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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1958

Page

3

Eisenhower Names Maurice Stans Budget Director

President Eisenhower appoints Maurice H. Stans to succeed Percival Brundage as budget director amid fiscal planning for 1960. Brundage resigns after 15 years in the post citing personal matters with Hagerty noting no policy rift. Stans, 50, from Kenilworth, will move up from deputy post. Robert Merriam named deputy budget director.

Washington Percival F. Brundage Eisenhower Maurice H. Stans Congress Brundage Sans CPA Stans Ifrom Kenilworth Budget Bureau Post Office Department American Institute of Accountants Robert E. Merriam Merriam Chicago City Council

New Budget Chief Maurice Stans Seen As Horatio Alger Figure

Washington reports Maurice Stans named to succeed Percival Brundage as Budget Director. From office boy to owner of a major accounting firm, Stans is described as soft spoken and hard working. Born 1908 in Minnesota, he studied at Northwestern and Columbia, married Kathleen Carmody in 1933, and has four adopted children. His career includes government service since 1933 and safari trophies donated to a museum.

Washington Federal Budget Maurice H. Stans Stans Eisenhower Percival F. Brundage J. Hubert Stans Minnesota Hubert Nyssen Shakopee Minn Chicago Northwestern University Columbia University New York City Alexsander Grant and Co House Appropriations Committee Reders Rock Hill S. C Lake Victoria Mlinois Wesleyan University Theodore Terrell Terri Stevens Maureen

Middletown auto dealer held responsible for girl’s death

Lionel Nobert, 50, a Meriden dealer, was found criminally responsible for the February 20 traffic death of 11 month old Patricia Ferrands in Cromwell. The coroner attributed the tragedy to impassable sidewalks after a snowstorm, saying Nobert saw the girl too late to stop.

Middletown Lionel Nobert Meriden Cromwell Harold Campbel Patricia Ferrands West Street Nodbert Miss Ferrands

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