Radio Programs on 60 Meters and 73 Meters
Radio schedule from Newark and Pittsburgh stations lists music recitals, operatic excerpts, and talks through the day. Performers include Etta Portnoy, Harry P. Bell, Lottie Care, and the Puevini Grand Opera Co, with a wide roster of songs, piano pieces, and orchestral numbers. Also notes children stories and Boy Scouts events, plus market updates and weather forecasts.
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W. C
L. Bamberger & Co
Newark
Nedy
Etta E. Porth
Orange
Cadman
Harry C. Paelt
Pate
Grolina
Etta EB
Porih
Woodford-Finden
the Minnetinka
Lieurance
Albert 7 Sup
Radio Apartment
Romes
Dybert Hubbard
Empress
Josephine
Lottie & Care
Clutsen
Strickland
Clark
Westinghouse el, & Mig. Co
Pittsburgh
Psta
Sma iTusiv
Tw A States Public Health Bureau
Washington, D
Harriet Webster
Joseph Horne Company
Fittsburgh
Dr. Ferguson J
Bureau of Recreation of Athe of
Fra
Elinor Barton
Joseph Horne Co
Ming Tomer
Andrew
Ex congressman Lundin faces charges of funds misuse in Chicago
Former congressman Fred Lundin, long allied with Mayor Thompson, and 28 others named in a blanket indictment by a special grand jury probing school board affairs. Indictments allege conspiracy to obtain millions from Chicago and Illinois, with bonds set at 10 000 each. Lundin reportedly active in Cuba amid allegations of influence and ties to the Thompson machine.
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Chicago
Fred Lundin
William Disse Thompson
Virtus Rohm
Javidin
Michael A. Mckinley
Criminal Court
Lundin
Cuba
Trohn
Time
Ihiss Insurance
Wiliam A. Bither
Board of Education
Te Wag
Teleg
Bither
Thompson
Silent Boys
Renins
Tinois
New Haven Hold Up Man Captured After Chase
A 14 year old suspect Mikowski was captured near the Green after a pistol fired at Policeman Welch. The youth, battered, was charged with assault with attempt to murder, robbery with violence, and carrying concealed weapons. Welch sought medical aid but no wound was found.
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Mikowski
Dar
James P. Welch
Welch
Glant
Chapel Street
Mikowskki
Mikowsk
Pnlicn
Baldwin Views Declared A Slur In Political Debate
A fragmentary old clipping accuses Baldwin of labeling western lawmakers as ignorant of international business and nuance. The piece alleges his remark that Westerners only sell wheat and hogs displays ignorance, while praising certain commissions and party members. An adjacent ad mentions laxatives and a theater program with musical acts.
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Ig An
Lowbieh J
Haldwin
February Graduate to Receive Dual Diplomas at Bridgeport
February Class of 1923 student nestern Burr will earn two diplomas, one from the State Board of Education and one from the Bridgeport Board of Education, at Friday night graduation in the auditorium. Burr, 17, entered in 1919 and completed through a cooperative program with the Trade School, logging 200 hours there and 1600 hours of high school work, fulfilling trade diploma requirements. Director Herbert J. Hanson notes 16 other students are also enrolled in cooperative courses, with more expected to pursue trades during secondary studies.
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Nestern Burr
Bridgeport
State Board of Education
Bridgagort
T Rade
Herbert J. Hanson
Iate Trade School
Community Chest Drive Ends Amid Large Donations
The Community Chest drive concluded after a final rally with speeches and prayer. Donations totaled about 10,000 unreturned cards with signatures, while teams across Navy Army and industrial divisions reported substantial pledges led by Rev Nihil and Captain McGovern. Gilbert Goodridge won top honors with 576 subscriptions totaling 24,412 dollars, and overall weekly totals exceeded 24,000 dollars with strong church and student support.
