Radio Programs Summary from Early to Prime Time
Radio listings from Bs-Wiz Westinghouse Newark and stations WOR KDKA WEAF Buoy a dense schedule featuring music, talks, and lectures. Notable items include concerts by Paulie Spivack Lucile Collette Grace Fisher Muriel Winthrop and the Cambrian Minstrels plus educational talks on electrical safety and the care of appliances. Programs also present stock market news weather reports and various cultural features with multiple orchestral and vocal performances across 1360 400 and 360 meter bands.
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Westinghouse Electric & Mfg
Newark
P. m
Paulie Spivack
Soprand
Birt
Love Divine
Joring
Grace Isabel Colbron
Women’s Wear Daily
J. H. Tre Cas
National Board of Fire
Odysseuns
Troy
Padraic
Bertha Brainard
U. S. Navy
Navy Band
WGY
General Electric Go
Schenectady
U. S
Naval Observatory
Priscila
Opm
Cambrian Maio
Cambrian ‘Minstrels
James Hogan
Wit Turnbull
Wilts
Walter Melcher
George Andrews
Iweater
Cambrian
George Pope
William Branton
M. Warrath
Charles Piadish
Cambrian Minstrels
Epee
Dr. Crane
Newark Lundsay_ Call
Muriel Winthrop
St. James Episcopal Church
Madrisal
Irris
Atia
Carmen
Bizet
Curran
Crist
Pisare
Mozart
Yeiclo
Bassett
Boy Scouts of America
Bennie’ Hyde
American Museum
Natural ‘History
Grace Fisher
The
Carrollial
New York
Lawton Mackall
Charles Wold
Schubert
Apollo Quartet
Lucky Jim
Parks
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg Co
Pittsburgh
Games Theatre
Fifth Ave
Pittsburgh Bee
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Washington, D.C
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Elinor Barton
Joseph Morne
Vitteburgh
Wome
Harriet Webster
Joseph Thorne Co
Pittaburgh
Stiquetta
Pittsburgh Public Schools
Irene McDermott
A. Goldstein
O. D
Pitt Optical Vo
Usinbad
Anderson Fails to Appear Pleads Illness in Probe
New York district attorney investigations into anti saloon league ties include William F. Anderson state superintendent signaling illness to avoid questioning. Conflicting reports say a severe cold or mental strain kept him from attending, with corroborating notes from his secretary and a Yonkers home visit. The case also involves Rev. David James Burrell traveling from Madison New Jersey to be questioned about league affairs.
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New York, Pt
Willian TF. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
District Attorney's Office
Pecora
Iness
Peccora
David James Burrell
League
Madison
N. J
Flarble Collegiate
Burrell
Anderson
Binghamton
Wdgey Y. Brackett
Yonkers
Joan
Physicians Seek New Quarters for Proposed Professional Building
Negotiations for a new medical professional building at Broad and Gilbert streets begin as physicians at 81 Lafayette street face eviction on April 1. Rivkin, manager of the old Professional Building, declines comment on the verbal vacate notice. Owners weigh converting the Lafayette building while PP Benham, owner of Broad street site, backs plans for a modern facility for the medical fraternity.
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Broad and
Gilbert Streets
Lafayette Street
Rivkin
N. Benham
Broad Street
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal Groups
A long list of fraternal and civic organizations in Bridgeport announces meeting locations and times. Entries include lodges, orders, clubs, and charitable groups at multiple streets and addresses such as Main Street, Broad Street, State Street, and 1025 Alain Street, with various active societies like the Knights, Maccabees, OTO, and others.
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Arlen Soviety
Bridgeport
Medical Association
Nwa Institute of Sinance
Misoy Bridgeport
State Armory
Auiintleeleb
Y. WG
Main
Iateny Council
Mithuva
Lodge
Waller Place
St. Joseph‘s
SE Joseph's Convent Schovol
Madison Yen
Weomen
Republican Club
Union Avenue
Guiding Star Commandery
State Street
Knights of the Maccabees
Mast Main Street
Doric Lodge
Flang
A. M
Housatonic Avenue
Seaview Lodge
J. O. DB
St. George
Stratford Avenue
Order of de Moloy
Masonic Temple
Lisyt Second Rhapsed TAszt Recital by Al Anderson
A fragmented program lists mezzo soprano Al Anderson performing pieces including Mendelssohn Arne's Song and Grieg Cradle Song. The entry hints at a recital titled On What Song and selections such as Love Thee and O More Glimpse with a 3390 p m time reference.
