Rubber Workers Vote To Hold Election Wednesday
In a complex budgeting and planning session, rubber workers prepare for a Wednesday election as leaders push for a new budget. Town officials discuss staffing costs, with talks of raises and allocations totaling around 43,200 dollars for city services and police, while certain department expenditures are left out of the proposal.
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Giriac
Poker Department of
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Substitute Fire Alarm To Be Used At Weekend Event
A garbled report notes substitute fire alarm procedures and volunteer firemen to respond from the firehouse during a weekend event. It mentions a whistle, a bell alarm, and a call to action by a chief, with several unclear names and locations. A social event titled Pot Luck Supé hosted by Ladies' Club is announced for the morning at Gaefelock.
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Lt & Platerte
Taidalehe Tankgat
Baller
Blante
Feta Chertea
France
Bell
Chie
Sheri_dan
Geo
Stuildan Sid
Division Heads Appointed For Campaign
District officials announce appointment of division heads for the annual campaign in YOM G A region. Colonels lead four divisions, reporting solid plans to recruit natives and supporters. A weekly council will oversee operations, with a focus on community outreach and coordinating activities.
Five Day Week To Resume Monday
Fragmented OCR text discusses a five day week resuming Monday at a U S Runber Co facility. Mentions waterproof material, planed timber and payroll timelines, with unclear names and places due to degraded text.
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U. S. Runber Co
Bestia
Mivnnger
Hiv
Yeeday
Communion Breakfast Tomorrow at St Francis Parish Hall
Members of St Francis parish and the Columbian Squires will receive Communion at 8 am before the K of C Communion Breakfast in Columbon Hall. Bernard Le Sullivan announces Atty. Joseph E. Talbot as master of ceremonies. Dr Edward A Rice will speak on A Child's Mind with other speakers including Rev Paul Keating and Jane McKenna.
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Membent
Ojrchy Council
Logelhiar
Saulres
St. Francis
Columbon Hall
Bernard le Sullivan
Atty
Joseph E. Talbot
Edward A. Rice Eluttl
Waterbury T Department of Education
Rav
Paul F
Keating
St. Francia
Dhuren
Janey McKenna
Ehairman
Ojeda Council
Cathwise Action Coranmittas
Jamey Moore
Walttitut
Ojeda Corinagh
Gregontun Gholr
Sly Weanda
Kn Holla
Neugdel
Mry
Lore Kon
Little League Week Ends With 422.68 Dollars Raised
A total of 422.68 was collected for the Pater d. Foley Little League through the sale of wages in the past week. President Paul B. Buck-Miller announced tag days Monday and Thursday raised funds, with reported receipts of 202.08.91 and 121,277. Residents may send donations to Norman Wend at the Naugatuck Savings Bank. Volunteers plan to assist with the Sted farm project in Hoplins Bark this evening.
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Pater d. Foley
Paul B. Buck- Smiller
Hell
Buckmiller
Arlya Waa
Norman Wend
Naugatuck
Tn Anditioyd
Aja
Rudy Preanin
Me Buekmila
Luckett
Hoplins Bark
Eagles Pay Honor On Mother's Day Party Plans
Local groups schedule a Mother's Day celebration with a 2 p.m. program in the afternoon. Flowers will be given to all mothers, with entertainment and a buffet planned by chairman Jenn Burns. Attendees include mothers and guests from Waterbury and Torrington, plus area families. A separate fire safety toast at 7:30 p.m. reports a motor scooter fire incident on Amity Road.
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Nnusntiich Aarle
Iepeias
Jenn J. Burns
Ghatrman
Mathers
Monaly
Enagtes
Bho Joonnerie
Sher
Naugabuek
Waterbury
Torrington
Firemanner Gallad
Hay E. Johnson
Amity Road
Bethany
South Main Street
Annual Y M C A Exhibits Draw Big Crowd in Naugatuck
About 400 people watched the 18th annual exhibition of the Naugatuck YMCA gymnastic classes under Fritz Krambt. Thirteen acts featured 300 Midgets youngsters and adults. Highlights included Mary Ann Wooster’s acrobatics, a parallel bar routine, a Midgets basketball game, and trophies for Best Leader Best Helper Boxer of the Year and Boxer of the Year. Russell Weaving led the event as master of ceremonies with a varied program of drills and dances.
