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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
10
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Fragmented column with stray phrases about politics, war, and the Christmas period. Includes references to Washington, General Pershing, Germany, Allied papers, and a patriotic chorus urging victory and peace. Mentions ships, Europe, and a waning war sentiment through scattered remarks.
The Pershing report, covering May 1947 to November 1, notes allied plans for a post armistice rollout toward Longwy and Metz, with the First and Second Armies shaping offensives. It praises American troops while revealing reliance on French artillery, aircraft, and tanks and cites Connecticut’s Sixth Division for special mention.
The piece argues President Wilson's European trip will yield immense benefits to newly autonomous central European nations. It cites Frank Glass of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and notes mixed domestic reaction. It contends the journey could smooth postwar issues and shape peace, though a delegate group might have reduced partisan trouble.
A columnist questions Senate responsibility amid President Wilson’s actions and the armistice. The piece argues resolutions by Sherman and Knox are petty and predicts history will judge Wilson by peace conference outcomes rather than rhetoric, urging patience until results emerge.
The government calls on schools and colleges to celebrate Food Day to mobilize youths for a nationwide effort feeding 300 million as war ends but harvests remain vital. Teachers urged to weave readings, songs, and plays into events while women pledge to stay in the Food army. National Woman's Party comments on Republicans and Democrats in Waterbury rally.
In Atlantic City on December 4 the conference gathered leaders from Bethlehem Steel, the Emergency Fleet Corporation, and the U S Chamber of Commerce to urge broad merchant marine support and labor participation. Schwab and Redfield pressed private enterprise, fair wages, and moral trading, while Baruch reassured that the government will not repudiate contracts.
Spontaneous combustion sparked a pantry fire shortly after 10 last night in the MM department. Victor Lahoeux of 618 Stratford Avenue reported about 15 dollars in damage. Fire units responded from Boxdal h at 10 08 with Engine 4 and 8 Chemical 1 and Truck 3.
President Wilson urged early resumption and extension of highway construction under the aid road act. He said an additional appropriation should be made and noted War Department cooperation with Agriculture to build roads, stressing employment for workers during readjustment and the public interest.
Detective Captain Edward Cronan received a telegram from Centerville Maryland police stating two men were arrested in a Studebaker touring car reported stolen in this city on November 2. The car belongs to Frederick Brown of 148 Pequonock Street. Detective Sergeant James Bray is to bring the men to justice.
A large group of Post Publishing Co employees rode to Nichols last night for an old fashioned husking bee and dance. The evening featured corn husking with many red ears found, refreshments like doughnuts and cider, and a concluding dance. Two large treks conveyed the party, with many names listed among attendees.
War Risk Bureau officials say government life and disability insurance will continue for soldiers and sailors after the war. Policies can be converted to twenty payment life or endowment plans with premiums similar to current rates, and no physical exam is required for changes. The program aims to reassure families and promote public awareness while private insurers assist in outreach.
London reports mixed reactions to President Wilsons Congress address with papers questioning 14 points, their interpretation, and the spirit over the letter. Paris papers publish key passages and comment on Wilsons role as arbitrator and the potential impact on demobilization and peace.
Rear Admiral Spencer S. Wood announced the British armored cruiser Devonshire will dock in Boston for British Day celebration on Saturday. Sister ship Berwick will proceed to New York. Also aboard the George Washington bound for France is gun captain Joseph Blechele of 241 Alex Street, who has made seven ocean crossings and enlisted January 9, assigned in March.
A political gossip item alleges Michael J. Reilly is slated for an other job as clerk of the Fire board to succeed John Hines, who may become town clerk. Mes Toscan Bennett accuses the Republican committeeman and J Henry Roraback of pulling strings, with limited hope for thaw in party tensions.
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