Post Telegram Cooking School Opens Mealtime U S A
The four two hour sessions begin this afternoon in the Klein Memorial auditorium with free admission for all Bridgeport women and neighbors. Lecturers from the National Live Stock and Meat board present mealtime recipes from across the nation, ending Friday with a Parade of Foods and demonstration of simple kitchen lore.
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Klein Memorial Auditorium
Bridgeport
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Post-Telegram Cooking School
Month of Decision highlights paths to education and liberty
The article notes September as a crucial month for education decisions reflecting costs and employment options. It discusses options from training schools to universities, and the value of choosing courses to improve opportunities. It closes with Constitution Day reflections on the 1787 Convention and the 170th anniversary of signing, noting that 39 of 55 delegates signed.
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George Washington
James Madison
Republic
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Debating the U S Constitution and Its Amendments
The passage reflects on the Constitution's rejection by many delegates including Patrick Henry and Richard Henry Lee during ratifying conventions. It notes the Bill of Rights became part of the original document and mentions later repeal of Prohibition. It observes that each of the original states replaced its constitution at least once and lauds the document as empowering individual rights.
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Patrick Henry
Richard Henry Lee
Massachusetts
New York
New Hampshire
Virginia
Rhode Island
Water Supply Story Highlights Drought Strain on Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Hydraulic Company reports drought reduced rainfall by 33 percent while water consumption rose by over three million gallons daily in the first eight months. July use reached 56.59 million gallons, up from 45.55 million in 1956, prompting conservation guidance without hard restrictions. Reservoirs sit at about 77 percent capacity.
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Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Fred B. Silliman
Statewide primary contests loom in Connecticut politics
The Connecticut scene eyes potential statewide primaries as party leaders weigh the shift from smoke-filled rooms to voter driven choice. Thomas J. Dodd confirms Senate candidacy amid talk of Bowles and Benton as strong contenders, signaling a broader primary era.
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Greenwich Time
Connecticut
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Prescott Bush
Senate
Chester Bowles
William Benton
Mr. Dodd
Hartford
Huck
Hartford Times
Huckleberry
Finn
New York City
Clemens
Huck Finn
Board of Education
Inflation Debate Sees Labor and Business Clash Rise
In a wide round of commentary on price pressure, labor leaders blame management greed for inflation while industry spokesmen cite heavy taxes and rising costs. Economists discuss monetary policy, federal restraint, and proposals for tax cuts, spending decreases, and labor reforms to stabilize prices and promote employment.
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New York
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve
U. S. Treasury
National Association of Manufacturers
Economic Club of Detroit
Carrol M. Shanks
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Do We Eat Bread Daily
Earth notes that feeding both humans and livestock is challenging and that historic food policy favored urban bread over meat. Rulers faced bread riots and used free bread and circuses, with Britain’s Corn Laws shaping the bread beef conflict for centuries and the United States rationing meat during war.
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Earth
Britain
Nationalize Weaving of Social Policy Critics Call Welfare State Expanding
Ray Tucker argues the U.S. has become increasingly socialized under New Deal and postwar programs. He surveys labor and business roles in Social Security, minimum wage, unemployment, farm supports, and proposed federal health and education subsidies, forecasting further expansion under Eisenhower and future Congress.
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United States
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Sihiatinn Bavaal
Pri i
Britain
American Farm Bureau
Walter P. Reu
Sca
Amu
Cen
Automobile Workers Union
West Germany shifts to middle ground in postwar election
AP analysts note West Germany voters favored centrism over fringe parties, signaling national responsibility and a stable coalition under Adenauer. The public’s lack of fear toward NATO integration and Western cooperation could drive further reform amid a booming economy.
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West Germany
Germany
Europe
Adenauer
Russia
NATO
Western
N C Girl Withdraws From Harding High Over Integration
Dorothy Counts a 15 year old Negro pupil and central figure in Charlotte integration protests will withdraw from all white Harding high school her father and pastor say after she reported confusion about Harding and faced abuse at the school He plans to enroll her in a different school within a week or two avoiding Harding.
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Charlotte
N. C
Dorothy Counts
Harding High School
Dorothy
Harding
Adenauer Reaffirms NATO Policy After West German Victory
In Bonn Adenauer, fresh after West Germany's decisive election win, pledges continued pro NATO policy and strong stance toward Russia. He cites disarmament aims and German reunification while eyeing a successor among Erhard, Strauss, or Von Brentano.
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Bonn
Germany
United States
Konrad Aden
Europe
Erich Ollenhauer
NATO
Jim
North Atlantic Alliance
Eisenhower
U.S. State Department
Adenauer
Sitter
Ilis
Ludwig Erhard
Franz Josef Strauss
Heinrich von Brentano
Franz Bluecher
Nutmeg Politics Connecticut Farmer Relief Debate
The public hearing on farm problems under the looming state special session exposed political maneuvering. Republicans push drought relief while farm groups offer only a token subsidy demand, as farmers seek tax justice through land valuation reform and true tax equality.
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General Assembly
Connecticut
Department of Drought Relief
Ribicofé
YMCA Enrollment Drive Reaches Forty Five Members
Paul E. Josephson announced that 45 members joined in the YMCA drive to Sept 25, reported at the first meeting. AL workers led by Huntley Stone and Clifford Pearson signed 18. top individual producer is Harold Dunn with four. National League and staff added 14 and 12 respectively. goal is 300.
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Paul E. Josephson
YMCA
American League Workers
Huntley Stone
Clifford Pearson
Red Sox
Harold Dunn
Yankees
Ed Ciarlogue
Senators
Alvin Peck
Orioles
Joseph Orban
Tigers
Robert Bruno
Athletics
William Koerner
Indians
John Fitzpatrick
National League
Theodore Hamilla
Robert Knodel
Redlegs
Anthony Iannone
Giants
Dodgers
John Marr
Pirates
Eugene O'Neill
Cubs
Robert Nishball
David Smith
Alcorn urges GOP to aid agriculture in Midwest growth
Meade Alcorn, GOP national chairman, told a Fargo fundraiser the party must strengthen farming regions in the Midwest and Great Plains. He outlined expanding markets at home and abroad to raise farm prosperity, noting farmers are not sharing equitably in nationwide gains.
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Fargo
N.D
Meade Alcorn
GOP
Republican Party
Midwest
Great Plains States
Alcorn
Harris Russell Heads Southport Volunteer Fire Company
Harris Russell was elected president of the Southport Volunteer Fire Company at the annual meeting in the fire house. He succeeds Robert Garofalo and Theodore Kacegowicz was elected chief. Other officers include John Demeter, Michael Zottola, William Russell, Carl Gniadek, and board members Thomas Shaughnessy Jr, Emil Garofalo, Stanley Kacegowicz, Morris Davitt, David Russell Jr, Charles Garobinskiald, Francis Lel Ventricelli, and Ralph.
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Harris Russell
Southport Voluntee Fire Company
Robert Garofalo
Board of Selectmen
L.A
Thomas Shaughnessy, Jr
Emil Garofalo
Stanley Kacegowicz
Morris Davitt
David Russell, Jr
Charles Garobinskiald
Francis Lel Ventricelli
Ralph
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