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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1957
Page
23
In the current issue of a major magazine, Carl T. Rowan presents documented facts on Negro crime and morality in large northern and western cities. He argues the North holds the key to the real segregation showdown and predicts worsening race tensions there rather than in the South.
Read Maj Samuel Tyson's gripping account of a crippled plane with 57 passengers miles from land after a propeller failure. The Post features his tale of a dreadful night in the air and the miraculous endurance that saved all aboard.
In a Chamber talk, Alfino argued unions wield excessive power that can raise prices and disrupt industry. He cited Walter Reuther and the auto sector, urged remedial legislation to curb union dominance, and warned the public must decide who controls business pricing and employment. He noted post election interest in union operations. Also, squirrels study notes speed and hoarding behavior, plus a Naples boys town group formation.
Recent patent grants listed from Wooster and Davis in Bridgeport include Aldly M. Michatka Bridgeport Cushion ed hexagonal carton Curtis and Son Sandy Hook Rudolf Beck Fairfield Engelberger Bridgeport Pressure operated switch Assigned to Manning Maxwell and Moore Inc New York Walter Ernest Goebel Norwalk Hinge structure Assigned to American Mediator and Standard Sanitary Corp Pittsburgh Pa Daniel Nicholas J and Leonard Georgette Stratford In motion starting Base Lawrence M Carver Springdale apparatus for monitoring tele graph loops Mitchell S Wozniak Portland Later ally adjustable tool holder Assigned to Joseph T Chase Bloomfield Benjamin H Davis Noank Stock feed control for extrusion apparatus Assigned to The Standard Machinery Co Mystic Robert C Legat New Britain Post connection 12 pass Assigned to Gov Prentice Mfg Co Kensington Arthur J Lewis III New London N Ho Abrasive finishing machine Assigned to The Autoyre Co Oakville Len Peter Frechette Newington Tabulating mechanism for typewriter like machines Assigned to loyal Meyer Corner Frank J Moore Newington Sound translating apparatus Assigned to The Gray Art Co Aldrich BR Thomas Cheshire Handset Assigned to The Wheeler Insulated Wire Co Inc Waterbury Harry L Lambert West Hartford and Carly F Spong Newington Carriage retarding mechanism for typewriters or like machines Assigned to Royal McBee Corp TRADE ATTAIKS David Trumpeter doing busy Frompeter Co Stepney Depot
Anthony P. Alfino of the U S Chamber tells Bridgeport Chamber luncheon unions, union rackets and their control are the top problem. He says the McClellan committee aims to uncover why such union thievery exists and calls for a national labor policy to limit union power and divide it.
Readable fragments mention Jnation lamp and shade and energizat The Griffith Co Bridgeport Alcarn ption of the lamp controlled by mower cleaning compound Ment ion of the shade Clairol Inc Stamford Hair tints hair Rard-Parker Co Danbury Chem i dyes and hair bleaches cal germicides for sterilizing surgical Casco Products Bridgeport Klec Instruments and heating pads for therapeutic use.
George W. Northrop chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission announced a public hearing before October end to report on progress. The rules aim to define local business industrial and sand and gravel areas with residential use to come later after initial regulations take effect. Northrop noted delays due to needed study and legal notice timing. A Sept. 19 meeting with residents and planning consultant Russell Ford clarified industrial site options near Route 25 and a potential buffer role for the railroad. The panel discussed a rule requiring a public hearing before any new industry locates in Newtown to avoid anti industrial outcomes. The Grange meeting for Pohtatuck was canceled and Yom Kippur services at Adath Israel synagogue were held. Pvt. Samuel Scott of South Center district completed basic training at Fort Dix and advanced training at Fort Benning with the 90th Ord. Co.
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