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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1957
Page
8
A 1930s era article highlights the world's largest bean elevator located in Saginaw Michigan. It notes the facility's impressive size and its role in the region's agricultural commerce. The piece underscores Saginaw as a hub for bean handling and storage.
A dramatic glimpse of a baby already eight months in the womb. The feature teases readers with an inside look at fetal life, including thumb sucking, as Reader's Digest promotes its February issue with 39 condensed articles across magazines and books.
Hartford legislative action seeks to guarantee public access to all official records and meetings with limited exceptions for confidential files. The measure, backed by Kopacz and Austin and supported by the Connecticut Council on Public Information, would impeach officials who violate the rule and impose fines or jail time. A companion study bill directs the Legislative Council to review access policy for the 1959 Legislature.
Officials of the Urban Renewal Administration in New York will visit Norwalk on Friday at the request of the Norwalk Redevelopment Agency to inspect private properties the agency intends to acquire for the rehabilitation project. The land is to be used for the Cross Street bridge, with Federal funds aiding the venture and state approval required before land purchases.
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of the Kansas City Star on charges of monopolizing news and advertising dissemination in the Kansas City area. The article notes the halibut’s name derives from the word holy once used on Christian holy days.
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