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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1957
Page
17
A mixed, partially readable crossword puzzle listing across and down clues. Several entries appear garbled with missing letters and partial wording, showing typical crossword formatting with numbered positions for fog, flight, detectors, bargains, and various wordplay hints.
Daily Cryptoquote explains substitution ciphers with a sample phrase and hints. It notes yesterday's quote by Shakespeare and invites readers to decode today’s line using letter mappings.
The article discusses anxious thoughts about appearance popularity and family. It advises analyzing problems for possible solutions, avoiding needless broodiness, and improving grooming and attitude to boost confidence and social success. It cautions against snobbery and self-importance.
Warm moist air meets cold masonry causing condensation on basement or above ground walls. The fix is to attach 2x2 inch furring strips 16 inches apart, optionally insulate between, then install nailboard or lath and plaster to create a wall that stays near air temperature and resists sweating. No paint prevents the sweating.
The American Cancer Society Bridgeport branch will sponsor the film Breast Self Examination on Thursday November 14 at 10 am in the Warner Theater. Admission is free. Tickets circulate citywide, but women can enter without them. A physician panel will answer questions led by Dr. John Nolan, president of the Medical advisory committee.
Union leader David Dubinsky announced Edward Kramer from Flushing New York will head the ILGWU Eastern Out-of-Town department. The post covers 40 000 members in New Jersey Connecticut Long Island and parts of upstate New York. Kramer succeeds the late Israeli Horowitz who died October 13 after a heart attack.
The French Tourism Company began offering a moon trip this week for 500000 francs about 1190 dollars. The offer excludes hotel reservations but anticipates the first Lunar observatory station will provide overnight facilities.
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