High Power Radio Broadcast Tests Vindicate Theory
Washington reports a revolutionary advance in radio reception from station WGY Schenectady New York as high power experimental broadcasts use fifty kilowatt power and 2 1/2 times the usual output. Commerce officials await thousands of fan reports to confirm the test’s success while noting it could end reliance on lower power standards.
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Washington
WGY
Schenectady
Everimental
Department of Commerce
Isner
Scordins
Torres
Machefferty
Aesistant
Hoover
Discuss Methods to Speed Up Mails at Postal Conventions
Cleveland Ohio August 25 32P delegates from nine national postal groups met to discuss faster mail service and efficiency gains. The session focused on speedup measures while retirement and pay issues loomed. Carriers and clerks planned a six hour night shift to count as eight hours. Postmaster General Harry S. New and Washington General Now were arriving for the joint session with a radio broadcast planned from WAR.
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Cleveland
Ohi
Harry
Harry S New and Still Arrived Today From Washirston
Adres Thormcay
Bridgeport Man Sues for 1500 After Westport Altercation
Joseph Malik of Bridgeport files in Superior Court seeking 1500 damages from Anthony Agonis for an assault in Westport on July 12. Malik alleges punches to head and face, kicks, and loss and damage to spectacles valued at fifty dollars.
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Joseph Malik
Bridgeport
Anthony
New Commissioner to Palestine Arrives in Jerusalem
Aug 25 Field Marshal Baron Plumer, the new high commissioner for Palestine, arrived in Jerusalem and was greeted with an impressive ceremony marking his taking of office.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Baron Plumer
New Bribh
Palestne
Radio Programs and Concerts Listing for Today
A dense schedule lists health talks by James Caruso and Annie Moore readings, violins, theater pieces, and various musical acts from 2 AM to 11:15 PM. Notable entries include the Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra, James Caruso violinist, and City police alarms. Baseball scores and weather-like notes recur hourly, with multiple orchestras, soloists, and lessons interleaved.
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James Caruso
Jago Galdston
Annie Moore
Leslie McLeod
Carrie Doth
Bauer
Plani
Foema Grave
Joe Lesiie Palmer
Waldorf-Astoria Orchesta
U 3 Army Band
Helen Hoeks
Julian Heath
Helen Hoerle
Morita Jagendorf
Abrams’ Orchestra
John Daniel
Eeemvie
Miller
Aoprano
Edison
Bugs Baer
Davis
N. Y. Stock
Weather Bureau
Civic Auditorium
San Francisco
Fixh
N. F. Stock
F. Stock
S. F
Yerkes Orchestra
King Barry
Bobby Roth
Fred Meyer
Ruth Abramovitz
Sadorian
Crete Carton
WDAF
Kansas City
Plano
Health Conservation Asaccia
Meat Couch
Lady Music
Panel light makes dial reading easy
A device discussion explains how a shielded dash lamp improves readability of instrument dials in varied lighting. It describes mounting the lamp on a radio panel, wiring to the A battery, and ensuring both tube filaments are powered for constant illumination and easier operation.
Radio program schedule across cities with acts and talks
A dense radio listings page shows daily program blocks across New York City Richmond Hill Schenectady Buffalo Rochester Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Oakland Cincinnati and Kansas City. It includes performances by pianists singers orchestras and bands, sport talk, religious readings, weather and stock reports, stock and market updates, lectures, and planned events for the Radio Dealers Exposition in Hastings.
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Radio World
Hastings
Shipping Board praised by Hincks after European trip
William T Hincks told Bridgeport Rotary about the trip to Brussels for the International Chamber of Commerce meeting. He praised the Haera operated by Uncle Sam via the Shipping Board, noting the government ships run well and with good equipment. He cited pessimistic European views on Dawes and explained coal and reparations issues and tariff barriers as factors in Germany’s payment challenges.
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William T Hincks
Bridgeport Rotary Club
Uncle Sam
Shipping Board
International Chamber of Commerce
Brussels
Mr. Hincks
U.S
Sam
Europe
Hincks
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
France
Great Britain
Nenoer
Naval Aviator to Receive Schiff Memorial Trophy
President Coolidge will award the Herbert Schiff memorial trophy to Lieut Reginald Denoyes Thomas, naval aviator at White Court Swampscott, tomorrow at 11 AM. The prize honors the naval or marine aviator with the most hours in the air without mishap during the year. The original trophy stays in Washington, a replica is also awarded.
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New York
Coolidge
Herbert Schiff
Reginald Denoyes Thomas
White Court
Swampscott
Washington
Fier
Recipe for Kickless Cider Discovered by Experts
Washington experts from the department of agriculture reveal a found recipe for kickless cider and other fruit juices that preserve mellow flavor while reducing health risks after years of experiments. The full announcement is expected in a few days.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Divorce Petitions Filed By Three In Superior Court
Three divorce petitions were filed in Superior Court yesterday afternoon. Alfred Wakles of Stratford is charged with desertion by Ora Lambert Waklee of Francistown, NH. they married on September 14, 1908 and he left in 1919. Anna Pearl Albert of Waterbury seeks alimony and custody of four children from Edward Albert, married December 11, 1909. Gittl Aronowitz Rosen of Bridgeport deserted Henry Rosen of New York City in 1918. they were married about 28 years ago.
