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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1954

Page

12

Allies Prepare to Quit Trieste as Peace Nears

Trieste peace talks near conclusion as 7,000 American and British troops plan a dignified, orderly withdrawal after nine years keeping the peace. Italy and Yugoslavia expected to divide Zone A for Italy and Zone B for Yugoslavia, with Italian troops moving into Zone A soon. Tito to speak Sunday on the issue and potential special port rights for Trieste.

Trieste Tito Yugoslavia Adriatic Rome Italy National Police Udine Anita of Bersagneri Gradisca Adk Trebinje Herzegovina

Indian May Drink in Iowa Judge Rules

Sioux City judge voided Iowa’s liquor law barring sales to Indians as unconstitutional after dismissing a case against tavern operator John Dillon. The ruling states Indians today are not the same as those a century ago, ending the long-standing classification.

Sioux City Iowa George M. Paradise John Dillon Dillon David St Cyr First Territorial Assembly Paradise

Reagan Charms Bridgeport Crowd in GE Theatre Visit

Ronald Reagan drew autograph seekers and praise during a Bridgeport stop promoting General Electric Theatre. He shared family moments, praised Nancy and Patricia Ann, and entertained at the Wilson club breakfast while plans for a new TV series and his program supervisor role unfolded.

Reagan General Electric Theatre Patricia Ann Nancy Bridgeport Patsy Daddy

5S Silver Plans Golden Jubilee With Contest Commencing Oct 2

S Silver Inc of Bridgeport and Westport Connecticut's oldest luggage store celebrates 50th anniversary with a Golden Jubilee starting Columbus Day Oct 12. A three week program features a contest offering an all expense Bermuda vacation for two via Pan American clipper to the writer of the best 25 words or less completing a sentence about shopping for fine luggage.

S. Silver, Inc Bridgeport Westport Connecticut Bermuda Pan American Clipper Finceas Silver, Inc Samuel Silver Main Street Weatport Atore Post Road Tts

Was Webster Wrong About the Gladstone Bag Origin

London reports a clash over the bag named for W E Gladstone. Sir Philip Magnus, biographer, scanned 268000 documents without finding evidence that the bag’s name derives from him. The piece also notes sugar magnate Mawani dominates but supplies only a fortieth of world sugar.

London Webster Gladstone W. EE Philip Magnus Sir Philip Mawani

Reds Would Lose Europe Assault Says Gruenther

Gen Alfred M Gruenther supreme Allied commander in Europe told reporters at Eisenhower HQ that Russia would be beaten very badly if it launched an all out assault on Western Europe now. He warned the western allies would likely lose the first phase but air superiority and long range atomic bombers could win in the long run. He also called the Malenkov regime clever and noted only hard line stance would gain from new bomb ban proposals. Eisenhower will host Wilson for a Monday morning security meeting on alliance plans and White House staff will attend.

Reagan Nancy New York General Electric Theater Lynn Riggs Ronald Reagan General Electric Woman's Organization Wilson Club Wilson Marvin L. Arrowsmith Denver Colo Alfred M. Grueather Europe Eisenhower Russia Gruenther Warne Malenkov Malenkov Stalin Soviet Union Western Europe

Lady Engineers Meet in New Haven 1954 SWE gathering

The Connecticut Section of the Society of Women Engineers held its first membership meeting of the year on Monday evening September 27, 1954, at the Hotel Garde in New Haven. Attendees included Mrs. Florence Morris, Mrs. Yvonne Brill, Miss Suzan Parnakyan, Miss Frances Dillon, and many other local engineers and members from Hartford, New Haven, and Bridgeport areas.

Connecticut Society of Women Engineers Garde New Haven Conn Florence Morris Yvonne Brill Suzan Parnakyan Hartford Frances Dillon Ruth Glaspey Gladys Flynn Rose Kilmanick Cecile Rudnick Rona Mathensie

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