Dunn Hearing Opens Today In Hartford
Premiscal hearing in Hartford covers charges against Jenna T Dunn, Liquor Control Commission chair, with testimony from Waterbury figures and questions about permittees and insurance links. Gov. Moore and Attorney General Willam G. bind den weigh actions as prosecutors seek clear facts amid tense county and state interests.
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Dunn Hearing
Hartford
Upj
Cantral Compulaion
Jenna T. Dung
Kuala
Newell
Lane
Chet Ghauer
AlCrey W. Nichola
Waterbayey
Ltn
Rananeth Chewiy
Xubaraniiel suTin
Nichola
Waterbury
Josephy McCarthy
Nat McCarthy
Dewey
McCarthy
Uhr
Gentral Whalers
John
Jennings
Jenning
Liquor Commission
Tia
Bualmien
Deway
Tin New Baven Aran
Willlam GG
Bind den
White Gunn
Dodd
Dent
Atkin Fey
Thadden Tate
Dunn
Cini
Wife Kills Alfred Munro and Takes Own Life in Norfolk
In Norfolk a wife, Mrs. Munro, and her husband Alfred Munro were found dead in their home after a dispute. Police report say Mrs. Munro used a belt to fatally wound her husband and then killed herself. The bodies were discovered by Lester Rotwete who saw blood on the door and notified police. Both victims were dressed and reportedly had been drinking. Munro previously worked at the Parone Theater in Mussford before the theater was demolished. The Munro marriage reportedly ended years earlier.
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Alfred Munro
Norfolk
CU Phen
Gordon Mung
Vion
Io Nolan
Munro Ano
Chery
Huey
Paras
Lester Rotwete
Munro
Mira Munro
Ty Pelten
Otc
Parone
Muetford
Wbout
Somra
Tle
Sehnevert
Chat
Boston
Pyro Munre
World Brief Reflects Political Turmoil and Spying Case
A disjointed dispatch reports global political shifts with mentions of Berlin, Moscow, and Prague amid secret announcements. It notes a Soviet jet rumor, a presidential transition, and a local spy case involving a painter’s portfolio and suspected espionage connected to MME.
Births in Waterbury Hospital Mention Several Newborns
The Waterbury hospital reported multiple births today including Lynn toanorta and Paul Cots Tucker in Southbury, a first child for Mr. and Mrs. John Reinhverd, and Robert Joseph to Mr. and Mrs. J. Palater Webb nod. The notice lists families from Waterbury and nearby towns with details on parent names and addresses, reflecting a busy birth day in the area.
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Cota. Orl. Smury's Hospital
Weterbury
A Nightes
Lynn Toanorta
Paul Cots
Tucker Furi
Southbury
Foray Oo Nidgatnek
Colo Te Qlke
Pieter Yen Paceenin
Maw
Gotu
Nau
Sais Iuer
Waterbury Hoapitid
Mane
Robert Joseph
Mex
Atlort J. Palater
Webb Nod
Mittvet Mien Peeler
Mest
Rudi Clare
Tadtehell Court
Former Ministers To Visit Two In Covenant Church Event
Two former Covenant ministers, Paul W. Peterson of Jumertown and Benhian of Youngstown, will participate in a meeting at the Millennium Covenant Church Tomorrow Evening at 6 o'clock. Peterson served as minister at the Covenant Church since April and now leads at First Covenant in Damestown. Benhian previously led Westfield’s Wildes Church and was pastor at Covenant in Youngstown. Both attended the Covenant meeting in Boston, and the new gathering invites friends in the area.
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Uneev
Paul W. Peterson
Jumertown
N.yani
Alburt
Benhian
Younpatown
Ohio
Thid
Peterson
Covenant Church
Damestown
Benghan
Weste
Privont Iy
Youngstown
The
Covenant
Boston
Mans
Bla Widinity
Labriola Back From Washington With Youth Gov Rally
Jerry Librigin reports from Washington on Labriola's return after a Youth and Government conference. The event featured discussions on compulsory motor vehicle inspections and high school education, with Labriola appearing on radio and television and meeting Representative from Connecticut. A Saturday night MCA National Council banquet closed the tour in Washington.
