War views taken from school says Chicago teacher
Chicago on November 2 reports Frederick Schrader editor of Progressive magazine testified at a school board hearing. He linked British propaganda to McAndrew era school history, citing Bishop actions and publishers with English ties. Schrader claimed a campaign to ban McAndrew from Chicago schools and pressed for wartime narrative revision in textbooks.
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Bridgeport Airport Receives First Freight
Bridgeport's new airport saw its first commercial use when a Royal Typewriter air truck parachuted a cargo of typewriters to local dealers. City and Chamber of Commerce officials attended the landing at 10:40 AM. The aircraft carried 210 typewriters and had recently operated across the region.
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Soong Sisters At Wesleyan College In Georgia
MACON Ga Nov 2 Associated Press. Three Soong sisters from China studied at Wesleyan College in Macon. Meiling Soong, the youngest, gained international prominence. Chung Ling Soong, Sun Yat Sen’s wife, was noted for her devotion to country. Ching Ling Soong, literary editor of the Wesleyan, wrote on the Chinese revolution.
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Wholesome Soups And Simple Clear Broths From Diet Guidance
A read through discusses soup varieties from bouillon and consommé to cream and puree, plus practical tips for balancing ingredients, avoiding too many foods at once, and using non starch vegetables. It includes brief Q A items on birth marks, cider making, and multiple sclerosis treatment.
Personal Service Ad for Dr Frank McCoy
Readers of the Bridgeport Telegram are invited to write Dr Frank McCoy about intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed envelope if you wish a reply. Address letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
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Stalin Trotsky Clash in Moscow at Communist Meeting
In a stormy Central Committee session in Moscow Trotsky accused Stalin and other leaders of failing Lenin’s wishes to remove Stalin from the post of general secretary. Stalin admitted Lenin’s request but denounced the opposition as misleading and insisted he had pressed to honor Lenin’s dying wish, though no resolution to publish documents was adopted.
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Bridgeport Evening High Names New Student Council President
Edward Bannon was elected president of the Bridgeport Evening High School student council at a recent reorganizational meeting. He is the son of Elizabeth J Bannon and previously served as treasurer. Elected officers include Betty Cornches as vice president, William Jones as secretary, Helen Q O Reilly as chair of the social committee, Edward O Leary, and Hyiman Brustein as director of publicity.
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Youthful driver first to obtain license under sixteen
George Bentley sixteen of 1124 Park avenue became the first Bridgeport youth to be granted a motor license while under eighteen. He was in a collision at Wood avenue and Nermar street at 12:65 pm with Samuel Baums thirty-one of 127 Garfield avenue. Both cars sustained heavy damage but no injuries reported. Bentley’s car was westbound when Baums’s southbound vehicle struck it. The incident follows passage of Senate Bill 477 allowing teens to drive only with parental guardian certificate on file with the motor vehicles commissioner.
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Booth and Bayliss Commercial School Moves to New Quarters
The Booth and Bayliss Commercial School, founded 12 years ago with 2 students and now numbering 700, relocated Monday to new quarters at State and Courtland streets. The second floor houses classrooms, an assembly hall, teachers room, emergency room, cloak rooms, stock rooms, and two offices over 11 000 square feet. The assembly room measures 47 by 70 feet and includes a stage.
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Democrats Parade and Rally Schedule St Johns Hall Ninth District
Democrats announce a citywide parade tomorrow night preceding a rally in St Johns hall Ninth district. Democratic Town Chairman William B Flanagan says events occur with Republican rallies tonight in various districts.
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Kings Daughters Oppose Bottome Home Plan
Delegates from Connecticut branch of the International Order of Kings Daughters voted against a memorial home proposed for Margaret Bottome. The plan, promoted by the New York branch, was discussed at the state convention held in Danbury with the decision to hold next year’s meeting in Norwich.
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Driver Freed in Fatal Hit-and-Run Involving Nine-Year-Old
Coroner ruled no criminal responsibility for the driver in the October 29 death of Isabelle McDonald, nine, struck on Newfield Avenue as she ran between parked cars during a game of hide and seek. Samuel Knapp, of 268 Newfield Avenue, was found not guilty of any wrongdoing after the car, traveling about 20 to 15 miles per hour, could not stop in time.
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Newfield Avenue
John J Phelan
Samuel Knapp
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Pine Cough Syrup Recipe and Pinex Promotion
An ad describing pinex pine cough syrup preparation at home using 14 ounces of Pinex in a pint of sugar syrup or honey. Claims quick relief for coughs and bronchial issues within 24 hours, warns against substitutions, and promotes Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract sold by Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
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