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Brooklawn
W. LaField
David Beach
Mr. Simpson
Mpetus
J. M Nihil
McGovern
John 7 King
Navy
St Patrick's R. A
St. Anne's R. C
St. James' FB. C
Stratford
St. John's Slovak K. C
St Anthony's R. C
St. George's
Army
J.P. Wrnshie
A. M Cooper
Charlee
Ritzer
K. TY. Staples
Peter Davey
Stoddard
Fred Harrison
Ri Oppel
W. N. Northcotings
Leis Pawlett
K. Harr
Platt
Dr Stawowezik
Gerald Pratt
Leonard Ashelt
C_ Spargo
Mercantiles Division
Jindustrial Division
Marine Corps
Public Service
Gilbert Goodridge
Congress pauses as Burroughs dies and other Capitol notes
The House adjourned in respect for Rep. Burroughs of New Hampshire who died Saturday night. The Senate confirmed Judge Sanford of Tennessee to the Supreme Court. Other items include France denying troop movement into the Ruhr and discussions on a Alameda naval base. Porto Rico Governor Relly plans to sail for the island after talks with Harding Weeks. Senator McCormick urged European policy changes amid warnings of a painful misstep.
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House
Burroughs
New Hampshire
France
Ruhr
House Naval Committee
Ay Fleet
Alameda
Cali
Norbeck
Ith
Dakota
Senate
Anderson
T Sanford
Tennessee
Supreme Court
F. Mont Relly
Porto Rico
Harding
Weeks
McCormick
Ilin
Ois
Jin
Nebraska bankers seek new uses for invisible assets
Nebraska Governor Charles W. Bryan and 405 state banks argue the 1908 guaranty law fails to curb bank suspensions. They advocate investigating invisible assets left by suspended banks and possibly reallocating the $2.5 million average guaranty fund to realign assets, aiming to reduce overhead and strengthen deposit protection.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Charles W. Bryan
Bryan
Guaranty Fund
District Chief of Mine Workers Resigns Office
C J Golden, president of Districtine United Mine Workers, resigns from the Miners Nationalization Research Committee as Will Searles of the United Mine Workers Journal attacks the committee report. Golden defends union policy and labels Searles ignorant and disparaging, urging readers to see loyal miners backing public ownership and nationalization efforts.
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New York
C. J. Godlon
Districtine
United Mine Workers of America
Consunuittes
Will Searles
United Ming
Wiarkers! Journal
Searles
Greenwich
Village Parlor
My. Searles
United Mine Workers
United States Congress
Greenwich Village
Fairfield Church Reelects Officers At Annual Meeting
At St. Pauls Episcopal Fairfield, all officers were re elected during the annual meeting. After business, a social hour and refreshments by the Woman Auxiliary followed. The treasurer reports the church is without debt and the complete officer slate was read including vestry members and delegates.
Angora delegates falter as peace talks stall
The treaty was privately presented today as Angora delegates grow distrustful of Allied proposals. They hesitate to decide, fearing adjournment could be seen as rupture and risk renewed hostilities despite the Mudania armistice. Richard Washburn Child leads U S envoy efforts to harmonize views.
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Europe
Richard Washburn Child
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Civic Groups
A list of organizations and venues in Bridgeport shows meetings tonight at the State Armory, Bridgeport Telegram offices, Bridgeport YWCA, Golden Hill Street, and several lodges and clubs. Attendees urged to notify changes in writing. locations include Main Street, Broad Street, and related landmark buildings.
