Prospect Street Saline Proposal Faces Lengthy Litigation
The article reports ongoing legal action over school expansions in Nangatuek, focusing on Western, Salene, and Hog Brook schools near Prospect Street. Appraisers and sharifs oversee hearings on condemnation, with debates over land costs and costs of conversion. Residents bear the burden as the wooden Prospect Street School awaits replacement with modern facilities, amid potential appeals to higher courts and anticipated timelines for funding and construction.
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Nangatuek
Carder Way
Gt Western
Salene
Hog Brook
Prospect Street
Aeliling
Centrabayer School
Hinds
Rome
Vietis
Naueatuek
Three Perish In Boston Fire in South End Lodging House
Three elderly residents die and two remain missing after a four alarm blaze in a South End lodging house. Fire destroys rooms as 50 people are rescued, with fears the damage could exceed 340,000 dollars and an arson probe opened. Victims identified include Mrs Alverting Caudget and Miss Camith, with Delia OConnor among those present.
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Bam
Moby
Indiora
John Stapleton
South End
Boston
Mra
Alverting Caudget
Miss Camith
Quimatte
Misa Delia
O'Connor
Cundet
American Legion Nominating July 15 For State Posts
The American Legion Post 17 will nominate officers at a July 15 meeting led by Commander Frank Castagna with a nominating committee of Norma Follett Edward Griffith and Charles Welch. Floor nominations will also be allowed. A second meeting is scheduled for August 19 with elections on September 2. Delegates to the state convention in Hartford July 16 to 18 include Commander Castagna Cassimer Postia James F. Bleeming Henry Bagley Edward Wilcox. Alternates are Rodger Hinda Burton Noble Thomas Walsh Edward Nolde and Robert Anderson.
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American Legion
Frank Castagna
Norma Follett
Edward Griffith
Charles Welch
Ait
Castagna
The
Comdr, Cassagna
Cassimer Postia
James F. Bleming
Henry Bagley
Edward Wilcox
Rodger Hinda
Burton Nobte
Thoma Walsh
Edward Nolde
Robert Anderson
Hartford
New Street Dept Garage Contemplated
Warden Charles Clark announced plans for a new street department garage behind the town farm, with about $20,000 earmarked. He said the borough board must decide the structure type, but construction could occur this year. Vehicles are currently parked at the town farm and near the fire station.
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Minwilla
Clark
Hosen
Street Department
Ire
Eisenhower nominates Strauss to Atomic Energy Commission
President Eisenhower nominates Lewis Strauss for a five year term on the Atomic Energy Commission to succeed Gordon Dean who leaves at the end of his current term. Strauss, an early hydrogen bomb backer, was on the first postwar commission reorganizing atomic energy from the army. Dean departs June 39. republicans withdraw Lyons support for director post. Moscow radio reports Soviet union plans 15 billion ruble loan for development. Robertson discusses Korea truce issues with Clark. he will fly to Seoul to push for a cease-fire. Air Force cancels Kalser contract for C-110 flying rockets. Talbott cites high costs. House Speaker Martin vows every measure to extend the excess profits tax before next Tuesday’s vote. Two New Jersey men reported missing after 14-foot rowboat voyage near Long Island. Coast Guard searching.
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Eisenhower
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Gordon Dean
Dean
Births Recorded at St Marys Hospital
Sirths BELLETTI a daughter Ruth Marie to Mr and Mrs Edmund Boltslett h 58 Sheffield Lane Union City June 20 in St Marys Hospital Mrs Bolette is the former Ruth Cowan HINDS a son James Edward to Mr and Mrs Rodger Hinds Meadow Street June 21 In St Marys Hospital Mrs Hinds is the former Mary Blair GEDRAITIS a son Paul Albert to Mr and Mrs Albert Gedraitis dl Actna Place June 30 in St Marys Hospital Mrs Gedraitis is the former Florence Yenchos
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Ruth Marie
Edmund Bolts Letth
Sheffield Lane
Union City
St. Mary's Hospital
Boelletti
Ruth Cowan
Gedraitis
Paul Albert
Albert Gadraitis
Actna Place
Florence Yenchos
School Bldg Committee Resignation Looms Ferwerda
Borough officials announce a revised playground schedule with opening set for Monday morning. Names of supervisors for the new playgrounds are listed alongside openings at Sullivan's Beach and several other sites. Vandalism concerns prompt cooperation between parents and children as the Park Department operates on a tight budget.
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Franklyn Johnson
Othe
Sullivan's Beach
Salem
Sandra Kronoski
Mary Lou Snea
Hop Brook
Joven Neely
Charlotte Wood
Prospect Streat
Froy Soh Carthy
Hoben
Kevin da Phiy
Sullivan's Maury
Johnson
Town Meeting Friday Night In Bracon Palis To Choose School Committee
Townspeople of Bracon Palis are urged to attend Friday’s 7:20 pm meeting in the Community Hall to dissolve the current School Building Committee, elect a new 11 member panel with balanced party representation, and authorize a definite $8,000 for preliminary expenses toward a new school.
