Radio Programs Chronicle From Page Twelve Listing
A dense listing outlines varied radio segments including weather previews, musical performances, and orchestral pieces. It mentions numerous stations and programs with times spanning morning to late evening, noting ensembles such as the Knights lane Tyo and Le Claire orchestras, weather forecasts, stock reports, and bedtime stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipuris
Andy Dose
Ifne Donut Pianet
Tommy Bu
Hulu
Kacee3
Sule Orchestra
Uigan
Knights Lane
Tyo
Uta Wealoer Funds
Iku SB Amungtou
Kleun
Orchesica UU
Vetuit Olchestre Bowcok
Symphony
Taubette
Gelakettes
WDAG
Asuroul
Furecast
Rob Wise
Cui
Amd Corretad Exeres
Adven
Fashon
Proluw
Rochestra
Auuresy
Murray
Baker Areo
Aida Chorallua
Kgo-Gaalayd
Oakland
Ben Black
ZION
Drasa
Saloe Wal-Davfapors
Pallee
WAT
We AM
le Claire Orchestra
Window Smashes from Gusty Wind and Rain
A sharp wind and driving rain struck the city last evening and early this morning causing property damage. A large plate glass window at Woolworth on Main Street near Mulh and Golden Hill collapsed onto the sidewalk. Pedestrians were kept back as work crews barricaded the opening and debris scattered across the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panolmin
Main Street
Woolworth
Mula
Golden Hill
Vorners
Americans Warned in Damascus Rally Clashes Rise
The American consul warned residents of Damascus to stay indoors after 6 pm as protests and crowd violence grew louder following a demonstration. Officials noted rising unrest since October as tensions spiked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Amerein
Americaa
Danisus
Man hits worker with iron bar. victim to live
Joseph Logan, 38, was struck three times by George Nelson with an iron bar at the American Tube and Stamping plant on Hanec klay avenue. Logan’s skull fracture and broken arm left him in fair condition at Bridgeport Hospital. Nelson was arrested as detectives investigated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Logan
George Nelson, Thaity
Read Street
Bridgeport
Nelson
American Tube and Stamping
Haneck Ayvenue
Logan
Ora
Immedi Wely
Public Aid Sought for Christmas Mail Rush by P D Supervisors
The local branch of the National Association of Post 11 Supervisors met at the Liks Home on State Street for its annual dinner and adopted plans to educate the public on post office operations during the Christmas rush. A three member committee including Leon Caton and William J Garrity will publicize through newspapers talks and fraternal groups to speed mail handling and secure public cooperation. Officers including WoT Wever Willkins Gari and Trower were reappointed, and a mass meeting of fathers and postal workers is planned before Christmas. Senator George Louthy attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Post 11
Liks
State Street
Arthur Connor
Wot Meyer
Leon Caton
William J Garrity
Barnum Station
Oder
Postu
Assessio i
Omega
Sesson
Willkins
Gari
Bridgeport
Kristy
George Louthy
War Dept Approves New Haven Yards Plan
The War Department approved plan modifications for the New York, New Haven and Hartford lines to allow freight yards and a interchanges for Ocean freight. The harbor-line changes enable a 40 foot depth needed for the new wharf and warehouse near the last river and New York harbor south of 13th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Dept
New Haven
Washington
New York
Hartford
New York Harbor
Wir
SPM Tech Tong
Bryce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florida
Special Winter Service
Miami
GEO. Washington
Pier 45
North River
Robert E. Lee
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
Pier 36
S.S. Cary
Rome
Alexander
Carolinas
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Flen
AW. Pye
Spirin Say
Bayer Aspir
Bayer
Berkshire Mill Coal CO
North
Washington Ave
Radio Bazaar
Wen
Mathie
Lou Achindibuun
Okis
CMU
George Nelson
Niwon
Cane Nelson
Vic Nelson
Investigaion Bureau
Mra Nelsons
Sen
P. D
National Association
U.S
Renee
Howland Dry Goods Co
Egge
Geigueliy
Bridgeport, Conn
Georte Schweizer
Main St. Radford
Simth Dept Store
Elm St
Tors
Tourself
oAce
Sick Room Supply CO. 1
Naiwseap
Ghives
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