Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post Publication Details
Advertising and circulation notice from The Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post outline pricing plans for daily and Sunday delivery, out-of-town postage rates, and holiday copy contingencies. It notes subscription options, mailing terms, and cross-publication arrangements while asserting Associated Press rights and newspaper registration.
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Associated Press
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Pattice
Children Safe Streets Hope After School Traffic Study
State Safety Commission notes 1951 child motor vehicle fatalities at 27 with 740 injuries, mostly in cities and daytime. Highlights dangers from 3 to 5 pm, urges safer routes, less loitering, and adult responsibility to shield young children from moving cars.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
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Youths Face Largest Draft Yet in Coming Year
Defense planners expect 600000 young Americans drafted in the next fiscal year starting July 1 with monthly calls set to reach 50000 to 100000. A total of 1200000 must be inducted through draft or enlistment to build a 3700000-strong force by July 1953, with future reliance on voluntary enlistment.
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Defense Department
Armed Services
Truman
They Won't Tell News on Korean Air Power and War Supplies
During peace talks in Korea allied planes keep bombing enemy supply lines in the north. They destroy transport and weaken communists’ ability to reinforce. Army leaders know the situation, yet they won’t disclose details to civilians.
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Korea
Reet
North Korea
Their Ways Not Ours in Aid Efforts Across Nations
The essay argues that foreign nations maintain inherited customs and production policies that resist Western methods. Despite aid, billions, and admiration, Europe, Asia, and others are unlikely to adopt eight hour days mass production or U S business practices.
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Europe
Asia
United States
Mental health crisis and High Rock Park fate debated
A Providence Journal column surveys the nation’s mental health crisis with millions affected and billions spent, urging better care and prevention. Ansonia Sentinel reports residents oppose closing High Rock Park, arguing vandalism and funding issues require public input and preservation rather than abandonment.
Labor crisis looms as Truman faces union pressure
Washington May 18 pro labor government confronts major industrial disputes across steel coal railroads aluminum and petrochemical sectors amid Korea stalemate and high taxes. The piece argues Truman’s inability to settle conflicts may push Congress toward stronger labor management laws and raises questions about the Democratic Party’s stance ahead of the 1952 election.
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Interpreting the News on Soviet War Motives
William L. Ryan surveys Soviet intent, arguing that while Moscow seeks power, it may avoid immediate war. He cites imperial parallels, Western doubt about imminent conflict, and notes Russia’s push to use force only if pressed, as the Kremlin faces a dilemma.
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AP Foreign Asia Anaise
Russia
Soviet Union
Russian Empire
Western Europe
New York
Entertainment hard knocks shape a lasting star says scout
Talent scout Leonard Silliman stresses the value of work and resilience in building a durable theater and live entertainment career. Former ECA Director Hoffman downplays the idea of a planned Red Army advance, suggesting leaders hope conditions will allow them to challenge free nations gradually.
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Propaganda Harangues at Panmunjom Highlight Korean War Talks
Constantine Brown analyzes Panmunjom talks as a propaganda ploy by the Reds, detailing UN restraint, military delays, and the armistice negotiations turned into a daily ritual of harangues. He notes supply shortages and morale issues among frontline troops, while predicting the talks may endure until the next major move by Moscow and Peiping.
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Bridges Urges Reds Be Given Ultimatum In Korea Talks
Sen. Bridges of New Hampshire proposed an ultimatum to the communists at the Korea armistice talks. He urged if terms fail to achieve UN limited objectives, the U S should bomb Manchuria, deploy Nationalist troops, and blockade the Chinese mainland. Bridges spoke on CBS and discussed a possible future role in the presidential ticket.
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Party tossing Reds stir Izvestia's ire
Izvestia demanded stern justice for two Kazakhstani men who stole cattle sheep honey wines and other delicacies from a collective farm for weeks long wedding feasts in the mountains. Mirza Abdukhalikov a farm chairman who married six times and invited judges to parties is named with Zarkman Dolozhanov as his partner. The farm members complained to the attorney general after the sixth wedding and the case was sent to the Soviet supreme court for action.
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Izvestia
Kazakhstan
Mirza Abdukhalikov
Zarkman Dolozhanov
Science seeks to aid retarded children
Hamden May 18 AP Medical science seeks a magic bullet to raise the intelligence of mentally retarded children. Dr Herman Yannet Southbury Training School medical director told the State Conference for Retarded Children that such an organ ic approach remains unproven. He noted some progress and many ideas to be explored despite limited success.
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Herman Yannet
Southbury Training School
Yannet
Weather state forecast for New England and coast
Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island partly cloudy and cool. Tuesday fair with little temperature change. Maine partly cloudy east and north portion, fair southwest portion and cool. Tuesday fair with little temperature change. New Hampshire Vermont fair and cool Monday and Tuesday. Winds Eastport to Block Island northerly then onshore afternoon. Fair weather and good visibility.
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