The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
News Of Connecticut

old Lyme. Conn. July 2S-(UPl State police today were investi- gating the shooting Of Mrs. Jose- phine Domurat, %. New Britain. who was struck by a .22 calibre bul- let while sitting on the beach at Sound View late yesterday. The wound was not serious. and she was taken to her home at New Britain after being treated by a physician.
 Mrs. Domurat was released from a hospital a week ago after being treated for injuries suffered in the circus fire at Hartford July 6.
 New Haven. Conn, July 25-(UP) -Four persons were held today on superior court bench warrants charging violation Of the state gaming laws as result of a state police raid on 8 bingo pari0r. They were accused of giving cash prizes in violation of a statute restricting awards t0 merchandise.
 Tn custody were Antonio Epino. %, Hartford; Macky WeineT. a6. Hamden: Mrs. Anna Weber, 37. New Haven. and Dorothy Johnson. 30. West Haven.
 Berlin, Conn. July 25-(UP)-A National Labor Relations Board election will be held at the Ameri- can Paper Goods co.. Kensington, Wednesday when 300 employees will decide whether to be represented by an 4. P. of L., Union or no union. 1t was announced today.
 Hartford, Conn, July 25-(UPl- Coy. Baldwin today asked the legis- the i04S General Assembly set up . permanent commission on eom- Hunlty recreation and to hold . public hearing on the proposal as soon as possible.
 Declaring that the war had ereat- cd an acute juvenile delinquency problem, the governor said that such Q commission "c0uld be a tremendous help in stimpulating community organization and in furnishing wlse counsel and advice. It need not have . large and ey" pensiye staH because, after all, the problem Is . community one and the states part ls to stimulate and assist community action"
 Norwich, Conn. July 2S - (U.PD ---T'he strand theater here. and the strand theateT ct Mystic, were olaaaA kaAaa Raas spAap af QAaka Fire Marshal Edward ], Hickey who said the buildings were fonnd to be un' safe,
 Three other theateTs in Norwich. four in New London and one at PaWtueket, were approved following inspections Monday afternoon,
 TheateF inspections were being carried out statewide as result Of . safety campaign inangnFated after the disastrous Hartford circus fire which claimed ieS lives,
 Hartford, Conn, July 26 " (uP.l Republican eancllRes were sched- uled for tonight tH virtually every Connecticut municipality to elect delegates to the partys state n0nl- mating convention August 7yR at Hartford, The state convention Wlll nominate 6 state ticket and a U. E, senator and e0ngFessman- .laFge,
 The convention will Fenomlnate the incumbent state officers and Is expected to Fen0mlnate U, 6, Sen. atoF John 4. panaheF.
 st0rFs, Conn, July 2b - (U p - pr. William ', HaggeFty, director Of personnel at University Of Connec. tlenE, has resigned to accept the presidency Of the New York State Teachers College ct New Palts, ". Ys lt Was announced today, DT. HRggeTty has been at University Of Connecticut since I0l0, coming here from Chicago where he was con, neeted with the North Central AS. sociatl0D Of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
 FATAL MONTH
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