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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
12
A Sunday Plaza theatre talk warns against fallacious logic from Bolshevist opponents and urges Americans to reject European racial hatreds. It argues true patriotism requires judging individuals by conduct, not by race or religion, and affirms religious freedom under the Constitution.
A fragment from a poem showing cadence and optimism in verse about perseverance and enjoyment of the moment. The speaker resists vexation, notes swift pace, finds joy in the effort, and holds fair hope for companionship despite uncertain outcomes.
A mosaic of headlines and snippets blend cultural notes with global events. The piece references Mexico’s civil strife, U boats, treaties, aviation progress, and public sentiment, weaving reflections on peace, prices, and daily life through vignettes and quotes from editors and writers.
The article recalls federal actions that exposed radical speakers at a New York mass meeting who urged overthrow of the government. It notes many were foreign born, including a German-registered man linked to Bolsheviks, and describes protests by loyal foreigners. It argues citizens must take a stand to defend the country against internal ingrates.
The world’s indifference to the loss of the German fleet after scuttling is noted. Germans kept their vessels, broke faith, and were not mourned as they were deemed useless for long voyages. The piece asserts Germany cannot be trusted and urges Allies to heed the warning.
Beginning next Sunday Bridgeport will hold five days of recognition in honor of local soldiers and sailors from the late war, continuing through Friday July 4. The city promotes a grand celebration surpassing even Old Home Week with a program designed to entertain all and encourage civic support.
A chronicle of Bridgeport life with General Tom Thumb visiting, local court verdicts and fines, civic meetings, band performances, police pay disputes, and community outings. Notable items include Yale commencement attendance, a city court conviction for cattle prowling, an athletic walking challenge, and a detailed arraignment of city officials during a busy session.
The piece outlines rapid U.S. tin plate industry expansion led by domestic firms, supplanting Wales as the top world producer. It notes wartime demand boosted exports to England, bolstered by new refining in Perth Amboy, and details global supply: Bolivia, Malayan smelting, and Straits settlements. It also mentions U.S. efforts to locate domestic tin and cites Irish Creek, Rockbridge County Virginia, as a promising site, with limited current output from Alaska and South Dakota.
June 22 report from Fork states Mildred Zukor engaged to Arthur Marcus Loew, son of Mayeng Loew. The couple, longtime acquaintances, plan a future wedding with no date set. Mildred is nineteen and a Columbia College student. Arthur Loew is twenty one and gaining renown in theatrical circles alongside his father’s ventures.
Milford notes a cruise along Loake Island Sound with ports Northport and Huntington visited. Local residents include Mrs Fredertole eeer mayor in Milford at Wilcox home, Margery Clarke returning from Pearl River, New Jersey for summer vacation, and Miss Bernie Nettleton's pupils giving a recital at Stratfield Hotel sun parlor. Salvation Army drive totals over 1300 dollars, with Cadet Denis Totten visiting Washington, Major Hoyt returning from overseas, and several Milford residents planning summer stays and travel.
ETASTINGS ON HUDSON N Y The entire plant of National Conduit and Cable closed today as virtually the whole force of skilled and unskilled workers went on strike. Thirteen hundred men are out demanding higher wages. The trouble began last Friday when copper railing mill workers walked out seeking a 32 percent raise, which was refused.
Medford Mass June 23 Tufts college awarded honorary doctor of law degrees to Rear Admiral William S Sims and Governor Calvin Coolidge at today’s commencement exercises.
Norwalk June 23 William J. Clooney an employee of James A Farrell president of United States Steel was thrown from a spirited horse on Farrells premises and died instantly from a fractured skull Clooney resided in New Jersey. La Touraine arrives in New York with 3244 troops all casuals from Marseilles.
A poetic meditation on progress and invention as the world hums with marvels. The speaker imagines future lives and asks what dead men would say about airships, wireless, and gadgets, wondering how humanity's curiosity and effort continue beyond the grave.
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