The Recorder from Greenfield, Massachusetts (2024)

February 18, 1949

Publication:

The Recorderi

Location:

Greenfield, Massachusetts

Issue Date:

Friday, February 18, 1949

Page:

2

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I 1 1 I 'I X-REtKriELP RECORDER-GAZETTE FRIDAY TTB1t Ml ScIectmeh-Asfci-- Sleepy Motorist Pays $50'Finc For 24 Hours a -Mercury Readings Conduct Autopsy-! Ort Woman Found Dead by Husband: Lighting-Study in -j South Section VitalStatlstics 6f This Sectioiif Vitamin Headquarters THURSDAY 44 44 43 EliminatcMuch Van Waters BOSTON Gian -Erwin Griswold of Harvard -law school today adjourned a public hearing nn the ouster of Miriam -Van Waters until Monday and said the proceedings would have to be concluded by March 4- Griswold who Ls chairmah of- a three-member board appointed? by Gov Paur A' Dever to review Her removal as head of the Framingham women's reforpiatory aald "a very considerable'' number 'of -tacts have been agrecd-Jipon Afteruron- ference witji counsel for both aides He said "the "commission wantk to keep the evidence from- going 'Political Posters Draw Warning a mm "Political candidates should have enough respect for "the town to keep from nailing posters on telephone poles and trees" Chairman Herbert Darling ofthe selectmen contend ed this morning Darling produced a letter from the Outdoor Advertising -authority in Boston prior to the November election which deplored "indiscriminate plastering of signs" and jirged' of violators of the law A number oflwterswere up throughout the town yesterdsy on behalf of Francis Farrell Demo cratic candidate Darling explained a FRIDAY 1 am 32 2 dm 32 2 am 20 26 27 21 23 27 30 36 10 noon 42 1 pm 44 Edwin Johnson 32 of 11 South atreet Bellows Falls A Vk was fined $30 for operating undei the influence in district court this morning A second charge of drunkenness -was filed by Judgs Abner McLaud after the defend ant pleaded guilty to both counts Johnson was- found this morning at 1:45 in 'his parked car beside Route 2 in Shelburne He waa ing behndi the wheel the lights werc-ouW and the motor wu running According to State Patrol man James Molloyc he appearedjfl be asleep so Motlny and Patrol min Harold Ramsey brought him in TSausU- friKOtrAiiiiioNS ARRIVING DAILY AT 9 An autopsy to determine the pm causes death of Mrs Leona 3 Heath 4(1 wife of Robert Heath of 4 pm 33 High atreet was started this noon 3 pm at the McCarthy funeral home Dr 6 pm Henry Rys of Turners Falls as- -7 pm distant medical examined in pm charge of the investigation P-m Mrs Heath who died yesterday jj while taking a custom- P-m-sfy afternoon nap waa found-harhusbh nd -when ha-relumed from work at the East Deerfield yards of the Boston and Maine railroad He immediately called police and Of 12 Improved street lighting along' Deerfield atreet and Montague City road will be atudied by the Western Massachusetts Electric company up-son request of Selectman Frank Keegan it was disclosed by the board this morning Keegan also advocated' Improvement of the Swamp road underpass to relieve driving hazards at that curve and Town-Engineer Eugene I Bond was instructed t0-iurvfyihe area Reporting that modern street lighting would be installed on Main RichardTLy- tMfcjjtjMgjy RichardT Birtha In Franklin County Public hospital Feb 18 a daughter Patricia Mary to Mr and Mrs Joseph Kuzdeba of 11 Conway street granddaughter of Mrand Mrs Leon Kuzdeba of South Deerfield and greai-grgnddaughter of Mrs Frances -Bet-girl of Turners In Franklin County Pub-lie hospital' Feb ifi a to 'Mr' and Mrs Carl R' May of 34 Prospect street grandson of Mr and for this date since In 184J Hkad)u warned ageinst repetitiiHt fdpopatb-saiM to- the JWiettlWwttoae dta 1937-ttrert 7'-THrlBp'r' 1 '1 -T- -J'--' Mrs William A Patterson of Mnn- Ernie Pyle the 10th ship to bring refugees to America under the displaced persons act of 1948 is ached- Cook 17 High Dr: Ry' wav-then1' eilledTon ducted a preliminary examination and then ordered removal of the body to the funeihl home Chief