Bridgeport Post and Telegram Publication Details
The Bridgeport Post and Bridgeport Telegram publish daily with Sunday Post optional. Subscription rates shown include daily and Sunday copies with annual advance payments. postage surcharges apply beyond 150 miles. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and registered in Bridgeport, Conn.
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Bridgeport
Edison
Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Telegram
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
State St. Bridgeport
Conn
Associated Press
U. S. Pat
Future of U S Communism Debate in Boston
An audience heard a debate on the future of communism in the United States with John Gates defending a future for the party and Granville Hicks arguing it has no future. Hicks labeled communism as an appendage of Moscow and said it produced only confusion and misery.
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U. S
Boston
Communist Party
United States
John Gates
The
Daily Worker
Granville Hicks
New Masses
Gates
Commie
America
Mr. Hicks
Moscow
End of a Chapter on Integration in Little Rock
The piece notes the withdrawal of 101st Airborne troops from Central High in Little Rock and questions whether Arkansas will accept integration as a fact or resist once the National Guard is de federalized. It praises peaceful school integration and warns of potential trouble from segregationists.
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Central High School
Little Rock
Arkansas
National Guard
Eisenhower
101St Airborne Division
Arkansans
Science in the Cabinet Testimony Highlights Key Scientists
Top American atomic scientists Edward Teller and Vannevar Bush testified before the Senate Preparedness Subcommittee in Washington. Senator Leverett Saltonstall praised the session as highly engaging. The witnesses urged that scientists belong in laboratories, not in national councils, signaling a cabinet level role may be necessary.
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Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Washington
Leverett Saltonstall
United States
Senate
Edward Teller
Vannevar Bush
Research and Development Board
Scientist Leader Urges Nuclear Strategy Shift for Survival
The piece reports Dr. Teller proposing immediate dispersion of the Strategic Air Command, expanded missile and space research, passive defense networks, more nuclear submarines, and enhanced scientific status. He frames these as national survival measures, not mere scientific recommendations, stressing cabinet backing.
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Department of Science
Sign of Yankee Thrift Christmas Club Payouts Listed
The National Association of Mutual Savings Banks reports 1,959,672 depositors in 17 states will receive 193,512,707 in Christmas club checks. New York leads with 851,737 depositors getting 89,511,085. Massachusetts 392,628 with 32,177,015. Connecticut 221,493 with 21,810,526.
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Mutual Savings
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
New York
New York State
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Charles J. Lyon
Hartford
Association
Ghostwriters in Soviet music and a dead senator
The Moscow Literary Gazette hints at ghostwriters for Soviet scores and popular songs, noting no proof of imports from Tin Pan Alley. It also claims Senator Carter Glass, dead since 1940, is ghost written by his secretary in Washington, a provocative international scoop.
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Ansonia Sentinel
Moscow Literary Gazette
Tin Pan Alley
The
Gazette
Washington, D.C
Carter Glass
Senate
U.S. Senate
Windsor Wins ABA Traffic Award For Small Communities
The American Bar Association cited Windsor along with three other Connecticut towns for progress in traffic court administration. The award, based on written reports, honors ongoing improvements in facilities, ordinances, fair fines, and separate traffic case handling, with Windsor receiving its honor at a ceremony next Tuesday night.
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Connecticut
American Bar Association
ABA
New Haven
Middletown
Stratford
Windsor
Wall Street Bets on News Uncertainty After President Stroke
The piece explains Wall Street’s fear of uncertainty after the President’s stroke was revealed. Traders dumped stocks in late November then bought back as the news clarified. It notes distrust of White House advisers and the shift to easier credit, with defense spending expected to buoy the economy.
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Wall Street
White House
America
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve System
Washington
Advent Season Opens in Bridgeport Churches
Advent Sunday observed across Bridgeport area churches as prayer and fasting begin in preparation for the Nativity feast. The period spans the four Sundays before Christmas.
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Bridgeport Area
Russia's Tech Triumphs Stir Skepticism on Government
The piece argues that Soviet technological advances have fueled public skepticism toward Washington's secrecy and official reports. It notes a historical pattern of overconfident claims by past administrations, recent disclosures since Sputnik, and the potential for Congress to tighten oversight while debunking the myth of perfect federal control.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Papa
Ussr
CIA
Kremlin
Allen Dulles
Republic
Roosevelt
Tokyo
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
State Department
Republican Party
Vincent
Sitting Bull TV
Frances Cadotte
Brone Div
Korea
Hughes Aircraft Plant
Ed Secret
Ittle
Sitting Bull
Analysts' Views on China's Migration and Global Tensions
AP analyst John Roderick surveys Mao era shifts as millions move from cities to farms in China to boost粮食 output, while Western observers debate missile aims and CIA intelligence. The piece critiques secrecy in U.S. governance and notes Sputnik impact on press access to national security.
Senators React Grim After Dulles Briefing
After CIA Director Allen Dulles’s long briefing, several senators left the hearing room with a grim impression in the pit of the stomach, feeling that something had hit them hard.
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CIA
Allen Dulles
Bridle Trails Link Westport to Aspetuck Valley
The Fairfield County Hunt Club maintains a 75 mile all weather bridle network from Westport north into the Aspetuck Valley. Trails follow stone walls and field edges with metal arrows marking routes. Plank bridges and wooden railings protect riders and horses. New members receive maps. upkeep is year round by trails committee volunteers.
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William Lamale
Merritt Parkway
Easton Turnpike
Fairfield County Hunt Club
Merwins Lane
Westport
Chester J. LaRoche
Hull
Sasco River
Binger
Hounds
LaRoche
Morehouse Road
Aspetuck Valley
Birth of Sitting Bull V at UCLA Medical Center
Sitting Bull V was born at UCLA Medical Center yesterday. The article notes his great great grandfather scored a knockout over Gen George Armstrong Custer at the Little Big Horn.
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Los Angeles
Sitting Bull V
University of California At Los Angeles Medical Center
George Armstrong Custer
Battle of the Little Big Horn
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