Denver Hearing Threatens Loss of Local Radio Charter
Federal radio commission hearings in Denver probe regional difficulties and examine KOW the Associated Industries subsidiary seeking power rise to 1500 watts. KFEL and KFXF oppose, citing free air time for advertisers. Commission expects elimination of one Denver station. renewal denial possible on October 15.
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United Press
Denver
Federal Radio Commission
KOW
Associated Industries
KFEL
KFXF
FE. B. Dill
H. A. Bellows
Bellows
Stadion
First Woman Alimony-Payer Cited In Court
Daisy Lorentzen, cited under a new California alimony law, was found guilty of contempt for failing to pay $200 in alimony to H. J. Lorentzen, with $50 monthly payments delinquent. Her defense claimed garnishment by her attorney for a separate debt. She faces sentencing.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Daisy Lorentzen
California
Superior
H. J. Lorentzen
Lorentzen
Johnstown Paul Revere figure dies in Ed McDonald
Edward R. McDonald 66 known as Johnstown's Paul Revere for warning residents before the 1889 flood died today in Ebensburg. The report also notes court proceedings from the Seventh District Court of Civil Appeals at Amarillo with multiple cases including dismissals reversals and submissions set for October 19 1927 and various defendants and plaintiffs across Texas counties.
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The
Associated Press
Ebensburg
Edward R. McDonald
Paul Revere
Johnstown
Court OF Civil Appeals For
Seventh District
Amarillo
How to Kill Your Rats Envelope Poison Ad
A vintage ad promises rat elimination for thirty five cents with No 9 Rat Killer enclosed in envelopes. It claims rats gnaw through the envelopes, ingest the poison, and die within 24 hours with a money back guarantee from druggists.
Grass field patience and peril at Bolling Field
At Bolling Field in Washington the turf upkeep is a daily challenge for mules and slow grass-cutting machines. Red flags warn aviators of mower activity while crews form windrows that can still threaten takeoffs. The piece notes the need for calm patience as workers repeatedly rework windrows to avoid propeller strikes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bolling Field
Army
Navy
Park Proposal Backed by Central Labor Union
About twenty five skilled union workers attended a meeting at Carpenters Hall where C. E. Flinn and James Kimbrough led the session. The group discussed civic affairs and urged establishing a city park with a playground, pledging full cooperation to the park committee to provide a gathering place for children, couples, and older residents.
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Central Labor
Carpenters Hall
C. E. Flinn
James Kimbrough
Central Labor Union
Local News Briefs From Town and People
W S Lidia improves and moves to 402 Fairmont. Hubberts return tonight from Hot Springs and Little Rock. Fred Foster and Canyon guests stay with G H Runyon at 900 Lincoln. Archie Reynolds visits Lubbock friends. Montgomery's Style Shop remodels for more space and a stock room. Leona Jean born September 19 to Mr. and Mrs. R E Ross of 2202 West Third.
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W. S. Lidia
Mississippi Avenue
Fairmont
H. O. Hubbert
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Fred Foster
Canyon
G. H. Runyon
Lincoln Street
Archie Reynolds
Judge Nelson inspires in Sunday Bible class at Mission Theater
Compliments pour in for Judge Nelson as he leads discussions at the Men's Bible class each Sunday at 9 45 a m in the Mission theater.
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Judge Nelson
Mission Theater
Doctor Sends New Truss on Trial
Kansas City doctors promote a novel rupture truss by Dr. Andrew Kaiser claiming no leg straps belt or spring bands. Hundreds report swift relief from long standing ruptures and the doctor offers to mail a trial device to anyone who writes.
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Kansas City
Andrew Kaiser
Koch
Main St
Attorney Dr. Kaiser Seeks Trial Offer Request
A message from Dr. Andrew Kaiser of 1429 Koch Building 2908 Main Kansas City Missouri requests a no obligation trial offer. The note asks to receive a generous trial offer without commitments.
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Andrew Kaiser
Koch
Main
Kansas City
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