28 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1947
Page
1
A chaotic report outlines rising worker actions and government responses across multiple regions. It mentions American and European concerns, including factory and labor disputes, with references to leadership figures and international tensions.
Monsignor Stephens is to be invested at ceremonies Monday in Chicago where Peter Te Tretan will preside. Relatives of Phlenthy and others invited. Stephens first Mass at St Francis enutel in Pu wintuck and was educated in Niaiwatie schools before entering priesthood.
Ambiguity surrounds the Baldwin appointment after a split composition commission action. The state Supreme Court upheld the legality of appointing Charles W. Jowett of Lynden, rejecting Dr. John Satt’s challenge. Satt, a Democrat, had been named by former Governor Wilbert Snow during his term.
Governor conaugny announces three appointments to the New England interstate water pollution commission. The appointees are Trussell P. Flunter, Fisher es Game Superintendent. Representative Benjamin T. Barringer of New Milford. and Dexter D. Coffin of Windsor. The appointments aim to bolster regional water policy and enforcement.
Congressman Patterson pledges to oppose federal oversight of water pollution as costly to municipalities in the Naugatuck Valley. He backs a measure granting consent for an interstate New England water pollution center pact, citing local cost concerns and preferring state led programs. Senator McMahon, Baldwin, and Representative Seely Brown have introduced the bill, with state water board opposition to federal control.
A United Press report states a midair collision near Brainard Field killed 27-year-old Alan F. W. Neumann of Gaushenton, Southington. Co-pilot and second-plane occupants Salvatore Bafuma and Reid Jarsch, Hartford residents, suffered minor injuries as both planes stalled and crashed. it was Brainard Field’s first fatal crash since 1941. The piece also notes Bridgeport’s first 100 million bank assets.
Warden Murry L. Carrut calls for a safe quiet Independence Day with no public celebrations and a ban on fireworks sales or discharge. Officials urge personal responsibility to prevent accidents during the holiday weekend amid a quiet schedule and local provisions.
Congress shows a cold reception to Interior Secretary Krug s push for new labor legislation to curb the coal strike threat. Some lawmakers deem Taft Harkey act sufficient while others warn no law can force miners back to work.
In New Haven a 360000 damage suit is filed in federal court against Florace E. Dodge, heir to a motor company fortune. Two doctors say they never received fees for medical services offered for a Dodge associate’s friend and allege the playboy promised to cover the late Mary Heaton of New York’s medical expenses.
The borough court announces Atty Fremont Tolles will become prosecuting attorney succeeding Atty Neary who holds the judgeship. Lawrence Matzkin named assistant prosecuting attorney and Joseph Raythwich Jr becomes deputy judge. Walter Norwash named clerk of the court. Atty Neary’s long service detailed. Tolles to assume July 1. Mrs. Clarence E. Fenniman reappointed probation officer.
Jane Bontempo received the Nationalism Prize for the Americanization Endeavor Program from Crusader post at the state VFW and auxiliaries convention in New Haven. The award honored her scrap-book made from Naugatuck News clippings tied to a high school essay contest. A Naugatuck bugler squad performed taps at a memory service during the event.
Rev C H Bertram pastor of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church will speak at a mass meeting of congregations from Massachusetts and Rhode Island tomorrow at 3 30 pm in Boston The event is hosted by the Association For The Work Of Mercy of the Lutheran church Hartf ord publisher OInS Maurice Sherman editor and publisher of the Hartford Courant died of a heart attack at 78 yesterday ending a 50 year career in newspapers He began as a reporter in Springfield Mass and joined the Courant in 1936 as editor
Delegates from the Methodist Youth Fellowship return by day from a week at the Senior Youth Institute held at the Methodist Training Center on Shelter Island. They will be met at the Port Jefferson Bridgeport ferry and report attendance to the New York State Conference members of Connecticut New York and Long Island. Dr Lloyd F Worley of Bumford is dean. Those from Waugatvelk who pretended are: Donald FF Unlauf Barbara Hathaway Tinlen Wyatt Margaret Haery Janice Elder Roger Floyd Jaycee Ann iiineli Chester Pray.
United Press Commissioner Walter W Walsh returns from conference and laments overpaying sales tax. The main issue: defining children's clothing for a tax exemption. The commission faces several problems as ruling on who qualifies as child versus adult apparel remains unsettled ahead of the new tax taking effect Tuesday.
United Press reports Pan American Airways big airship resumes flight to Honolulu after a midflight repair in Guant. Dr Frederick Shillito medical director aboard, husband of Evelyn St John. Flight includes executives and notable passengers as plans proceed.
Edward Koput 22 of 2 Locust Street was taken to St Mary's Hospital after an informal game at Recreation Field when struck on the head by a baseball. Doctors said X rays would determine if a skull fracture occurred while a concussion was suspected.
The Oil sponsored by Rep. James T. Pattersay extending medical benefits to men with service connected tropical diseases will be considered next Tuesday by the House Veterans Committee. A sub committee approved the bill and similar action is expected by the full committee.
Judge Martin L. Caine planned several continued cases in borough court this morning as he works to clear the docket before his impending departure. Monday will be his last presiding session. In other news, three Connecticut cities stand to receive large appropriations for rival and harbor construction with Hartford at 1.6 million, Bridgeport at 400 thousand, and New...
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