Radio Programs Air Across Wavelengths in Newark Listing
Radio schedule outlines varied programs on multiple frequencies from GE in Schenectady to Westinghouse in Newark. Highlights include music selections, weather forecasts, market reports, talks, and concerts featuring orchestras, soloists, and readings. Various times list news letters, fashion segments, youth stories, and educational talks shaping a full day on 370 and 360 meter bands.
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General Electric
Schénectady
Homi & Naval
Goublier
VGY
Onthte Conyiinion
Revere
Bart Jett
Fizel Roush
Raio
Shelton police salary hike and liquor sale protest
A Shelton board of aldermen discussed a petition from Police Chief William Tionovan seeking a $1,000 to $2,000 annual salary increase, noting charter limits require state legislative change. Twenty five women urged action to stop liquor sales to schoolboys, while Charles Mottram urged restoration of a referendum removed from the charter. A petition will seek Legislative restoration of the charter provisions.
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Shelton
Boaelai
Board of Aldermen
Chis
Penes Wiliam Tionovan
Buch
Okiay
Hquar
Aigh Scheelay
Mra
Mary Mahoney
Welfare Committee
Meetings Tonight at Various Local Lodges and Clubs
Editor notes possible meeting time or place changes must be reported in writing to the Bridgeport Telegram. Listings include Columbus Boys' Club, Red Men halls, Hertha and Loyal lodges, Farmington area groups, veterans’ orders, and other fraternal organizations with addresses on Broad Street Main Street Stratford Avenue and nearby venues.
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Fraternalditor
Bidgeport Telegram
Columbus Boys’ Club
Pembroke Street
Okenuck
Tribe
Red Men's Hall
Stratford
Mary Silliman
Broad Street
Bertha Jodge
Hertha
Nathaniel Wheeler
Main Street
Court Park City
Bridgeport Council Jr
GC. USA
State Street
Harmony Buhekah Lodge
O. O
Steuben Bail
State
Star of
Narby Lodge
Pioneer Lodge
Sons of
Bartlett Teat
Daughters of Veterans
X. W Bishop Coup
Staté Armory
St. Charles
East Mai
Harry W. Congdon Pou
American Legion
Samuel H. Harris
Lodge I. 0
Q. W
Open air concert program with diverse vocal and instrumental pieces
The page lists a packed concert schedule featuring Violin solos by Alice Raymond and piano solos by John Bolan, with performances by sopranos Hettie Matthews and Carrie Devin, baritone A Semmens, and various ensembles. It details numbers from Rimsky Korsakov to Beethoven, plus marching bugle corps selections and a Baker’s Extracts advertisement.
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Ier
Carrie Devin Jans
Andrews
Vale
Russell
Madey
Alice Raymond
Wigmiawski
Croisier
Fred
A. Semmens
John Bolan
Miss Matthews
Grieg
Noble Knight
Meyerbest
Miller Byred
Semmens
Hemor
Hfuust
Gothod
Jon Ro'am
Wissa d’ Avi
Fron
Vosea
Jmrecini
Te Dri
Bugle Corps
Tréoklyn
Loy
Scouts
Aroerion
Kennedy
Somper Idelis
Trum
Buele
George Ender
Fru Quarlotte
Arts
W. S. MaweMonivyle
Kramer
Speke
Mr. Bolan
Sealed Tutankhamen Tomb Opening Tied to Carnarvon Arrival
The report outlines Dr. Gardiner and Prof. James Henry assessing folded napkins mistaken for papyrus in Tutankhamen’s tomb. It notes Carnarvon's soon arrival to authorize opening of the sealed chamber, mentions small stools possibly for Tutankhamen’s children, and references plans to preserve artifacts with wax impregnation while awaiting further expert analysis from London.
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Tutankhamen
Lord Carnarvon
Alan Pardings
Gardiner
Contenta
Chicago
Cairo
Mugnum
Middle Kingdom
B.C
Beyrt
Wilich
Gardiner Adde d
Nave
Jord Carmarvon
England
Toda
Carter
Afalh
Yuna
Filler Smith
University College, London
Ruhr Rail Men and Miners Quit Strike Halts Ruhr Traffic
Rail workers and miners in the Ruhr have quit their posts with a large portion of rail and canal traffic expected to halt by tomorrow night. The Paris Berlin express was stopped at Dortmund as machine guns guarded streets. French plans for a one year moratorium on reparations were outlined, while German students demand expulsions of foreign students and Thyssen release is sought in Paris.
