Hartford Pastor Elected Head of Missionary Board
The Rev Rockwell Harmon Potter of Hartford Conn was elected president of the American board of commissioners for foreign missions by the national council of the Congregational church. Kenyon Butterfield and Mrs Franklin Warner were elected vice presidents and office begins October 28. James L Barton of Boston retires after 32 years as corresponding secretary. Ernest W. Riggs was chosen to succeed Dr Barton as secretary emeritus. Boston officials fill other posts including Patton Strong Calder and Mrs Lucius Lee.
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Omaha
Neb
Associated Press
Rockwell Harmon Potter
Hartford Conn
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
National Council of the
Kenyon , Butterfield
Michigan Agricultural College
Pranklin Warner
New York
James L Barton
Boston
Ernest W. Riggs Foumerts
Turkey
Harton
D Brewer Eddy Brother
Shersord Edgy
The
International M.C. A
Cornelius H Patton
William E Strong
Hebert B Calder
Lucius ©. Lee
Charles C Merrill
Ontago
Frederick A Gaskins
Harold B Selcher
H Emma Keith
New
Oscar E Mauret
New Haven
Conn
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Two Divorces Sought By Women Here
Two divorce actions filed yesterday in Superior court involve Margaret D Hoyt of Stamford seeking a decree against Van Buren Hoyt, also of Stamford, whom she married April 20, 1911, claiming intolerable cruelty. Cus.oly of to minor children 1g also sought by Mary E Koller of Ridgepost against Herbert Koller of Washington DC, whom she married June 4, 1913, alleging desertion on July 1, 1921.
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Margaret D Hoyt
Stamford
van Buren Hoyt
Oly
Mary E Koller
Stidgepost
Herbert & Koller
Wishington
Radio Program Schedule Highlights From Day’s Lineup
A dense listing of musical ensembles, orchestras, and guest artists with times across the day. Notable entries include Maulson Concert Orchestra, Waldorf Astoria performances, and special features with the Commodore Orchestra, Oasis Saxophone Octet, and Hilltop groups. Also listed are weather briefings, market reports, and various educational shows.
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Maulson Concert Orchestra
Julian Heath
Werman Goodwan
Aspocinted Press
Bo Kennedy
Keystone
Muliterraneans Orchestre
Oasis
Masweil
Soto
Outstanding Radio Schedule Mix From New York to Hawaii
A dense list outlines evening programs across WEAF WLAM WNEW and other outlets. It mentions orchestras Opera chimes and performances with artists like Davis and the Maxwell Hour, plus weather stock reports and educational segments across stations in New York Hartford Chicago and beyond.
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Sbok Wat Anew
Oriele
Sammy
Gilles Jazz Bariton
Joie
Mildren Widdell
Fay US
Lewth Rarerunners
Bulm Ividens Orchestra
Godens
TAO LM
Arlington
Hilo
WEAF
Keystone
WIZ
Scheheragade
Davis
Maxwell
Shilkret
Orchestr
Ipana Troubadours
Chimes
Normandy
National Light Opera Company
WEAP
Travelers chief bets on easing WTIC WJZ interference
Hartford May 31 The Travelers Insurance vice president Walter G Cowles says CT radio listeners need not fear interference between WTIC Hartford and WJZ New York as the FCC last week reassigned 65 KC 461% meters to WTIC. Management has pressed for a move to old 3 KC 4769 meters with conferences in Washington and via long distance calls. Due to the expected issues the commission postponed the reallocation to June 26 after talks with ten commissioners over the holidays.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Walter G. Cowles
Travelers Insurance Company
National Capital
Connecticut
WTIC
WJ4
New York
Federal Radio Commission
Radio Commission
Washington
Seta
Cowles
Coolidge Welcomes Antiwar Move On War Outlaw Treaty
President Coolidge watched closely the push to outlaw war through a U S France treaty. He declined to voice opinion on Professor Shotwell’s proposal but said the move is being considered in concrete terms and merits study by the State Department.