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Naugatuck Ymca
Fritz Krambt
Mary Ann Wooster
Emmett Wooster
Maple Street
Manuj
Batsebacks
Shiria
Joseph Url Ano
Chis Wed
Tour Bays
Pila
Wilma Ann Weaving
Carel Weller
Naugatuck
Robert Quint
Taner
James Po
Jeryl Anderson
Vind Rhody Marhonkoft
Ulmrus Merohabie
Cline Monty
Ron Wenster
I Battel Tage
Milan Weaving
Srudica
Masreck
Newgate Ymca
Aytynnghs Oomne
Frank Cglorlana
Crater Mareotyris Nerd
Wharton
Ips
Stellan
Junion Tiaders
Around The World In Brief Budapest spy disclosures
Budapest Hungary reports say i hag bagged more than twenty secret agents from Marshal Tito s Yugoslavia. The Hungarian foreign office lists former Hungarian citizens among those charged with crimes against the state. They allegedly made unanimous confessions and Budapest has protested to Tito. In Pilsen a monument to American soldiers freed the city. billboards were placed to deter demonstrations. Berlin notes Russians in Serbia aim to lift the Berlin blockade quietly with minor officers handling the task next week. British authorities seek contact with Russians to give the lift formality.
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Hungary
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Miore
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Serbia
American officials in Frankfurt report war radio jamming break
Frankfurt officials report United States Army radio in Europe breaking through Russian jamming to reach listeners. The broadcasts, using powerful transmitters, continue as Moscow’s jamming efforts are said to have diminished, signaling resumed Allied messages to the West.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United
Strujes Army
Aerope
Perlin
Waykee Army
Russia
Armorica
Shanghai Conflict Tightens Grip On Key Road Route
Fighting rages near Kunshan thirty miles west of Shanghai as Red and Nationalist forces clash to control the road leading to the city. Air support from Nationalist planes aids ground troops for the first time in the Shanghai area battles.
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Battia
Kunst
Shanghed
Ferch All
Kentucky Derby Weather Brings 109000 Expected Spectators
In Louisville Kentucky a cloudy morning gave way to clearing skies as thousands, including Olympia owner Pred Tonper, anticipated the world famous Kentucky Derby. Forecasts warned of thunder storms but bright conditions were hoped for the event.
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Chineh
Ube Taverna Olympia
Hospital Bulletins From Waterbury Clinic Update
Patient updates list a tonillectomy at Ary’s Hospital Waterbury. Peter Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson, is noted as a patient with burgler patiente in GL Wh hoxpltl. Other entries reference luauin Nuvoetlo and City HM atree Ix uy with ongoing care.
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City
Atree Ix Uy
Waterbury
Peter Anderson
Mr. and
Walter Anderson
Ary's Hospital, Waterbury
Returns From Czechoslovakia Enlists in U S Army
Willary Petrovay, a Czechoslovakia-born resident who recently returned to the United States, has enlisted in the U S Army. He is now stationed at Fort Dix and plans to enter the intelligence branch after basic training. His sister, Mrs. William Lengyel, confirms he joined after arriving in Waterbury.
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Czathoslovakia
United Studs
UW. 8
Ert Dix
William Lengyel
Adna Street
Petrovay
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Béxan
Sqat
Walth
Mecussky
William
Helen Petrovay
Naugatuck ‘Lo
Betreay
Army
Hig
M ‘Thin
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Tre Rothnt
Sonarutin
Amorien
Atadopakar
Erickvan Biotora
Tae Rubber Avenue
Aay
State Employment Service Opens Here Tuesday Headed by Mrs Morris
The Naugatuck branch of the State Employment Service will open Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Tuttle House with Mrs Margaret Morris in charge and a staff including Helen Gatavaski William Pearson Seymour and Ann Hargraves Shelton. The office will operate as an itinerant unit on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to assist residents with unemployment claims and job searches.
