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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1952
Page
11
Doctors address tinnitus or ringing in the ears, its varied sounds and causes including wax buildup blocked eustachian tube and otosclerosis. They discuss related conditions such as fever high blood pressure or heart trouble, drugs and alcohol, and emphasize thorough exam and possible treatments from sedatives to calcium iodides or surgery.
Edmund F. Oakes, 34, of 852 Imperial avenue Westport, escaped injury when his car struck the rear of a parked trailer truck on the Post road near Benson Park yesterday after 2 pm. He told police he traveled west when the accident occurred. Patrolman Andrew Tuba arrested him on a charge of violating state motor vehicle laws and summoned to town court June 28. The parked truck was owned by Elliott Bros Trucking Co of Easton Md and operated by Willard D. Swift of Federalsburg Md, who was in a diner when the accident happened.
Erich Brandeis muses on wives and royal fantasies as readers comment on the era’s romance. He jokes about Sir Galahad dreams, then questions whether his wife’s dreamy look reflects him or a phantom knight. The piece ends with a playful check of the kitchen to see the truth in the dream.
Practical advice on home maintenance issues from Hubbard Cobe includes avoiding excess cleaner near mirrors to prevent clouding, watching tree roots that can damage foundations, properly resetting cracked window putty with fresh putty around glass, protecting redwood siding with new finishes, and easing pressure when tightening leaks in old galvanized iron pipe to avoid breaking thin threaded sections.
Crochet pattern 2829 for a beribboned basket with a wide base for a water tumbler and fresh flowers. Includes complete instructions, materials, stitches, finishing directions. Send 25 cents, name, address and pattern number to Anne Cabot, Bridgeport Telegram, 1150 Ave. Americas, New York 36, N. Y. New Album of Nee Glework offers designs and a gift pattern for 25 cents.
Recipe item describes a roast pork dinner with mashed potatoes and a vanilla pudding sauce. Ingredients include half a 3 1 4 ounce pudding package milk and brandy flavoring. Method shows whisking pudding with milk to a thick sauce, boiling briefly, then chilling and serving over apricot whip for six portions.
A blow torch used to sweat a pipe joint sparked a fire at 437 Congress Street Fairfield on a Tuesday morning. The blaze, confined to a first floor room, caused about 250 in damage before Stratfield and Tunxis Hill firefighters extinguished it. The owner is Mitchell Stock and occupant George Goodale. Center firemen also responded to a second alarm at 157 Blaine Street for an overflowing burner with no damage reported.
In Rochester, New York, Civil War veteran James A. Hard, almost 111, led Memorial Day activities. He exited a car, dined on half a chicken with mashed potatoes, peas, and coffee, then smoked a cigar. His vision and hearing are limited, but he remains engaged with life despite fading faculties.
Today's radio program listings on WJZ and WELI present a busy slate including films like Range Busters and For You Alone, variety acts with Spike Jones and Les Paul, and talk segments from Buff Cobb and Mike Wallace. Notable guests include Rex Reed and Dor s Merrick with Lon Chaney.
Local station rundown lists Anita Louise in Moonlight Sonata and mid day theater cards. Highlights include Hogan national segment, Eastman Symphony and Gilbert and Sullivan theater, Rosalie Allen Opry guest, Vaughn Monroe Show, and Dizieland music with station lineups from New York and lower basin society.
The fragment presents a quiz on cloth fiber linen and the first woven material, asks about Anna Nova Scotia as the oldest white settlement north of Mexico, in 1870 France paid one billion dollars to Germany in indemnity, confirms widows of former U.S. presidents retain franking privileges, notes public recognition delayed for a famous Austrian composer who received little money or fame in his lifetime.
A reflective piece on life, parenting, and trust. It argues planning should guide children with flexibility, recognizing forces beyond parents. It notes even best efforts can fail and urges faith in humanity and God to guide growth and maturity. It invites readers to develop good habits early and trust the rest to life.
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