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Jerry Librigin
Patsy Tabriol
Jurey
Athoula
Waatin
Washington
Tabrioin
Provident Trueman
Connecticut
MCA National Council
New Housing Program Aims at Municipal Attention
Trarkford and surrounding municipalities are urged to aid the state in a new five million dollar housing program. The plan expects 95 million homes with rents near 37 dollars monthly, direct loans to local authorities, and tax and insurance adding to about 60 dollars monthly. Governor writes to 38 mayors seeking swift action and local housing needs assessment. Berlin Western Allied officials express hopes for a ceasefire, despite Parisians indicating West control may not be accepted.
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Trarkford
Dune
Caverner Bowles
Yale Faculty Not To Take Loyalty Oath
Yale president told 1,100 alumni no faculty member would be required to sign a loyalty oath. Seymour stated Yale would not appoint anyone who is a communist and argued Congress should not dictate what books are read, urging defense of academic freedom and American democracy. Honorary degrees were conferred on figures including General Lucius Clay and John J. McCloy.
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Seymour
New Haven
Yale University
Parthorinors
Ante Je
Charlee Seymour
Yale
Ita
Dlntf
Youle
Trugi
Alegre
Seymour Vald
Congress
Federn
West, We
Gener Luciba Clay
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Richard M. Elysoll
Berg Saarinen
Diplomas Tonight For 120 At Naugatuck High School
The state commission criticizes High Rock Park as neglected while 120 seniors at Naugatuck High School prepare to receive diplomas this evening on the Tuttle School lawn. J Nelson Judy chairs the board of education and will present awards and scholarships to graduates including Babette Anderson Donald Anderson Nancy Bauker and many others. The ceremony honors a long list of students for general excellence throughout their schooling.
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Ure Naugatuel High School
Yenior Chu i. Anual
Tuttle School
J. Nelson Judy
Board of Education
Chadow
Judy Wil
Ami Lawrence
Daniel Dierkes
Mery Lou Carroll
Shirley Anne Cardinal
Herese de 'Carlo
Robert Henry Dowling
Barda
Ann Duba
Joan Murie Duffany
Sarah Janice Wider
Marsgaret
Joan Emery
Fred Engelhardt
Anthony Pay Farrar
Roburt Alan
Pairchild
Donal Patricls
Pitagerald
Kennett
Alvin Follett
Lola -Mae Follett
Charles Henry Jones
Raymond
Bérnard
Jurzynski
Henry
Kleib
Sandra
Elizabeth Kronoski
Frank
John Kronoski
Ziegmund John Kobylenakti
Richard Elwin Koonz
Ruth Susanne Kopp
Gwendolyn Maria Krampetz
Jerry Dibriola
Florence Anh Lagune
Harriet Louise Lillis
Bernadette Phyllis
Justine Ulrika Sanford
Carolyn Helen Sargeant
Paul David Schlesinger
George Anthony Schuster
Eugene Henry Scranton
John Joseph Smith
Nancy Elisabeth Smith
Raymond Robert Smith
Edward Joseph Sadlosky, Jr
Alfred Stephen Sokotosti
Areteno Seuss
William Milner Stinevon, Jr
Theres
Marie Sullesley
Marian Helen Sullivan
Clarice Louise Swan
Joan Marilyn Swan
Joseph Donald Tumahy
Dorothy Ann Ysylor
Teii
Marilyn Tedesco
Charles Edward Trlane
Marcy Walter Trigp
Donald Foster Urnlaut
Rose May Weiss
Robert Kenneth Whipple
John Prancia Woinirow
Gardner Frederick Wood, Jr
Beecher Heath Woodside
Robert D. Wooster
Madelyn Ann Zueural
Frat Selectman Scoffs at Vandalism Claims at High Rock Park
Frank Somphmmaki, town official, criticizes state officials for neglect and lack of supervision at High Rock Park. He cites deteriorating roads, shrubbery overgrowth, and insufficient patrols, urging action and maintenance to restore access and safety for residents and visitors.
