City to use insurance fund to meet deficits
Aldermen authorize treasurer to fix 585,522.43 from municipal insurance fund to cover maturing obligations through March 31. Authorization follows recent $500,000 short term notes issue to meet current city obligations. Mayor Behrens and officials seek financial revision, adjournment postponed to review taxes and potential bond measures for future funding.
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Behrens Sali
Hantil
Keating
Paella
Npe Taeron
Hehvena
Radio Programs and Stations Listings in Eastern Time
A dense, year 1930s style grid lists radio programs across major stations in New York, Hartford, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and more. Names include WIZ, WEAF, WGY, WGN, WCBS, WHN, WQXR, and WLS, with segments on etiquette, fashion talks, orchestras, lectures, Camp Fire Girls, weather forecasts, stock market reports, and sports briefs. Strong entities: WIZ New York City, WEAF New York City, WGN Chicago, WLS Chicago, WGY Schenectady, WTIC Hartford. Dates implied: current weekday hours in EST. Places: New York City, Hartford, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Newark, Pittsburgh, Providence, San Francisco. Programs span music, talks, weather, and market updates.
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New York City
Menn
Julian Heath
Augusta Patterson
Arthird Lennie
Eleanor Gunn
Mich Money
Roger B. Whitman
Lenton
Pennsylvania
Benson Fry
Marquaret Wentworth
Mme Marie Narelia
Meyer Davis
Savearin Masenr
Alex Lynch
Camp Fire
Sirs Oliver Harriman
China Quartet
Baltimore
Ruth Stevens
Wath Kempthorne
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WAYC
Thornton Fisher
Riesenfeld
Ozanam
Suzanne Richmond
Commerford
New York
Knights
Coumbus
Madison Square Garden
Giuseppe Pettine
Dudley F. Fowler
Doy Fisher
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Strickland's Orchestra
Herat Pinaret
Mme Behes Daines
Scott
NT Rubey Cowan
Unels Robert
Sithernaires Orchestra
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Ooavigwam Club Orchestra
Hearth
Landis
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Vail String Trio
San Antonio
Alfred Dulln
Judith Troth
von ‘Tzer
Vincent
Orchestra Minsle
ihe—Hverglades
WGPR
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
Naval
Tima Ulgnis
Stephen Hotselak
Manel A. Burgess
Juliet Strahl
Seville Orchestra
Hthel Brophy
Tessie Hartman
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U Stephen
Schaefer
Harmonier
Cieranele Geebes
Teresy Roseagle
John Hamond
WFBH
Patrick
Jack Niles
Rose Hurwitz
Cornelus
Sullivan
Kathrine Cowell
Raymond Kiman
TB Orchestre
Nee Strassberger
Ear’s
Kirsch
Gong
Yialin
Bi Arthur Jo Hand
Health
t—Rossert Lumbr
Jacks
Newark
LDR
Fm Pom
Tate Tis
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National
Jira
Madatve
Poprano
Tinme
Leart
Anna I. Scott
Karl Bonawits
Wayne Brenelowan
Mazte Crops
Marburger Orches Roeth and Dev
Petterolf
Pruethal Ara
Erles
Kander
Ten Broeck
Riudelph Thomas
Kimanis
Hachioit
T. Motel
Juhan Curtis
Eli M. Oro
Marburger Orchestra
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Philadelphia
Roun Orchestra
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Boston
Civican Club
Musteale
Big Brother Club
Hleur Broussen
Ebenbeurs
Silvertown
WTAB
Fall
Stevent
Robert G. DeLaMater
WRO
Washington
Meyer Laois
Archealia
Ly Leumard Hall
Margaret Callahan
Frederick William Wie
Detroit
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Arlington
Kim
Orchestra
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WEA
WOC
Davenport
Gran
Supa Sinfonians
Jane
Sandman
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Stader
John A. Wynn
Emma C. Walter
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Fraley
WLS
Chicago
Juvenila
Kansas City
Plano
Radio Plano Lessong Trianon Ensemble
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Louisville
Central Standard Time
Louisville Conservatory of Music
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Carl Zoeller
WFAA
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Charles
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Haualea School of Hawaiian Music
Schubert
Palace Theatre
WMAQ
Gene Manufacturers’ Association
Maurice Rosenfeld
Chicago Theatre Organ
LaSalla Orchestra
Harry Hansen
Clara BE. Laughlin
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Providence
New York Stock Reports
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
St. Francis
Vinton la Ferrera
San Francisco Stock Report
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Halstead
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Wittsburgh Livestock
Stockman
Kitteburgh Athletic Association
Mother Goose Itage
John Ray Hwers
Clarabelle Halk Wordham
MT Canny
Lydia
Alice C. King
Pittsburgh Advertising Club
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Springfield
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World Market Suives
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Rogram
Trish
United States
Patrick J. Gaffney
KYW
Farm
Rome
Anna J. Peti
Fieiie
America
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Coon-Sanders
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Farm Factory
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Propgian Applace Club
Insoronia
WLW
Cincinnati
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Legion Air Night
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French Vice-Consul Sues for Divorce in New York
On March 26 Metro Moracchini, French vice-consul, filed for divorce from Ada Romer Moracchini. Named co-respondents are Leon Rothier, Metropolitan Opera baritone, and Dr. N. L. Polnger, dentist. The couple had prior divorce litigation and remarried amid later estrangements. Moracchini's attorney issued a denial of the charges.
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Sanitarium suit brought over Westport estate dispute
A civil action filed in Bridgeport Superior Court seeks to impress a trust on Emma Sickes Pilling’s Westport estate and to appoint a receiver and sale. Administratrix Bila and Doris of New York alleges ownership through marriage to Dr. David McFarland and his wife Marie, owners of a sanitarium in Greena Farn, with co defendants South Norwalk Trust and Tsador Resnick. The suit names Cummings and Lockwood of Stamford as counsel and aims to recover the properties and settlement due. Also noted is a Town Court case involving Jack Finkle for reckless driving in Brooklyn, with bond and fines settled.
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Doris
New York City
Emma Sickes Pilling
Westport
New York
Judes
Austin Wakeman
Cummings and Lockwood
Stamford
David McFarland
Marie
Qreena Farn
South Norwalk
Bridgeport
McFarland
Jack Finkle
Chester Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Finkle
Costa
Charles Quigley
Theory of the Heterodyne Set
Titled by T. M. Russell the article explains the Super Heterodyne as a conversion device that mixes two frequencies to produce a difference signal. It notes improved efficiency at higher wavelengths, reduced oscillation, and diminished grid plate capacity losses in the heterodyne as compared with neutrodyne designs.
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Weres Eary
Supreme Court Adjourning Till April 13 After Opinions
The Supreme Court announced a recess after delivering opinions next Monday, with the session adjourned until April 13. The move follows the court completing its current set of opinions and resuming work on the agreed date.
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