19 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
1
A long report decries the failure of prohibition to curb crime and to engage churches and schools in moral education. It cites public opinion polls, international treaty issues, and the need for sustained education to counteract lawlessness and the erosion of temperance ideals.
The piece argues social legislation cannot substitute for enforcement. It calls for frank fact reporting and responsibility. The federal government reverses enforcement policy, but it is up to religion and education to sway public opinion. Only vigorous educational work can repair past negligence.
Washington AP reports Charles W. Hunt of Town was re appointed a member of the Federal Trade Commission today by President Cootidze.
Boston Navy yard officers stated no sailors died of bootleg whiskey at the yard and no concealment occurred. Admiral Louis R. De Stelgner said investigations are routinely conducted and cited a past drinking incident investigated to the satisfaction of authorities. Mrs. Jeannette Haslam Mann accused officials of hiding deaths to protect liquor supplies.
Meetings scheduled tonight include Court Marina of F of A at 1087 Broad Street Bridgeport Loyal Orange Lodge at 181 State Street Jepiter Jager U C R M at 176 Fairfield Avenue Humbolt Stamm U O R Railroad Engineers at 847 Main Street. Each group holds local fraternal and professional gatherings with limited details provided.
Dak Redmond, a seasonal golf player and trick shot artist, reportedly shattered the world long distance drive record with a 781 yard shot. His tee atop the Straus building sent the ball over Michigan Avenue and the Winona Central tracks, landing in Grant Park in Chicago.
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