Pledge to Save and Invest in War Savings Certificates
A community pledge from a family to economize to free labor and materials for the war effort, inviting Bridgeporters to invest in War Savings Certificates during 1918. The document lists monthly amounts and pledge totals, with spaces for names, towns, and maturity values, and notes individuals already covered by prior purchases.
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Secretary OF the United States Treasury
War Savings Pledge Expanded For War Savings Certificates
A wartime pledge explains combining former pledges into five War Savings Certificates with minimal extra liability. It urges detailed timing for purchases, direct involvement of individuals fourteen or older, and emphasizes enrolling for the State and National Roll of Honor without stamp sales at canvass.
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Sievers
Goddard Elected Vice-President By Bankers' Vote
Robert J D Oddard of Bridgeport Trust Company was elected vice president of the Bridgeport chapter American Institute of Banking, succeeding Samuel W Davis who resigned to join Bullard Machine Tool. The executive committee accepted the resignation with regret and hopes Oddard will prove a worthy successor. The committee also discussed selecting an instructor for next September's bank employe course, with a college professor of prominence likely to be chosen. Blanks were sent to members to express preference for class hours.
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Robert Jdoddard
Bridgeport Trust Company
Bridgeport Chapel
American Institute of Banking
Samuel W. Davis
City Savings Bank
Bullard Machine Ctool Company
Davis
Oddard
Igceuss
Haseen
Mutinous Russians Released from Camp at Norfolk
Fifty two Russian seamen from the Omak were released from custody in Norfolk Virginia on June 22 by the Department of Labor. They may reship for service but no more than five seamen may sail on any single vessel. The case stemmed from mutinous conduct and Bolshevik sentiment aboard the steamship Omak.
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Norfols
Tune
Omak
Department of Labor
200 Babies Weighed and Inspected Citywide Campaign
Health officer Walter H. Brown reports about 500 city babies have been weighed during the baby campaign with stations to operate more days after schools close. Nurses and doctors will intensify data collection after July first, listing all babies and calling for weighing, with below normal children treated at clinics or by parents’ physicians. Make him fix his breakfast.
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Walter H. Brown
Merritt Chosen For Congress by Republican Delegates
Congressman Schuyler Merritt was renominated by the Republican convention at Stratfield for a second term. Delegates praised his wartime record and urged continued support, with Roy Whittaker cited as toastmaster and a broad endorsement of his service and loyalty.
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Schuyler Merritt
Unfeml
House of Representates
Stratfield
Merritt
Congress
Roy Whittaker
Stamford Advocate
Whittaker
A. C. Wheeler
Norwalk
Hill
Couuty
Mercitt
Iquidgeport
Robert N. Tickertee
James Stone
Joh l L. Lyons
James T. Teynalds
Bethel— St. Morse
James Dedorhey
Broeokfield
Clinton Rn
Janes
Thingereford
Annie P. Giddings
Lipstong Derick
Billimian
Joseph
Halk
Tiefel
Walter Perry
Rae von Wrickenwa
Wy Ho
Patford
Tavis
Jlontinglow
Gardnow
Joseph A. Shapiro
Balwarad
J. Luckinghai
Novi Wine
Monroe
Arhor J. Aull
Wrod
Dewtown
W. M. Teynolds
Beardstey
Alerton
Smith
Clark SL
Stretforidesdacorge A. Bn
Sava T. Darko
Robert
Nin
Pars
Prue
Peter Gabler
Wrank- Wetan
Oscar Rudd
Frank
Wireh
Werttart-Willead & Adame, TD
Ofraviives
Pliny Dugdale
Morse
Your Health Blues and Advice by Dr Currier
A prose column on blues as a mood linked to digestion and stress from war, with home remedies and discipline. It urges cheerful effort to help others, mentions purgatives and baths, and ends with reader questions about pimples and diet answered by Dr Currier.
Sailor’s suicide ends rivalry with sweetheart in Brooklyn
Harold Rubenstein a United States sailor was found fatally shot in a room at the Navy Y M C A in Brooklyn. A tiny photo of a girl in his possession and a note signed Larry are linked to a love affair. He died after being taken to the naval hospital. His home is Newport, Rhode Island.
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New York
Harold Rubenstein
United States
Navy Y.M. CG
Sands Sireet
Brooklyn
Naval Hospital
Thames Street
Newport
New York Navy Yard
Rubenstein
Navy Yard
Tie
Flo
Iit
Hartford Scout Head Held as Draft Evader
Hartford and Warroad authorities detained a 56 year old man who said he was a newspaperman from New York on charges of failing to present a draft registration card. He faces hearings before a U S Commissioner next week as he claimed to hold a United States Tow Zeguts title and described an organization with violent aims. The article mixes unclear details with sensational quotes and an advertisement for Dr True’s Elixir.
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Harts Rad
Juef IL Smith
New York
Hocharge
United States
Warroad
Bine
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