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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
9
A dense OCR fragment lists multiple radio programs across NYC stations with varied genres including music orchestras, soprano solos, weather reports, concerts, and musical talks. It mentions performers such as Dora Tauber and Teabelle Brylawski, with times spanning early afternoon to late evening and a mix of classical and popular entertainment.
Doctors warn that many babies suffer urine irritation with acidic urine causing painful skin irritation. The message urges parents to seek care and protect infants from ongoing discomfort and potential damage.
Radio listings reveal a lineup of 5:00 p m Happiness Orchestra on WEAF, 7:45 p m Bastile Day with Maxine Mongendre on WIZ, 8:00 p m The Mountebanks by National Light Opera on WEAP, 6:00 p m Banjo Ensemble, 9:00 p m Philharmonic Concert on WIZ, and 10:00 p m music honoring American Indian by an orchestra with a contralto soloist and mele quartet.
A dense schedule of radio broadcasts and live music events across New York area stations. Highlights include concerts by Norris Melody Gang, Klanda Orchestra, and various chamber ensembles, plus weather reports, market notes, and baseball scores.
Washington reports at the National Prohibition Administrators conference that industry leaders fear regulations could punish manufacturers for employee violations. Henry Chatfield of the National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association urged cooperation between the prohibition bureau and trade groups while stressing alcohol's future role in industrial chemistry and aviation fuels. He warned against allowing foreign competition to gain advantage under anti trust laws.
Possible return of former Senator Frank L. Wilder of the First district to active politics surfaced as party leaders offered him the district chairman post. Incumbent district chair Robert H. Gould was reported to have offered his resignation though unconfirmed. Wilder has previously led the district briefly and has long wielded influence there.
William A. Pike of Eaton Crane and Pike died at his summer home at Wamphassee Point Stonington Conn He had retired from active business four years ago and was a longtime reader in the summer colony His wife Miss Addie Bennett of Bridgeport survives He had served as first vice president of Eaton Crane and Pike and had been developing Pittsfield real estate recently
Springfield Mass July 18 Associated Press six persons were injured two seriously in a collision of a sedan driven by Thomas J McCarroll business agent of the local carpenters union and a coupe driven by James Casey of Naugatuck Conn at a street intersection Mrs Mary Sullivan and Arthur Colburn were taken to a hospital the former believed to have internal injuries Casey's coupe overturned twice police are investigating
Milford, July 13. Milford delegation to New Haven County Farm Bureau picnic at Double Beach Brurel on Tuesday. H. H. Tomlinson chairs committee with Mrs B G Pierpont Mrs E Lucchini Kenneth M Platt Charles Greenbacker. Basket picnic and tables provided. cold drinks and ice cream sold.
A large automobile owned by Harry Schine of 86 Wentworth Street was reported stolen last night. The vehicle was taken from Lyon Terrace while parked.
John Frank Malley of Springfield Mass newly elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks denounces atheism bigotry Bolshevism and interference with liberties in his acceptance speech He urges all right minded citizens to combat these un-American tendencies and supports a proposed Elks foundation He asks a commission to study its possibilities Miami Fla tops Los Angeles for 1028 Elks convention votes. Miami wins after Atlantic City shifts support and Los Angeles fails to gain majority.
Buckingham of 08 West River Street has accepted the presidency of the Milford Rotary Club. John T. Howes is secretary and George Bushworth treasurer. Complete officers and directors are named with committees covering Fellowship, Community Service, Education, Business Methods, Boys' Work, Classification, Publicity and Music.
Seventeen year old Anna Pruda of 86 Bond Street was charged after arrest by Detective Sergeants Walter Auger and Edward Dalley yesterday. She was taken into custody today on complaint of her parents.
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