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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1952

Page

5

Ventilation Ads Offer Acid Ventilation by Glass Wool

Sulfuric acid use in the United States is about 157 pounds per person each year. Homes need ventilation and fever precautions. Glass Wool Insulation Co advertises fever installation services at 35.00 per pair with a phone number 68-1607.

United States Glass Wool Insulation Co

Black Rock Manufacturing Awards Pay Rise and Benefits

The Black Rock Manufacturing Company signs a contract with Local 292 of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America at 189 Osborne Street. The agreement grants a 10 cents per hour wage increase, an improved vacation schedule of two and a half weeks for five years, nine paid holidays, a year end bonus plan, and reduced employee insurance payments for about 50 workers.

Black Rock Manufacturing Company Osborne Street United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America Joseph R. Keller Keller

Peanut classification amid legumes and vegetables claim

The statement argues that peanuts are legumes like peas and beans and thus are vegetables. It conflates botanical category with culinary use, since peanuts are edible seeds of Arachis hypogaea and botanically legumes in the Fabaceae family, not vegetables.

Eisenhower Receives Medaille Militaire In Paris

Premier Pinay pinned the medaille militaire on Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower in the Court of Honor at Les Invalides, then he bid farewell as the Allied leader heads home to pursue the Republican presidential nomination. He was named honorary citizen of Louveciennes and met with the NATO council before laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. Ridgway will take SHAPE command May 30 as Eisenhower departs May 31.

Paris Antoine Pinay Dwight D. Eisenhower France Europe Les Invalides Napoleon United States Louveciennes Permanent Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Palais de Chaillot Free World Council Eisenhower Frances Unknown Matthew B. Ridgway Ridgway Korea French Republic

Roosevelt Posthumously Honored by Churchill Note

A historical record notes that Churchill received a certain award in 1946 and that it was given posthumously to Franklin D Roosevelt. The text underscores international recognition involving prominent leaders and commemorates the late U S president.

Churchill Franklin D. Roosevelt

North Dakota Reaches Oil Boom with First Commercial Well

North Dakota joins the twenty seven state group in producing crude oil commercially. The inaugural well yielded 50 barrels per day of high gravity crude, marking a milestone in regional energy development.

North Dakota

Injured trio sue Cholmeley Jones for 65000 damages

Three men Perkins Hawks and Stevens file in Superior court a negligence suit seeking 65000 total for injuries from a midnight November 24 1941 head on collision between a Perkins car and a Cholmeley Jones car on Rockhouse road Easton in which Stevens Hawks and Perkins allege severe injuries.

Edward S. Cholmeley- Jones Westport Donald E. Perkins Stepney Kenneth Hawks Trumbull Collin F. Stevens Redding Perkins Cholmeley-Jones Rockhouse Road Easton Stevens Hawks Mr. Perkins

Alaska Derives From Native Term The Great Country

Britannica explains the name Alaska as a corruption of a native word meaning the great country. The note reflects etymology and linguistic origins of the state name.

Alaska Britannica

Windsors Sail for Europe on Annual Summer Trip

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor sailed from New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth to Europe for their annual summer trip. The former king plans four days of business in London before joining the Duchess in Paris at their Paris home.

Europe New York Duke and Duchess of Windsor Cunard Britain London Paris

How To Hold False Teeth More Firmly In Place

Do your dentures slip and wobble when you eat or talk. Sprinkle FASTEETH on your plates for firmer, more comfortable wear. The alkaline non acid powder leaves no gummy taste and helps prevent denture odor. Get it today at any drug store.

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