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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1958
Page
9
An advertisement for Enug Miracle Cushion denture cushions claims they keep loose false teeth snug and firm, easing sore gums. The product promises quick application, no daily adhesives, and durable liners lasting 2 to 6 months, with a money back guarantee.
Mrs. Mary R. McGowan 53 of 56 Redding Place was struck by a car on Fairfield Avenue near the Beverly theater. She suffered ankle injuries and was taken to a private physician. The driver Augusto DiLorenzo 20 of Highgate Road Trumbull was arrested for license suspension and auto-law violations, bail set at 600 dollars, as he backed from a parking space.
Reader asks if canned onion soup can substitute for water in pot roast. Guidance notes that onion soup adds salt and flavor. adjust salt and seasoning accordingly and monitor moisture as it simmers.
A mixed Atlantic City dispatch reports Suzanne Cripps a precocious 12 year old expelled from a private school in Eastbourne for her age and attire and a separate Amarillo murder case where David Frank McKnight 21 confessed to beating pawnbroker Reed to death with a hammer after a long pursuit.
A general walkout in Southern California’s aircraft industry threatens half a million jobs and U.S. defense, set to begin at midnight if no new wage offers arrive. Lockheed Douglas Convair North American unions UAW and IAM pushed negotiations after a year of talks. wage offers ranged two to 11 cents plus a 4 percent rise next year, unions seeking seven to 14 cents and 4 percent, current scales $1.63 to $2.75.
Pilot Pike Myers and passenger Harry Mitchell each fined five dollars for flying low over Sherburne Bay and frightening ice fishermen. They claimed they were seeking an alternate landing field due to heavy snow and that fishermen had thrown snowballs at the plane. The article notes the first All-Star baseball game in the Southern Association was played in 1938.
Lucille Dobson, 47, was arrested near 5:40 p.m. yesterday at 29 Colorado Avenue on theft charges after leaving D. M. Read store on Broad Street with an unpaid blouse and a pair of shears. She is detained at the Womens Detention Home on Therme Street awaiting $100 bail.
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