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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
11
Warm weather advice emphasizes gradual sun exposure for children, starting with legs and arms and slowly increasing time to tan lightly. Avoid overexposure on hot days, protect sensitive skin, and maintain rest schedules to prevent fatigue. Dress children lightly but not excessively, ensuring safe, healthy play and sleep patterns.
Washington June 29 AP Federal Civil Defense chief Millard Caldwell accused the House of gambling with national safety after cutting civil defense funds from 600 million to 37.5 million. He said the move undermines home front preparedness and training programs, warning such actions could hasten war by weakening defenses. The Senate has not acted on the supplemental appropriation bill.
Pfc William F Lashinski of 123 rant street serves in Japan with the 2nd Infantry Division. The unit, first to see combat in Korea, now helps guard the islands. Lashinski is assigned to the 21st Infantry Regiment and earned the Combat Infantryman Badge, Distinguished Unit Emblem, and Korean and UN ribbons. He joined the Army in February 1951.
Aesop’s fable about four oxen facing a lion is used to critique political division in Michigan’s Republican scene. The writer warns that infighting and “aces up sleeves” undermine unity, urging citizens to unite to achieve efficient, honest leadership and avoid repeating past mistakes.
Emergency hospital attendants yesterday recorded its first two injuries of the season from fire crackers. Eugene Casey, 13, of 650 Daniels Farms Road Trumbull, suffered first degree burns on his fingers when a cracker exploded in his right hand. Anthony Bove, 15, of 65 Arlington Street, sustained facial abrasions when a cracker under a bottle cap exploded, the cap striking him in the face. Both were treated and released after care from physicians Dr. Paul Leone and Dr. Michael Gyza.
A detailed listing shows morning devotionals and news on WNAB WXAR and WCBS, plus Arthur Godfrey Time, Jack Berch Show, and Post Telegram news. Evening programs include Baseball on CBS, Railroad Hour, Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts, Voice of Firestone, Theater features, and multiple dramas and variety shows with noted performers and guests.
Hartford Mayor McLevy will oppose most of the CR and L fare increase at a Public Utilities Commission hearing in Hartford. He plans to telegram opposition since attendance is unlikely due to receiving a city safety award. CR and L seek 10 to 15 cent fares or two rides for 25 cents and rise for school children. The hearing resumes at 10:30 a.m. in Room 585 of the State Office Building at 165 Capitol Avenue.
A gelatin like substitute used to cover damaged dura in brain injuries reduces adhesions and future headaches. It lasts about eighty to ninety days, then is absorbed as normal dura tissue forms. The inexpensive material avoids long storage issues and scarce materials, aiding surgeons in head injury care.
State Highway Commissioner G Albert Hill announces surface treatment will pause over the holiday weekend to ease traffic and boost safety. Operations will resume the week of July 7. The plan aims to minimize inconvenience for motorists during maintenance.
The compromise bill extends federal price wage controls to Sept 30 and keeps rent limits in Norwalk Danbury Stamford Greenwich and Shelter unchanged. Senate approval was voted Saturday and House action was expected today as the present law nears expiration. If no further action is taken rent controls in the five counties end Sept 30 while Bridgeport and suburbs remain under control due to federal designation.
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