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Washington
Associated Pressi Informe
United States
France
Coolidge
James T Shotwell
Columbia University
Briand
Associated Press
State Department
Missionary Bishop James Cannon Jr Stricken With Malaria
A radio message from Capetown South Africa reported by Associated Press says Bishop James Cannon Jr of the M E Missionary movement, returning from Africa aboard the 88 Baltimore, has contracted malaria fever. The ship's surgeon transmitted the update as the missionary party traveled back toward Nashville Tennessee.
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Nashville
Tenn
May
Iby Associated Press
Capetown
South Africa
Hearquettes
Bishan James Cannon, Jr
Africa
Profit in Retail Selling Eye Opens Ad Club Speech
Ralph Blackburn of D M Read outlines that department stores face slim profits, with average net margins near two cents of sales. He cites three fixes: faster turnover, smaller investment, and vigilant idle stock control, plus modern budgeting and unit control systems. He urges trained sales staff and systematic merchandising.
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Ralph Blackburn
D M Read Company
Advertising Club
Stratfield
Geneal
Read Company
State & Nes
Canada
Blackburn
M. Blackburn
Steel Builders of State Face Strike Deadlock
In Connecticut, steel contractors oppose a wage rise from 11 to 12 a day demanded by Local No. 15 Steel Workers of America. Union leaders expect a settlement within a day or two as talks stall. Employers warn business is sub-normal and not as prosperous as hoped. If a strike occurs, about 1,000 union workers across Hartford and the state could walk off, delaying major projects.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Structural Steel
Connecticut
Steel Industrial Workers of America
Nams
Mkewlae
International Usig
Enty
Conny
Washington Streep
Clarkin Field
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Commission On Law Enforcement
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Duard
Hughes
Mary Lindsay Ouver
Mackit
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Janssen
Waldorf Aetoria Iudrer Music
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Baseball Scares
EM Chatur
Hyman Sengs
Hilo Hawallaney
Schebernaade
St Urge Muse
Our Government
David Lawrence
Mothias
Normand
Nater
Pean
Compas
Elking Orchestra
WNLC
Herman Neuman
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Wayl Air College
Ares
Colege
Colatiea Vnien
Martha Thom
Dana Wood Dell
York
Orgun
Lot Momertore
Vander Ie
Loews Orchestre
Lillian
Suyring
Wunde Nebert
Me Dale OU
Eeshe
Rosa Owl
Lotion Club Orchestra
Toewa Vanderilie Perio
Tore of the Muir
Prime Jovedunh
I —Roweland
Silver Slipper Orchestra
Bonality Club
TWK
WGT
SFW
St —Sure Food
Ale Lownn
Linderstolla
George Walton King
Newgold
Miriam Lineis
Watem Snger
Boor M
Heden
Stiga Merman
Ozark Brutca Girle
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Teiay
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Tispers Teaga Company
BOP MA Nahe
Dodin
Miss Ta
Rabindranat Tagere
Sentirka Ontehes
Johel Pfelter
Wieheel
Hien Wilcox
AM Book Review
Jackie
Mo Am Lang
Westey Aven
Yin Ent Karky
Telad
Jeanne Alfred Aopranu
Charies
Schuyler Tener
WBEBR
DSLW
PAL
Eva Kitatuner
Albert Chtfort
Watchtower
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WTI 6
Bond
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Willams
Waterbury Consolidated High School Gihestins
Tim
Imsace
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Pal Jacobs
John Kueline
Vanderblit
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Lotlin Meer
Fiane
Mabetanna Cort
Manger Orchestra
Newark
Mappe Moun
Seon Moma
Chalmers Godley
Canary Cottage Orchestra
Minbtingue
Lot
Welt
Besten
Benelail
Westinghouse
Allanfa
PAL Cantora Orchestra
Wyile
WBZ
Springeis
Organ Techtal
Matlo Clif
Esate
Stcaults
Chatler Orchestra
Seve
Radiotrona
Basehall
Sational Ratton
Judith Anternon
Weatha Furast
Mie Surnels
Fon Winger
Wenibs
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Tata Media
Ilbaon Orchestre
Studio Mentuces
Heermann
Hecktal
Johanna Grout
Treasure Beach Orchestra
Bernard Metelitz
Bed Orchestra
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WLW
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EQA
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WBAL
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Bas
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Springfield
WRST
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Wac
WTAC
Worcester
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