Bridgeport Telegram 1991 Subscription Rates
Bridgeport Telegram notice lists subscription rates payable in advance for 4 man issues, monthly and weekly options, with publication by The Post Publishing Co at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn. The paper notes AP News use and bureau affiliation, with circulation audits and 24 hour access via Barnum 6100 exchanges.
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Editorial Notes From A Morning Vermont Page
Fragmented notes reflect random editorial musings on politics war preparedness and social changes. Mentions amendments voters jury numbers liberty and headlines with scattered quotes and personal asides. The piece reads as an informal editorial collage with unstable topics and stray phrases.
Bridgeport Police Head Receives Anniversary Honors
Congratulations are due to Patrick J Flanagan for his twelfth anniversary as superintendent of Bridgeport police. The force is well organized under his leadership and capable of handling emergencies with discretion. The traffic department keeps city streets flowing, and visitors praise the policemen’s courtesy and consideration.
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Patrick J Flanagan
Budgeport
Flanagan
Bridgeport
Mayor Behrens Delays Insurance Letter Filing
The mayor plans to place on file a letter from insurance agents who yesterday argued for municipal insurance. The letter is not expected to require a reply, per the mayor.
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Weather and political shifts in the Northeast and Capitol scene
The forecast notes rain and winds across eastern New York and New England with clearing on Sunday. In Bridgeport city planning, 60 miles of streets need attention while politicians discuss committee leadership and party splits in Congress, highlighting Tilson’s ascendancy and a Rhode Island replacement.
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A Certain Rich Man of the Rockefeller Line
The article portrays the younger John D. Rockefeller as a generous, progressive force. It highlights his tax payments, philanthropy to St. John's Cathedral, support for higher education for the colored race, and his open stance toward religion and industry reform. It sees him as a unique, influential figure among American magnates and speculates on his future influence as head of the Rockefeller family.
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Boy Scouts of America Celebrate Fifteen Years of Growth
The organization marks a 15 year existence with membership rising from a few thousand in 1910 to about 700 000 today. The Scouts jubilantly celebrate their anniversary and trace their roots to England under Sir Robert Baden-Powell as America developed its program.
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Boy Scouts of America Emerges From Earlier Groups
An article traces the formation of the Boy Scouts of America from Woodcraft Indians, Ernest Thompson Seton, and Dan Beard's Sons of Daniel Boone. It notes leadership by Seton and Beard, and praises the movement for combining high ideals with practical skills like first aid, tracking, signaling, nature study, and thrift. Discipline is firm and merit based, aiming to mold honorable, loyal, helpful youths. The piece expresses hope for continued growth and inspiration for American youth.
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Plants and People, Luther Burbank on society and growth
Luther Burbank reflects on fifty years as a naturalist and horticulturist, saying his true interest lies in people. He compares plant laws to human social forces, noting rebellion against restraint and the role of enlightened self interest in guiding society toward the common good. He argues intelligent leadership and education nurture better outcomes for both plants and people.
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Pennsylvania gains three Ways and Means seats in House
In the eighth term, the representative remains as chairman of the Ways and Means committee. Pennsylvania secures three seats on the committee with two Republicans and one Democrat joining.
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Friendship by Anne Campbell
Poem celebrating friendship outlines the qualities of a true friend. It contrasts helping hands and loyal hearts with burdens shared and tasks undertaken. The verse highlights defense, understanding, and lending support as core friend traits.
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Jourrney
Appreciation by Walt Mason to Benjamin Beak Funded Weekly
Autobiographical note where Walt Mason describes sending five dollars weekly to Benjamin Beak, an elderly relative in need. He reflects on loyalty and shifting finances as his bank account weakens, facing threats and insults from Beak while continuing the small weekly aid.
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Health conditions normal again in Westport schools
Westport headlines report health conditions in the district schools have returned to normal. Superintendent Arthur W. Ruff notes average daily attendance at the Lady sessions near 928 for last month, up about 100 daily from the prior month.
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Westport
Columbus tale and jokes fill Fun Shop page
A edited Fun Shop page features verses about Columbus wife Mia and playful quips with jokes, limericks, cartoons, and reader contributions. The section invites original humor pieces, poetry, and anecdotes with payment and submission details.
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Bridgeport Telegram
B. & M. Freight Depot Destroyed by Fire in NH
Fire of unknown origin today totalled the freight terminal buildings of the Boston and Maine railroad in Woodsville New Hampshire March 13. The prior terminal on the same site was destroyed by fire earlier. load and freight cars were moved to safety by shifting engines. The terminal served as a clearing house for much New Hampshire and Vermont freight.
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Inconsistent Oil Prices and Gasoline Costs Explained
An editorial argues that rising gasoline prices reflect crude oil costs but also accuse extortion. It computes crude cost increases from 1924 to 1926, estimates refining usage, and notes a smaller rise in total gasoline price than crude, challenging industry manipulation claims and urging clear public explanation.
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Virginia Protests Proposed Rail Merger Move
Governor Trinkle traveled to Washington to present a Virginia Corporation Commission petition protesting the proposed consolidation of the Virginia Railway with the Chesapeake and Ohio along the New York route. The move targets the rail merger affecting Virginia and regional transport interests.
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Healthy Literature Promotes Normal Living in Reading
An essay advocates choosing wholesome literature over morbid works. It credits Dickens, Shakespeare, Goethe, Hugo and Conan Doyle, warns against sensational negativity, and urges readers to cultivate humor, empathy, and resilience. It cautions against cults of bitterness and sensational protest, stressing healthier perspective and constructive thinking.
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Stabbed 17 Times Man Kills Self in Brooklyn Home
New York report states Anthony Zermick stabbed himself 17 times with a seven inch bread knife in his Brooklyn home before killing himself. Police say he was despondent over unemployment.
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Lordship Association Funds Road Improvements
Lordship Manor Improvement group votes $290 for immediate road work and plans a council visit to inspect readiness. Harry Van Yorx resigns as association president. L Knapp of United Congregational Church to speak at Lordship Sunday school on moving. Nine pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Albert Anderson in Talgeport hospital.
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Ridgefield Woman Returns to teaching and local notices
Ridgefield March 13 Mrs Edwin A Myer recovered from illness and resumed duties as Home Economics teacher at Hamilton High School. Keeler and William Aaron guests at Pleasantville returned home to Ridgefield. Paul Len son of Dr Willard Allen celebrated his birthday with friends. Jack MacDonald arrested for intoxication. Judge Nich set trial date for referenced case. Lee of Danbury fined 25 dollars. Ridgefield High School C A to meet Monday at the Methodist church with talk on science and growth. Charles Wade Walker plans to attend Eastern School Music Supervisor conference at New Hill March 18-20. long-time music supervisor in town.
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Out of Step musical edge debuts in New York scenes
A fragmentary report describes a new York arrival with a lively Atl city frolic on stage. It mentions a box invitation and a dance win as a quirky highlight. The text is garbled but hints at a performance and an event titled Here, white meat come to mandwich.
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