Bridgeport Telegram Publication Details
Bridgeport Telegram published daily except Sunday by The Post Publishing Co. at 140 Middle St Bridgeport Conn. Subscription rates by mail payable in advance. Barnum 6100 exchange connects all departments. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press credit line.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Editorial Notes on Charity, Bohemia and Public Life
A mosaic of quips on philanthropy politics and society. The piece satirizes giving back as well as public cooperation and repentance, notes travel ad clichés, and hints at workplace recommendations for valued workers. It blends playful witticisms with social commentary.
Sentence Sermons of Work and Virtue
A compact moral list urges action and character. It links leisure to quality work, freedom to breaking habits, influence to restraint, and business success to collaboration with a boss. It values dependability, friendship, and community sympathy earned through selflessness.
Weather forecast for Eastern New York and New England
Partly cloudy with likely showers and thunderstorms Wednesday. Warmer on the coast and cooler in northern areas. Thursday clears and cools. Northern New England and Maine showers. southern New Hampshire showers. High pressure over most of the U S with cooler readings by Thursday morning in the Ohio valley and Lake region. Memphis reported 84 degrees. readings vary across regions with a trend toward cooler air later in the week.
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New York
New England
Maine
New Harropshire
Ontario
Quebec
United States
Isic
Missouri Valley
Plains States
Newfound Iito Porth Rico
Loral Bower
Atlantic States
Lake Region
Miesiesippi
Memphis
Tenn
Ohio
Lower Lake Region
Middle Stlantie
New Fonguind
Sands Hook
Statteras Beansee West
German Banker's Warning Over Dawes Plan Crisis
Hjalmar Schacht, Reichsbank president, warns that Allied pressure could crush Germany’s economy and derail the Dawes Plan. He cites Stinnes as an example and urges frank, card-on-the-table diplomacy to end delays. Americans信 strong faith in the Dawes Plan and call for its decisive pursuit.
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Germany
Hjalmar Schach
Reichsbank
Dawes
Stinnes
Victim of Radium Research Honored in Death
The article honors Dr. Edwin E. Leman of East Orange New Jersey as a brave man who faced the hidden dangers of radium research. It traces the discovery of radioactive principles from Becquerel to Curie and notes the deadly toll on physicians performing advanced radiation work.
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Edwin E. Leman
East Orange
N. J
Becqterel
Mme. Curie
Becquerel
Roentgen
France
Dr. Leman
A Desert Sacrifice in the Sahara’s Grim Toll
A report recalls four airmen who died chasing the dream of human flight in the Sahara Desert. The piece frames the disaster as a sacrifice to science and the perilous lure of conquest, noting the desert’s harsh reputation and the costs of exploration.
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Sahara Desert
Egypt
Lost aviators of Sahara expedition laid to rest
A stark obituary of the Italian Sahara expedition recalls white bones and skulls, graves of four more skeletons in the desert. The piece meditates on the toll of exploration and the price of progress, noting the unknown fate of the crew and the broader costs to civilization.
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Sahara
Free Speech Limits Emphasized by Supreme Court Justice
A historical editorial style piece discusses Justice Sanford's Gitlow ruling limiting free speech that incites direct action. It warns that governments may extinguish sparks of unrest and bans mass political strikes threatening organized government while preserving responsible discourse.
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Justice Sanford
United States Supreme Court
Benjamin Gitlow
Socialist Party
United States
London
Britain
Woolworth Mansion Auction Sells For Less Than Half Value
The estate in Glen Cove, valued at about 2 million in nickels and dimes from F W Woolworth, is a marble Italian Renaissance home that drew only a small crowd before auctioneers sold it for under 400 thousand. Woolworth promoted quick turnover, but not in real estate.
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Woolworth
F. W. Woolworth
Glen Cove
L. I
Political pointers on district meetings and party strategy
The Second District Republican club and the Ninth District club hold regular meetings on Lafayette street to discuss routine business. Leaders anticipate a late week preview of administration plans, tax board appointments, and the ripper bill opposition as the political scene unfolds.
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Republican Club
Lafayette Street
Tax Board
Herriot Resigns as Lyuna Mayor Candidate
Former New Maven Republican Fremter Herriot resigns from his mayoral contest. The notice states he will step down from seeking the Lyuna mayoral office next week.
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New Maven
The Doctor and the Gilded Tricks of Daily Life
A narrator complains of chronic indigestion as the doctor scolds about diet while the barber claims miracle hair products and the agent hawks wealth schemes. The piece bones through social satire of medical advice, grooming fads, and get rich quick schemes in a single voice.
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Ming
Doys
Harber
New Canadian Flag Adopted by Ottawa Official Body
A June 3 Ottawa report states Canada will have a new flag after an order in council was signed. The move aims to create a national symbol with broad legitimacy and invites public reaction to the design and purpose.