William O'Connell who took charge of the investigation was assisted by Welcome Inspector Timothy A Murphy of the district attorney's office and State Patrol man EdwrdSivik photographer from the Northampton barracks In answer to- rumors Chief O' PHYSICIAN'S -DISPUTE CHICAGO LeJeto of the American Medical association today sharply criticized 136 physicians who last week protested a $23 AMA assessment to ftgnt' compulsory health insurance legislation The leaders' reply Mid that "The circulation and Issuance of the doctors' 'protest is an unfortunate disservice to the causi of the piedical profession of the United States" requested to lar-au(-Ughltng' improvements from -Bank row to the new Montagub City bridge along Deerfield atreet and Montague City road The Main street work will Increase ligty four-fold at leu cost to the town Lyman laid Tall steel poles with outstret cheffTtfn will be staggered bn Main- atreet and poles removed This will cover Main street Bank row and Federal street to Church atreet Lyman said clr Cl Higgins 73 of Orange Declaring the Swamp road underpass a "dangerous curve" Keegan Isabel FattMon of Springfield Deatha COOK At Mount Vernon Feb 17 Mr Anna Wiswall 78 former Greenfield resident HEATH At her home Feb Mrs Leona Heath 40 of 33 atreet cur'f HIGGINS --In Hevwood Il hniniUL Girfnsr Fib 17 hospital Gardner Teb 17 Says Hungarians Top Excellent LAUNDRY SERVICE Send To The 1 CUSTOM LAUNDRY 167 Conway St Phone 5722 Pollution -(Continued from page one) Blassberg after the 1948 towp kneeling are aware that the general laws stipulate all lakes ponds streams pools apd rivers must be -cleared of untreated materials The list of materials which must not be djsehar feed into water before treatment includes about everything from fur to dish water SaulniFr noted: In precinct rorvegtlen-- Commissioner ElliotV McDowell' and Dr Van Waters agqred much 0f the evidence relating to her dir missal could be eliminated from the hearing Thia waa the-opening day of the 0n arrive Bovlon hearing which -was requested by paith 598 new settlers aboard 1 Drs Van Waters after' McDowell's The largest group In the newcom decision lo abide by his ouster 237 is headed fqr New York Memdr-'j Dran Griawold said that At Other destinations by states i- Mts Gen Bernard Killion would-pre- i elude Connecticut 36 Massachu-lal Mr8jfent MeD(Vkcira cue Mondly setts 12: Rhode Wand five nd that he would be required to con- one to Maine elude by' next Friday that he said -Ally Claude Crow Woodperkers are found in all would presrrt Dr Van Water' an- wooded sections of the world ex-swer to the rharge and that heicept on thq fsland' of Madagascar would have to finish -ithin in (he Australian region days A lengthy conference between i the board and opposing counsel in-! terrupted proceedings mnrb than! two hours today at the' outset Strongly Anti-Red Connell today denied evidence that sleeping pfja had been taken- GLEE CLl'n AT AMHERST Mrs Heath 'had been in poor AMHERST The Sunday pro- health for some time it was in the Jones library will be-jported having been under treat gin next 'Sunday at 4:30 Instead of 3ment for a lung- ailment at a Rcft-p herauxt the Willuton arad-1 ton clinic She 'had been planning to two Millers Falls the Millers river must be cleared of pollution and rorU Boni! mlmd it would be inexpensive to precinct jhree Montague renter and 1 lake Plesssnt there are Sawmill! eM derd 0Uth "sttdepTtmt of! Chief Herbert Ferris 'aid JteTrM Jf Public health demands sewage dta-j jjj forced to go by a round-about rouje to reach upper Swamp road The board granted a permit to Mary A Talbot to amend a license with Chester Curtiss and Chester EXPECTS ULTRA Chief O'Connell said investiga fioq would not be dosed until after the autopay result are kntfWn Mrs Heath who had been operating a rooming house at 33 High Henry Teller accompanist Andrews soloist street 'or seven years was born in' PARIS Mb Selden Chapin American minister to Hungary said today life in that countrv "is beyond imagination and defies