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State Park and Forest Commission
High Rock Park
Flrat
Frank Somphmmaki
Vyanidi
State Haa
Miewit
Semplenski
Clara O'Shea
Beacon Falls
Hartford
Shatta
Lo Mmere
Mr. Sempiensk
Mr. Sempienski
Naugatuck Valley
Shite
Freitidlen
Aquatic Activities To Be Provided For Handicapped Children
The Naugatuck Valley Cerebral Palsy group met in Waterbury to discuss a summer program at Crosby High School pool offering aquatic activities for physically handicapped children. Mrs. Mormon Slater announced a Bushnell Memorial soapfest in Hartford drew about 7,500 and supports a scholarship fund for cerebral palsy therapists. Residents from Naugatuck Waterbury and Watertown attended, and the group voted to continue monthly meetings, with the next third Monday session set.
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Naugatuck Valley
Uolution
Waterbury ¥. M.C
Hermin Sandite
Ryd Crass
Crosby High School
Mormon Slater
Bushnell Memorial
Hartford
Connecticut Cerebral Paisy Association
Naupatuck
Waterbury
Watertown
Firefighters Put Out Grass Fire on Highway Median
Acting Fire Chief James Quinn said at 11 05 this morning fire crews were dispatched to Dead Man's Curve on the Naugatuck Waterbury highway where dry grass along the north south bound tracts burned. Firemen believe a discarded lighter started the blaze. only a small area was burned.
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Naugatuck Waterbury
James Quinn
Deadman's Curve
Former Resident's Husband Killed in Devon Accident
Edward Brundage of Milford, an employee of the New Haven railroad, was killed yesterday in an accident in Devon while at work. His wife, Mrs Barbara Brundage of Milford, is a former Naupgeluck resident. He is survived by a son, John, a chief petty officer in the Navy on overseas duty, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at Smith Funeral Home, Milford.
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Edward Brundage
Milford
New Haven Railroad
Devon
Barbara (Keohlet) Brundage
Naupgeluck
John
Navy
Rand
Ee Ane Smith Funeral Home
Mile1
Ord
Major James Newton To Address Rotary Club
Major James Newton of Wort Meyers Beck Florida will speak on the War of Ideas at the Naugatuck Rotary Club noon dinner at the YMCA. He will substitute for Paul V. Cochrane of the New Haven AP bureau. Newton is Harris Whittemore Jr.'s brother-in-law and served four years in World War II.
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James Draper Newton
Wort Meyers Beck
Fla
Naugatuck ‘Rotary Club
YMCA
Herbert M. Billings
Newton
Paul V. Cochrane
New Haven
Associated Press
Harris Whitemore
Rotary Club
Widng
Naugatuctk
Summer Arrives With No Relief From Heat and Drought
The forecast predicts continued heat and drought across the nation. Scattered thunderstorms may aid crops in some regions, but large areas face dangerous conditions with 43 heat related deaths noted in a midwestern state. Officials urge caution with inflammable materials as dry woods threaten fires during outdoor activities. Summer officially begins at 1:30 pm EST with days growing longer and hotter in the Midwest and West. Early readings show Phoenix and Detroit experiencing extreme heat, while Pembina North Dakota stays cool at 54 degrees.
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Hartford
Jane
Lodsiy
Sik
Poghon
Bim Wren
United States
New York
New England
Moat Park
Central Lakes Region
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Midwest
Phoenix
Arizona
Detroit
Wuto
Bodge
Pembina
North Dakota
Mercury
Mansas City
Duluth
Minn
Minneapolis
Television Parties To Aid Runyon Fund
A local youngster, Robin Free of Dunn Avenue, donates 4238 to the Runyon Fund to help cancer patients. She organized simple television gatherings at 10 cents for children and adults, turning her idea into a meaningful contribution from the heart. London reports British Foreign Secretary Hevin praising the Four Agreement as a step toward wider understanding and world peace.
