States West Berlin East Berlin Rudolf Kass Cedarhurst Kass Kuss

Russia Renews Hate America Campaign

Washington June 20 The Voice of America says Russians renewed its hate America campaign. The broadcast claims the Soviet prose tone toward America has changed again with a torrent of lies poison and slander about the American people. It asserts no such campaign exists in America against Russians and that Americans speak with good feeling and respect for the Russian people.

Washington Voice of America Voice America

St Pauls Vacation Bible School Starts Monday

St Pauls Southern Church schedules vacation Bible school June 22 to July 3 in the church hall from 9 50 a m to 5 30 p m daily Bible history stories travelogue films and handwork classes for children aged four to fourteen Registration is requested by this evening with contact Rev O H Bellorent at 5900 Transportation will be arranged

St. Paul's Suthurdn Church Rego Inter O. H. Bellorent

Special Meeting To Revamp School Building Committee

Beacon Falls faces no clear solution as the School Building Committee is reshaped. A special town meeting called by the Board of Selectmen will be held Friday in the Community Club hall to overhaul the committee.

Beacon Falls Board of Selectmen

Rosenbergs Name Two Coaches At High School Board Meeting

At a special Board of Education session in the Tutle school Raymond Legenta was named coach and director of athletic activities. Edward Mariano was appointed physical education teacher and a staff member, with transfers planned to Salem and Western Schools as Western adds on. Helen Lynch was made a regular member of the Western School faculty.

Ray Legenza Tap Verday Nangalach High School Bureba Nangatuck Board of Education Legenza Edward Mariano Pele Way Murlany Raymond Legenta Edu- Woon Tutle Joan Asn Harold EF. Chittenden Tranter Chi

Pair Silent To End On A Spy Ring

United Press reports the execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg at Sing Sing shortly after eight EDT. The couple refused to trade their atomic secrets as they faced four electric shocks, with observers noting no emotion. Relatives claim the bodies for unannounced burial, Sabbath interment restrictions noted.

Rosenbergs An J Sing Sing Uni Julian Rosenberg Irving Koslowe Valley of Death Ethel Roxenberg Unematron Orsining New York United Press Jack Wollston Michael Robert Bernard Bachs Tome River N. J

Ship Strike Ends in U S As One Spreads in Hawaii

Longshore workers on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts plan to return to tankers and cargo ships after signing a contract with a wage boost. In Hawaii, stevedores idle in protest over the conviction of union officials and a Communist conspiracy case, following a federal jury verdict finding Jack Hall and six others guilty of conspiring against the United States government.

United States Hawaii CIO Atlantic Gulf Stevesores Jack Hall

Two State Men Among Globemaster Victims

The Defense Department released one name of the 229 service members killed in the C-124 Globemaster crash near Tokyo. The list includes New Englanders such as Airman 2/C Bruce Heal of East Hartford Connecticut, Airman 2/C Nicholaa Sorrento of Everett Massachusetts, Airman 2/C Francia M. Gay of Boston Massachusetts, Airman 1/C Calvin R. Castor of Concord New Hampshire, Airman 3/C Raymond H. Peloquin of Manville Rhode Island, Airman 2/C Kenneth A. Miner of Wrentham Massachusetts, Army Pfc Edmond Mathieu of Taftville Connecticut, and Private Sherman C. Canney of Milton.

Washington Defense Department Tokyo New Concord N. H Raymond H. Peloquin Manville R. J Kenneth A. Miner Wrentham Mass Army Ptc Edmond Mathieu Pratt Ave Taftville Conn Nina Sherman C. Canney Milton

Knights Of Columbus Receive Communion

The Knights of Columbus will receive Holy Communion tomorrow at 8 a m Mass at St Hedwig's Church. Their wives and daughters will join them, announced Alfred Frateal, newly elected grand knight. The Communion on Father's Day honors living and deceased members.

Knighte of Columbus St. Hedwig's Church Alfred Frateal Hving

Births Donelan and Grella share babies in St Marys Hospital

Donelan. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs John J Donelan Jr at 18 Bridge Street on June 18 in St Marys Hospital. Mrs. Donelan is formerly Ann Jean Buckley. Frella. Albert Michael Jr, a son, to Mr. and Mrs Albert M Grella at 547 South Main arrest, on June 16 in St Marys Hospital. Mrs. Grella is formerly Lucilic DeCarto.

Donelan Johns J. Ard John J. Donelan, Jr Bridge Street St. Mary's Hospital

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