Memorial services honor seven late lodge members in Berlin
Over two million Berlin residents faced exhaustion as Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges held their annual memorial for seven deceased members. The ceremony featured prayers, candle lighting, processions, and music led by lodge officers and guests, with tributes to Henry B.P. Cine Clifford Ranslow Clifford Schofield Sheatee B.P. Northrop George Wilin Lon Sengatacken Walter Brown and others.
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Odd Fellows
Centennial Lodge
Columb Rebekah
Henry BP
Cine
Clifford Ranslow
Noble Grand
Clifford Schofield
Sheatee BP
Northrop
George Iv Wiin
Willon Sengatacken
Marcy
Walter &. Brown
Mr. Raindow
Wigglesworth Miso
Rebek
Crisis Relief Debate Sways UN Role In Berlin Blockade
A Berlin crisis report notes Berlin officials pressing UN action as relief must arrive within a month to avert disaster. US officials say UN action not yet needed but could be urged if the situation worsens. Hoffmann and Khrushchev? No, this item details Washington’s stance, Berlin's appeal, and troop movements as Draper and Wedemeyer tour.
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Washington
State Department
United Nations
Berlin
Lake Success
U.N
Trugve Lie
Ihe
Security Council
Defense
James Forrestal
Michael Forestal
Germany
Young Forrestal
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
W. Averel Marriman
Harriman
Willian Draper
General Wedemeyer
Westover Field
Mass
Army Air Transports
London
Paris
Eihargeb
Merchants Debate Five Day Week and One Way Traffic
Merchants discuss a five day work week and a one way traffic plan at a chamber meeting. Executive Melvin Engolatad presents a survey showing support for close Mondays and Saturday work with Friday night hours, while opposition cites business disruption. A board vote and a September meeting follow to decide on a proposal affecting local merchants and Church Street traffic.
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Neta
Naugatueds
Cammaren
Furthar de Ghaalda
Melvin FP. Engolatad
Chamber of Commntse
Mondnays
Neu Butera
Irs
Servier
Theteustonen
Tarald We Brown
Chamber of Commores
Driefly
Cammooree
Connecticut Lightland Power
Marchanty
Hor
Brown
Church Street
Andrew Culver
Walter Norwesh
Batteriaf
Situalion
Norwash
Chamber of Commerce -Aurupiog
Dion
Merehonta
Jonn
Titbodeau
Progran Committee
Rudolph AL Hleaniel
Naysworthelk News
Prizes Given To Juvenile Fishermen
Eight young fishermen were guests of honor at the Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce awards. James Kean, 12, of 62 Spring Street, won top prize an automatic reel and a richly inscribed plaque. The event highlighted efforts to boost youth interest in fishing with plans for next year and a $1,000 fundraising drive to stock streams.
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Fishaenda
Chamber of Commmbret
Park Place
James Kenn
Robert Swanson
Jsurmen MU
Jatin Murphy
Joseph Como
Henry Stoaki
Thomya Lyont
William Sanders
Mortimar Saffras
William &. Kelly
Fred Baler
Fish and Game Club
Reputys
Chamber of Commerce
Amon Juvenile
Naugatuck Fish and Game, Club
Chamber of Commarten
James Kean
Spring Street
Red. Baker
Fish and Game Club Committee
State Board of Aaheries
Dubie
Thomas Selly
Ygmevdon
Leherinien
Mr. Baker
Malvin PL Empetitad
The
Japan Earthquakes Worst Yet Kill Count Surges
United Press reports General MacArthur’s office cites 3156 killed and about 7500 hurt across 389 villages in Fukui prefecture with 31000 buildings wrecked. Rescue crews search among rubble as disease fears rise and aid pours in from American and Japanese officials.
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MacArthur
United Press
Japan
Allied Headquarters
Puleui
Fukui
Peter Koulivéher
Fukul
Reparations Cut. British Withdrawal. Arab League Denial
United Press dispatches report Soviet zone cut reparations demands by nearly half as Walter Ulbricht confirms. British expect to complete Palestine withdrawal with fast units leaving Haifa. A Fall River man wounded and a teen companion captured after a stolen truck chase. Arab League accepts U S denial of Syrian warship firing charge in Palestine. Henry Wallace visits Portland after New Hampshire swing. Maine Progressive reception planned.