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Daman .Runyon
Robin Free
Harold L Free
Dunn Avenue
Robin
Aden Ar
Salem
Agreeme
London
Ernest Hevin Hally
Local Post to Attend Convention in Hartford
The Naugatuck post delegates Henry Sodtouki James Sule ivan Edgar Bickford Chester Jan kowski Lawrence Sigut Emanuel Salatian Day Young and Patay Sale janards join Commander Gers Montal to attend the 29th minung convention of the Connection, VPW in Hartford opening Thursday and closing Sunday. Connecticut Chief Justice Whi plers M. Malthie will be honored for long service on jurist and youth guidance.
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Wathan Gerber
Crusiday
Veteruma
Forceign Wars
Lodny Plang
Minung
VPW
Hartford
Connecticut
Whiplers M. Malthie
Ain
Iran
Naugatuck Post
Henry Sodtouki
James Suleivan
Edgar Bickford
Chester Jankowski
Lawrence Sigut
Emanuel Salatian Day Young
Patay Sale Janards
Raymond Baker
MI Wide Niiend
Gers Montal
New York Paper Backs Waterbury Resident For Mayor
The New York Merald Tribune editorializes in favor of Waterbury native Franke S. Mogan for mayor of New York City. It praises Hogan’s stature and urges careful selection of a successor to the district attorney, noting the vital importance of the choice.
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New York Merald Tribune
Waterbury
Franke S. Mogan
New York
Hoxan
New York County
Michael Maxon
Amunile
Fogan
Hogan
Hospital Bulletins From St Marys Waterbury Update
Amryabin 29 of 62 Worehuss Street listed as medical patient at St Marys Hospital Waterbury. Joan Ledge six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ledge of Beebe Street listed as nasal surgery patient at St Marys Hospital Waterbury. Improvement reported today in condition of Pu FL Mae Ran medical patient at St Marys Hospital and in the condition of Olscewe cki of North Main Street who suffered head injuries in a fall Saturday morning in Union City. Frederick Ponslee son of Mr and Mrs Frank Ponslee of Croat is reported as medical patient at St Marys Hospital Waterbury. Mrs ln son of 3d North Main Street listed as surgical patient at St Marys Hospital Waterbury. Mrs Fred Moeckel of Maple Hill Road reported as medical patient at Waterbury Hospital. All updates from St Marys Hospital authorities.
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Ton Lamy
St. Mary's Hospital, Waterbury
Joan Ledge
Charles Ledge
St Mary's Hoxnltat
Waterbury
Pu FL Mae- Ran
Wishland Arena
St. Mary's Maxpital
Olscewecki
North Main Street
Union Chi
St. Mary's
Frederick Ponslee
Frank Peaslw
St Maurya Hospital
Fred Moeckel
Waterbury Hospital
Ik Ae
Schools To Close Thursday For Summer Recess
Public schools will close for the summer recess on Thursday with all students having their last full day of classes tomorrow. Maugatick High School seniors and eighth grade students have completed courses, with seniors released after Class Day, June 9 and eighth grade students lag Thursday. St Frances and St Hedwig's parochial schools closed last Friday. legal schools will reopen after Labor Day next September.
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Maugatick High School
St Franets
St Hedwig's Parochial
Sill Legal Schools
Two Arrested For Fishing In Reservoir
Adolph Kudzma and William Biscoe of New Haven road were arrested for trespassing and fishing at Long Hi Reservoir in Bethany by Deputy Sheriff George Brown and Special Policeman Louis Edwards. The reservoir, owned by The Naugatuck Water Comp ing, serves as the principal water supply for Naugatuck. They were ordered to appear before Judge Hiner in Bethany Court on Friday, June 24.
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Adolph Kudzma
William Biscoe
New Haven Road
Long Hi Reservoir
Bethany
Sherif George Brown
Louis Edwards
Naugatuck Water
CompRing
Naugatuck
Hiner
Bethenny Court
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Wolfe Avenue
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