U.S. Officials Deny Suez Criticism and Reunification Talks
U S State Department White House and British spokesmen refute rumors of anti American sentiment over Britain reunification hopes and the Suez crisis. Officials say claims of Eisenhower snubbing Eden, UN control by the United States, and punitive policy against Britain are false and cite U N votes and past courtesies as proof of balanced stance.
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Reasons For Delay In Flood Insurance Program Explained
Washington reports reasons for the delay in implementing the federal flood insurance program as explained by Flood Indemnity Administrator Frank J. Reiskell. The program may not operate until spring, about ten months after Congress directed a government test. Reiskell aims to avoid a large federal bureaucracy and prefers private business participation, amid extensive discussions with insurers, agents, and brokers. He notes private firms’ reluctance to take on flood risk and cites past flood experience in New England as shaping cautious policy.
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Moran Seeks Democratic Mayor Nomination in March Primary
Bernard J. Moran declared his bid for the Democratic nomination for mayor in the upcoming March primary, becoming the fifth openly declared candidate. Other contenders include party chairman Adam Mengach, Thomas Connolly, State Rep. Jean Gagnes, and George McNamara, with several others mentioned as possible entrants such as Ed Dooling, J. Francis Quillen, and Clarence Green.
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Bernard J. Moran
Prirany
Camamittes
Adam Mengach
Thomas Connolly
Jean ‘Gagnes
Middlebury Soldier Completes Short Signal Course
Kore Gordon Pvt Normans B. Malo S son of residents of Long Meadow Road Middlebury recently finished a one week training at the Army Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga The course covered installing and maintaining all cable types above and below ground Malo entered service last June after basic at Fort Dix Near FACES COURT Joseph Heston 43 163 Maple Street Borough Court January 4 on breach of peace charge Police reported mounting arrest Monday night on a complaint by his wife and he was released on a 23 bond Rotary Club Rev Willard B Soper Congregational Church guest speaker at the weekly meeting of the Naw American Brasy Club in Connecton His talk tied to Sons and Daughters Day Next week Dr John Bechle of Naugatuck will discuss Attains of the Heart at the Wreheon meeting
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Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Hole
Fort Dix
Joseph Heston
Maple Street
Waterbury Wife Held After Reported Shooting
Police in Waterbury investigate an alleged shooting at the Walton home. Tony Walton, 31, was found in a «perfect» candidad, and his wife Helen Walton, 32, is held on a technical charge of breach of peace after reporting to police she shot her husband in the stomach during an argument in their basement residence.
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Spring fashion forecast favors high hats and bright color
A 1957 fashion poll predicts big hats fading as high slim hats return with flowers. Skirts stay slim yet lengthen gradually. colors brighten while silhouettes remain streamlined. Designers like Pauline Trigere and Adolfo de Brumes push slim lines, light hats, and bold hues as the season’s look.
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Desigans
Pauline Trigere
Adolfo
Brumes
Simonetta
Humeab
Philip Cortney
Caty
Fashion forecasts and wartime style notes from 1957
Peggy Hochman of Chevette envisions frilly jeweled lingerie and bright clothes as a nod to Ziegfeld beauties. Rabi Adler of Delm predicts shoes will feature longer painted shapes, brighter mixed colors, and unexpected materials like metal and beads.
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Peggy Hochman
Chevette
Aoollies
Ziegfeld
Rabi Adler
Delm
Fire Board to Convene Tomorrow at Eight
The Fire Board meets tomorrow at 8 PM in Town Hall to review departmental estimates for the coming fiscal year and discuss the possible addition of an East Side firehouse. A separate item notes a $50,000 SBA loan to Nautalunk Automatics Inc for equipment purchase and working capital.
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