Old Age Tax Receipts May Surpass Last Year
Mary fitaveratd reported that old age assistance tax is amounting to 2400 paid to Atlas residents. The tax collection outlook exceeds last year as payments continue with penalties looming tomorrow. Lane erowde attended yesterday to gather payment while today was quieter.
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Atrs
Mary Fitaveratd
By &Olt
Atlas
Tolal
Shey
Psecvier
Pilvicera
Cabia
Lane Erowde
Allio Westerday
Joe
Lend Lease Investment Urges Aid Extension
Crowley, head of the Federal Emergency Administration, testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that extending lend-lease for another year is vital to American security. He says continued aid sustains Soviet and Allied efforts, boosts shipments, and supports the near-term offensives as the United Nations pool supplies.
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Washington
Moredgena Peoncinte
Crowley
House
Soviet Union
Trent
Probate Judge Reports Receipts in Naugatuck District
Judge Stephen J. Sweeney filed the annual probate receipts report with the secretary of the state. Total receipts for the past year amount to 2878.28 dollars with expenses of 664 dollars, yielding a net of 1700.28 dollars. Connecticut law requires probate judges to file these annual financial reports. The Naugatuck probate district covers Naugatuck and Beacon Falls.
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Stephen J. Sweeney
Frances Redick
Naugatuek
Beacon Falls
Strike Closes Schools In Pittsburgh March 1
A thousand custodial and lunchroom workers walkout shuts edly public schools affecting 82,000 pupils. The action by the CLO State County and Municipal Workers of America aims at higher wages, prompting a city holiday. Police sweep Brookline and Boston pawn shops for jewels stolen from a Brookline manufacturer. About 22,000 in jewels and nearly 1,000 in cash were taken from a wall safe. The tire quota for March up 45,000 from February while farm tire allocations rise.
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Pittsburgh
Edly
CLO
State
Municipal Workers of America
Brookline
Mass
Boston
Lous Sttin
Washington
New Street Lines Planned for Millville Ave Extension
Borough Engineer Charles Curtis draws new street lines for Millville Avenue extension. Plans go to the board of warden and burgesses for approval at the meeting next Tuesday says Warden J. Brophy. Property owner Joseph Liayotkwich petitions to revise boundaries to remove uncertainties and ensure no vacant land remains along the road. The Works Emergency Authority had repaired the road but not completed work, prompting the current survey to clarify boundaries and avoid gaps between road and private property.
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Nese Street
Charles Curtis
Millville Avenua
Board of Warden and Burgesses
J. Brophy
Joseph Liayotkwich
WEA
Attead Fines
Leadership Course Opens Tomorrow
Leadership of Girl Scouts will be the subject of a course opening tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at the Whittemore library. Classes will be held weekly for six weeks, with Mrs. Robert Scheiber of Cherry Street and Mrs. Philip Rice of Walnut Street in charge and a Waterbury Girl Scout will instruct the group.
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Whittemore Library
Robert Scheiber
Cherry Street
Philip Rice
Walnut Street
Waterbury
Allichal
Employee in Benrus plant burns in solvent fire
An 18-year-old Benrus Watch Co employee is in critical condition after his clothing caught fire while he handled a cleaning solvent. He ran from the sixth to the first floor before coworkers beat out the flames. The incident occurred at the plant on Church Street.
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Waterbury, Mareh
Benrus Watch Company
Chester Podsiudlik
Red Cross War Drive Opens With $6114 in Donations
Naugatuck Red Cross War Fund drive reports $6,114.80 raised on day one, against a $42,000 local quota the largest in the chapter’s history covering Naugatuck Beacon Falls and Bethany. Chair man Charles L. Berger led a house-to-house canvass with 150 volunteers under Mrs. William Noble Jr. Donations include $2,000 from Mrs. Howard W. Tuttle and five anonymous gifts including $1,000, with many individuals and firms listed.
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Naugatuck
William Noble, Jr
Howard W. Tuttle
William P. Cushman
John W. Hayes
John W. Hayes, Jr
Naugatuck Daily News
Walter Ogonowski
Carlisle B. Tuttle
T. Rice Davis
Catherine Isbell
John HE
Roberta N. Whittemore
Dorothy Wulfeck
Julia L. Berger
Norman H. Wood
Carlos
Naugituckes
Ceee Ee Eens
William Raczkowski
Adolph Rahn
Salem Lodge
A. F
Aimg Ce Soc
Theodore Sizer
Mildred Hoppe
Matilda Statz
Howard B. Tuttle
Uae
New Haven Fire Chief To Attend Volunteers Meeting
The Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder company plans its annual election meeting and dinner tomorrow night. Fire Chief John J. Sheridan said Chief Paul Hines of New Haven will attend and present a film titled The New Haven Fire Department in Action. The educational film shows fire approach and handling with N H I D action. About 70 guests are expected and borough officials may speak at the dinner. Frank Maleski chairs the arrangements with Capt. James Grant and Maurice Scanlan assisting.
