Bridgeport Telegram Daily Savept Monday Page Info
Bridgeport Telegram announces publication details established 1891 by The Post Publishing Co. Information includes mailing rates and postage terms beyond 150 miles. Notes AP membership and second class post office status in Bridgeport Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bridgeport Telegram Daily
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Associated Press
al AP
New Balkan Route Seen As Peace Effort At UN
The UN Assembly backed a plan for a permanent Balkan committee to resolve the Greek border dispute as an alternative to the Security Council vetoed by Soviet Russia. Supporters led by the United States and allied nations say the move offers a new path to peace, though success hinges on cooperation from Russia and its allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Henes
Gyate
General Assembly
United States
Security Council
Russia
Marshall
Ope
Russi
Australia
Perazi
China
France
Britain
Mexico
Trakistan
Sae
Polen
Nostonsky
UN Committee
Ast
France Votes Often and Faces Aid Debate
The piece argues French voters have turned to polls repeatedly, aiding Communist aims by inaction. It cites de Gaulle as a unifying figure, notes hopes for U.S. aid and the Marshall Plan, and questions France’s self-help in a grim economic picture with strikes and black market activity impacting grain, urging Washington to condition aid on reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Drst
Î le Grand
U.S
Rutwsia
Anethorties
Washington
American Taxpayers Support French Version of WPA Claim
A remark labeled as a taxpayer statement argues it would be the duty of American taxpayers to fund a French version of the Works Progress Administration. The note reflects opposition or concern over international aid programs funded domestically.
Public urged to curb forest fires across New England
A public appeal cites alarming forest and grass fires sweeping New England with Maine leading in perils. It warns fires destroy timber and property, threaten lives, and require vast mobilization of firefighters, rangers, and governors. Officials urge heightened public care to prevent and control blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Maine
Nem
Why American men falter in public speaking at luncheon
A columnist laments that six capable, educated businessmen failed to speak clearly at a luncheon after a speaker canceled. He contrasts them with women who perform better and urges men to improve without affectation. The piece argues for plain, honest, well formed speech and notes help is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor
Link With Past at Athene Reveals Ancient Pottery
Archaeology buffs find a fifth century BC pottery shard at the Athene town square site. The inscription reads Leave the saw under the threshold. The fragment connects ancient and modern citizens by a playful chain of mistaken modernity and political critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Town Square
Athene
American School of Classical Studies
Scipio
Dagwood
Lucius
Greece
Archaeologiata
Madge
Bridge
Roaming Republicans fear tough 1948 battle in cow country
In Cheyenne on October 24 1947 Republicans rebuke federal payroll growth as Speaker Joseph Martin tours West. Army of 3 million federal employees including irrigation reclamation and park workers sway voters in states like California and Kansas. Discharged workers threaten GOP with lost jobs and renewed Democratic support, while western federal staffs mobilize door to door campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Truman
Arma
G.O.P
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Denver
Sylvan Lake
Black Hills
Martin
Washington
Auch
Kansans
Colatago California
Utah
Wyomng
Post Office
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Agriculture
Indiana
Camerons
Eightieth
G.O. P
East
Middle West
Feds
F.D.R
Plaina States
Tammany District
Sheridan
Winchester
Phil
Russia's Plans for Germany by J M Roberts Jr
Former Secretary of State Byrnes argues Russia intends to keep eastern Germany and a western Allied occupied Germany. He doubts London’s foreign ministers talks will yield a settlement and calls for a general peace conference after the failure of the London meeting. He warns Russia would delay any treaty and questions whether early peace with Germany serves Marshall Plan aims or risks Soviet gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roberts, Jr
Anslyast
Byrnes
Russia
Germany
Columbia
Foreign Ministers Council
London
Molotov
Europe
France
State Department
Wold
Regretful quotes warn of war and grain policy
A collection of brief, era styled quotations from figures like Sir Stafford Cripps Eleanor Roosevelt Robert Patterson J O McClintock and Senator Arthur Vandenberg. They discuss economic policy foreign affairs and wartime implications with urgent tones. Each remark reflects postwar uncertainties and calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Stafford Cripps
French Vote Signals Confidence Loss in Assembly
Analyzing the dramatic French municipal vote, Gen de Gaulle’s surge shifts momentum away from the Communist aligned CGT and Ramadier cabinet. Premier Ramadier faces resignations and a move toward a new center right alignment amid living-cost strains and postwar shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles de Gande
Paul Ramadier
Rawalier
National Assembly
Mr. Ramadier
Assembly
France
Ramadier
Sociatat
Bidault
de Gaulle
Gen. de Gaulle
Polis
Kremlin
Jacques Marty
Howe
Quotes from leaders on UN, recovery, and world order
The passage collects varied statements from Trygve Lie Marriner Eccles Charles Luckman Ren Robert A Taft Arthur Capper Eric Johnston and Andrei A Gromyko. They discuss impartial UN work, postwar recovery, food security and peace, possible exclusion of Russia, OPA revival, Hollywood investigations, and the need for France and Italy to join a united independent world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Luckman
Presidential Citizens’ Food Committee
Stassen Urges Funds Program for Foreign Aid
Maplewood New Jersey Oct 2 AP Marold E. F. Stassen current Republican hopeful outlined a 1944 foreign aid package of 5 86 000 000 000 and a 1948 program with debt service, a balanced budget, strong military, more air power, and economy. He said if needed extra funds could come from private sources or the World Bank and Export-Import Bank, and urged a dynamic policy to rebuild and develop portions of the world. He claimed such measures are attainable and would meet the era’s basic challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Communiata
Jenat
Rama Mer
Georges
Poland
Yugoslavia
Maplewood
N. J
Marold EF. Stansen
United States
Maplewood Civic Association
Minnesota
World Bank and Export-Import Bank
America
G.O.P
Nhout
Europe
Atnanen Anid
Nereya
Weather brief for New England states cool and sunny
All New England states report sunny and much cooler conditions with continuing dry weather. Wind easterly to northeasterly at 20 mph will diminish through Friday. Friday night and Saturday bring fair skies, cooler temperatures, increasing cloudiness Saturday, and small craft warnings towered at 7:00 am Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Black Taland
Smal Croft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kanapa City Star
Ree Manning
By Ray Tucker
California
Clarence Budington Kalland
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Parley
Eleanor Roosevalt
Robert P. Patterson
J. O. McClintock
Chicago Board of Trade
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Constantine Brown
Pressien
Comemoniat
Ts Haa
Alrike Ia
Gen. de Gaulles
Maradiile Ia
Apita
Trygve Lie
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Runsin
United Nations
Ren
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
OPA
Sen
Arthur Capper
Kan- Sag
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Industries, Inc
Italy
President Truman
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Stassen Offers
Boston
Aidany
Bannon
Buffalo
Burlington, Vt
Chicago
Cincinnati
Concord
Verasereeseene
Hartford
Pera
Hatters ' Eae
Jacksonville
Vsensres
Kanana City
Renee Minami
Minneapolia-Bt
Pauly
Montrea
Brepeneee
Nantucket
New Haven
New Orleana
New York
Philadelphia
Phoenix Torment
Portland
Ore
Cess
Providence
Sives
Perry