Bridgeport Publishing Co Advertising Rates and Details
The Bridgeport Telegram Morning edition info states daily and Sunday Post subscriptions with prices, mailing rates and distance surcharges. It lists publishing offices at 410 State St Bridgeport Conn and notes Associated Press rights and second class mailing status.
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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
Night school classes to start in Bridgeport area
Bridgeport and surrounding communities prepare night school sessions for adults. broad catalog of subjects helps readers choose courses. educators stress personal growth and better job prospects through education and hands on training.
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Bridgeport
Delinquency Under Analysis in Modern Society
The piece argues juvenile delinquency persists despite parental and community efforts. It highlights tired parents, full time work for both parents, and insufficient home discipline. Neighbors and authorities call for coordinated action and shared responsibility to interpret modern living for youth, with no simple solution yet.
Helpless on Open Roads in City Traffic Patterns
Lieut. Richard T. Barber, with 26 years in traffic policing, notes city drivers struggle on expressways. He says reflexes are slower, following too closely causes rear-end crashes, and high-speed stopping requires more space than city driving.
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Richard T. Barber
New York Thruway
New York City Line
Drive safety tips and city driving observations
A practical column notes summer driving hazards from aging city car systems to tires and lack of tools. It warns drivers to check brakes oil and tires, keeps in mind absence of spare jacks, and critiques lane habits on one-way expressways as toll roads become federal highway grid.
State Insurance Report Credits Connecticut Workers for Low Damage Claims
A state auditors' report shows over two years ending June 30 1956 that Connecticut paid 1 718 597 in insurance premiums while damage claims totaled only 187 850. The report praises state employees for safety conduct and suggests insurers should reduce premiums due to lower risk.
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Connecticut
Tax relief push faces slim odds in 1958 journey
The Senate Small Business Committee travels to Phoenix and ten other cities to drum up support for a tax relief bill targeting bootleg profits. Senator Sparkman leads the Alabama Democrat effort as critics doubt the measure’s chances in Congress.
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Law and Order
Senate ‘Small Business Committee
Phoenix
Arizona
Los Angeles
Boston
New York City
Chicago
Dallas
Denver
Wichita
Miami
Minneapolis
Oklahoma City
Portland
Sparkman
Early Childhood Test Aims to Prevent Alcoholism
Dr Roger J Williams reported at the American Chemical Society meeting in New York that a method to identify potential alcoholics in children exists. He noted early discovery and nutritional adjustment could prevent alcoholism, reducing future social harm and guiding preventive treatment.
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Roger J. Williams
The
American Chemical Society
Society
New York City
Winamis
Vilaannns
Soceety
Williams
Annals of
Medicine
Sociology
Christmas in July for Small Business Credit
A financial commentator critiques President Eisenhower's tax proposals as inadequate for aiding small business. He cites rising bankruptcy rates, with weekly failures near 272 and total failures approaching 10,000, driven by manufacturing, retail, and wholesale sectors. The piece argues capital access is tight as markets close to small firms and banks restrict lending.
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Wendell Barnes
Eisenhower
Congress
Dun & Bradstreet
Barnes
Charles Combs
Olney
Combs
Charles Passter
Kansas City
Sugar sales curb stirs tension with lawmen
AP reports the IRS barred wholesalers and retailers from selling large quantities of sugar to unknown buyers amid bootlegger fears. An LR.S. official laments policing overreach while noting no law requires security clearance to buy sugar in bulk.
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Associated Press
Internal Revenue Service
Lr.s
Fares Fight Delays Across International Airlines Debate
A House subcommittee criticizes CAB and ATA as favoring private interests while IATA sets world fares. CAB studies a proposed 6 percent rise amid concerns over subsidies to Pan Am and the cost burden on American travelers seeking overseas trips.
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Aitips Aviclicans Iass
CAB
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Civil Aeronauics Board
Air Transport Association
Emanuel Celler
ATA
The
International Air Transport Association
IATA
William P. Hildred
TATA
Hildred
Madrid
Egypt's Economic Organization expands state business reach
In Cairo the government’s Economic Organization has bought 30 firms and started five major companies, tying banking, insurance, and import sectors to state control. Hassan Ibrahim heads the seven member board, pledging eventual private led revival as foreign capital falters. President Nassér’s regime views this as necessary development, not socialism, to spur projects when private funds lag.
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Cairo
AP Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Economic Organization
Brasn Arms
Menning Sarciay
President Bank
Nesser
Smajor
General Petroleum Co
The
Egyptian Navigation Co
United Mineral Companies
Aluminum Co
General Pharmaceutical and Medical Co
Hassan Ibrahim
Air Force
Nassér
Revolution Command Council
Ibrahim
Korea Faces Heavier Mood As Unity Hope Fades
In Seoul the tone is cautious as Koreans weigh the UN’s unity ideal, ongoing armistice, and a divided peninsula. North Korea’s forces remain large though modern arms are scarce, while the South endures low salaries and hardship seeking eventual reunification under a wary world.
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Korea
United Nations
Moscow
South Korea
United States
Republic of Korea
Free World
Douglas MacArthur
Yalu’ River
ROK
North Korea
South Korean
Free Countries
Republic
Syngman Rhee
Korea at Risk as War Fears Grip Investors
In a wartime tone Gen Nathan F Twining asserts peace demands may falter if attacked while warning no real peace exists near the Korean DMZ. He notes communist pressure, stifling investment in minerals and non agricultural wealth and a looming heavy tax burden on South Koreans.
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Korea
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of State
Demilitarized Zone
Oddities In The News From Toledo And Beyond
A collage of missteps and blunders across cities including Toledo and Detroit. Tales touch false arrest fines, torn signs, stolen cars recovered, a radar flash incident, and a Virginia dealer’s sign quip. Also notes about National Guard ranges, draft rules, and local tax actions.
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Toledo
Ohio
Theodore Pulkey
Bastille
Purkey
J. T. B. Blatt, Sr
Bowling Green
Chevrolet
Ford
Hewlett Stith
Norfolk
Ledger-Dispatch
Stith
National Guard
Eddie Dickerson
Detroit
Scotten Avenue
Tolledo Street
Dickerson
Scotten
Michigan
Selective Service
Gerald K. Hanson
Fowlerville
Army
Actor Gail Russell Involved In Driving Troubles
Fragments recall actress Gail Russell facing driving troubles while mentions Massillos Ohio resident Alva Arnold and boxer Pete Rademacher. Floyd Patterson knocked out Rademacher and comments reflect career regrets and acting focus.
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Pete Rademacher
Floyd Patterson
Rade Tracher
Gail Russell
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