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Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder Company
John J. Sheridan
Paul Hines
New Haven Fire Department
Elm City
Sheridan
Borough Board of Warden and Burgesses
Frank Maleski
Capt
James Grant
Maurice Scan‘lan
Rotary To Hear Income Tax Expert
Gabriel Price district supervisor for the Internal Revenue bureau will speak at the Naugatuck Rotary weekly meeting tonight at 6 oclock. The event at Strattons restaurant Park place will feature Price detailing the income tax return with President Roy Johnson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Price
Internal Revenue Bureau
Naugatuck
Do You Need Job Printing Ad By Naugatuck Daily News
An advertisement from the Naugatuck Daily News offers prompt service quality work and moderate prices for job printing. It emphasizes reliable turnaround and reasonable rates, inviting readers to place orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck Daily News
Pre-Pearl Harbor Dads Qualify For Induction In Naugatuck
Names of Naugatuck men who qualified for military service at the New Haven induction center yesterday were disclosed. Most large local contingents reportedly qualified though none were inducted. Among those listed are Burgess Andrew O Tools O Toole Frank Balinsky Edward Hennessey Donald Carroll and Leo Dinneny.
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Naugatuck
New Haven
Selective Service Board 14-A
Burgess Andrew O'Toole
Frank Balinsky
Edward Hennessey
Donald Carroll
Leo Dinneny
Selective Service Boards
Mr. O'Toole
Pearl Harbor
Dinneny
Corporal Joseph
South Pacific Area
Corp
Edmund
Eingland
James Dinneny
Norfolk
Father of Local Man Dies
Joseph Rosko Sr of 34 Broone Street Brooklyn New York died Tuesday in Greenpoint hospital after a short illness. Born in Poland he lived in Ansonia 85 years and in New York six years. Retired from American Brass Company Ansonia he belonged to Krakuski society. Survived by son Joseph Jr of Naugatuck four daughters Mrs Vincent Klimkowski Brooklyn Miss Laura Rosko and Miss Anna Rosko both of Brooklyn and Mrs William Hartwick Waterbury. Funeral from Fitzgerald funeral home 320 North Main Street Saturday at 8:15 a.m. to St Hedwig's church for 9 a.m. Mass. Burial Mt St Peters Derby. Friends may call Thursday 7-10 p.m. and Friday 2-10 p.m.
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Joseph Rosko
Broone Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Greenpoint Hospital
Poland
Ansonia
New York
Rosko
American Brass Company
Krakuski Society
Joseph, Jr
Naugatuck
Vincent Klimkowski
Laura
Anna Rosko
William Hartwick
Waterbury
Fitzgerald
North Main Street
St. Hedwig’s Church
Mt. St. Peter’s Cemetery
Derby
Hit Parade Records at Mattatuck Music Co
Waterbury store offers regular Hit Parade records at 61 Brooke Street Stop in today Ady delivers current stock and music selections for customers seeking popular records in a local shop setting
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Hit Parade Records
Mattatuck Music Co
Brooke St
Waterbury
Ady
Signs Of Potential Cracks On Axis Fronts In Europe
United Press reports signs of possible armistice moves from Finland and Bulgaria amid tense diplomacy in London and Moscow. Finnish terms may be signed within 10 days to three weeks, while Bulgaria seeks armistice terms from the United States and Britain. Red Army advances near Pskov threaten German positions as northern front gains momentum.
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United Press
Europe
London
Moscow
Bulgaria
United States
Britain
Turkey
London Times
Ankara
Red Army
Finland
Helsinki
Pskov
Baltic
Russia
School Board Session Delayed and March Date Uncertain
The local board of education postpones the upcoming meeting as superintendent Harold E. Chittenden attends a state convention in New York City and the February session had been canceled for a Hartford meeting. March 9 is the tentative reschedule date. The board discusses teachers pay, with the union denying a 10 percent request while suggesting increases tied to living costs.
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Board of Education
Emil Mannweiler
Harold E. Chittenden
Tars
New York City
Chittenden
Hartford
Mannweiler
Naugatuck
March Brings Lionlike Entry Amid Blizzard Remembrance
The article notes March arriving like a baby lion with chilly winds and hints of snow. A brisk storm began but dissipated, reminding readers of two severe Connecticut blizzards in March within memory.
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Connecticut
Heavy land fighting reported on the Rome front
The Rome battle front remains intense as German attacks press Allied lines at the beachhead. Fifth Army repels assaults with heavy artillery, tanks, and radio controlled midget tanks. Prisoners taken, Luftwaffe aircraft contend with Allied air superiority near Anzio and Rome. Tito reports partisan initiative across Yugoslavia except for Italy. RAF Mosquitoes strike western Germany.
