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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1922
Page
12
Public notice of Bridgeport Telegram publication details and pricing panel. Notes indicate daily editions except Sundays, open operations day and night, and advertising exchange policy. Includes masthead with Associated Press affiliation and circulation bureau, with address and contact snippets.
London May 26 Associated Press The Soviet government pushes education in Russia but hunger and scarce supplies threaten progress. FE T Colton of Montclair New Jersey an AR A relief rep who visited Moscow reports many professors near starvation and students severely affected. He led feeding for 7500 to 10000 Russian students in Moscow Petrograd and Kazan and notes universities now often run at night as students work daytime. He warns famine deaths among professors and students will rise as conditions worsen.
Generally fair weather expected in Southern New England this weekend with cooler conditions Saturday. High pressure over the Lake Region and St Lawrence Valley while cooler air spreads from the north, with showers in parts of the Ohio and Upper Mississippi Valleys and Northern Rockies. Occasional showers possible Saturday in the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic States, with generally fair weather in the lower lake region and north Atlantic States. Winds from the northwest north of Sandy Hook, with northeast to east winds and overcast skies along the coast.
The Board of Education considered a rapid plan to build an East Side high school to relieve crowded conditions. If finances site selection and planning proceed quickly, the new high school could be ready by September 1923, with freshmen housed in junior high schools to free space for upperclassmen in the main building.
The editorial calls for swift Senate action to pass a permanent tariff bill, arguing the Fordney and McCumber measures must be reconciled with House provisions. It warns delay harms national prosperity and jobs, urging Senators McLean and Brandegee to prioritize the tariff over other duties to restore normal prosperity.
A critique rails at Ruth and fans for disruptive behavior at games and in theaters. It contrasts umpire punishment with public adulation, notes the crowd's loud fanaticism, and depicts a Chinese theater scene described by a traveling observer.
A wealthy New York manufacturer had his son jailed after repeated robberies by a youth. In tears, the judge sentenced the thief to three years in the penitentiary. The father proclaimed his duty to protect society and lamented fault in economics and child training.
National Cash Register official Brains J H Barringer argues progress hinges on action not coal or labor. He says fear and courage shape business cycles, framing hard times and prosperity as psychological issues rather than intellectual.
A critical overview of memoirs and sensational diaries exposing public figures and mistresses. It notes publishers profiting from salacious recollections and the blurred line between fame and notoriety, mentioning Gladstone and other great men in a satirical critique.
Stratford, May 26 Special. The town council adopted a tax rate of 24.5 mils on the grand list of about 18.9 million dollars. Ten mils had already been levied, leaving 14.5 mils to be paid, and the rate is 48 less than last year. A legal bill from Merritt and Canfield for 162 conferences was presented, plus $150 from Boston attorneys. pay for Pulman and Comley and personal compensation issues were discussed. Attorney Nicholson ruled the planning board building-ns ordinance illegal as it would force assessment of damages on every plot. He questioned Miss Mabel Wilcoxson’s tax-collector appointment, noting she is unpaid and not bonded, while the director of finance and town manager are bonded.
Stockholm May 28 Cooperatives in Sweden report a record year despite a weak economy. The Cooperative Union founded 1892 shows about 1000 cooperative stores plus dwelling and building societies and other ventures. Net surplus near 125000 dollars and cash on hand rising to 4 540 000 dollars. Deposits across unions reach 50 000 000 kronor. The union plans new producing plants as members gain access to low price necessities and favorable terms for selling their products.
The report highlights the greatest number of cooperative enterprises in large industrial centers. Membership mainly comes from workers and their families, reflecting strong participation in these areas.
The article discusses bronchitis risks in older adults and the impact of city smoke and dust. It links bronchitis to poor elimination, dental disease, and environmental factors, urging cleanliness, climate stability, and general hygiene to prevent attacks. It also features reader questions about heart issues and childhood growth, with doctor responses and instructions to mail questions for publication.
American agitator Charles F. Crane, disputing French Syria policy, warned Senes lords that continuing military administration could cost France about 500 million francs yearly and require 100000 troops. He sought Prime Minister Paincare, but he is away. Crane met with W. Clinant at the foreign office, stating no official action has been taken against him yet.
A crossing guard laments “too much money” in the town and recalls Nick’s son, a wealthy youth who parties and risks trouble. The speaker advises against lavish giving, urging the family to curb funds and insist on earning, to prevent legal consequences and keep the boy in school.
A letter signed by residents of Ward B 2 at Allingtown Hospital urges continued support from Bridgeport Legion Auxiliary volunteers who bring homey meals. They acknowledge sufficient hospital food but say it lacks home cooking and comforting flair, praising the volunteers for kindness and cheer.
The readable text presents a fragmented Q and A style prompt with unclear wording. It mentions questions and answers and includes stray characters suggesting OCR corruption. No clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable for a factual summary.
A scan of a Telegram Information Bureau Q and A feature presents questions on naval costs, watch parts, water per capita, self service stores, moon phases, free fish for ponder, Mackintosh coats, and the U S motto E Pluribus Unum. It notes contributors and clarifies this is information not advice.
Funeral services were held yesterday for Brot w Hawley a World War I hero from Brook Lawn Park. Officiating was Dr. William Horace Day of the United Congregational Church. The body will be moved to New Preston for 2 PM services today at New Preston Hill Church with ex-service members in attendance. Burial will be in Kent Hollow Cemetery. Hawley a son of Alexander Hawley served as treasurer of Bridgeport Levings Bank before joining Leith Infantry in 1917 and going overseas in 1918. He leaves three brothers including Dr. Hawley Alexander W. Hawley and Samuel M. Hawley. Also notes a Milford food sale by the SomarW Daughters of Liberty on Broad Street starting at 2 PM with Mrs. Mabel Campbell as committee chair.
A squash of text highlights a free Agriculture Department publication with recipes for cookies breads rolls waffles and pastries. Readers can request a copy by mailing a coupon with two cents for postage. Provide name and address clearly to receive the booklet.
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