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Naugatuck Daily News

Location

Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1960

Page

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Brownish Powder Prevents Second Family Tragedy

Kammy McGrath of Denver suffers from phenylketonuria PKU a rare metabolic disorder. A brownish powder fed weekly keeps PKU in check and supports brain development while a team of doctors weighs how long Kammy must continue the regimen. The medicine costs 25 dollars per pound and is often mixed into dough jelly or drinks.

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Diabetics Get Insulin Shock Safety Tag Aid

Pittsburgh reports a new safeguard for diabetics at risk of insulin shock. Aluminum company Alcoa develops an identification tag worn as a bracelet or necklace, detailing actions for responders and hospital staff if the patient is unconscious. The device aims to prevent misinterpretation by police and delay in treatment during emergencies.

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Canned Food Rise and Local Court Actions Across States

Washington reports that over 1,200 foods are canned, from abalone chowder to dewberry juice, amid a push toward preserving nutrition for armies and civilians. In Waterbury, a $10,000 injury claim arises from a 1959 car crash, while a Waterbury divorce complaint cites desertion after a 1949 marriage, with two children listed.

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Unemployment Claims Drop Across Connecticut

Unemployment claims in Connecticut fell to 35 345 in the last week, down 842 from 36 187. Bridgeport recorded the highest claims at 6 705, while Hartford and New Haven showed notable figures as well. May include figures for Mariford and Rich elull.

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Truman Resigns as Delegate to Democratic National Convention

Former President Truman will resign as Missouri delegate to the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. Speculation grows on how his action might affect Sen. Stuart Symington's presidential hopes, with a press conference promised to explain the reasons behind the move.

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Connecticut Mutual Banks Join FDIC Shield

Hartford report says 71 Connecticut mutual savings banks will join the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation by Friday, ending the state’s separate protection. Depositors gain coverage up to 10,000 with additional guarantees once FDIC membership takes effect, aligning with the federal system.

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Funerals Held For Waterbury Residents and Others

Funeral services announced for Joseph Eula Blin of Ward Street Waterbury nephew of Theresa Caine and for Millo Seph Flaherty of West View Street Waterbury father of Slone Flaherty in Naugatuck. Call times listed and graveside rites at Calvary Cemetery Waterbury and church masses at Xavier Church. Other obituaries note Gilson Wyndnum Gilson of Middlebury who died at home with services in Urington.

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Redevelopers Told to Go West By Union City Man

A Union City resident warns local developers to shift direction with redevelopment plans. The letter urges backing a westward approach, cites a bridge relocation, and discusses costs including a proposed $320 parking project.

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Army Plans Series of Rocket Tests for Defense

The Army schedules missile tests nationwide to study impact and defense use. Officials discuss costs up to nineteen billion dollars and expansion plans while noting details of testing at various sites including Kwajalein.

Army

Civil suit over dog bite seeks damages in 1939 case

In Cannon Pleas Court a civil action by Gerald Rendoni, a minor, seeks 30,090 dollars in damages. The suit alleges the plaintiff was bitten on June 7, 1939, about the face and head by a dog owned by Bronislaw Kerski of Naugatuck.

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Holiday weekend favorites in plentiful supply at markets

Readily available selections mark the Fourth of July shopping period. Meats include beef rib and chuck roasts pork products and traditional summer cuts. Dairy eggs cheese remain reasonable with June specials. Fresh produce features beans beets cabbage cucumbers potatoes squash spinach and radishes. Fruits offer blueberries strawberries peaches watermelons apricots and citrus. Sea foods and frozen items stay accessible as markets anticipate high demand.

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Continuance Granted For Shoplifting Charge At Arian’s Store

Acontested case against Olpa Cs odryzski age 18 of 17 Anderson Street, charged with shoplifting at Arian's Seasonal Store on Railroad Street, Saturday. A continuance was granted to July 12 in City Court this morning.

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