Bridgeport Daily Publication Details and Rates
Publication notice for The Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post outlines publishing schedule and offices in Bridgeport Connecticut. Rates list Daily 15.00 and Sunday Post 22.86 yearly options, postage surcharges for distance, and mail subscription terms.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Dia Edison
Exchange
Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
State St. Bridgeport
Conn
Sunday Post
Associated Press
AP News
Bridgeport
U. S. Pal
Hoover panel urges cuts in federal health costs
The Hoover commission recommends saving four to five billion dollars annually by consolidating and coordinating government hospital systems. It cites duplicative facilities across Army Navy Air Force VA and Public Health Service, wasteful beds and unclear beneficiary definitions, and calls for a Federal Advisory Council of Health to guide policy. Congress delays action despite bipartisan support and broad praise.
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Hoover Reorganization Commission
Army
Navy
Air Force
Veterans Administration
Public Health Service
Council of Health
Hoover Commission
Congress
Easter Sunday Plane Crash in Midland Kills 47
A huge airliner crashed and burned near Midland Michigan on Easter Sunday night, killing all 47 passengers and crew. Witnesses varied about whether the explosion occurred before or after impact as investigations begin to determine the cause and prevent a recurrence.
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Midland
Midh
Michigan
Landin Strip
Editors note on fashion humor and punsters
A witty remark questions whether chemise dresses, regardless of fabric, offer good material for humorists. The editor adds a sidelong caution that punsters, not humorists, are the true source of the gag.
Tax Plea Losing Ground Amid Hesitant Economic Recovery
As March statistics approach, support for a tax cut fades with economists and leaders fearing a larger deficit and inflation. Eisenhower and Anderson favor existing anti recession measures and natural growth to spur recovery. Higher peacetime spending and defense costs push the fiscal burden toward the next year, making rapid tax relief unlikely.
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Eisenhower
Treasury
Anderson
The Road Allure and the Connecticut Turnpike Progress
Discussion turns to travel as the Connecticut turnpike nears completion. The road promises faster access to distant goals and a period of adjustment as communities adapt. Citizens and visitors will explore the countryside to learn the turnpike's benefits and enjoy smoother trips free from congestion.
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Connecticut Turnpike
Connecticut
They Seldom Fade Away
An opinion piece critiques liberalizing G I housing loan guarantees as unnecessary postwar aid. It argues VA programs rehabilitated WWII veterans already and that extending favors a group no longer needing help while masking anti recession aims. The author notes veterans’ needs have largely been met and Federal aid schemes persist.
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Wall Street Journal
G.I
Veterans Administration
Feast and Famine Washington Past
Ceiling on military funds appropriated in the Pentagon may persist into the new fiscal year. The piece argues that continued expenditure ceilings create volatile contract placement, risking a renewed slump in military spending and economic instability.
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Pentagon
Aids in Economics Your Money's Worth on Spring Economic Outlook
Easter recess ends as lawmakers weigh a major tax slash to combat the 1957 58 recession. The article analyzes indicators from machine tools to construction, retail sales, and unemployment, noting mixed signals of a bottoming out and cautious upturn ahead, with policy choices hinging on forthcoming statistics. It cites Maj. Gen. Detmar T. Spivey on values and youth behavior.
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Congress
Washington
Wil H
Federal Reserve
March
Fenersones
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Fay
Sunshine
Wall Street Journal
Daily Telegraph
Daily iMail
London
Hoth
Analysts' Views on News Echo Courier of Recession Tone
AP analysts summarize mixed March labor data and cautious economic outlook. They note higher unemployment than February, ongoing declines in manufacturing prospects, and divergent views from politicians and business leaders. The piece highlights bias in news interpretation and uncertainty over the British budget.
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Sonal Bains
Mumphrey
Detroit
Washington
National Whirligig: Supreme Court Clash Over Power
The piece surveys a deep rift in the Supreme Court as Warren and Frankfurter lead opposing camps. It notes 5-4 rulings, the influence of new justices Brennan and Whittaker, and Congress's push to circumvent court decisions while Warren resists extrajudicial pressure.
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Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
Charles E. Whittaker
Warren
Congress
Frankfurter
Suprme
California
High Tribunal
Brennan
Whittaker
Black
Douglas
Burton
Harlan
Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judicial
F.D.R
Tribunal
White House
iChief
Nuclear Test Ban Sparks NATO Debate Across Capitals
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko comments on the test ban as a potential setback for NATO hawks. Senator Green notes Russia's suspension of nuclear tests and warns against global demolition threats. Dean Burchard and Major General Yates comment on missile danger and the role of new tech in peace, while Cape Canaveral's air base discusses accidental launch fears.
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NATO
Andrei Gromyko
Indonesia Crisis Seen Like Hungary 1956
Asian diplomatic quarters in Washington compare the Indonesian uprising against Sukarno with the 1956 Hungarian tragedy. Moscow arms Sukarno via satellites while Western aid lags, exposing flaws in U S policy and risking a broader Cold War confrontation in Southeast Asia.
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Qurters
Washington
Hungary
Indonesia
Russia
Moscow
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Marshal ‘Ito
Sukarno
Surkano
United States
Congress
Tito
Sumatra
Free World
America
Southeast Asia
Free Nations
Kremlin
Peter
Suez Canal
Syria
Nassér
Damascus
Far East
Middle East
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Seoul
Taipei
Rhee
Caesar
Yale Receives Ford Foundation Grant for Economists Training
Yale University announced a $250,000 Ford Foundation grant to support a training program for young foreign economists from underdeveloped regions. The grant aims to enhance expertise and development opportunities for scholars from developing areas.
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Yale University
Ford Foundation
Redevelopment Parley Closes in New Haven
At Yale the closing session of the urban redevelopment conference urged planners to blend past and future, noting the long timeline for renewal. Speakers Christopher Tunner James W. Rouse and H. Gordon Sweet highlighted citizen support, funding mixes, and the need to avoid overlooking daily city operations.
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New Haven
Yale
Christopher Tunner
Tunner
H. Gordon Sweet
Citizens ‘Action Commission
Rouse
Baltimore
Cit
Richard C. Lee
Lee
Ike's Golf Defended by Spry Woman in Hartford
West Hartford April 4 AP President Eisenhower faced criticism for White House golf absence. Mrs Walter C Faxon defended him saying golf keeps muscles active and sharpens the mind. She former enjoyed golf but now keeps fit with town housework and plans to continue.
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West Hartford
Eisenhower
White House
Walter C. Faxon
Faxon
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Sylvia Porte
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USAF
Delver Miliary Academy
J. M. Roberts
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By Ray Tucker
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Sen
Theodore Green
D-R. 1
John E. Burchard
School of Humanities
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Donald Yates
Atr Force Base
Cape Canaveral
Inside Foreign Affairs
Overseas Outlook
Constantine Brown
Travear
Ike
Spry
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