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Phene
Thotor
Bridgeport Telegram
Bridgeport Link Club
State Armory
Bridgeport Athletic Club
Golden Hill
Konckapotunanh Tribe
R M
Main Street
Harmony Cornell, Jr
O.U. A
State Street
Mithra Lodge
K of P
Calanthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pequennoeck Lodge
Broad
Reach agreement on nine million one hundred eighty eight thousand five hundred sixty one dollars
In Detroit on January 29 James O Murfin representing the Lincoln Motor Company receiver and government officials reached a settlement fixing the payment to the government to close its claim for nine million one hundred fifty eight thousand six hundred sixty one dollars for alleged overpayments on war contracts The amount will be announced in U S District Court tomorrow
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Detroit
Mick
James O. Murfin
Lincoln Motor Company
Wak Department
U. S. District Court
Assistant Head of Factory Dies From Pneumonia
Stamford January 29 William J Metcalf assistant to the president of Yale and Towne manufacturing company died today at his home age forty of double pneumonia after a short illness Born in Mitchell South Dakota he joined Yale and Towne in 1902 as a salesman He was treasurer of the associated charities president of the suburban club and a vestryman of St Johns F E church Survived by wife and parents Mr and Mrs Melville Metcalf and one sister all of Washington DC
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Stamford
William J. Metcalf
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
Metcalf
Mitchell
South Dakota
Yale and Towne Company
St. Johns F. E
Me. Metenle
Melville Metcalf
Washington, D.C
Ruhr Zone In Isolation Amid Urgent Ruhr Talks
Berlin reports state officials cannot confirm rumors of tightened martial law in Essen as tension rises over French pressure to secure reparations. A telegraph strike disrupts Essen to Berlin communications while rail traffic in the Rhineland stalls under a broad regional stoppage. Thyssen asserts Ruhr unity against French encroachment and vows resistance across all classes.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Essen
Joblenz
Cassociated
Rhineland
Paris
Ruhr Aggdeng
Foincare
France
Ruhr Valley
North police sleuth tale tops Ottawa’s rumor mill
A formal report from the Canadian Mounted Police is described as a dramatic northern mystery. Staff Sergeant Joy acts as coroner and magistrate in a drawn out murder case on Baffin Land. The Eskimo suspects, white trader, and Arctic witnesses await a northern trial and possible execution.
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Ottawa
Canadian Mounted Police
Baffin Land
England
Hudson Bay
North Pole
Sergeant Joy
Joy
Magistra Jor
Dominion
Gury
State Police Seek To Secure Turkey In Darien
State police were asked to search for the prize turkey owned by Philip H. Niven poultry expert after the bird was stolen. Niven had his entire poultry yard destroyed by an incendiary fire three weeks earlier, making the turkey his most valuable survivor.
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Darien
Jun
Philip H. Niven
Rioters staged fake riot at court to frighten Ku Klux Klan suspects
Attendants at Gates Avenue court allegedly provoked a mob by staging a fake riot outside their cell area. They hurled bottles, staged a call to police, and shouted in a Negro dialect. Magistrate Dale Etheridge called the incident a shocking display of bias against the Klan. Greenwood County Judge Featherstone denounced the Klan as a menace, saying God gave us from the KK.
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Gates Avenue
Dale“ Etheridge
Klan
Greenwood
D. C
Greenwood County Grand Jury
C. Featherstone
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Surprise party honors Thomas H. Smith in New Haven
A party in honor of Thomas H. Smith of 1557 Iranistan Avenue featured music dancing and refreshments. The American Legion plans a club house gathering on Golden Hill Street with Nicholas Bayess S R Gedris and George O Connell as hosts. The Little Theatre League scheduled plays for February first second and fifth replacing former dates. Drapery trends highlight popular skirt fullness and hemline balance.
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Thomas H. Smith
Iranistan
Avenue
Esea
The
American Legion
Golden Hill Street
Nicholas
Bayess S. R
Gedris
George O'Connell
Little Theatre League
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Canzana
Tio
Iene
Gardeny
Trathbun
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Broadwa
Bertha Brainerd
Auries of Diglin
Henry Lou
Maria Samson
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Siemals
Ampico
Tel
Helene IgeNor
Gnd Rman
Schleiffarth
Smith
M Steli
Walts
Sinding
Schubert-Listz
Clara
Sneedi
Wate Coprano
Vissi Prarte
John Adposen
Puccini
Regmi Bartlett
Pda
DeKoven
G. Y
Seneral Electric Co
Schenectady
WOY
Pram
Ang Rain
Robert Stafford
Pareles
Heller
New Haven
Baldwin
Gas
Samoa
Spinaly
Pwatanes Gifey
Lester Burr
Sorenson Baking Company
Cams
Federation
Washington
GJ. Golden
Fairfield Church
Cheynaka
Bosworth Campaign
State ST
U. S
Gut
Thyssen
Ontimigsm
Fritz Thyssen
Germany
Herr Thyssen
Turkey
Uaseg
the Gas Appliance Exchange Inc
Fairfield Ave
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