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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
7
A state health bulletin reports several typhoid cases within one Connecticut family linked to a caregiver. It notes most infections arise from carriers and urges precautions to prevent contact transmission, while detailing how noncaregivers avoid illness.
The name of airman Welber Webber, age 28, killed in a crash near Santa Rita peak during a flight from Rockwell, California to Fort Huachuca, is given to an Arizona aviation field. The loss also claimed Colonel Francis Marshall. search efforts spanned the Southwest for days before recovery of the wreckage in the Santa Rita mountains.
A dense listing of programs across WEAF WRNY WMCA WNEW NY stations, naming orchestras soloists and conductors such as Edith Heinlein George O'Brien Ruth Ryan and Manila ensembles, with times from 1:00 PM to 10:30 PM and notes on sports, races, and market reports for the day.
The article explains tuning crowding when all stations cluster on one side of the condenser dial. It suggests adjusting condenser capacity or tuner inductance, detailing home made versus manufactured condensers, and describes removing plates or turns to shift stations across the dial.
Readable portions show a dense, era style program list with multiple stations listing concerts, orchestras, soloists, and baseball scores leaping between cities such as Newark, Atlantic City, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Montreal, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and Washington. Notable entries include Allee Lauri soprano, Hartley Joy Boys, Gaelic Program, Washington Orchestra, and various organ recitals.
In New Haven the inquiry into three deaths is discontinued. Ed Mix will not pursue further efforts to determine the fate of Helen Sencault of Providence who reportedly ended her life after harming her two young sons and herself.
Hartford July 31 The Public Utilities commission is sending 45 public companies in the state durable safety instructions for employees effective August 1. The rules apply to companies generating transmitting or distributing electric current and municipalities under the commission's jurisdiction. About 6 050 copies are being mailed.
Elmer Towman, former star of the Western and Birmingham clubs, joins the New Haven team under President Wells. The Southern Association change comes as Towman plans to report for the upcoming "one-up funday" event.
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