Protestant broadcasting push hit by radio permit denial
Washington June 37 The Federal Radio Commission advised backers of a Protestant broadcasting venture that no wavelengths are available and the new station cannot proceed without a permit. The Fellowship Forum circulation funds support erection of the station, but no permit has been filed and three hundred applications are ahead in the queue.
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War Insurance Conversions Urged in Hartford
Connecticut veterans are urged to reinstate war loan insurance conversions before the deadline set by Congress. A statewide intensive campaign launches from Hartford, New Haven, and branch offices to assist ex-service members in claiming benefits.
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Radio Schedule and Performances Across New York Area
A dense listing shows WJZ and WEAF in New York plans with weather, stock, and market reports. It names orchestras, soloists, and broadcasts across stations including WMCA WABC and WLW, detailing programs from morning to late evening with sports updates and musical ensembles.
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Stamford firm increases stock in Southern New England Distributing Co
Hartford June 27. Papers filed with the secretary of state show an amendment to the certificate of incorporation of the Stamford based Southern New England Distributing Company. The capital block rose from 100 009 dollars of preferred stock to 700 000 dollars, and from 2 500 shares of common stock without par value to 14 000 shares. Preferred stock remains cumulative at 7 percent. Directors listed are J N Staple, Charles P Maguiry, and L J Martin.
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DEAUTREMONT HUNT COST $500000
Spokane June 27 By Associated Press cost almost half a million dollars to bring the three De Autremont brothers to justice says Charles Riddifora US post office inspector who directed the manhunt for four years Following their confession of the attempted robbery of a Southern Pacific train in the Siskiyou Oregon tunnel the train was dynamited and four men slain Hugh Roy and Ray De Autremont were given site sentences in the Oregon penitentiary The Federal government Southern Pacific railroad and American Express company paid about 500000 for rewards posters and expenses A 65000 reward was offered for each brother A man at Steubenville recognized the twins Roy and Ray and aided authorities"
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Astor withdraws bill on peeresses in Lords
London June 27 Viscount Astor told the House of Lords he wished to withdraw his bill enabling women to sit in the Lords. He cited the government’s plan to reform the constitution within two years and was granted leave to withdraw.
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Man Liable to Repay $824 to Bridgeport Man
Louis Szabo of this city was awarded $824.35 in a Court of Common Pleas decision by Judge Samuel C. Shaw against Frank Toth of Bridgeport. Szabo claimed Toth owed money loaned after a mining injury in Lynch Kentucky and subsequent trip to Connecticut. Toth denied the loans and alleged the funds were paid via an automobile trip.
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Consul Reports Killing of American in Mexico
Washington June 27 The killing of Robert Howell American citizen and president of the Marco Boyd company of Los Mochis Sinaloa state by a Chinese last Friday was reported to the State Department by the American consul at Mazatlan The consul said the assassin is jailed and the murder stemmed from money matters He added he sought immediate action from the state governor
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Associated Press
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Marco Boyd Company
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Sinaloa
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Ex-Treasurer Poisoned Himself, Coroner Finds
Edward T. Lowe former treasurer of the Charles Longley company died after taking poison intentionally. The 39 year old had earlier leapt from a bridge and was rescued by a Yale student. He had been ill for some time before death in New Haven on Saturday.
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Steamship Ozark Arrives After Cape Cod Collision
The Clyde Line Steamship Ozark, beached near Pamet River after colliding with the fishing trawler Surge, reached Boston with the Relief as escort. Surge crew losses reported as three. Local steamboat inspectors have begun an investigation into the collision.
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Youth Dies After Fireworks Injury in Fall River
Joan Travis, 17, died at City Contagious hospital after lockjaw developed from a severe injury to his right hand during Fall River’s Fourth of July celebration. The incident marked the second fatality linked to the city event.
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