United States Foresees Prosperity Era Ahead
An optimistic Commerce Department and Federal Reserve outlook suggests U.S. business may set records in coming years. July and August data show high employment and strong orders for fabricated steel plate, while basic industries rose in July. Economists caution potential price rises could temper buying.
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Washington
Aug
United States
Department of Commerce
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
America
James H. MacLafferty
Hoo
Tr Juvor
Brazilian Firms Pail Owe 7 Million
Three major Sao Paulo companies collapsed within a month with liabilities near seven million dollars. Reports blame government currency squeeze and a lack of bank funds to discount bills. The Brazilian exchange rate strength is linked to heavy coffee, rubber, tobacco, and cocoa shipments.
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Tio Janeirg
APY
Sao Paulo
Nae, 3
New York
Natives Arrested in Diamonds Robbery Report
In ISBON on August 27 authorities announced the seizure of diamonds valued at 100,000 in the Lunda Kingdom. Several natives were arrested in connection with the thefts in Portuguese West Africa and Angola.
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Isbon
Portuce
Lunda
Angola
Radio schedule highlights varied programs across New York stations
Daylight Saving Time adjusted listings show WEAF WNAB WMCA WRNY WJZ WABC WCAU and others airing health talks, concerts, operatic arias, weather and market reports, sports scores, and youth programs. Notable names include Beate, Iris Tarn, Florence Trio, Eugene Jones, Ida Mellen, and James Caruso among nightly and daytime lineups.
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WEAF
New York City
Ethel Rea
James A. N. Caruso
Ralph @. Palmer
Ida M. Mellen
Ganla Zielinska
Ie PM
Iris Tarn
Fad
Tyne Porn
Piagist
Acres of Diamonds
Beate
Bal Rio
Eagar M. Gruen
Barytone
Robert Yap
WGBS
Scripture Readini
Zwllam Mumbrawer
Billy Ronan
Dick Kontn
Eugéne Jones
Herman Bernard
WMCA
A. Al—Tack Cohen
Snedden Weir
Almack Cohenee
A.M
Betty Brainerd
Ernie Golden
Theo Alban
Virginia LeFavre
Hudson
Burr
Columbia Orchestra
Tesson
Commerce
Orlando
Orchetra
Irwin Abraham
Ferman Goodman
WJE
Woman's Hour
Ambassador Trio
News Service
Tm B. Daniel
Reading
Dbelima
Eterisees
Lafayette Concert Orchestra
Curre
Ben Glaser
WFBH
New York
Eddie Meyers
P.M
Eddie Meredith
Nat Mildred Berndt
Terman Kopel
Murray Schwartz
Lily Meagher
Elmer Snow
WEEI
Boston
Frankie Wards
Ee Fernandex
Ed Andrews
WNAC
Krazy Kat Kiddies Klub
Springfield
John W. Skinner
Alden Thomas
Barytons
Arlington
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WCAE
Piftsburgh
Uncle Kaybee
Pal Holotak
WORPS
Washington
Ne —Orgen
Wardman Fark Trice
Avro Swashington
Gan
fMlara Hotel Orchestra
Dallas
Robert Stewart Hyer
Wmeritug
Southern Methodist University
ECO
Oakland
Weather Bureau
S. Stock
S. F
WOAF
Kansas City
the Stars String Trio
Marketgram
Weather Forest
Bruean
Chicago
Ralph Emerson
Cornhuskers
KEKX
Hastings
Hotel Clarke
Gaston Klasse and Furniture Company
South Dartmouth
Eugene Jones
Uarda Hein
Ukelele
Lew Hayes
Joseph Halligan
Trish
Willard Robinson
Oseph Halligan
Winfred Pariser
Wilard Robinson
Winifred Parker
Day Hunter
Perreda Williams
Bad East
Fredy Willams
Shipping in Australia idle due to seamen strike
Melbourne Aug 7 AP reports British shipping totaling 262,000 tons lies idle in Australian ports because of a seamen strike. Tasmanian Victorian and South Australian governments reply to Prime Minister Brune by pledging protection for seamen loyal to their agreements amid labor-led jurisdictions in the region.
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Melbourn
Contested Pendleton Administration in Hartford Estate
Hearing on the appointment of Charles P. Pendleton of Hartford as administrator of Allen Pendleton's estate is set for September 11 after a probate filing shows 20 legal heirs. The estate is valued between 4000 and 6000 dollars and heirs reside in Norwich Willimantic Hartford Syracuse Worcester Providence Somerville Milton Niagara Falls and Watertown among others.