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Lisyt
al Anderson
Mezko
Mendelssohn
Arne
Grieg
2Cronfahl
Immigration Bill Approved Would Block Japanese and European Influx
Washington news reports the House Immigration Committee approved a permanent restriction act plan to block Japanese immigration and cut European quotas. The bill bases quotas on the 1890 census, aiming to boost northern and western European admissions while reducing southern and eastern European as exemplified by Germany and Italy quota shifts.
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Europe
Japan
Washington
House Immigration Committee
United States
Johnson
Near East
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
France
Religum
Scandinavian
Poland
Russia
Balkan States
Washington Ledger: Senate Passes Armenian Aid Bill and Cuba Cession Talks
The Senate sent to the House a bill admitting up to 25,000 Armenian orphans through June 9, 1924. Senator Pomerene urged Harding to press Cuba for cession of the Isle of Pines. Senator Watson predicted a unanimous Harding renomination. The Central American conference will sign a treaty in plenary sessions. Wadleigh noted coal stock gains after the miners’ strike. Mondell questioned rural credits timing before March adjournment. Immigration quotas might move to 2 percent of 1890 foreign-born totals, down from 3 percent of 1910 totals.
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Senate
House
United States
Pomerene
Ohio
Harding
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Watson
Repubiican
Indiana
Wadleigsh
Congress
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House Immigration Committee
Council Overrides Mayor Atwater Veto on City Measures
The council, in a session continuing from page one, overrides Mayor Atwater's veto on purchasing Soldiers Field in Salem streets. Aldermen push through parking rule changes, eight hour worklaw for city staff, and police budget curbs. Debate touches on fire department staffing and a rejected bid to abolish the paving and sewer commission.
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G. O. BP
Costello
William Wf. Brady
Thire
Tield
Salem Strees
Atwater
Lavery
Everyman's Bible Class Dinner At First Baptist
The Everyman's Bible class drew a larger crowd than before for last night’s supper at First Baptist Church. Rav. Thomas Balgsi gave the main address praising similar classes. entertainment followed with Phillips and Collinge quartet, solos by Beans and Colinge, and a short talk by Rev. Leo J. Tuck. W. C. Florian presided with Northcott assisting.
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First Baptist Church
Thomas Balgsi
Theodore Philips
Charles’ Collinge
Charles van Synce
William Coe
James Spaine
William Duff
Stanley Beans
Leo J. Tuck
W. C. Florian
Northcott
M.C. Ayleg Community Singing
Congdon Post Plans Immediate Home Expansion
Commander Charles H. Sprague was empowered by a unanimous vote of Congdon post No. 11 to form a committee to plan an addition to the post quarters. The group will oversee erection and financing. Adjutant William M. McNulty reported on Stamford county meeting and a March banquet for Legionnaires in the county.
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Charles H. Sprague
Harry W. Congdon
American Legion
William M. McNulty
Stamford
Harding Will Be 1924 Candidate
Publican leaders contend this targets the Indiana Senator’s possible 1924 bid. The move sparks dissension, seen as dethroning Watson and Curtis from leadership roles. It may aim to stifle Watson and Capper moves. Lodge clarifies he did not name Wadsworth or Lenroot as assistants. He salutes Curtis and Watson’s aid.
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Harrison
Watson
Curtis
Kansas
Capper
Lodge
Wadsworth
Lenroot
Senate
Stamford Contractor Injured In Auto Crash
Stamford contractor Special i Sileg Flliett was injured tonight at the Post road near St Johns park when his car skidded on a snow bank and struck a trolley car. He was taken to Stamford hospital with a possible skull fracture and a broken leg as both vehicles suffered considerable damage.
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Stamford
Sileg Flliett
Stamford Hospital
St. John's Park
Fairfield County American Legion to Meet in Sherman Park
Special notice that the next Fairfield county American Legion posts will meet in Sherman Park area. No date set. City officials discuss board of appraisal and unfair sewer assessments. Abraham Levy seeks $100 cost for electric light pole connections on Lincoln and Madison avenues. Alderman Hogan argues for immediate action. Budget allocates $1800 for outside poor services in February. Various committee reports approved. Harrison Street extension hearing planned for February 29.
