Bridgeport Telegram mashed jumble on public notices and Lindbergh essay
An OCR fragment from Bridgeport Telegram mixes notices, letters and commentary. It discusses rates from utilities, a Lindbergh comparison, and civic notes, with references to Save Center Minnesota and public sentiment, but the text is garbled and technical details are unclear.
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Oon Lewis
Lewis
Lindbergh
Linday
Babbittry
Sinclair Lewis
Lindhersh
Lewis Country
Colonel Linde
Als
Colonel Lindbergh
Letters to the Editor Invitation Notice
Letters inviting public input are open. Signatures must include correct name and address and will be kept confidential. Submissions exceeding three hundred words may be returned at editors' discretion.
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Irivath
Ste
Reed roars on corruption in politics at southern speech
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri condemns politics corruption and voter apathy in a Southern State Bar Association talk. He argues patronage and party machinery govern, harming qualified candidates and civic interest, while voters defer to organizational power. A second letter praises Danbury’s transit shift away from trolleys and suggests Bridgeport adopt motorized buses for faster service.
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James A. Reed
Alissour
South
Danbury
Bridgeport
Connerion Company
Time and poems mingle in a fragile dawn scene
A distorted column of verse and memory drifts through fragments of a bygone era. The text weaves imagery of wings, winter, and dawn with stray names and disjointed lines. It hints at themes of hope, illness, and comfort in a mythic or literary frame.
Government debt policy questioned by critic in editorial
The piece argues against financing through high interest while existing debt is funded at much lower rates. It notes that individuals would avoid six percent loans, yet national policy requires similar behavior. It calls for shifting debt reduction to allow tax relief and to preserve funds for productive use. It highlights European debtors’ long terms and low rates versus U.S. tax burdens.
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Uncle Sam
Treasury
Washington
Monument unveiler Owens In New York Lindbergh dinner tale
New York observers recount the Lindbergh dinner and reveal a sharp critique of New York society. Fred Owens, famed monument unveiler in Washington, is praised for his stagecraft amid a botched Bolivar statue unveiling and a chaotic crowd. The piece lampoons gate crashers and overconfident officials.
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New York
Eante
Lindbergh
Fred Owens
Germany
Owens
Washington
Wnl
District of Columbia
Inder Owen
Mamie Blancerberry
Simon Holivar
Liberator
Republic of Bolivia
York
Bolivar
Rake
A Warm Reception by Walt Mason for Grigsworth Grand
The village greeted Grigsworth Grand with a parade and band. They toured parks, schools, churches, water works, and mills while the guest complained of fatigue and demanded rest before continuing a lengthy itinerary through town.
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Walt Mason
Grigsworth Grand
Punktown
Sentences From A Teal Sermon On Jealousy And Justice
Fragmented verse like the sermon samples warns that envy breeds trouble and self deceit. It mocks political arithmetic and notes university life and merchants facing consequences for misdeeds amid a satire of public figures.
Political pointers on city boards and state affairs
Buckingham and Burdick renamed to the Board of Recreation amid quiet political maneuvering. Congressman Merritt visits promoting health and a potential Fourth District future. Norwalk zoning, Waterbury taxi fares, and Norwalk budget moves unfold as officials push for expert zoning and enforcement. Hartford child welfare appoints A. J. Stone to lead boys over 12, replacing C Lester Greer.
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Buckingham
Burdick
Board of Recreation
Schuyler Merritt
Stamford
Stratford
Fairfield
Westport
Bridgeport
A. 7. Stone
Hazel Street
Hartford
State Bureau of Child Welfare
Public Welfare
State Bureau
Mr. Stone
C. Lester Greer
Illinois Children's Home Society
Chicago
Death Valley Desolation Described From Nevada Line
An account paints Death Valley as absolute barrenness near the Nevada border. The writer notes Dante's View shows 300 feet below sea level, Mount Whitney rises about eighty miles away, and the valley holds mud, salt flats, and lifeless hills. Graves of prospectors dot the landscape, and while a hotel exists, vegetation is scarce and insect life minimal.