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Ottawa
Canada
Demain
Eggycaliona
The Fun Shop Creates a Playful Lively Moment
A lighthearted exchange with humor about makeup and cheer opens a quirky scene. A lawyer asks a client if their will should include cremation rather than burial with a wry remark about future digs.
Speed by Jan McAvoy and campus humor items
A jumble of verses and light captions urges speed in lifting and work while recalling famous names and a playful campus exchange about dating norms. The piece includes a poem about speed, quirky lines on musicians, a jab at patent medicines, and a campus cat cartoon note in a 1925 style.
Wally the Mystic Answers Questions and College Gossip
A humorous column features Wally the Mystic giving cheeky guidance to college readers. It parodies letters about romance, academic life, and social scenes, including Smith girls and flirtatious banter, with playful misprints and snappy asides.
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Wally
Smith
Readers Invited to Contribute Humorous Pieces
Readers may submit origin unpublished humorous epigrams and anecdotes, or bright burlesques for children. editor pays 1 to 10 cents per contribution and 1 cent to $1 per line for poetry. Unaccepted work cannot be returned.
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P U C Hears Plan to Wipe Out Grade Crossings
Hartford June 9 Public Utilities Commission resumed hearings on two highway improvement proposals with a total cost of 411000. The Bishop's crossing at Plainfield would cost 47000 shared by the state and the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad, which opposed. The Reynolds Bridge crossing at Thomaston would cost 324000 and was opposed by the railroad.
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Hartford
Public Utilities Commission
John A. Macdonald
Bishop's
Plainfield
New York New Haven and Hartford Hailroad Company
Reynolds Bridge
Thomaston
State Pharmacy Board Elects Marsland Hartford
The State Board of Pharmacy met in Hartford at its annual meeting to organize for the coming year. Officers elected include J. W. Marsland of New Britain as president, John B. Exbba of Waterbury as vice-president, and Herbert W. Leroy of Norwich as secretary and treasurer for an eighth term. Inspectors of stores named J Garvin of New Haven. Examinations were held for full registration licenses and assistants certificates. seventy candidates sought full registration and many for assistants. There are 1,458 licensed pharmacists, 392 assistants, and 1,677 drug stores statewide.
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Hartford
State Board of Pharmacy
J. W. Marsland
New Britain
John B. Exbba
Waterbury
Herber
W. Leroy
Norwich
J Garvin
New Haven
Ats
Asassianta
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce Banquet Toastmaster and Speakers
Leonard Clark served as toastmaster at the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce annual banquet. Speakers included George B Chandler of the Connecticut Chamber, Captain B Ajien, Rev P Cooney former pastor of St Mary’s church, and John Rodemeyer editor of the Graphic and founder of the Bald Head club of America.
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Grebenwich
Leonard Clark
Greenwich
Nebraska Governor Backs Defense Day Plan
Governor Adam McMullen endorses Nebraska participation in Defense Day on July 4 in a letter to acting War Secretary Dwight F. Davis. The plan, under guidance of Charles W. Bryn and three states, aims for Nebraskan involvement in the national Defense Day observance.
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Lincoln
Adam McMullen
Dwight F Davis
Nebraska
Plene
Charlies W. Bryn
Threas
International Law and the Growth of Global Jurisprudence
Dr tells how international law grows from court precedent and public opinion. He cites former U S Secretary of State Hughes urging a permanent Court of International Justice to advance lawful processes over force. He urges patience, noting law evolves and gains reliability through consistent, peaceful legal development.
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Hughes
United States
Cuan
Morgan Moves to Stabilize the Lira
Morgan and Company arranged a temporary credit of 50 million dollars to stabilize the Italian lira as observations note Italy’s political and economic advance. The piece highlights Morgan’s cautious approach and critiques of Mussolini while praising Italy’s fiscal reforms and budget balance under Finance Minister Signor di Stefani.
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J. P. Morgan and Company
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Agali
Troy
Atrikes
Munavlini
Italy
T. W. Lamont
Morgan
di Stefani
Lanoni
Rede
Bignord
Ate Fant
Red Roses
A poem by Anne Campbell wishes to lay a red rose on an unknown grave. The speaker declares planting a rose above the departed to comfort a grieving heart and to consecrate a grave with love and faith.
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Anne Campbell
Reete
Bridgeport Man Fined in Federal Court
Hartford June 9 Judge E Win S Thomas imposed fines after pleas in the U S District Court. Vincingo Chihano of Bridgeport paid 290 dollars for possessing and selling alcohol. Vincent Avilons of New Haven paid 100 dollars after pleading no contest to a charge involving liquor. Paul Thomas of New Haven faced a related partition issue.
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Hartford, Lune
Ewin S Thomas
Anes
United Statistrict Court
Vincingo Chihano
Bridgeport
Teliow
Vincent Avilons
N. Haven
Pomens Ao Atill
Nquor
Paul Thomas
New Haven
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