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United’ Press
Berlin
Thead Communit of
Germany
Russia
Soviet
Walter Ulbricht
Eae Barrington
Fall River
Massman
Burrington
Cairo
Arab League
United States
Palestine
United Nations
Count Bernadotte
Portland
Henry Wallace
New Hampshire
Progressive Party of
Maine
Wallace
Road Oiling Program Continues in Beacon Falls Area
Beacon Falls crews completed oiling on Blackberry Hill road and Skoka rit road as the first day of the Ollar Program. Oiling of town roads will continue on the next general day, with committee members named from Fel apar avenue Highland avenue Main street and Highland avenue organizing a reunion of the Clogs of 1943 at Naugatuck High. Charles Gillette, a Syracuse physical education student, will run a summer camp at Kent. Thomas Fitzpatrick Sr attended the Eagles grace convention in New Haven.
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Blackberry Hill Road
Skoka
Rit
Barbara McGeever
Felapar Avenue
Charles Keyit
Highland Avenue
Charles Gillette
Main Street
Thomas Fitspattlck
Naugatuck High School
Main Atreet
Kent
Syracuse University
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Eagles Grace
New Haven
Chase Brass Announces Price Hikes After Wage Increase
Following a 12 cent hourly wage raise approved by Chase Local 565, Provisional Metalworkers council, Chase Brass & Copper Co announced higher prices for brass mill products. Officials cited freight and supply cost climbs plus the wage boost as driving factors. Similar wage-driven price hikes occurred in auto and manufacturing sectors. Seavill Manufacturing Co offered an 11 percent pay raise to Waterbury and Waterville plant workers, CIO union members, with 2,000 salaried and non union staff also receiving raises. Last week the union rejected a 1-4 percent offer.
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Chase Local
Provisional Metalworkers Council
Chase Brass & Copper Co
Seavill Manufacturing, Co
Waterbury
Waterville
CIO
Oakville
Civil suit filed yesterday against local woman
A $5,000 civil suit was filed in Wat Freorge Shelby, Waterbury, naming Mrs. Spares of Hampstead Avenue as plaintiff. The complaint alleges eviction actions by Mrs. Spradota and claims the house was sold a month after the tenants left. The suit asserts the defendant sought the eviction for self occupancy despite plans not to reside there.
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Thomas Lyons
North Hoadley Street
Tie
Ing
Wulan O. Sanders
Adelaide Avenue
Waterbury
Freorge Shelby
Me Spares
Hampstead
Selby
Lyndola
Waterstown Avenue
Reat
Spadota
Mainuitf
Spradolu
Conmor Pleas Court
88-year-old messenger admits implication in robbery sting
Loaulk A messenger for the Krey Packing Company in St. Louis reports he was robbed of cash and checks totaling nearly 67000. He now admits implication in the robbery. The messenger is 88-year-old Paul J. Lindy.
Tito Plans Official Reply To Russians Clash
Marshal Tito prepares a formal Yugoslav Communist Party response to charges of collusion with the West and Western powers. Moscow pressures Tito to realign while Britain quickly rejects any Stalin Tito rapprochement, signaling growing East West disunity amid fears of a split within the Iron Curtain.
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Be United Press
Marshal Tito
Orgenia Ol
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Saye Fh
Moscow
Tila
Cominferm
Tong
Stalin
Titu
Fugeslavia
Thiat
Naugatuck Family Sues for 27500 Over Auto Accident
A Naugatuck family filed a 27500 lawsuit in Superior Court against Domenic A of Waterbury. The plaintiffs allege their car was struck June 28 in Bethany by Pillar Paul FL and Jers Anderson, injuring Mrs Anderson with brain damage and their infant son. Ronald filed the suit seeking 15000 for Mrs Anderson, 10000 for Anderson, and 2500 for the child, with claims the Pillar vehicle operator was driving while impaired.
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Yestardly i Superior Court
Domenica of Waterbury
Bethany
Pillar Paul FL
Jers Anderson
Ronald
Anderson
Pilla
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Naugatuck Family
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Cheplick Studio
Hop Brooke School
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John Gomilinski
Vernie Rochon
Patricia Carisyn
Chester Niziolek
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Leopold Smirelaki
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Theodore Semberski
Michele Howard
Jeanne Lehman
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