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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1956
Page
10
The reader is guided to solve a substitution cipher daily puzzle with hints. It explains letter substitution rules, sample mappings, and mentions yesterday's quote Poverty is the parent of revolution and crime by Aristotle.
The East Hampton News, founded in 1932 by the late Albert T. Ellis, has been sold to Curtiss S. Johnson and Wallace B. Prann of Deep River. Announcement came today from the paper’s lawyer Howard J. Maxwell. Double pork chops, each cut with a pocket, take to stashing.
A brief meditation on Christmas as the birth of Jesus with note that the date is uncertain. The message highlights shared gifts and charity across faiths, and celebrates the gaiety of the holiday while honoring its solemn aspects.
This piece explains bleaching wood to remove stains before finishing. Use oxalic acid crystals dissolved in hot water, apply, wait 15 minutes, wipe, repeat if needed, then wash with ammonia solution to neutralize the acid and prevent over-lightening. Dry before planing, and avoid breathing wood dust during sanding.
Geoffry Herridge British managing director of IPC arrives in Damascus to negotiate with the Syrian government on repairing IPCs damaged oil pipelines. The 600 mile line was sabotaged in the Syrian desert after the British French and Israeli invasions of Egypt.
Syria says it is willing to negotiate repairing damaged pipelines but will not allow oil to flow through its territory until Israeli forces pull back to the 1949 armistice line with Egypt.
A San Quentin inmate asked the prison education superintendent for permission to receive a Make Your Own Helicopter set. The request was denied.
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