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Dortmund
Satius Uanyyers
Mary Victorius
Essen
Bochum
Ruhr
Reichsbank
Tise
Poincare
Barthou
Germany
France
Mpance
Hier
French Communist Party
Berlin
Theatre Managers’ Association
Actors’ Union
Thyssen
Burlin
Associave Press
Paris
Trench
gHerr
Bridgeport Girl Held in New York Case At Cushman Cabaret
Miss Anija Peck 21 of Bridgeport testified she came from Bridgeport to Cushman’s place to meet friends but was raided by police. Judge Norris said such visits show troubling trends and ordered Peck and three others sent to the Home until Tuesday. A second youth, 19 from Campbell Wall Princeton Bridgeport, held on liquor charges, described as Benton, played football in 1922 and posted bail.
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Anija Peck
Bridgeport
Jomp
Norris
Cushnan
Youth buried in snow after collapsed cunaw house
Syracuse police and relatives spent the night searching for Antonia Falcone, 22, who was buried eighteen hours under snow in a yard after a collapsed structure he built. He was dug out unconscious at noon and ousted to hospital in serious condition, with physicians hopeful for recovery.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Antonia Falcone
Tonght
Ruhr food drive proposed byAgricultural league in Berlin
The Agricultural league urges a federal food drive in the Ruhr area with local committees to collect surplus grain fats and fodder for mine workers and rural populations. Relief train protection is requested to prevent theft by rebels. An American protectorate over Ruhr is discussed as an alternative settlement in Bourse circles.
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Berlin
Jan
Gie
Agriculture League
Federal Food Comptroller
Ruhr
Agricultural League
UWG
Borlin
Associated Press
IntBourse
First Sketches Reach U S of Egyptian Treasures
Readable fragments describe Tut Ankh Amen tomb finds led by Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter. Chariot, treasure chest, candlestick, and alabaster wine cup are highlighted with details of construction, decoration, and presumed royal wealth valued at millions, underscoring ancient wealth and artistry.
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Christ
Moses
Tut-Anka- Amen
Tut- Ankh-Ameén
Tuta Ankh-Amen
Tut-Ankh- Amen
Mie
Holt
Tut- Ankh-Amon
Cory Beyp
Bers
Artigan
Luxor
Dat-Ankh-Amen
Egypt
Parts of human body uncovered by workers at theatre site
Workmen excavating under the foundation of Hunt's Casino Theatre uncovered a human arm and hand, along with several Spanish coins and an old hand-moulded ring during today's site work.
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Ifunt
Vaccination Debate at Community Forum
A public forum on vaccination featured Mrs. Lora C. W. Littte of Chicago representing the American Medical Liberty League and Dr. M. G Winternitz of Yale Medical School opposing vaccination. The event covered medical liberty, public health, and policy implications.
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Lora C. W. Littte
Chicago
American Medical Liberty League
M. G Winternitz
Yale Medical School
Obituary notices for Brunner Ferry Booth Jacobson Bevans and McDonald
Obituaries recall Jennie Watmough wife of George Brunner at 241 Logan street after months of illness. Survived by husband mother sisters brothers and infant son Donald Watmough. funeral plans incomplete. Betsey M. Ferry of Redding Ridge funeral at Trinity Church Newtown with burial in Newtown cemetery. William K. Reilly son of James F. and Emma J. Kelly Reilly died at 104 Ogden street. funeral 8:39 from home then high mass at St Charles church and burial in St Michael's cemetery. Leonard J. Booth musician died at 42 Bunnell street after long illness. survived by mother Mary Jane Johnson Booth brother Ralph Ju Booth sister Mrs. Juning Christie. funeral 2:30 at St Luke's Church. burial Nichols cemetery. John Charles Jacobson irons worker died at St Vincent's hospital. funeral 2:30 Thursday at Hawley & Wilmot mortuary. burial Lakeview cemetery. Leo Bevans funeral at Long Hill home with burial Stepney cemetery. Frank McDonald machinist died at 339 Connecticut avenue. survived by wife and three sisters. funeral plans not yet completed.