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Rome
Fifth Army
Cisterna
Anzio
Jugoslavia
Tito
Tstria
Slovenia
Europe
Germany
Lead grows for James H. Davis in Louisiana runoff
New Orleans March 1 James H. Davis a juke box song composer appears certain to win Louisiana's Democratic runoff for governor. He holds a lead of more than 27 000 votes over Lewis Morgan the regular organization candidate in the run off primary.
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New Orleans
James H. Davis
Louisiana
Davis
Lewis Morgan
Jeff's Restaurant Serves War Workers in Naugatuck
Jeff's Restaurant at 22 Church Street offers daily meals to Naugatuck war workers under a full liquor license. Advy.
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Jeff
Church Street
Naugatuck’s War Workers
Red Cross mobilizes nurses for Army and Navy service
The American Red Cross recruits thousands of nurses for wartime duty assigned to the Army and Navy Medical Corps. Many women are now serving domestically and overseas as part of Red Cross support across armed forces.
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Rome
Anzio
Red Cross
U. S
Navy Photo
International
American Red Cross
Army
Navy
Army and Navy Medical Corps
Yanks land on Admiralty Islands key to push toward China
The invasion of Admiralty Islands strengthens the southern prong of a pincers move on Truk, cuts supply routes to New Guinea, and traps about 50,000 Japanese in the Bismarck area. First Cavalry dismounted on Los Negros with General MacArthur inspecting, casualties light, while heavy naval guns and low flying bombers supported the landings amid strong Japanese resistance.
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Marshalls
Admiralty Islands
Rabaul
Truk
Los Neros
Momote
Tokyo
Latin America
Admiralty Island
MacArthur
Los Negros
First Cavalry Division
Admiralties
China
Philippines
Southwest Pacific
New Guinea
Bismark
United Press
William Dickinson
Dickinson
Navy
Applications Received For Victory Gardens
Nine persons filed for borough garden plots this morning. Seven are past users with wood results. About 135 plots are available near Millville avenue Rubber avenue and Recreational field. Send applications to the welfare board with a $2 deposit and a $1 return if the land is cleared after harvest. Plots will be assigned by application order later this month.
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Millville Avenue
Rubber Avenue
Welfare Board
Motorcycle crash claims Bristol man at 22
Bristol March 1. John W. Green 22 died in hospital hours after a motorcycle collision. The UP report notes fatal injuries sustained in the crash. Green resided in Bristol and was treated at a local hospital following the accident.
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Bristol
John W. Green
Ra phael's Fashions at 108 Church Street Revamps Women’s Wardrobe
A local fashion house Ra phael's at 108 Church Street updates women’s apparel in Naugatuck. The shop, known for well dressed customers, expands selections with new arrivals aimed at daily wear and special occasions, highlighting accessible styles and attentive service.
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Raphael’s
Church Street
Naugatuck
Ady
Argentina reports collapse of attempted counter revolution
The government announces that Lieut. Colonel Tomas Duco failed to gain support and was arrested after an ultimatum to restore President Ramirez or hand power to the Supreme Court. General Edelmiro Farrell heads a government that says there were no clashes and Duco’s troops withdrew toward Buenos Aires.
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United Press
Tomas Duco
Edelmiro Farrel
Duco
Uruguay
Carier
Farrell
Ramirez
Supreme Court
New York
Rawson
Castillo
Buenos Aires
Peron
Three Connecticut Men Reported Missing in Action
War department announces three Connecticut servicemen reported missing in action in the European theater. Middletown’s George A. Gardner, Northford. Danbury’s Walter F. Hunt, Danbury. Hartford’s Vincent A. Markus, Hartford.
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Connecticut
Washington
War Department
George A. Gardner
Middletown Avenue
Northford
Walter F. Hunt
Home Place
Danbury
Vincent A. Markus
Seymour Street
Hartford
Lenten Service at St. Michael's Tonight
Rev. Gilbert Lenten and Rev. George B. Gilbert will speak at St. Michael's Episcopal Church during the Lenten service tonight. The service begins at 8 p.m. at the church.
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George B. Gilbert
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Learned to knit at 89 in Bangor Maine
Ninety nine year old Alpheus Pendleton of Islesboro finished a socks mittens and helmet set after weeks of practice learned under his wife’s guidance. He started knitting late in life and proves it’s never too late to learn a craft.
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Bangor
Maine
Alpheus Pendleton
Islesboro
New Shoe Styles for the Family at Norwash Store
The Norwash Shoe Store in the Neary Building presents spring displays with fresh footwear for the whole family. Ady announces new styles and arrivals ready for purchase.
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Norwash Shoe Store
Neary Building
Ady
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Hary Aswettion
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PERS
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Treasury Department
Millville Ave
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Rotary
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March
Rome Front
Government of
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Victory Gardens
Navy Department
Joseph P. Connor, Jr
Parr Street
Jacob S. Kahn
Iranistan Avenue
Bridgeport
Gilbert Lenten
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