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Board of Selectmen
Apecak Town
Perwerda
Alfred Freewrrda
Hceskin
Fighy Apiina
Oday
Ath Lp
Parker Honored For 50 Years Service To Bank
Herbert Parker, assistant cashier of the Naugatuck National Bank, was honored at a bank dinner in recognition of 50 years of continuous service. He received a $1,000 bond at the American Brass Country Club event. The item also notes the Salvation Army national commander Erjnist Pug mire died suddenly at 62 in New York from a heart attack while walking.
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Bank
Herbert Parker
Ashior
Naugatuck Wathinal Bank
Mer Parker
New York
Salvation Army
Erjinst Pugmire
Borough Ambulance Committee weighs new vehicle option
The Naugatuck Community Ambulance committee discussed buying a new ambulance or reconditioning the existing four year old vehicle at a Lebster Park meeting. The current unit, funded by community contributions, has 22 600 miles and cost about 6500 dollars. A new Cadillac ambulance could cost 8500 dollars, and a decision was not reached. Attending were Warden Charles Clark, Henry Rack Hurola Wiedhopt, Mrs Wiedhopt, Paul Backmiller, Joseph PF Donahue, and other trustees.
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Lebster
Police Department
Norman Wood
Trnystees
Wood
Charles Clark
Henry Rack Hurola Wiedhopt
Wiedhopt
Trnal
Paul Backmiller
Tenseph PF
Donahue
Airliner Heads For Emergency Landing at Cape May
An Eastern Airlines jet with 55 aboard reported smoke from the galley while en route to San Juan. Coast Guard alerts along the coast and a patrol plane were sent to escort the airliner as it diverted toward Cape May New Jersey after an initial approach to Norfolk Virginia.
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Cape May
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Tony New York
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Cours
William Allen Saves Two Girls From Drowning at Beach
William Allen again rescued two girls at Sullivan's Beach after diving into a pond to save Barbara Jankowski, 12, and Christine Pio, 10. Lifeguard Regina Sullivan supervised nearby as Vaughn Henderson and Walter Scilly aided in recent rescue efforts. Barbara's father Matthew Jankowski provided the first word.
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Bill
Sullivan's Beach
Barbar Jankowski
Scott Street
Christine Pio
Carfon Court
Regina Sullivan
Dher
Boncal
Vaughn Henderson
Aetna
Walter Scilly
Kota Street
Bin
Rio
Jankowski
Japan
Sullivan’s Beach
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Barbaria
Barbara
Christine
Navy Plane Finds Priest Feared Lost
A Navy seaplane located Father Hubert P. Carrig, reported missing since yesterday afternoon after setting off in an 18 foot craft from Noroton toward Darien. Coast Guard and air search crews engaged. he was last seen near Long Island Sound. Carrig, pastor of St. John’s Noroton, is a New Haven native.
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Lang Ialand Sound
Hubert P. Carrig
Darien
Old Lyme
Long Island Sound
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New Haven
Woodbridge Regional High School Bond Question Voted Today
Voters in Bethany Orange and Woodbridge decide whether to issue 1 806 000 in school building bonds to fund a new Woodbridge 40 room high school. Polls open 6 am to 8 pm with a district wide vote requiring two thirds yes for approval.
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Woodbridge
Bethany
Orange
Wes
Local CD Unit In Watbey Centennial Parade Friday
About 40 members of the Naugatuck Civil Defense police auxiliary will join Waterbury’s Centennial Parade Friday evening in the Braas City. Four wax bices, two jeeps, the emergency truck and the new CD van will accompany the unit. The group assembles at the Armory Garage Rubber Ave by 3:43 p.m. and rides in the van to Waterbury. Joe Rossi leads a motorcycle escort as the unit travels from Union and South Elm Streets. The parade celebrates Waterbury’s 100th anniversary of incorporation.
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Waterbury
Braas City
Henry C. Racki
Naugatuck CD
Aft Necra
Rubber Ave
Sharp
Ruckie
Union
South Elm Streets
Joe Rossi
Washington source promises on postwar pact and troop status
In Washington Walter Robertson will reject Rheece's demand for a time limit on a postwar political conference and call for withdrawal of all forceful troops. Yet the assistant secretary of state, now in Korea, is believed to guarantee the South Forests that America will sign a mutual security treaty in return for their support of a trace.
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Washington
Walter Roberton
Rhece
Mtale
Korea
America
Firemen Hurt as Four-Alarm Blaze Hits New Haven
A four-alarm fire in New Haven caused an estimated $150,000 in damage, four hours of flames, and the seizure of a four-story former Old Globe Theater building housing the Hudson Curtain Shop. Twenty firefighters were overcome. two were hospitalized, rookie Vincent Salerno and driver Fred Kaiser.
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Globe Theater
Hudson Curtain
Vincent Salerno
Fred Kaiser
Seouls Political Rival Beaten by Youths Amid Tension
A Morean who backed Oguine and Syngman Rhee faced a severe beating by Korean youths amid rising political strain. Chough Fyen Ok commented that writing or speaking freely in Korea is increasingly unsafe.
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Oguine
Syngman
Rhee
Mn Arminticg
Kértan
Chough Fyen Ok
Korea
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