description" Enroute home to report on the rake of Josey Cardinal Mindazenty Chapin told reporters last night the of gajoiine "at 270 DeertieldVtreet! i pontinurnaHese SrtHSTh'i industrial and domeatic- areas not allowing storage of 7000 gallons un- i yet developed derground A public hearing isw no L5ii Excerpts from a letter Camp opposition cnapin a recall mailed trt' the comtatt ter' we rr re TodayChapiaJUildcarrespandentaaiireetor Selma Ala nn April 29 1908 the jnpjUff disposal methods for future PHILANTHROPIST DIES BOSTON iPt Abraham Shapiro 63 died today in Hollywood Fla tokoriatei here reported He was-president of the Gold Seal Rubber company of Boston and Just- Received! Many New and Handsome Metal Photograph Frames! me Demond's 391 Main St 0pp The Library of Lbe GoodMF Jlubbe: BOSTON BOSTON (T) President Eurico Caspar Dutra ik expected to attend the opening of a Brazilian trade fair here May 21-30 Alex Crothers director of the Bbsfdft' pffttTijitirofity'KaMr thg-fklr was part Of the Smith American nation's program to build its commerce with the United States Joining in the display with the Republic of Brazil and of the capital city of Rio de Janeiro will be the 1-1 Brazilian states FOR- LIFE daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Corio She was married to Robert Heath Jan -291938 and came here with her husband In 1941 leaves only her husband Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 at McCarthy's funeral home with Dr Kenneth Henley of Second Congregational church officiating Cremation will follow the Hungarian people are under the complete total domination of a group of Moscow-trained Commu-jnlsts whose aole allegiance is to the I Kremlin" Answering questions by a correspondent of the Hungarian news agency who suggested there had been popular anli-Mindszenty dem- company of Conn and the Cannon 5hoe company of Baltimore Md He was foundrr of the hoe industry's National Charitable organization the "210 One of the founders of Brandei university he contributed $30000 to it and made other gifts to Tufts leased today after' several meetings with him His letter follows In port: "Wb recommend an appropriation of $6800 to cover the cost of our services in connection wifK the en-iden swings bank told toe Ver-gineering and I investigation and re-mont Bankers association at Burl-port of the disposal of municipal jn(t()ll that the price rise ha passed sewage and indlrial wastes We: banker reported in a estimate that $4000 will be required panl diKussinn a downward trend for the work on mumripal sewage 1 in estate prices white Inca INSURANCE The Amazon River has aome l100 Police OpCIt-IIoilSC FRANCIS A FARRELL tributaries onst rations in Hungary Chapin aaid coi1(w mrdieal Bostnn uni i 3trr versify and the -Aw England ri From my window rt the lega- mpdicill ntfrn BQIt0fli Trom 'my window the lega- medical center in Boston 28 Ftdtral St Did 9426 lived in coming to establishing after Come and See Uc In Our New Location 16 Chapman St one ilm SlTthliidLhtofjHtn hc wuleied-buj'er rt jtion pvrlookin-B' Ih miny al figure to you for an appropriation rP" I to rover the rost of field surveys A deflationFhich he expects to hTPn pfnennnfn and sub-surface explorations to hr turn more severe in the next 60 t0 T(nnrilnn whlrh nrrnr ih eonducted hy him This sum is $1- 90 day has been reported by aMe to Linlvh Police Chief William JDonnell making a total of $8000" Jamc Downes Jr of Chicago ue ihveh ha arranged display and tnur of pr(alIrd climate present of the Rea! Easte Board I tanned headquarters according to Lucius meeting said he expects the volume wm oanner fcii Grotto of the Exchonge commit- report will contain dels led of uilding l0 dr0p -iUbsUntially" whtMhOU8ht than 7 othr estimate of the cost of construction lh! financial ult ree could be held accurate tn Hungary tomorrow Chapin re Born in Lithuania he South' Africa before Worcester and Jater himself in Boston shortly World war 1 lee The public has been invited to visit any time during Hie day while i which are sufficiently