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Charles P. Pendleton
Hartford
Allen
Pendleton
Sarah Jane Hallett
Norwich
Elizabeth G. Perry
Willimantic
Frank
Wilmantic
Eckford
G. Pendleton
Henry H. Pendleton
Alice S/ Weeks
William W. Pendleton
Herbert FE. Whitmarsh
Willam Arthur Whitmarsh
Carrie ©. Davis
Hampton
Conn
Jennie E. Connolly
Syracuse
Louis H. Pendleton
Worcester
Leora
Rich
Rom
Edgar H. Pendleton
Providence
John
Somerville
Mass
Strah I
Werskotten
San Diego
Cal
Lucy A. Russ Windham
Milton P. Pendleton
Niagara Falls
Grace P. Harmon
Watertown
Dorothy EK
Wililmantle
Heroic Foreman Dies Saving Train Riders at Buffalo Incident
John Vito, 46, a section foreman from Buffalo, cleared heavy planks from the tracks to save passengers on Delaware Lackawanna Western train No. 36 near Cheektowaga New York. He was killed when struck by the locomotive as the final plank was moved. The train continued on without the engineer realizing the danger.
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Buffalo
Delaware, Lackawannegh Western Railroad
Iyes
John Vito
Vito
Cheoktowa
N.Y
Lull Here In War Gas Prices Near 22 Cents
A momentary lull in the so called gasolin e war leaves retail prices held firm at 22 cents a gallon after a concerted drop by Standard Gulf Texas and Tidewater. The iTriaugks O1] company will not cut below 19 cents unless forced by rivals and reports strong business at that level. Bridgeport dealer says prices typically fall this season due to competition from over production in the west.
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Standard
Gulf
Texas
Tidewater
iTriaugks O1
Bridgeport
Basket Shield Eliminates Noise
A technical note by F. M. Russell proposes a brass basket shield to cut mechanical hum in radio receivers. The shield, made of close mesh brass screen, is tacked inside a cabinet and soldered to ground to suppress frequency noises. Dimensions vary with set size. ensure three inches clearance for wiring.
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F. M. Russell
Divorce Petition Alleges Wife Left Man in Bridgeport
Richard J. Coughlin of Bridgeport filed in Superior Court asking for a decree of divorce from Florence Reichel Coughlin. They married May 13 1913. Coughlin claims separation began May 16 1922 and seeks relief in the court.
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Richard J. Coughlin
Bridgeport
Superior Court
Florence Reichel
Coughlin
New York City
Coughlin Seyerears
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Eagland
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Federal St
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PAIL
Thompson
Watson Bank
Main St
Jersey
Silver
Raat Ae
WHN
Louis Coocla
Awni'an
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Uncle Robert
al Wilson
Rbume
Maria van
Herbt Steiner
Colonial Ares
Ph. Krumbhoitz
Mia
Leo Wood
Teddy Joyce
Edgar Welton
Margery Beyer
Burton
Rob Miller
Roxeland
Club Alabam
Richmond Hill
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Armand de Cesare
Frank Lauria
Chestra
Newark
Cliss
Andrew Long
Dorothy Hall
Frank I. Vizetelly
Pat Robinson
Man In the Moon
Stoward Oliver
WAAM
Ray Nichols
Kia
Sydney Webster
Tilda White Kay
Lester
John Brahler
Frank Dalley
WGCP
William J. Reftz
Sons
Lady Brocks
Lester Steele
M.—Dieck
Io Bernard
Antone Ramblers
Philadelphia
Gulden’s
Crystal Orchestra
Delphia Orchestra
WFII
WIP
Philharmonis Ochestra
WLIT
Dream Daddy Stories
Atlantic City
Welch
Minstrels
Arcadia Dance Orchestra
WCAU
Albert Sussman
Rennie Cormack
Jack Meyers
WPG
Morton Trio
Pance Orchestra
Atlantigo
WRW
Tarrytown
Almaey
Schenectady
Uthel Ostechout
Philharmonic Orchestra
K. Elias Brody
Wgr-Safalo
Winger
Jaanita Ansteth
Robert Clemenceau Bairet
the Johnson
Statler
Wjar—Providence
Alice Keyes
Pasquale Fusco
Biltmore Orchestra
Rochester
Eastman Theater Orchestra
Australia
Strike
Smith=Murray Co
Fairfield Ave
Bloomer Knee Union
Nainsook
Athletic One
Oriskide
Deeo
The
Smith-Murray Co
Buckingham’s
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
State St
Victor Records Telegram
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