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Alfred Wakles
Stratford
Chargers
Ora Lambert Waklee
Francistown
New Hampshire
Waklee
Edward Albert
Waterbury
Anna Pearl Albert
Henry Rosen
New York City
Gittl Aronowitz Rosen
Bridgeport
Abduction Charge Filed Against Flushing Man Vito Lombardi
Vito Lombardi of Flushing was held in 2500 bail after arraignment before Magistrate Boyle in the Finghing court on a charge of abducting thirteen year old Cecelia Tucent from her Flushing home. The charge was brought by Cecelia's father, Nicholas Lucenti.
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New York
Vito Lombardi
Flushing
Boyle
Finghing
Cecelia Tucent
Nicholas Lucenti
Lombard
Squirrel proves it is not vegetarian on Boston Common
August 25 AP witnesses on Boston Common report a gray squirrel captured a Tinglish sparrow in full view, displaying a meat eating predation while retreating to a tree to dine. This incident challenges the belief that gray squirrels are strictly herbivorous once observed by Flora and Fauna observers.
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Boston
Owl nailed over door sparks cruelty charges in Springfield
Louis Di Santi proprietor of a Springfield restaurant denied guilt after a live owl was nailed above his door in a recent night. His case was moved to September 4 while Lorenzo Festa, a restaurant steward, faces a similar cruelty charge. Agent T W Pearson of the APD testified in both cases. The owl, said to be a good luck omen, was found with nails driven through its wings.
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Springfield Mass
Louis di Santi
Dante Lorenzo Festa
T W. Pearson
8 PC A It Fa
DiSanti
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New England
Dialless Radio Corp
Federal St
Boston, Mass
WEAF
WNYC
Society
Shannon
Herman Ony
Sa Cayligne
Eignatea
F. M. Russell
WoTs
Worcester
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WCAE
Sunshine
WRCO
WGAP
U 8
Army Baru
Louisville
PWX
Havana
Ortroit
Newark
Guy Hunter
South Barytone
Edward Brock
Edward Sour
Al—Mischa_ Goodman
Frank Vizetelly
Sam Siegel
Frieda Pastor
Mischa Govaman
Richardson
Willte
Encertainere
Mabel Chanley
Metropolitan Trio
Robert Burke
Charles Tobias
Osren Brothers
Levine
Glenn
Lillian Clinton
Thomas Hannon
Matty Levine
Coakley Siaters
Harmonica Orchestra
Athonasra Soprang
Jack Smiuth Paly
Roseland Orchestra
Palisades Orchestra
Silver Slipper Revue
WMC
Minnie Wer
Minnie Wei
A Liufrio
Goldens Orchestra
Fredk Gerrold
Barytone
Tirace Woydick
Fred'k Gerrold
Kathryn Conngily
Woo
Jack Smiles
Lord Allinboke
Kawstie
Manila
Orcestra
Angers Enterainers
Berkley Carteret Orchestra
WRNY
Orlando
Italy
Kingon
WEBJ
GCITY
Edgewater Orchestra
Isabel Henderson
Norman Henefed
Eddie Burke Piper
Thomas Prytherch
Eddie Burne
Henryetta Turner
WGCP
Ida Smith
Brooks
Charlotte ‘Trustman
Jady Brooks
Jack Cohen
Coakiey
Palmer and
Woods
Ralph Hersh
Bernard Ana Pollack
Luan Gordone
Geraldine Stern
To Hernard
Garbutti
Hannon
Corcorani
William Bletz
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Piantedos
PMF
Indianan
Dian
Phil Wall
WGRS
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Louis Johnson
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Anna
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Yorkess Orchestra
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Aymon Bower
Aimon and Bower
Joe Zimmerman
Denton Bastow
dJosiah Free
Denton Bamen
Josiah Free
Emalina
Herman Fiemer
Sunrise Trail Orchestra
Inside Trail Orchestra
WAAM
WRW
Tarry Town
Memory Orchestra
MacMunnmod
Dick Tobin
Planilat
WGOY
WGR
Buffalo
Fiano
John Dodsworth
Wham—Rochester
Baseball Acores
Philadelphia
WFI
Howard Berry
WJR
Detroit
KYW
Chicago
Viyatta Groman
WMAG
Spore
WOK
KGO
Oakland
Mousic
Ralph Emerson
Ford and
WKRO
Cincinnati
Marion McKay
Alice B Coy
Public Library of
Hamilton County
Abe Farb
Merrell Schwarz
B. Aylward
Alma
Marlon
Seara-Roebuck Agricultur Foundation
Iter
WFAA
WMAF
Round Hills
KFKY
Ipana
Troubadoura
Dane Music
WIP
Philharmonic Orchestra
WTIC
Hartford
WBZ
Springfield
Gustavo la Zazzare
Celllat
Pauline Norris
Lyman Stanley
Civi
WNAC
Thomas Dreier
Rthur Wilson
WJAR
Providence
Shipping Board Management
Banker
Johnson Motors
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Fairfield Ave
Middle Street
Ardware
Maytagee
Rian
Outetan
THE
F. Hallock CO
Barnum
State St
Near Broad
Devon
Harrison
Gould
New Haven
Emith Milford Basiison
Derby
Main St
Fairfield
Fairfield Hardware Store
Jake
Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester
Sole
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