Rockwell Seeks Permit to Address Union Square on July Fourth
George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, plans a bid for a permit to speak in Union Square on Independence Day. Mayor Wagner refused, calling the party a potential riot risk, while the ACLU pledged to assist in defending civil liberties. In related filings, multiple mortgage and property transfers appear in Naugatuck and Waterbury registers, naming banks, individuals, and parcels on Beacon Manor Circle, Meadow Street, and Hill Street.
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York
UPD
American Navi Party
George Lincoln
Rockwell
Hiss
Union’ Square
Liberties
Arlington
New ‘York
Lelphond
ACUI
Robert F. Wagner
Rockivell
the American Navi Party
Halfyenny Hitler
Nere
George E. Rundquist
ACLU
Takir
Rundauist
Sand Lit
Wag-ner
Surplus Wheat Bills Blocked by House Vote
In Washington a House vote derailed rival Republican and Democratic efforts to curb surplus wheat production. The 71 to 195 result effectively killed election year legislation addressing the nation’s top farm issue, as the heated debate stalled a Senate passed bill acceptable to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hous House
Republican
Democratic
Senate
Wheat production cut measure rejected in House vote
A Republican offered plan to cut wheat plantings by 20 percent without raising price supports but the House rejected it 236 to 170. The Democratic alternative would have allowed producers of wheat and other grains and oilseeds to vote by majority to impose tighter production limits in exchange for higher price supports, an approach opposed by the administration.
Waterbury area property transfers and deeds list
A readable draft lists multiple warranty deeds and transfers in Waterbury and surrounding streets. Names include Dorothy Vitzgerald Galvin, Adefonso Freie, Edmund J and Louise Lawler, Ralph B Bliss, Amy Wells Gibbud, Sylvester, Regina Honnst, U S of America, Jonas Nurijauskas, and Bermbikty Nurijauskis. Properties mentioned include Meadow Street, Lorann Drive, Hoadley Street, Maple Hill Road, Woodlawn Avenue, Quinn Street, Ward Street, Rubber Avenue, Riverside Drive, and Myr Ne Avenue with houses and lots transfer to various buyers or institutions.
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Raymond St. John
Naugatuctk Savings Bank
Arnold
Dorothy "T. Preedman
Beacon Manor Circle
Naugatuck Savings Bank
William T. Galvin
Meadow St
Alex Svariskis
Tiona
St. Naugatuck Savings Bank
Mary A. Carroll
Woodlawn Ave
Lennard
Rhoda Berger
Toton
First Feders! Savings and Loin Association of Waterbury
Rasph B
Kathleen B. Bliss
Quinn St
Riise W. Beardsley
Winslow Ct
Anna Wells Gilibud
Hill St
Jose , Pinho
Joton Ward St
Arnold A. Freedman al
John Joseph
Theresa Mooney
American Home, Inc
Melbourne
Lorann
Rayford J
Betty Walsh
Hoadley St
Gerald J
Prairie Seals
Wibbey Development Corp
Jani Wm Maple Till Ra
George B. Tammany
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury
Morris H
Dolores Mettee
Himn Si
Stanley J
Alice Wasiteski
Ronakd L
Jeannette Sylvester
Natatuck Savings Bank
Ward St
Areha J. Carroll
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Warrenty
Dorothy Vitzgerald Galvin Ue
Prancis Shanahan
Adefonso Freie
Edmund J
Louise Lawler
Allex Dyariskis
Raymond J
Betty "Walsh
Ralph B. Bliss
Dolores
MuKee
Amy Wells Gibbud
Alice Wantteski
Dose Pinko
Ronald J
Deannette
Sylvester
Connecticut Blue Cross enrolls 34,470 individuals in 15 days
Connecticut Blue Cross reports a record 34,470 applications and about 70,000 members enrolled in a 15 day open enrollment period, raising total CT Blue Cross enrollment to roughly 1,298,000. General manager J F Duplinsky cites education on hospital coverage and surprise at the high response amid universal eligibility.