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Death Valley
Botton
Nevada Line
California
Death Valley Fe
United States
Mount Whitney
Sierras
Honorary Degrees Awarded at Wisconsin Commencement
Minnie Maddern Fiske and Maude Adams received doctor of letters honors at the 74th University of Wisconsin commencement in Madison. Walter Lippman was named doctor of laws and Frank Baldwin Jewett earned doctor of science for their distinguished contributions to journalism and science.
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Madison, Wis
Br Associated Press
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Maude Adams
Universality of Wisconsin Today
Walter Lippman
New York World
Frank Baldwin Jewett
Bell Telephone , Laboratories, Inc
Artists Need Temperamental Outlet Says Kennedy
London notices married artists can channel surplus energy into home making says Miss Danny Kennedy wife of poet John Drinkwater the violinist. She finds caring for her home and four children relaxing and not draining to artistry. Exhibitions of temperament are excuses for temperament and show vitality without outlet in art.
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London
Associated Press
Danny Kenedy
John Drinkwater
Barges Break Adrift Off Highland Light
Four barges broke adrift from a Reading railroad tug and drifted toward shore off Highland Light. A 45 mile per hour east northeast wind hindered efforts to recover them. each barge normally carries a crew of four or five men.
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Provincetown
Mass
Associates Press
Reading Railroad
Highland Light
Cary & Crew
Dey
Questioned fidelity and firm action in marriage advice
Dr S Parkes Cadman counsels the injured wife to demand the immediate dismissal of the stenographer to end the affair. He argues that continuing the relationship would be intolerable and urges decisive separation, framing forgiveness as unavailable without complete severance and moral resolve.
Woman candidate in Illinois race sparks debate
Washington dispatch weighs if Mrs. McCormick could win Illinois governor race in 1928. It cites Ma Ferguson of Texas and Nellie Ross as precedents, notes Illinois anger at Len Small and Big Bill Thompson, and argues a capable Mrs. McCormick might offer a sharp contrast and new leadership style. The column rails against Prohibition and political parasites while praising the candidate’s wealth, executive ability, and independence from graft.
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Washington
McCormick
Athels
Ma" Ferguson
Texas
Jim Ferguson
Ma” Ferguson
Ahs
Nellie Ross
Wyoming
Len Smo
Illinois
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Herbert Pell Weds Mrs Tilton in Paris
New York June 30. The cablegram announces the marriage in Paris of Mrs Mildred Bigelow Tilton and Herbert Pell former chairman of New York state’s Democratic committee. The bride, artist Olive Bigelow, is the daughter of Poultney Bigelow and granddaughter of John Bigelow. Pell was divorced last fall in Paris from his first wife and the former Mrs Pell wed Hugo Koehler two weeks ago.
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Associed Press
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Herbert Pell
State Democratic Committee
Cablegramia
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Poultney Bigelow
Malden-on- Hudson
John Bigelow
France
Olive Bigelow
London
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S J. James
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Paris
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Hugo W. Koehler
Tilson Urges Meetings to Plan Flood Control
Washington June 20 Representative Tilson of Connecticut Republican leader today urged the probable chairmen of the House flood control and river and harbor committees to call meetings before Congress convenes to work out a plan for flood relief. Tilson, returning from the West after a trip to China and Japan, acted after corresponding with Senator Curtis of Kansas, Senate majority leader, who plans similar measures.
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Weather report for New England and coastal New York
The document notes unsettled conditions with showers along the coast and increasing cloudiness inland. A storm near Hatteras moves northeast toward Nantucket, prompting warnings from Eastport to between Boston and Block Island, with strong north to northeast winds and gale conditions offshore.
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Weather Bureau
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Washington
Daily Naghlend Compiled Weather Digest
A compact Eastern Standard Time forecast note appears with references to sea tides and low water at specified times. The fragment mentions sun rise, water level, and a brief timing cue labeled Tele.
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Midatebroome
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