Warden's $5000 Salary Hopes Rise After Act Change
Connecticut faces questions on a constitutional ban that could block pay raises during a term. The General Assembly approved a $5,000 warden salary via Special Act 404, with hearings held and precedent cited. officials, including Governor Lodge, have received raises, while Naugatuck's warden awaits commensurate pay. The News urges quick implementation of the $5,000 wage for the borough’s top official.
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General Assembly
Lodge
Johnson
Waterbury Court of Common Pleas
Waterbury Registrars of Voters
Storm Yesterday Knocks Out About 200 Telephones Here
A severe thunderstorm yesterday afternoon knocked out about 200 telephone lines in the borough. SNET supervisor Paul Robinson reported 23 lines remained out this morning, with crews repairing until 11 p.m. last night and resuming at 7:30 a.m. today. No major damage or injuries were noted, though residents wired with lightning caused fires were extinguished.
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Paul Robinson
The
Snet Co
Ior
Robinson
Union City
Robert Newhall
Clap Co
Polllce
CAIIK
Cremon
Prominen
Caldenta
Blye
Domenic de Gadlo
Bre
Leo J. Brophy
Seven Alarms Prot Wiese Ligner Beer
Fragmentary OCR item mentions alarms, safety, footage store, and organizations with unclear names. Readable pieces show motors, Mobbay Aves and contact style hints but no coherent news event or identifiable actions.
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Ar. Motors
Mobbay Aves
Rhee Stands Firm on Truce Terms in Seoul Meeting
In Seoul, President Rhee delivered a three point truce plan and warned that Korean troops will resist any Indian force supervising a ceasefire. He pressed for withdrawal of Chinese troops and foreign troops, a US security treaty, and a 0 day postwar conference. Clark returned to Tokyo with Rhee's positions and a note of possible delay.
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Mark Clark
Tokyo
Syngman Rhee
Clark
Seoul
India
Rhee
North Korea
United States
Heales
United Press
Kremlin
Chincace
Nordhill Nauges Dies Active In Borough Affairs
Nordhill Nauges 45 of Union City died early today in Waterbury Hospital after a short illness. Born June 13 1908 in Naugatuck he worked 23 years at U S Rubber Company Naugatuck Chemical Division and owned Nordys Texaco Station Union City. Survived by wife Marjorie four daughters one brother and one sister, funeral Thursday 2 pm at Alderson Funeral Home with burial in Grove Cemetery.
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Nordhill Nauges
North Malmstroat
Union City
Waterbury Hospital
U. S. Rubber Company
Naugatuck Chemical Division
Nordy
Texaco
North Main Street
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Naugatuck Eagles
Naugatuck Elks
Barber Xnop Quartet
New Haven
Fitzpatrick) Naugen
Beverly
Judith
Marilyn
Bonnie-Jean
Arthur
Harrison Holtin
Naugatuck
Alderson Funeral Home
Meadow Street
Theodore Schrader
Grove Cemetery
Deaths and Funeral Notices From Local At News
Deaths: Alexander Pokes 57 of Millville R F D No 1 Watssbury June 23 1953 funeral Thursday 8 30 from Buckmiller Funeral Home Fairview Ave to St Francia Church for high Mass at 9 burial in St James Cemetery friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m. Naiges Nordhil Naiges 48 of 283 North Main Street Waterbury Hospital June 23 1983 funeral Thursday 2 from Alderson Funeral Home 201 Meadow Street burial at Grove Cemetery Home today from 10 a m to 12 p m and tomorrow 6 to 7 p m.
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Pokes
Watssbury
Alexander Pokes
Millville
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Fairview Avenue
St. Francia’ Church
St. James
Nauges
Waterbury Hospital
Nordhil Nauges
North Main Street
Alderson Funeral Home
Meadow Street
Grove Cemetery
Ambassadors and lunch dates mark global and national briefings
Washington reports Milton Eisenhower travels as special representative of six brothers across 30 South American republics while Truman plans lunch with former White House staff and avoidance of political comment. Philadelphia records a two alarm fire at the National Guard armory displacing 20 families. Weather bulletins note tornado reports in Florida Texas Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska but none confirmed on ground. Saigon reports French army says Communist rebels blew up an express train with heavy casualties feared. Planada California sees a fatal train collision with multiple deaths and injuries. Copenhagen notes Denmark's Social Democrats oppose NATO base plans at Baltic Sea entrance. Paris covers Antoine Pinay’s renewed bid for premier amid political crisis and financial paralysis.
Direct Primary and Amendments Adopted in Light Vote
A light turnout of about 2 percent produced 240 ballots in a referendum on three questions. Question 1 amended the state constitution. Question 2 covered state officer creation. Question 3 concerned local direct primary changes. All passed by large margins across wards, with ward totals provided. Ward results showed low turnout and noted the cost at under 309 dollars due to use of schools for polling.
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Charlie Daly
Borough Buys An Electric Mimeographer
The borough installed an electrically operated mimeographing machine funded by a 700 dollar total cost shared equally by the borough and the government. Warden Clark announced the machine from the O P Quitting firm of Hartford to streamline work across borough boards and agencies.
