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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1927

Page

7

Obituary notices from Norwalk area deaths and services

Funeral services for Charles Boulng ia WHO, Ruth Jeffery, Adeline J Moore, John Lonkoski, Archie Poirier, Mary Sheehan, John Glser, Willman trop, Edward Henry Russell, Maebelle V. Cav anaugh, Lois M. Collins, and Walter Taylor Buckingham are reported with dates, homes, and burial plans. Surviving spouses, children, siblings, and local connections noted. several services held at churches and Mountain Grove or Lakeview cemeteries.

Edward Henry Russel Edward Henry Russell Read Memorial Fire Department Mr. Russell Riso Daocse and Elks Mountain Grove Cemetery Mr. Russell Dings Washington Avenue Grage M. Clark Ronald SM. Russell Akron Oule Mary Gregory Stratford William G. Russell Walter Taylor Buckingham St. John’s Masonic Lodge Taylor Buckingham Ita E. Joyce Savoy Street Mountain Grove Herbert Brown Olivet Congregational Church Buckingham New York State Connecticut Norwalk Grover Cleveland

Radio Commission Plans Cutting Radio Stations

Washington December 1. The Federal Radio Commission announced a plan to deny licenses after February 7 and reduce the number of stations by about half in 1928. The move aims to clear overcrowded airwaves, with officials noting that eliminating roughly 300 stations may be the only solution to the present congestion. The commission said local and national reception could be improved by this curtailment, shifting focus to license transfers and better spectrum management.

Washington Asuo Federal Radio Com Liepolley Isize Air Chisnels Cormion Anne Prion

Birmingham News backs Owen D Young for president

A Southern newspaper the Birmingham News announces support for Owen D Young of New York as a potential Democratic presidential candidate. The piece argues Young is an engineer type of statesman who could unite the party, noting other possible candidates and the broader shift away from the Smith-McAdoo feud. The article places Young and Baker movements as spontaneous, nation wide efforts distinct from prior party disputes.

Mark Sullivan Washington Birminghan Amn. New Owen D. Young New Young Smith New York Te. Bumingham News Walsh Montana Ritchie Reed Woollen India Newton DC Bakes Atlee Pomerenc Ohio Ie News Tony Democratic Party Birmingham News Texas Baker Fo Bax Dallas News Fort Worth Record-Telegram Houston Post Despatch Cale Sells Woodrow Whiser Newton D. Baker Wilson Baker Woodrow Wilson Emin Dawes Pershing Smith- McAdoo McAdoo Youing Hoover Napoleon Solon Moses

Judges Selected to Pick Wheeler Prize Winners

Central High announces the Wheeler Prize judges attorney Robert G DeForine Rey clergyman Father Joseph A Ganley and Mrs Sanford Stoddard The Nathaniel Wheeler Memorial prizes honor English composition and oratory with five best essays selected by the panel for February graduation exercises from the senior class.

Carroll Whey Attarney Robert G Ine Rey Joseph A. Ganley Sanford Stoddard Athorpey DeForess Central High School St. Augustine's St. Augustine's Church Walther Ganley Nathaniel Wheeler

Prizes Awarded for English Literature Composition

The event awarded a first prize of 2 with a second prize of 20 dollars. Each award includes a bound inscribed volume of English Literature.

Rabbi Feldman to Speak Here Sunday at Park Avenue Temple

Two prominent leaders of American Jewish life, Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman of Hartford and Edward R. Cohn of New York, will address a Park Avenue temple meeting Sunday evening in support of Hebrew Union College Cincinnati and Jewish youth for the rabbinate. Local committee includes Rabbi David H. Gross, Aaron Wittstein, and Leonard Asheim.

Jewish Communal Life of America Abraham J. Feldman Hartford Edward BR. Cohn New York City Park Avenue Temple Hebrew Union College Cincinnati Katin Jewish Youth For the Rabbinate David H. Gross Aaron Wittstein Leonard Asheim

Noted Textile Man Dies by Own Action in Salem

Orrim S. Bennett, 67, a well known textile man, was found dead at his Salem home with a bullet wound near the mouth. Medical Examiner Frank Atwood ruled death by own action. Mrs. Bennett said he had worried over private financial investments. He formerly supervised the Naumkeag mill and in 1913 worked for Union and Banner mills in the south. Born in 1880 in South Berwick, Maine, Bennett reportedly aimed carefully before firing.

Salem, Maxs Orrim S. Bennett Frank Atwood Mra Bennett Naumkeag Union

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Charles Redington Charles Boulngia St. Vincent's Hospital York Street Lakeview Cemeter Edith A Ante Joseph Unc Eit Boddington Sheffield England Coulter and H Pale Machinery Company Mes. Celt Jeffery Celta E. Jeffery Curs Cyrus Tery O Cyrus Y Wimot West Totmyelle Street Po Ateracker Monta, Tet Adeline Moore Adeline T. Banks Fairfield Alexander Alison First Presbyterian Church Butdal Moore Nortreet Walter Milford Ralph George Sb Sound Beach Lonkosk W. H. Graham Saverel Qeiock Louis J. Long Berean Memorial Bucen Lakeview Cemetery Lonkoski Newitain John Dr TA Hough Archie Poirier Hurty-Feowr Theity Tlarry W Mary Sheehan Rary Sheero Westfield Avenue St. Patrick's Church St. Michael's Cemetery Sheehan Samlel Sheehan Sv Aled John Glser T. Oleon Beachvew Avenue A.’ 'S. Okerblom Sture Lodge W. G Wales Olson Trop Willman Maebelle V. Collins Maebelle V. Cavanaugh John F. Collins Courtland Avenue St. Ann's Church Requieim Buri St. Micharl's Taila Oliver William c. Oliver Coleman Street Ingling Hines Agnes Semple Williams John Fitzpatrick Watertown Charles Dauter Springfield Garden Frank Seeley Southbury Charles L. Domnns Fairfield Avenue Kyni C. Pettit The Peoples Prestertan Church South Street Bethel Quaker Oals Brooklawn Feed & Grain Store, Inc T. F. Brennan Bridgeport, Conn Chamragae Dinines Furs Tanlac Hive Radio Commission Southern Paper Steiger Poole Company Esserg Central High Rabbi Feldman Kteiner Poole Company Main and Fairfield Secon AML S & Misses House of Trejur
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