Bridgeport Post Publishers Advertise Daily Subscriptions
The Bridgeport Post announces daily newspaper service with Sunday Post and Telegram editions. Mail payment in advance rates listed for daily and Sunday copies, with several seasonal and distance adjustments. Subscribers beyond 150 miles incur extra postage, and holiday copies may be substituted with The Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bridgeport Newspaper Notice of AP News Rights
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news republication in this Bridgeport newspaper and to all AP dispatches. This notice confirms second class matter status at Bridgeport post office under 1879 act.
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Sound Defense Expansion Aims to Preserve Security
Secretary Wilson told an Lincoln industrial symposium that defense is being modernized while saving taxpayer money. He said the armed forces are strengthened across air sea and land, ensuring national security without bankruptcy. Despite this, Washington announced a three billion dollar cut in the new fiscal year's defense spending.
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Open House by Community Chest Agencies Aims to Boost Giving
The Public Relations committee led by Paul L. Blache announces open house at all Red Feather agencies until Oct 4. The two week event precedes the United Red Feather campaign to educate the public on agency work and demonstrate community needs, encouraging greater donations.
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Pernickety Fish and the President's Fishing Predicament
The text discusses how fish may ignore a Presidential hook and wiser anglers avoid overreliance on theories about when fish bite. It notes surprises for anglers who count on theories and mentions reports of President Eisenhower vacationing at Fraser, Colorado.
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Great Angler and Fishing Talk at Colorado Ranch
Newspaper sleuths report a party staying in rustic log cabins on a friend's ranch. They predict fishing and cooking with Presidential soup, noting James C. Hagerty said the President fished for hours but caught no trout. The piece highlights a vast supply of fishing tackle and questions the bait and discussions with local experts.
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James C. Hagerty
Colorado
The Happy Ingredients in Life for Youth
A 97,174 student survey finds 44 percent aim for a simple, secure, happy life over wealth or fame while only 4 percent seek riches. The piece urges adults to value character, selfless happiness, and inner growth over material gains, citing a quote from William Ellery Channing about living content with small means and an open heart.
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William Ellery Channing
Closer Than We Know Atomic Power Near in New England
Sherman R. Knapp president of Connecticut Light and Power Co. says atomic electricity will begin in New England within five years and conventional fuel plants will cease in 15. He notes the Montville plant is mostly steam powered and that only the boiler section will go outmoded by atomic energy.
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Sherman R. Knapp
Connecticut Light and Power Co
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Atomic Energy Commission
Saugus Ironworks Restored and Opened to Public
The first successful ironworks at Saugus Massachusetts has been restored and opened. Built in the 1640s it produced about a ton of iron daily at peak operation. Mismanagement material shortages and competition led to abandonment around 1670. The restoration, led by Massachusetts citizens and steel associations, features the stone blast furnace with a 16 foot water wheel and period ironworks buildings. Fidward Ryerson of Inland Steel called it the cradle of the American steel industry.
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World War of Ideas Cited by Chief Justice Warren
Chief Justice Warren frames a battle of ideas as a world war while noting that much ammunition in use lacks real firepower. A meta physicist adds that life may be imaginary, yet many people will continue imagining they are living for as long as possible.
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Coe on Oklahoma Prohibition Splits Dry and Wet Laws
Gubernatorial candidate William O. Coe commented that the current prohibition regime in Oklahoma satisfies both sides. He said the drys have their laws and the wets have their liquor, signaling a stable but unelevated political stance.
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Oklahoma
William O. Coe
Vatican United States ties cited with papal influence
Ray Tucker reports that U S Vatican relations have warmed under Eisenhower as wartime friendship with the Pope grows. The Pope’s vast information network and moral influence are seen as key to Western unity against the Soviet threat, with plans for a Papal State ambassador discussed but opposed on Capitol Hill.
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Mendes France plans fail over staged NATO entry for West Germany
The French premier's staged NATO admission idea and a Brussels pact with arms limits were seen as doomed. Britain cites empire obligations, while Germany faces domestic opposition to Adenauer's coalition. Allies had warned any current commitments would be reappraised after unification.
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Lyford calls Senate to act on McCarthy censure
Westport, Sept 21 AP Lyford urged a special Senate session immediately after the Watkins committee reports on Senator McCarthy to consider the censure resolution. He said both Senate members and congressional candidates must take a clear stand before the November elections, arguing the committee has established the case against the Wisconsin senator.
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Muscovites Groom Von Paulus For Germany Presidency
The piece argues Field Marshal von Paulus, noted for surrender at Stalingrad and long Moscow influence, could become elder statesman of a united Germany under Soviet backing. It recalls 1931 Geneva talks and 1946 Franco Soviet ties, warning against East West German consolidation under Moscow.
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Quality Control Film Shown At Burroughs Library
A sound film on Modern Quality Control will be shown Monday at 8 p.m. in the Burroughs library auditorium, sponsored by the Southern Connecticut section of the American Society for Quality Control. The 4- minute Johns Manville film starts an exhibit on quality control methods in the library Technology room through Oct. 29. Mrs Mildred Glazer, head of the Technology department, prepared a quality control bibliography with copies available.
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Young GOP Leader to Speak for Morano
Fairfield County Young Republican chairman Richard Walker will appear on WICC at 6 50 tonight to back Rep. Albert Morano for re election to Congress.
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Cremins Leads Hannon Support Group in 21st Senate Race
A Cisco building meeting organized a non partisan Hannon for State Senator committee to back Daniel E. Hannon the Republican nominee. The group is headed by James J. Cremins and includes voters in the 21st Senatorial district.
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State Sells Bonds For Connecticut Projects
Hartford reports state treasurer sold 6.99 million dollars in bonds to Bankers Trust New York. Proceeds fund construction at state teachers colleges the University of Connecticut and State Office Building additions. Coupon 1.75 percent net cost under 1.73 percent.
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Three Fires Doused by City Fire Crews
Firefighters responded to rubbish barrel blaze at South and Park at 6:37 last night after a passerby triggered Box 137. A second alarm sent Squad 5 to a parked auto fire near 676 Main Street at 8:00. At 9:15 grease on a grill at 2017 Boston Avenue caused minor damage. all units back in service by 9:30.
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Special Cops to Meet Tonight at Police Headquarters
The Special Policemen's association will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in Police headquarters, according to secretary Samuel Trovarelli. President Frank J. Petitte will preside.
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Special Policemen's Association
Samuel Trovarelli
Frank J. Petitte
Weather Showers, Winds Across New England Wednesday
Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island endure partly cloudy, windy and cool conditions with a cooler Wednesday night. Thursday brings fair skies and little temperature change as west winds 25 to 35 mph persist. Maine New Hampshire and Vermont face cloudy, windy weather with showers ending by south to north Wednesday. cooler Thursday. Eastport to Block Island carries storm warnings with gusty west winds 35 to 45 mph and good visibility shifts to partly cloudy.
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