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Dunigan
Terry Place
Keeler Avenue
Thorne Street
Penn Street
Beechmont Avenue
Wayne Street
Seunaview Avenue
Reservoir
Sylvan Avenue
Omega Street
Waynee Street
Laural Avenue
Clermont Avenue
Beechwood Avihue
Dewey Street
Mountain Grove Street
Park Avenue
Beech- Wood Park
Gatman Street
Tindley Street
Grand Street
Hogan
Beech
Bord of Education
East Side High School
Tfinanes Committee
Cornell
Annie McShane
Red Emeneeger
Board of Appriaise
Canfield Avenue
Wilson
Fairfield Iyanne
Abraham Levy
Lincoln Avenue
Madison Avenue
Illuminating Company
Levy
Alderman Hogan
New Hallen School
North Eny
Charities Department
Anson Street
Doherty
Harrison Street
Tpairfield Avenue
State Street
Wis
Man's life span shrinks with speed era says scientist
Paris report cites Danish professor Carl Fischer noting average lifespans dropped from 67 to 61 since 1914 as speed of travel accelerates. He warns automobil e and aviation will further shorten life to 40 to 45 within twenty years, urging exercise and caution against overwork and moral laxity.
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Paris
Carl Fisher
French Academy of Sciences
Fischer
Europe
Jésus Christ
Europe Alarmed as French Advance Shocks Germany
Berlin reports the French occupied Offenburg and Appenweier in Baden as Chancellor Cuno returns to Berlin. Hugo Stinnes backs Chancellor and warns of inevitable catastrophe with spreading scarlet fever and diphtheria among the population. Paris plans to coordinate rail and water traffic in the Ruhr and Rhineland with Allied forces to safeguard army movement and coal reparations, considering further penalties if Germany resists.
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Sen
Waser
Millon
Hugo Stinnes
Cuno
Jamré
Stinnes
Cupin
Ray
Berlin
Associated Press
Ruhr
Offenburg
Appenweiers
Baden
Fig
Degeutta
Payot
Rhineland
M. le Trocquer
General Degoutte
Ogdupas Jonal
M. Coste
Hiead
Eeqnemic
Germany
French offer two dollars for German girl's life
Berlin report says the French commander in Duesseldorf offered 100000 marks to the parents of the German girl killed by a French corporal. Dr Gruetzner, German provincial president, rejected the sum as an affront and advised legal action in German courts.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Duesseldorf
Grietanor
Murphy 10 Bring Case Before A A U
The article notes Murphy 10 filing a case with the A A U to oversee funds and term management of the school athletic association. Alumni plan to fund part of the salary for tech graduate Silayer. It cites large New York and Boston high schools with graduate managers, a model that has succeeded notably in Boston.
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School Athletic Association
Tech
Silayer
New York
Bbston
Bridgeport
Boston
Jewelry Bandit Caught After Chase on Bowery
A New Haven rail road conductor filed a fare evasion charge against Penlin DiLeo of 49 Walter Street. Dilveo Wry was arrested and held in $23 bonds following the morning chase on Bowery.
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Penlin DiLeo
Walter Street
New Haven
Dilveo
Youth May Have Fractured Skull From Fist Fight
Henry Renz aged eighteen of 176 Thorm Street was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in bewildered condition after a street fist fight on Charles Street. A blow to the back of the head prompted observation overnight for possible skull fracture. Renz and opponent Tesse Foley, eighteen of 31 Bronx Avenue, were arrested on assault charges with bond set at gad.
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Henry Renz
Thorm
St. Vincent's Hospital
Renz
Fotey
Gad
Should Try Grant and Manning Says Darien Churchman
New York February 5 A church columnist urges trial of Bishop Manning and Rev. Dr. Percy Grant over the Deity of Christ. Dr. Dumbell of St Luke’s claims Manning betrayed Christ and challenged him to declare his belief without ambiguity. The dispute centers on Jesus’s divinity and loyalty to Christ.
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Grant
Manning
Darien
JXEW
York
Lord
Jesus Christ
God
Pumbell
Dumbell
Jesus
Three Men Charged With Gambling On Train
Three men alleged to have gambled on trains along the New Haven line for over a week were arrested from Train 59 heading to New York. Louis Maisel showing promoter, Hugh Willes actor of New York, and James C. Connella contractor of Hartford were seized and held on $200 bonds each for a City court hearing tomorrow morning.