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Borough
Werdon Charjes Clark
Wardon Clark
O. P
Hartford
Warden Clark
Committee To Study Episcopal Church Organization Plan
Hartford June 23 UP A nine member committee appointed to study the organization of the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut. The group, led by Robert Worthington of New Canaan, will spend a year or more proposing how boards and committees can be reorganized. Members include Rev John Patterson headmaster of Kant School Rev Leonard Filgher of Wallingford Richard L Norman of Norwich Mrs John J Plant of New Haven Rev Joan Raquirol of Southport and Harold N Chandler of Hartford.
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Hartford
Episcopal Diocese
Connecticut
Robert Worthington
New Ca Narn
John O. Patterson
Kant School
Leonard H. Filgher
Wallingford
Richard L. Norman
Ring recovered as tornado line crosses Needham Worcester
June 22 Worcester reports a line blown from Warenster to Needham. Mrs. Arthur Holt found the ring in her front sand ash, believed linked to her wedding date August 12, 1936. Worcester widow Mrs. Beat Rice O'Loughlin telephoned the Red Cross to claim the item.
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Needham, Maas
Warenster
Neadham
Arthur Holt
Beatrice O'Loughlin
Worcester
Red Cross
O'Loughlin
Births Brennan and Sullivan Families Welcome Daughters
A daughter Elaine Brennan, first child for Edward N. Brennan and Dorothy O Toole, born at St Marys Hospital Waterbury. Grandparents James Brennan Millville Avenue and John OToole May Street. Another daughter Vicki Lauto Sullivan, second child, born June 21 at Amarillo Air Force Base Hospital. Paternal grandparents Reymond R. Sullivan Jr Cook Lane Beacon Falls and maternal grandparents R C Allison Amarillo Texas.
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Sullivan
Vicki Lauto
Reymond R. Sullivan, Jr
Amarilla Air Foree Buac Hospital
Amarillo
Texas
Reymond R. Sullivan
Cook Lane
Beacon ‘Falls
Matarneal
R. ‘C. Allison
Scouts Train at Camp Mattatuck for California Jamboree
A Naukatuck group of Boy Scouts will train at Camp Mattatuck starting July 3 and depart July 9 by train for Irvine Ranch California. They will travel via Provi d on or July 9 to Chicago Omaha and Salt Lake City arriving July 13 and tour California four days before the Jamboree starts July 17 and ends July 24. Return runs through Spokane Grand Coulee Dam Glacier National Park St Paul and Chicade arriving home July 30. The New England trains lead 83 other specials with 50 090 scouts and 150 adult readers for the Once In A Lifetime Adventure.
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Camp Mattatuck
Irvine Ranch
California
Los Angeles
Dale Willams
Mike Sharon
Geoffrey Wilson
Ray Kogut
Tom Horan
Ken Ghorlsuck
Robert Knapik
Wil
Provid
Chica-go
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Hollywood
Chicace
New England Scouts
Alexander Pokes World War I Vet Dies At 57
Alexander Pokes a disabled World War I veteran died early this morning at his sister Mrs. Robert V. Quinns home 261 Cooke Street Waterbury after a short illness. He was 57 a resident of Naugatuck Millville section born in Naugatuck son of the late Michael and Anna Fokeos he worked for the Naugatuck Lumber and Naugatuck Fuel Companies Survived by two sisters Mrs Nellity Morrissey Waterbury and Veronica Pokes Waterbury one brother Anthony Naugatuck and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Thursday at 830 am from Buck Miller Funeral Home Fairview Avenue to St Francis Church for solemn high Mass at 9 Burial in St James Cemetery The Vetera Counc will conduct funeral services as members meet at the funeral home tomorrow at 730 pm to pay respects.
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Alexander Pokes
Robert V. Quinn
Cooke Street
Waterbury
Il Ross
Naugatuck
Millsvile Section
D. No
Michael and
Anna
Minakutis) Fokeos
Naugatuck Lumber
Naugatuck Fuel Companies
Quinn
Nellity Morrissey
Mise
Veronica Pokes
Anthony
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Fairview
Ayenue
St. Francis' Church
Soldier Killed In Manchester Accident On Leave
Manchester Conn June 23 Fort Devens Mass two Pennsylvania residents Private Andrew Passafiono 22 was killed and Private David Karney 22 was critically injured when their car left the road and fell 250 feet into a ravine. The crash went undetected for hours until a truck driver found the scene.
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Manchester
Conn
Fort Devens
Maas
Pennsylvanie
Andrew Passafiono
David Karney
Reds Say Americans Caused Rebellion
Pravda blames United States army officers for uprisings in Berlin and links the incident to the release of North Korean war prisoners by South Koreans.
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Enat
Berlin
Pravda
Stiff sentences handed out by commie courts in Berlin revolt
West and East Berlin clash over post revolt punishment as four rioters receive prison terms up to six years and others face long sentences while a mob storms Communist headquarters in the American sector. Refugees report 18 000 workers went on strike last Tuesday night and rioting spread to Magdeburg with executions and prison terms up to 25 years. West Berlin honors East German victims as Mayor Ernst Reuter reads a tribute and a freedom bell rings.
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United Prone
Red
Magdeburg
Comprunist Party
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Third Ward
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Charles
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Herbert Bohlin
Emma Mortensen
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Chymer
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