terms and general deflation" Sewlng Machine EXCLUSIVE AGENCY Now Fresh Crispy Peanut Brittle This Week's Combination 1 Lb BRADFORD CHOCOLATES (any srlrrtion) AND 1 Lb MINTS BOTH 3439 FOR A u-1 Cs-u i for the fh plied "I think the anti-Commumst He Said the slump has dropped majorlly ovtrwhelmlnr 4 with' hmialn 12 to 18 cent Electrified $29 With New Portable Caia Complete $3493 -personal lnvitationa were extended! made to all the school children thia week 'ork performed in connection per disnlav will be Ihe preliminary investigation ain The percentage of Communist vote ms gunr flea report will late? be partially BPr int would vnhtb be than in renaelu Alltel-! -dgainst the percetaage fee in the of urth'r tlV Mnt many western European countries" Included in the tommy riot and tear sheila and hand grenades 69 BRADFORD CANDY SHOP Open Evenings To IQ And All Day Sunday S3 Federal 8L proof vest night sticks handcuffs rtl0 wbich the eslimkted costs or pownM predicted a building cost iron eiaWs leg iron and atraight-J bB work to be artixaled decrease of 10 per cent on large Jackets Viaitora wiil be guided projects in the next six months but through all the rooms of the police- Pf be works reported didn't expect sppreri- ind S1u gass imaaaaaaasa tasS'aBSiSawrra will be on duty all day to conduct X'plSWffprSrB N-bfijlII be in March" lest -boring and snundingy and to and absorb some of it 100 employes voted to nave a public o- Millers Falls Aaxillary To Elect The VFW auxiliary met Jat evening in the' post rooms- with 20 the tours menk CUSTOM TAILORING WIRES LIQUORS IN A CHOjCE VARIETY AT Package Store pay the cost of reproduction of the at plants in Central Fall and Paw- i "I' reports if required Field aurveya1 ticket I rTom wr? tor mapping and the preparation of General Manager Earle Day at- bJ Euren Weigel and profiles if furnished by us will be tributed the losing to Helen Makarewirz charged over an'd above $68(10 IdeVelopmenla" which he saiifTmake limit at coat plus 23 per cent for jit impossible to maintain full' pro-overhead If the tawn vole theap- durtion in the other two plants Two-Day Exhibit SENTENCE TWO ROBBERS BOSTON (Ah An alleged "rubber mask bandit" Chester Or-zalek 31 -of Euthampton and 'Daniel Jidda 38 of Trauger Pa were each sentenced to 21k to 3 year In state's prison today for the 980 holdup of a cafe owner Jaw 18 Police aaid the pair fare another charge of robbery in Springfield propriatlon for Our services we will submit a formal contract takeover The 'weary Senate labor plodded into more hearings to- of Low Prices Every Day! Greenfield Td! 5537 35 Amea St -4- IN GREENFIELD NEARLY EVERYONE DROPS IN our services in connection with the day after getting a demand tjiat the preliminary investigation and re-ixaft-Hartley law be strengthened port Thia rnntrart will terminate' instead of repealed 1 upon completion of the work rovJj Charles Wilson president of ered by it and the receipt of pay- General Electric who was WrB ment therefor at the rates present- vice-chairman during the war took ed" an aggressive line late yesterday Saulnier said reports from Wil- Hia defense of Taft-Hrtley signal Exclusive Woolens To Be Custom Tailored i For Men Worrien Today Tomorrow 11 24 Federal St Greenfield led firing from aroused Democrat Amelia Big Bualnws Sen Murray of Moniaria Ta'u'nch-' ed an attack on General Electric's great size and suggested that com liamitnwn Dalton and Adams selectmen altiavored the Boston enmpany He also said Camp's background qualifies him- for this type of project Camp received a BS degree from Texas A 9c in 1916 and an irom Texas a in ivio ana an A word la one sense es a mistreated word Beams saybody as asc but few asc it right So it mam Jm to duty in a nime la other words: trading with people who kaotr their hasiBewL GREENFIELD Thrre'i mare fun eating randy when you kifew what yaa're rat? pany orficaI be' requlred to sign MIT uffldvti oppoaing "the gradual -1944 he ws a Professor oJipojjcentntion of-ownership that is MIT and leading us into totalitarianism' Wilson