Bridgeport Publishing Details and Rates
The Bridgeport Telegram Morning edition outlines publication by The Post Publishing Company publishers of the Bridgeport Post and Bridgeport Telegram. It lists mailing rates, circulation policies, and associates with the Associated Press, including post office registration and service areas.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Dial Edison
Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
State St. Bridgeport
Conn
Sunday Post
Associated Press
Bridgeport
U.S. Pat
Soviet Campaign Promotes Letters Abroad During International Letter Week
The USSR launches International Letter Week October 6 to 12 to spur citizen correspondence with foreigners and stamp a special issue. State media claim the effort expands cultural exchanges, while critics warn it’s a propaganda ploy to promote communist policy and discourage foreign scrutiny.
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Red Propaganda Mills
Russia
Soviet Union
Soviet Ministry of Communications
Moscow
Communist Party
Free World
Outbreak of Asian Flu Hits Voluntown School
The Voluntown Health Director reports 50 elementary students ill with an upper respiratory virus. School closed due to sudden illness. symptoms include chills fever headache aches sore throat and coughing with four to five days of recovery ahead. Authorities say cases vary across the country prompting a broader medical response.
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State Health Department
Voluntown
Frederick C. Barrett
California
New York
More Smokes and Taxes Behind Tobacco Trade Trends
The Department of Agriculture projects record cigarette use this year with smokers expected to reach 405 billion cigarettes based on January to July rates. The 1956 tally was 392 billion, two billion under the 1952 peak, suggesting ongoing consumer demand despite health scares.
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Department of Agriculture
Tobacco smoking and cancer debate drives tax implications
The piece weighs evidence on the link between heavy cigarette use and lung cancer, noting disagreement among experts. It cites 1957 US tobacco production, increased cigarettes per pound, and rising filter use, while predicting continued tax revenues from federal tobacco taxes exceeding $1.6 billion in 1956.
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U. S
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Treasury
NATO Strike Back ends ten day naval drill
The ten day NATO Exercise Strike Back completed as the largest western fleet maneuver yet, aiming to study defenses against an aggressor who might use atomic power. The exercise focused on curbing first strike threats and improving overall allied readiness.
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NATO
Patterson urges Navy to protect Groton submarine base funding
Rep. James T. Patterson argues at the Pentagon for maintaining operations funding at Groton and New London. He notes the base as the Atlantic Coast's largest and core element of the nuclear powered submarine program, warning that a 22 percent cut would harm U S naval capabilities amid Soviet expansion.
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Waterbury Republican
James T. Patterson
Navy Department
Groton
New London
Pentagon
United States
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Atlantic
Russia
Patterson
Navy
Fifth Congressional District
Eisenhower to meet four on White House economic plan
President Eisenhower plans a private White House meeting with four aides including Martin Anderson to discuss inflation and price rises, signaling a rare face to face on national economic policy with the Federal Reserve Board's chairman. The session will be secret with reporters barred.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Newport
White House
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Reserve Board
Treasury
George Humphrey
Martin
Federal Reserve System
Reserve
Congress
Anderson
Raymond J. Laulnier
Gabriel S. Hauge
Damascus
Miao Languagy
Pisos Council
Akram
Hourani
Baath Tion
Khaled Bagdash
News Behind the News The National Whirligig by Ray Tucker
More than 50,000,000 people are now receiving checks from federal state and local agencies. A breakdown shows vast public payrolls pensions and subsidies totaling about $110 billion yearly shaping a two thirds socialized nation and risking national bankruptcy.
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Veterans Administration
Congress
Ralph W.gwinn
New York
United States
Federal Defense Force
Reserve
Nd National Guard
Russia Gains Syrian Backing and Skirts Communist Label
AP analysts note Moscow bows to Arab sentiment in Syria while avoiding direct communism. Syria seeks Soviet equipped growth with projects such as a 54 million pound refinery and a 530 million rail plan, boosting taxes and imports dependence. leaders claim a strictly business loan, not aid.
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Bagdash
Moscow
Michel Aflaq
Baath
Syria
Damascus
United States
Abdul Hamid Serraj
Sam
Latokiagezira
Plany Ned
West
Salah Bitar
Brush Industry Shows Growth Across United States Markets
Census data show annual shipments of industrial brushes near 11.5 million dollars, a seven year gain of three million. The piece discusses Turkish relations and Cyprus tensions, noting industry growth and policy reconsiderations amid global trade and geopolitics.
Industrial brushes span nations and industries worldwide
The American Brush Manufacturers Association reports 400 million brushes sold annually in the U S. Fuller Brush Co. touts 77 home varieties while industry uses total 700 brush types for baking, textiles, metalwork, dairy and more. Synthetics and natural fibers fuel forms from horsehair to nylon. Industrial sites expand from coast to coast and into Canada.
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American Brush Manufacturers Association
America
Fuller Brush Co
Hartford
Africa
Mexico
Palmyra
Ceylon
India
Burma
Florida
Cuba
Bahamas
China
North
Mid-Atlantic States
Baltimore
Richmond
Atlanta
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Loui
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Canada
Turkey Faces Syrian Threat and Cyprus Partition Moves
Premier Adnan Menderes warns Western nations of a dangerous shift in the Middle East as Syria’s new military regime signals aggression. Turkey accepts a Cyprus partition proposal, yet Greek Cypriots in Athens resist, with limited assurances for Turkish minorities amid regional tensions.
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New York
Turkey
United States
Ankara
Russia
Dardanelles
Bosporus
Mediterranean
Menderes
Cyprus
Adnan Menderes
Syria
Bulgania
Soviet Union
Ménderes
Middle East
NATO
Athens
Makarios
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