Bridgeport Telegram Escept Munday Publication Notice
Bridgeport Telegram advertises daily escept Monday issue with postal rates and circulation notes. Mentions 1891 founding, Bridgeport Conn address, and Associated Press affiliation, plus subscription terms and post office classification details.
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A Call and a Challenge To Food Conservation Drive
Charles Luckman leads a nationwide appeal from the President's food committee to mayors in 1000 cities urging vigorous, uninterrupted action on food conservation. The message frames Europe’s euro dilemmas and postwar shortages as drivers for united American effort to secure peace and a successful future.
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Truman
Citizens Food Committee
Charles Luckman
Ash
Europe
Economy outlook quoted as cautious optimism despite talk of depressions
The article weighs fears of a downturn against signs of strength in heavy industry and department store sales. It argues high employment and easy credit may persist briefly, while deliveries rise in heavy industries. Overall tone stresses moving forward with cooperation and continued progress.
Freight Car Shortage Threatens Economic Growth
The article notes a stalled freight car construction program begun earlier in the year, with February totals not reached. Orders for finished and unfinished products are accumulating as transportation capacity lags behind rising production.
Nation Faces Freight Car Shortage Threatening Economy
Across the country auto makers and appliance producers fear a growing freight car shortage will curb deliveries and slow production for years. A remedy is needed before the shortage bites deeper into the economy and disrupts supplies.
Cultivate the Happy Memory for Joyful Living
A reflective essay extols memory as a power to recall joyful days and loving acts while filtering out pain. It compares memory to selecting colors and patterns from an attic trunk, urging cultivation of happy recollections to enrich life and ease sorrow.
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Persisting Faith in Magic Explores Desire and Reality
In a Baltimore Sun piece the author examines a case where a wife dug a grave for her husband and placed his items to imply his death, while she harmed relatives by placing their pictures under a bed. The essay traces belief in magic from primitive societies to the child and neurotic mind, arguing such thoughts linger as a latent faith in omnipotent wishes shaping reality.
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Baltimore Sun
North Pole
Why Firemen See Red in Fire Loss Trends
Boston Globe argues rising fire losses from 1945 to 1947 show public carelessness with debris near heat sources and faulty wiring. It cites 1945 and 1946 losses, Massachusetts totals, and Fire Prevention Week as a call to action, noting a need to improve safety and awareness. It closes with a quip about Father Divine and peace.
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Boston Globe
National Fire Protective Association
Lela
Massachusetts
Open convention prospects for Dewey in 1948 race
In Spokane the talk centers on Governor Dewey and whether his rivals Alice Longworth and Clare Luce have damaged his presidential bid. Despite negative remarks about him, insiders see a wide open convention with no clear favorite and several strong contenders from Taft to Warren. Dewey’s New York vote remains a crucial asset.
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Ray Tucker
Spokane
Thomas H. Dewey
Truman
New York
Alice Longworth
Clare Luce
Connecticut
Neck of the Woods
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
New England
Raymond E. Baldwin
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Pew
Pennsylvania
Edward H. Martin
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate
Colorado
Robert McCormick
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Chicago Tribune
Dewey
Illinois
Dwight Green
Taft
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Vandenberg
Stassen
Fruman
Connecticut Yankee says GOP gains reflect protest not confidence
A Connecticut Yankee analysis argues town elections show broad opposition to Democratic policies rather than strong support for the Republican administration. It notes voters, especially in smaller towns, rebuked the state machine and sales tax, with some Republicans voting to protest and others seeking party reform and honest governance.
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Harold E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Hassdom
General Assembly
Townsendites Balk at Eat Less Drive
Townsend National Weekly, an old age pension group publication led by Dr. Francia Townsend, refuses Truman food conservation. It editorializes that readers living on under $40 a month cannot afford further cuts and urg es more eating, not less, while continuing to push for age assistance.
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Cleveland
Townsend National Weekly
Old Age Pension Group
Francia Townsend
Truman
Age-Aid-Inc
More Trouble Expected Soon in the Middle East
Washington reports rising tensions in the Middle East as clashes loom in Palestine and Arab states. The Russia Iran aid conflict flares with Moscow pressing for oil concessions in Azerbaijan while Iran strengthens its armed forces and readiness to appeal to the United Nations if needed.
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Middle East
Washington
Palestine
Russia
Iran
Teheran
Azerbaijan
Ahmed Qavam
Britain
America
Caucasus
Moscow
United Nations
Gromyko
Qavam
How Restaurant Industry Plans To Help Save Food for Europe
Washington in October 13 report outlines 17 steps by the National Restaurant Industry Advisory Committee to curb waste and stretch food supply for Europe. Measures include smaller portions, reduced menu items, bread and butter on request, fewer bread baskets, trimming crusts, fewer crackers, no three layer cakes, low-temperature cooking, new cost effective menu items, and using surplus foods to maximum extent.
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Europe
Washington
National Restaurant Industry Advisory Committee
wartime voices on postwar policy and global tensions
A compilation of quotes from Senators, generals, and diplomats discusses postwar Europe, Soviet threats, UN veto power, and the need for U S leadership. Notable figures include Styles Bridges Walter Reuther Forrestal Douglas MacArthur and Arthur Vandenberg, highlighting inflation, scarcity, trade, and the desire for informed congressional action.
Weather State Forecasts For New England And Adjacent
Connecticut and Rhode Island will have generally fair, mild weather on Tuesday and Wednesday. Maine New Hampshire Vermont also fair and mild with Tuesday cooler. Massachusetts sees fair skies with some clouds and possible Cape Cod Nantucket rain late Tuesday night into Wednesday. Winds from Eastport to Block Island shift to moderate north, with good visibility overall.
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Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Eastport
Block Island
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