said the ban on' toe closed shop should be strengthened not': removed1 Under" closed 5hop con-trsctsthe employer-agrees lo sanilation engineering at is author of 40 techniral and scientific papers and dismissions Five of these brought him awSzda from national and New England societies fromi9l to'543 He Ja fe'resiHent frow-tlMI to f943 "He Tapre swept MR KARL KELLERj Tailoring Counselor! Will A grain Be With Us to Take Measurcmenta 'und Advise mo m- Of GOBELIN Selective Cup- chocSates A grocery store in town advertises the above slogan and I practice the idea in Men's Cloth-ing My Carey Baltimore Suits are of the 4 quairtythatmoststores 66500 Then when there's a sale they lnark-rtheni ownHoRRr'injX PRICE So come in'finy1 day every day and take advantage of this low price $4950 i 1 i Dan Ragovin 299 MAIN ST (facing Chapman SiL niy union neniberq ahdfire C-'f-M tjftS I "-'MONUMENTAL' I George Gltvanaial Prep i 9 Mill St Greenfield ENTAL lv MANSION HOUSE BLOCK The Colored Cups Tell Flavor of Each Piece a Pineapple Cream Red Nut Crunch VVbtle Honey Neuget Butler Cream NSNNNVNSSVSSVWNSSVVVVVVVSVVNVVrSSV i i i i i 11 i a i i eoe-who-tom his'membeSsliip-WTfc- association and Special consultant to called aiich contrafta a viola-the national Institute nf health of tio nf riht to WOrk" Wilson also said the Taft-Hartley "national emergency" provision under which the government get 89-day injunctions to delay strikes in vilal' industries "certain ly must not be weakened" In fact he aaid Congress probably will want to explore how it may be "strengthened and made iporw WiLjar brought with him Bmilware General Electric vice-president who presented the GE the publie health service Hi surveys have been made fn town and cities in almost every state in this country Memoers Of -the Total committee are Wallace Marston FranriS Murphy Supt John Casey of the highway department Edwin Hartley Raulnier and Wentworth FOIirr WANT FRIVACY NEWTON Police Red Ceeeanut Cream Blue Cup- Vanilla Cream Brasil Green Cm i Honey Pecan Chrw Pink Moiaksea Chip Old Homes New Homes Every Home Looks-Better Brown Orange Filbert Stick" Now Ready! Geo Washington Novelties Rita's Beautiful Floor Coverings Just Imagine more than 50 colon ahd patte'rpg in inlaid linoleum and nibber tile flooring colors' and patterns admired in magazine illustrations! And they're not only beeutiful they're essyftoclesn and long-wearing too Coma Jn tomorrow for a free estimate tea how inexpensive these exciting new floor coverings can be I Chief Augustus Locke may sobn gjj proposals in detail Boulware aUo a twofpqrty telephone which would railed for a big enlargement of th1 bo a vast improvement' over' hisjTift-Hartlcjr anti-Commumst pro- pTBCTt'1elvphbnrervicfrThe-ctriefvtein Ira Mosher a former NAM prea-ideitt' was testifying' before the Senate committee today in favor of keeping the Taft-llarltey labor law When Sen Pepper aaid the NAM is "a greater enemy of democracy in America than labor will ever be" Mosher said: "Just a minute I'm losing my tempdr" -pepper yelled: Well lose it" hfltaher aaid: "I loaf three in' my family during the war" I Pepper esid: "1 still cay Jt's al- way been true in wart that a few people stay home and make money and the masses 6f red pie gn out and get slaughtered on the battlefield" birYhday GRI6TING CARDS The Beat Selection Ever The Outstanding Values At Michelman's TONITESTOMOimOW! in Our Boys'and Mcn's Departments Barrett Baker I Barcelona ia Spain's largest1 city wHh-populationof-more-thait'-lr' 500000 person $19 HADt IT Skillful InataUaUsa ByFactory Tralaed Experts Asaare I Yaar Camplele SaUafactlan' Ralri minds Clocks Jewelry Rllvtrware I 1 5-B I TiZER I Linden Ate Greenfield Phone 5519 FOR RALE New hom*o' and Singer Sewing 1 Machines Jehif Zobko Grid Rewlnr Machine Rervlrai UChapmu RL i Tet 1322 41 v- S-' s- al te OSD ipM GREENHELD WALLPAPER -and PAINT jfc 33 BdnV Row Greenfield Phone 6350 A fihe AHUL)rtdU IlEU-ES: raw 28t High Street TeL 9268 i.

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