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Naugatuck
State Employment Service
Tuttle
Wiliam Davison
Waterbury
Davison
Adam Mengneel
Naupgaluck
Margaret (Gormley? Morris
Carroll Street
Helen Gatavaski
South Main Street
Willam Pearson
Seymour
Ann Hargraves
Shelton
Mn Davis
Jucation Department
Serytan
Mrx
Donald “Wood
Idminiatrne
Vetoran
Hiv
Servic
Democrats Meet In Town Hall With Chairman J Francis Cute Len
The Democratic Town Committee met in the town hall with Chairman J Francis Cute Len presiding. Financial reports concerning the last campaign were discussed.
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J. Francis Cutelen
Democratic Town Committee
Chamber Presents Second Fire Safety Award By U S C Of C
The U S Chamber of Commerce awarded the second annual fire prevention honor to Melvin Enigelstad, executive vice president of Sawyer Juele Chamber, presented by Bart Shreve in Washington D C. Enigelstad thanked the chamber for recognizing Naugatuck as an honor city and noted millions in fire damage and loss avoided through community efforts.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Melvin 7 Enigelstad
Viers
Juele Chanthber
Bart O. Shreve
Nunehamber Prmeumg
Washington, D.C
Knepelstad
Rival States Nominated Last Night for Union Office
Local 45 United Rubber Workers nominated George Froehlich for reelection and Vernon J. LaFave to oppose him in the annual election. The vote was decided 4 to 1 in favor of holding the election Wednesday at Union headquarters Water Street from 5:30 AM to 8:30 PM. About 3,500 members are eligible. Rita Bartolomuces was nominated treasurer by Froehlich and endorsed by LaFave. Norman Gormas ran as an independent for treasurer. The Froehlich ticket lists John Buller as vp, Thomas J. Connelly as secretary, Stephen Rose and Michael Sanangelo for policy, and Raymond Mangacel, John Presto, Peter Crowe, Patrick McGermott, John Stanley, Anthony Maximolla, and Mirio Abate for the executive board. The LaFave slate includes Walter Schults as vp, Sale Lanmuterh secretary, Harold Bowy ers, Stephen Knapik for policy, and an executive bond team of Joseph Kenishen Culford Owens, Arthur Taylor, Genevieve Pu eski, Lindo Spino, Nunzia Finateri, and Brownie Karaban. (Continued On Page 3)
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George Froehlich
Vernon J. LaPave
LaFave
T Voll
Proehiich
Water Street
Frochlich
Rita
Bartolomuces
Froehlich
Norman Gormas
John Buller
Thomas J. Connelly
Stephen Rose
Michael SanAngelo
Raymond Mangacel
John Presto
Peter Crowes
Patrick McGermott
John Stanley
Anthony Maxcolla
Mirrio ‘Abate
Prooligh
Libber Wake
Trantee
Calan Gan
Naugatuck Little League Leader Ralph Stotz A Local Pioneer
Ralph L. Stotz, vice-president of the Peter A. Moley Little League in Naugatuck, champions youth sports providing uniforms a stadium and facilities. The article profiles his career at the Wil liamsport plant, family background, and the growth of Little League in Williamsport and Naugatuck, plus Stotz role in founding and expanding the local league.
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Ralph L. Stotz
Little League
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Neugucucie
Ikea Wee Deenmys
Ralph K. Shor
Peter A. Moley
Mr Stata
Miuny
Becuse
Spec
Demagge
Ted Wills
Whey
Ligle Wills
Wiel Wanners
Naugnetuck
Ghance
Williameport
Naugatuck
Storm
Ralph Ag
Williamsport
Bentay
Jom
Uth Stow
T Wwalahaange
Pennsylvania Railroad
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