Complete radio communication military project aims nationwide plan
Hartford Aug 13 AP Complete radio communication for every National Guard and organized reserve unit in the United States Army is the aim of an agreement between the War Department Signal Corps and the transmitting radio amateurs of the United States announced at American Radio Relay League headquarters. Amateur stations nationwide will be asked to carry on direct communication from battalion up to corps area headquarters to support a strong defense.
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Hartford
National Guard
United State Army
War Department
Signal Corps
United States
Americaan Radio Relay League
American Radio Relay League
Army
League
Army signal plan to mobilize civilian radio stations
Traffic officers of the American Radio Relay League and Army officers from the Signal Corps are at work perfecting the enormous amount of detail necessary to place the plan on a working basis. The program aims to keep communications alive when land lines fail due to storms, civil unrest, or warfare and to train a large reserve of radio operators in army methods for field use. It also seeks to expand the Army Signal Corps experimental section with these operators and their stations.
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Army
Army Signal Corps
American Radio Relay League
Signal Corps
Exonerate Men In Death Of Boy In New Haven
The coroner ruled all persons held in the Theo dore Durkins Jr. death case exonerated from criminal responsibility after the boy, twelve, was struck by a truck driven by J. A. Payne of Whitneyville. The finding was issued in New Haven on Aug 18.
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New Haven
Theodore Durkins, Jr
Frmck
J. A. Payne
Whitneyville
Ei Mix
Italian American Club Plans Outing At Cole man Street
The Sixth District Italian American Political club in Am extending its newly renovated rooms at 449 Coleman Street discussed an upcoming outing. A vote of thanks was given to Luciano Veronese for organizing the club event.
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Amentung
Coleman Street
Luciano Veronese
Victor reveals process to reproduce full audible range
Camden August 18 special Victor Talking Machine Company vice president E R Fenimore Johnson announces a nonselective mechanical reproducer that captures the entire audible spectrum. He says the system, based on matched impedance and mechanical amplification, records notes with fidelity previously unattainable and can be used with existing machines while improving older records.
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Camden
N. J
E. R. Fenimore Johnson
Victor Talking Machine Company
Mr. Johnson
Victor Company
Revolutionary Ag
Woman Attempts Death by Own Action in Syracuse
Mary White, 25, of Syracuse, is dying in the Hospital of Good Shepherd after swallowing bichloride of mercury and leaping from a second story window. Police say four years ago she also attempted suicide by swallowing carbolic acid.
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Syracuse
Mary White
Hospital of
Good Shepherd
Kiwanians Adopt Child to Sponsor Bridgeport Boy
The Bridgeport Kiwanis club unanimously voted to sponsor 12 year old Frederick Hilderbrand, orphaned by his mother’s death in Hartford. The group plans a $10 per member annual assessment to fund education and care, appoint a guardian, and ensure the boy’s future outside an orphanage.
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Bridgeport Kiwanis Club
Frederick Hilderbrand
Hartford
Stratford
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Hospital
Henry Neale
Employes Tuberculosis Relief Association
Wallace M. Bayliss
Kiwanis Club
Civic Club
Mving
Willam L. Belknap Jr
Francis J. Brennan
Neale
Board of Directors
Dudley Bullard
Fred Bayers
Kiwanis
Putnam Fark
Dr. C. E. Caulking
Hert Crump
Joseph P. Frisbin
Radio Programs Continue On Several Stations
Radio schedule lists multiple programs across stations with times for music, weather, stock reports, news, and a piano recital. The piece notes an accident involving Countess Csacka, a Polish noble, who after blindness founded a Catholic sisterhood for kind women.
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Csacka
Poland
Federal men seize large shipment of beer in crackdown
New York Aug 13 AP three carloads of beer were seized today by prohibition agents, boosting total seizures to 6,000 barrels in thirty days. The beer seized during the period was valued at about 100000 dollars, as dry agents press what prohibition director Merrick calls a tidal wave of incoming beer.
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New York
Prohibition
Merrick
Bankers Sought by Realtors from South
Bankers report several recent loan requests from real estate agents developing Florida property. The demands are generally frowned upon as priorities favor firms engaged in local operations.
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Florida
Coal Car Derailed On New Haven Line
A coal car derailed about 3 yp. m. yesterday on the New Haven lines at Broad Street. Wreckers from New Haven lifted the car back onto the rails within moments after arrival. Traffic was not seriously affected.
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New Haven
Broad Street
Replevin Action on Two Buses In Stamford
Charles G Miller and Miller Motor Sales of Bridgeport sue to recover two Gray Bus Line Inc buses seized in Stamford Ossining route. Service continued with substitute buses. Plaintiffs claim sale value of 8000 dollars and defendant owes 534 dollars on a note dated August 1.
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Stamford
Charles G. Miller
Miller Motor Sales Company
Bridgeport
Replevin
Gray Bus Line Inc
Ossining
Repliven
Driver’s registration charge nolled in Bridgeport court
The charge of driving without proper registration was nolled today on the payment of costs when John Darraugh of 1660 Tranistan Avenue Bridgeport was arraigned in Town Court.
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Costa
John Darraugh
Tranistan Avenue
Bridgeport
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