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Jennie Brunner
Jennie Watmough
George Brunner
Logan Street
Emma .Watmough
William
Goggin
Clarrie Watmough
Geore
Donald Watmough
PaceMienits
Betsey M. Ferry
Redding Ridge
Trinity Episcopal Church
Newtown
Chanman
Newtown Cemetery
William K. Reilly
James F
Emma J Kelly Reilly
Hom
Ogden Street
Charles WW. Reilly
St. Charles’ Church
Burapi
St. Michael's Cemedry
Leenard J. Booth
Leonard J. Booth
Bunnell Street
Mary Jane Johnson E Booth
Ralph
Ju. Booth
Juning Christie
Nichols Cemetery
John Go, Jacobson
John Charles Jacobson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Manchester Unity
IG. C
Terj Bevans
Leo Bevans
Long Hill
John C. Forte
Washington Party Methodist
Episcopal Church
Stepney Cemetery
Frank McDonald
Rank McDonald
New Haven Railroad
Connecticut Avenue
Beacon Lodge of Masons
Beacon
Father John's Medicine Offer Adapts Health Claims
In a terse health-ad style fragment readers are urged to build strength to resist colds by starting Father John s Medicine today. The note suggests a preventive approach and promotes the product as a remedy.
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John
Loyal I O O F lodge funeral notice for Brother Jacobson
Odd Fellows of Loyal Abraham Lincoln lodge M WV seek attendance at the funeral of John C. Jacobson at 2 30 PM on Thursday January 25, at the Hawiey Wil mot funeral parlors 866 Lafayette St. N G Mary S Alden J D Marvel V G
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Abraham Lincoln Lodge
M. WV
John C. Jacobson
Fuuneral
Hawiey & Wilmot
Lafayette St
Alden
N. G. Joun
Marvel. V. G
History books may need rewriting from new excavations
A remark by Mr. stating that the pages of history books may require revision once the results of the latest excavations are revealed. The comment hints at significant new findings that could alter current historical understanding.
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Sigal Roush
Halection
Koke San
Amoto
NOBLE
Dekoven
James Sanitsy
Hiromar
Westinghouse Ei, & Mfg. Co
Newark
N. J
Iweather
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
St. Nicholas
Amuangreesseée
Fannie Kmitkhourns
Cmagazine
Charles P. Wellner
Rutherford
Homming
T. del Roso
Carl Gollint
Lfrodigal
Bir Aullivan
Ty “ Grey
G. Patelas
Ay Foster
Cork
Frdward Porter
Ampico
Ourtesy Wm. Krabe & Company
Arlington
Ampico Annals
Westing House el
Mfg. ° Co
Pittsburgh
Allusic
Music and Weather Report
Kdk“A Little Symphony Orchestra
Victor Saudek
Trenart
New York Exchange
Natignal Industrial Conference Board
Dee Carolyn Ropelen
Pennsylvania
C. OC. Stotler
Tine Guamnty Company
John Rudda
Carnegie
Padah Modda
Ting Trartol
Delleh Foter Keay
Meader
Mwagel I
Drake
Pre- Jude
Massenet
Wat ‘Sleeping Heauty
Tschaikowsky
Venice
Pawn
Gondalier
Sudivan
Sousa
Fynato
Respighi
Bulletto
MoWnaroKesplent
Scherzo
Chopin
Neadings
Peition
Salos
Beethoven
Gavotte
Gos
Giana Nos
Binetty
Drive Auer
Ackley
Cadmmn
Law
Ley
L. Bamberger & Co
United States Department of Agriculture
Phosdse Scott
Thomas Co Kelly
Tommy Tad
Margetsong
Bigets
Bard
Armagh
Jay Goldberg
Lizet
Thomas O'Kelly
Mantciay
Danny Deever
Rho Tn
Pagkacei
Fav P.om
Mite Yaail
Pictoriu Review Maga
Zine
New York
G. A
South Ui Cyureh
GO Park Vresbyt
Philip Gordon
South Side
Itigh Scheoi
W. EA. F
American Tel & Tel, Co
Cherie Pertioatingh
Musettie
Limer & Amend, Ltd
18Th St
Quilty
Jeam
New Hogland
Arthur E. P. B. Weigatl
Mhrance
Jah
Tha Telerram
Bin
Tather
Mer
Miss Peck Fe
Goleden Till Street
Remington
Tor Tatreign
Crittenden Home
Kowalski
Langendreer
Lue
U. S
Qjight
North American Newspager Alliance
Stratfield
Stratfield Hotel
F. A. Cantwell
Mgr
Vraberatorite
Malden
Mase
Odd Fellows
Bridgeport Telegram
Arthur E. P. B. Weigall
North American Newspaper Alliance
The
London Daily Mail
Weigall
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