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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1958

Page

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FBI Frees Abducted Dog In One Day

FBI agents quickly solved the case of Joe Irent a mixed breed brown dog kept at the identification building. A DC pound wagon was spotted near the steps and Beverly Ponder along with Mrs Lilian Furneyhough traced the dog paid $2 to recover him and return him home.

Washington FBI Joe Irent Joe District of Columbia C. L. Trotter Beverly Ponder Lilian Furneyhough

Milford Adopts School Budget In Town Meeting Vote

Milford adopts a school budget of 3 025 162 dollars by the RTM in a 30 to 6 vote, trimming 10 201 dollars from the Board of Education request of 3 468 773 dollars. The session also set town allocations for police fire building electrical inspectors and street lighting while planning dog warden funding and car needs.

Milford Board of Education RTM Police Department Fire Department Carl’ T. Viola Theodore F. Hoynish Police and Fire Department Blue Cross CMS Joseph Mosey

Official Weather Bridgeport and Vicinity Update

Official weather page notes partly cloudy and cooler today with windy conditions highs near 64 Saturday. Tonight remains fair and cool with lows around 43 to 45. Northwesterly winds 15 to 25 mph. almanac records show April 25 as the 115th day of the year and 36th of spring.

Bridgeport Pamei

Nixon urges tax cuts over spending binge to lift slump

Vice President Nixon told the American Newspaper Publishers Association dinner that a tax cut is the fastest way to revive the economy but only if it targets money to investors and job creators. He warned against massive new spending programs and said administration steps may be needed with care to avoid deficits. He stressed private sector leadership and urged business and labor to help, noting a buyer's market and advertising declines backing stimulus.

New York Nixon Eisenhower Fan American Newspaper, Publishers Association Bureau of Advertising United States

Lana Turner Gains Temporary Custody Decision Over Cheryl Crane

In Santa Monica California April 24 AP Lana Turner wins temporary custody of daughter Cheryl Crane 14 after a judge rules for a two month period to decide permanent custody. Cheryl is cleared of murder charges in the stabbing of Johnny Stompanato last April 4. Charges of improper parental supervision remain for a June 26 hearing.

AP Witephen Cheryl Crane Johnny Stompanato Lana Turner Mildred Turner Santa Monica Calif Cheryl Lana Macker Miss Turner Allen T. Lynch Jerry Giesler Stephen Crane

Puzzle treasure chest and court hearing in Sunday Post

The article details a crossword contest with a growing jackpot and a family court case involving Cheryl Turner. It notes no winner for puzzle 204 and a $473 prize for Puzzle 205, plus a juvenile court decision releasing Cheryl from Juvenile Hall to private tutoring after her alleged knife incident.

Reeds Sunday Post Davey Jones Giesler Miss Turner Cheryl Crane

Market Reaches New 1958 High On Demand for Steel Oil

New York stocks climbed to a 1958 high as steel motor and oil shares led gains. The AP average rose 1.30 to 166.50 while Industrials gained 2.26 and the Dow 30 finished up 3.31 at 433.42. The advance followed late earnings and dividend news.

New York Associated Press Dow Jones Standard & Poor

Perilous Oregon Plane Crash Survivor Story

Hurried rescue story from Dayville Oregon as Patricia Davis, 35, survives a plane crash in the Malheur National Forest. Her husband Bruce Davis, 36, hiked through four foot snow to reach help and safety. An Air Force helicopter later evacuated Patricia to John Day as doctors treat her injuries.

Dayville Ore Nier Blue Mountains Davis Gus Robertson Oregon Robertsons

Tedesco Checks On 21 Bids For U.S. Contracts

Speaker Tedesco notes 21 bids submitted for U.S. contracts and commends cooperation from Morano and Pur tell as he reviews procurement details.

Tedesco U.S Morano Purtell

Bridgeport officials push for jobs through bid contracts

Mayor Tedesco and Deputy Labor Commissioner Leo Dunn led a two day push in Washington to secure government contracts for Bridgeport area manufacturers. They met with Senator Purletll Congressman Morano and GSA officials to press for bids and subcontracts while seeking White House support from Homer Grunther.

Cary Cronan Telegram Washington Washington Bridgeport Tedesco Leo J. Dunn Purtell Morano Symington Air Force C. P. Milne Defense Joseph DB. Bean Cderal General Service Administration L. L.dunkle GSA Charles W. Gasque Bush Pentagon Perkins McGuire Purlell Gressman Morang White House Homer Grunther McGuire Grunther Dunn Tedescu City Pennsylvania

Distressed Woman Tries to Reach Eisenhower at Smithsonian

At the Smithsonian, a distraught red haired woman shouted I’ve got to get to him as President Eisenhower and First Lady viewed Churchill paintings. Secret Service and police restrained the woman about six feet from the President and escorted her away in a scout car. The incident drew about 300 onlookers. The woman claimed missing Army husband allotments. officials gave her age as 27 or 42.

Washington Eisenhower Smithsonian Institution Britain Winston Churchill Secret Service US £.Baughman Baughman Edith Finch Brooking Mass Smithsonian

House Committee Cuts Foreign Aid Bill In 1960s Style

The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved 18 to 5 a foreign aid bill 339 million dollars below President Eisenhower's request. The measure would authorize 2.99 billion in new aid for the fiscal year starting July 1 plus 644.19 million existing authorizations, totaling 3.603 billion. The full House action is expected the following week.

Washington House Foreign Affairs Committee Eisenhower House Morgan D-Pa World America

Second Vanguard stage failure hinders nose cone mission

In Cape Canaveral sources report the Vanguard second stage did not ignite after launch of a Thor first stage with a mystery nose cone. The test aimed for an 80 mile altitude and a 5400 mile southeast flight to study re entry from space. Navy plans a secret schedule for seven more Vanguard launches including a 20 inch sphere payload.

Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force Vanguard Navy

Stamford party slate wins narrow Democratic primary

In Stamford on April 24, a party-endorsed slate won the Democratic primary for state convention delegates by 2,375 to 2,372 over a Tooher-led slate amid low turnout of under one-third of 19,000 registered Democrats. The Donahue slate remains uncommitted to a U.S. Senate candidate.

Stamford Joseph J.tooher Tooher Alphonsus J.donahue, Jr Donahue

Judge halts Golden Rule voyage to Eniwetok protest

Federal Judge Jon Wiig issued a temporary restraining order blocking the 30 foot ketch Golden Rule and its four crewmen from sailing toward the American H bomb test zone at Eniwetok. A hearing is set for May 1, and U S Attorney Louis B Blissard led the motion. The vessel had planned to depart Honolulu for the protest voyage amid ongoing nuclear test warnings.

Honolulu Apri Aederal Eniwetok Federal Jon Wiig U. S Louis B. Blissard San Pedro Calif

Warrants Issued for Alleged Smuggling Ring Leaders

Federal warrants issued in Norfolk for the arrest of Vincenzo Toime aged 55 and his son Domenico Toime aged 27. Immigration Service officials say the case involves conspiracy to smuggle Malians as stowaways, ending two months of investigation.

Norfolk Immigration Service Vincenzo Toime Domenico Toime

Move Promises Run Running Battle On Labor Change

Senate debate intensifies over Eisenhower labor proposals as Johnson seeks single bill focus and Knowland pushes anti labor amendments. Mitchell endorses broader welfare fund controls while Kennedy warns against gutting the measure amid overtime sessions and committee hearing gaps.

Washington Eisenhower Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Knowland California Jeader Johns Son Devats Afl-Cio White House Labor Mitchell Johnson Cnowland Chamber Allott R-Colo Knownland Mitchell Kennedy D-Mass

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