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Blue Cross
Connecticut Blue Cross
J. F. Duplinsky
Individus
Connecticut
Berby High track captain faces court for robbery sentence
Norman Bacchincchi, 18, Berby High School track team captain, pleads guilty to robbery with aggravating charges and awaits sentencing in Superior Court Tuesday after a probation report. Accomplice Vincent J. Velloco Jr., 21, Angonta, to be arraigned Friday on similar charges. The two allegedly attacked Theodore Duore, took a wrist watch and $15, and drove him to a secluded spot on Terrington Thomaston Road.
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Theodore Duore, Ai
Trrvington Jones
Duore
Terrington - Thomaston
Califoria
Tatehliehl
Alternia
Will
Committee Defines What Can Be Called Payola
Washington panel probes payola boundaries in a report on a bill. The discussion centers on donated products and what must be disclosed, with example scenarios involving stage props and a fictional Frostbite refrigerator used in demonstration. The memo cites a payola case previously involving a refrigerator maker.
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Dick Wert
Serry
Howe
Harti
Aléseup
Sir Sidney
Undefined youth facing charge over defective equipment
Fined and Louis A DaSilva, 17, of 4 Highland Ave, Naugatuck, charged with driving a vehicle with defective equipment. Details indicate an official report on the incident, citing a violation and subsequent action. The record notes the juvenile status and address as listed in the case.
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Louis ‘A. DaSilva
Highland Ave
Naugatuck
Aves
Connecticut Income Up in April but Off March
Connecticut residents earned more in April 1960 than a year earlier, rising 3.7 percent to 604.4 million dollars per Business Week. However March income stood at 697.2 million, while April showed improvement over the prior year but lagged the month of March.
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New York
UPI
Connecticut
Business Week
Navy Enlistment Of Naugatuck Graduate Enters Service
The 1960 Naugatuck High School graduate Souvoski Bi of 158 Woodbine Ext enlisted in the U S Navy. He leaves tomorrow for basic training at Great Lakes Michigan after a farewell party at his parents home attended by relatives and friends.
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Edbcard
S. Souvoski
Woodbine
Ext
Naugatuck High School
Michigan
West Germans Report Arrest Of Nazi War Criminal Koppe
Bonn reports arrest of Wilhelm Koppe a former police general linked to Wartheland and mass killings in Poland as part of Nazi crimes. Koppe reportedly helped run occupied Poland and ordered mass executions. UPI notes arrests follow Israeli capture of Adolf Eichmann in Argentina.
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Bonn
UPI
Wert Werman
Er 2
Wilhelm Koppe
Kopne
Poland
Adolph Mann
Michmann
Argentina
Koppe
Pales
Wartheland
Ar Aie
Also Mentioned on This Page
EOR
United States Rubber Co
Edward Lynch
Josephine B'Ambrosi
Robert Mastrantuang
Alice LysakowWs
Santos Luciang
Arthur Katopis
Frank Persia
Nancy Tontieed
Stiriding
V. A. Krozon
Departni Fine di Susa
Marie Pannoni
Josephi Decker
Merle da Nilva
Anastasia Juskevycias
Mildred McHea
Shirley Gularyset
Odette Champagnat
Lorraine Denkins
Mary Jane Simmons
Anthony Fantefe
I al
Nazi Party
Cee
Icaly
sAealer’s
Wrise-By Direct
Bridge St
Rubber Ave
Patk
Naugatuck Insurance Agency
ING
F. W. Baton
Waterbury
Sunset Dr
Rose W. Beardsley
Om !Ot
Winslow Ci
Lik Pondens
Regina Honnst
U.S
America
Chutes F. Clavit
Riverside
Jonas
Nurijauskas
Bermbikty
Nurijauskis
Jmitse
Beronini
Jude
Blue Crags
IAHS
Oxford
Charles Berters
Naugatuck Swimming
Sodvoski JR
Grand Street
Meadow Street
CNG
CNB
Ewu
The
Connecticut National Bank
Mienber
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Ty Pape Tatberan
Doréas Guild
Ihr Thoreas Guild
Twillie
U Ge
Lydia Valenti
Kirke Otis
Hernan Scherwindt
Righard McGervey
Ls SA
Howland-Hughes
Interbury
Department Storey
Helanco
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