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Stamford
Ieh
Musterole replaces mustard plasters for relief
Promises quick relief from sore throat bronchitis ton silitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbar pains and more without blistering. Sold in 35c and 65c jars and cubes as a cleaner stronger option.
Kelly Seeks Resignations of Four State Legion Officers
Stratford February report says State Legion Commander Edward Kelly asked resignations of four members of the State executive committee due to inactivity in Legion affairs. He denied a bonus for each month of service and urged support only if the $2,300,000 fund remains untouched. New slate named includes Edward Barlow as commander, Wayne Austin and Henry Wells as vice commanders, Tritz Holmgren as adjutant and Harald DeLacour as chaplain with Jack Wood sergeant at arms.
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Stratford
Stratford Legion
Sterling Memorial Home
State Legion
Edward Kelly
American Legion
Hs Acton
Legion
Kelly
General Assembly
Neakly
Sternin
Edward Barlow
Wayne Austin
Henry Wells
Tritz
Holmgren
Harald DeLacour
Engineers Prepare for Banquet and Meeting
The Engineers club expands as six new members are voted in at the Stratfield hotel. The annual meeting and banquet are set for Friday night there. One slate of officers named: Carl Dietz president, Arthur E. Keating vice president, A. T. Hannibal secretary, Charles Schmelz treasurer, A R Parker membership chair, Herbert B E Wells meetings chair.
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Engineers’ Club
Stratfield Hotel
Louis Schwertie
Byron Merwin
Fred W. Beitner
Eoward E. Aitkins
W. Gibbs
Carl Dietz
Arthur E. Keating
A. T. Hannibal
Charles, . Schmelz
A. R. Parker
Herbert BE. Wells
Died WAGEN and Died Notice Fragments
Obituary notices from a 1923 Connecticut newspaper itemized multiple deaths with funeral details. Names include Joseph W Bergeon Mary Greta Gooby James R Penning Andrew Pollik Carl Schmid Benjamin J Creamer plus anniversaries and memorials for Mrs Sadie Healey Ghiotto and Mrs Mary West. Details cover ages, addresses, funeral times, church services, and interment locales.
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Hartes
Clark
Clarences
A. Clark
Brooks Street
St. Charles
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Gooby
Mary
Greta Goobys
Edwin Q Sims
Oak Gate Cemetery
Derby
Conn
Penzue
Joseph J. Penzue
Hac
Kossuth Street
St Chasies’ Church
St. Michael's Ceme
Benjamin J. Creamer
Williston Street
St. John's Greek Catholic Church
St. Michael's
Schmaid
Carl Schmid
Frank Polke & Son
State Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Bereavement thanks to friends and organizations
We acknowledge with thanks the kindness of our relatives friends and neighbors during our recent bereavement for our wife and mother Victoria Lodge St George Employes T P Taylor Co Trim department Locamo bila Go and Platoon C Police Depart ment First Precinct for floral offerings Jamie Ennis and Family.
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Tang Victoria Lodge
St. George
T. P. Taylor Co
Trim Department
Locamobila
Platoon C. Police Department
First Precinct
Jamie Ennis
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Bamberger & Co
John W. Xwrke
Villar
Ireland
Oleh, Brannigan
Maehree
the Hayman
Elbert EU ‘Sonn
Sunday Call
John J. Burke
Fannie L. Toda
Brooklyn
N. Y
Woodman
Bartlett
Harp
Woodland
Artin
WEAF
Florence Rubovity
Tezso
W Jford
Jes
Florencs Rubovitz
Little
Banja
Bridgeport Telegram
Fire Department
Beers
Jogan
Cari Teel
Main Street
Fire Board
Sanford
Reck
John Street
Courtland Street
I Ini
Republians
Alderman Beers
Alderman Lavery
Hayor Cyt
Everyman’s Bible
Congdon
County American Legion
Fairfield
Tage One
Bowery
R.R. Train
Musterole
Sadie Healey Ghiotto
St. Charles Church
Mary West
Mrg
Sade
Henry Ghiotto
Army of Jesus
Hughes & Chapman Co
Stratfoad Ave
BridSport
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