Byrd and Ireland News in a Greeted Hour
The piece highlights Commander Richard Byrd’s aviation hopes toward a Paris return and notes his qualification as a premier American flier. It also discusses Irish election dynamics with DeValera’s stance against the constitution and treaty amid a fragmented field and shifting parliamentary chances. The column closes with a reflection on Mississippi refugee relief and public health measures.
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Vaccination Scene At Camp For Negro Refugees
Harris Dickson recounts Herbert Hoover and Red Cross aid near lag refugees with a camp where vaccination proceeds are a orderly, noisy rite. Men roll up sleeves and endure shots as a surgeon in white works through diverse arms including those of women and children amid improvised sanitary setups.
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Herbert Hoover
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Luis
New York Times on Newspaper Talk and Public Perception
The piece argues that crowds cheered a young exploit without firsthand knowledge, driven by press reports. It defends journalism’s effort to provide accurate, complete accounts while noting public leaders often rely on what the press conveys, even for events with limited direct observation.
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New York Times
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San Diego
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Atlantic
le Bourget
Paris
Memphis
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Taladin
Long Island
Europe
Revival of the Classics and Shakespeare’s Role in Modern Life
A reader urges a renewal of classical literature and drama, arguing civilization hinges on reviving values found in Shakespeare and other Classical writers. The letter lauds Shakespeare as a living moral influence and notes support for the Stratford Memorial Theatre restoration with international backing.
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Goethe
Mount Parnassus
trafford-upon-Avon
America
Teachers WA Salaries Not Enough, City Loses Competent Teachers
Widgeport parents and officials lament salary gaps as the city’s best teachers leave for higher pay elsewhere, reducing local classroom quality and student opportunities. District seeks remedies to retain staff amid rising competition.
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Widgeport
Deburke’s Deep-Sea Gambler World and Home Life
A vivid portrait of Deburke the deep-sea gambler and his casino network. The piece contrasts his glamorous home life with the brutal gambling world, detailing costs of sea trips, betting psychology, and the disguises used by gamblers. It notes numerous players, the role of bridge, and the culture of profit and risk in offshore gambling.
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New York
Yunne
Ufe
Deburkes
Broadway
Deburke
Bridgeport Teachers Plea as Salaries Come Under Scrutiny
The text questions the claim of a mean annual salary of 92,000 and cites an average of 1,611 for Bridgeport elementary teachers last year, highlighting that new teachers earn 1,000 and noting the demands of training, ongoing education, and long hours that affect quality instruction. It argues that higher salaries may keep competent teachers from leaving the profession for other work.
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de Mere
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Mere Taxpayer
New England Invites Lindbergh Visit to Bridgeport
Boston Governor Fuller vows to persuade Colonel Lindbergh to visit New England, aiming to bring the famed aviator to Bridgeport. The editor notes earnest efforts and hopes for a welcoming reception despite limited celebrations after Europe and New York showcases.
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Lindbergh
New England
Fuller
Bridgeport
Europe
New York
Dawe Likely To Keep Police Board Post This Year
Samuel Dawe remains president of the Waterbury Police Board after a refused resignation prompted by the mayor. He cites no misdeed, noting support for the patrolmen union and stating he will serve the year.
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W. T. Ferguson
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Waterbury
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Templecton
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Hartford
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A Spokesman for the President in 1927 musings
The piece muses on the need for an effective White House spokesman or even a silent silencer. It suggests the value of controlled information and public reaction handling, with reflections on how a spokesman could shield a leader from responsibility and shape opinions.
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Gates
Talib
Pre war Walt Mason verse on books and publishing
A nostalgic sketch laments prewar book prices and quality. It contrasts cherished volumes with modern shoddy prints, noting high glue, poor ink, and ruined bindings. The speaker recalls publishers’ earlier care and the wartime shift to cheaper, flawed productions.
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Stepute
Sage
Die-Hard Hicks Nicknamed by British Press
The British home secretary Sir William Joynson Hicks is described as a die hard figure guiding England’s cabinet after his raid on Russian trade groups. A colorful nickname “Jix” blends his names and reflects his controversial, reformist yet reactionary stance. The piece notes his eccentric persona, Victorian Tory wardrobe, and comparisons to American figures, while acknowledging his hardline economic and anti social reform positions.
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Anti-Saloon League
Diethard
Allenre
Desperate Widow Seeks Guidance in Ohio Help Network
A widow in Warren Ohio asks how to rebuild after her husband’s disappearance leaving her penniless. Aimed at self support she is advised to seek help from relatives friends and local groups like the YWCA and to contact law enforcement, with emphasis on education reading and self reliance as pathways to independence and safety.
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Warren
Ohio
Hell
Officers of Justice
America
New Fairfield Danbury Man Hurt When Hit By Car
William Almeto of Danbury received a fracture of the right leg when a car driven by Joseph Lattoscio of New Fairfield ran over his leg after he jumped from the vehicle. He was taken to Danbury hospital after Labiascio reported the incident to police. Nearby, a birthday party for Mrs. Kenneth Jones in Pembroke district surprised guests including the Benedicts and Covells.
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Everett Robinson
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Ihey
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Willem Bierce
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Steamboat Line Buys More Waterfront Land
The Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steamship company buys 135 feet of waterfront property near Stratford Avenue bridge east of its dock. Secretary W A H Hatfield says the land will be reserved for future expansion and that trade between Long Island and New England is expected to grow. A previous purchase of 242 feet in March is under development with a dock and shed being erected.
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Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steamship Company
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W. A. H. Hatfield
Ateamable Company
Stratford Avenue Bridge
Hatfickf
Long Island
New England
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Missionary Convention Set for Here at Herean Memorial Church
The Christian and Missionary Alliance holds its annual convention at Herean Memorial Church from Thursday June 14 to Sunday June 19. Rev. E Joseph Evans will preside with speakers Rev H M Schumann Miss Margaret Quinn and Rev K D Garrison. Sessions run Friday Saturday and Sunday at 3 30 pm and 7 30 pm.
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Herean Memorial Church
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China
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India
Sentence Sermons Reflecting Female Archetypes
A compact, dated sounding set of aphorisms on women’s perceived traits. It links allure to naturalness, silence to danger, respect to warmth, jealousy to firing, piety to motherhood, masculinity to dullness, and dependency to desirability. The piece reads like a cautionary moral brief.
Weather Outlook for New England and New York
The forecast covers Southern New England with clouds and possible showers Wednesday morning, then fair Thursday with rising temperatures. Northern New England and Eastern New York see partly cloudy to fair skies with little temperature change. Winds shift NW to fresh across Sandy Hook, and northeast to north from Sandy Hook to Hatteras with overcast conditions and showers possible in the far south.
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Sandy Hook
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