Serum Saves Boy Threatened by Gangrene Attack
Fairfield story notes Richard Letsch a Bridgeport area Boy Scout who plunged from a Lamp Mortar Rock cliff. He suffered a compound leg fracture and severe bleeding, aided by Troop 9 first aid, then a serum from Rockefeller Institute to prevent gangrene, with doctors predicting recovery and a saved leg.
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Fairfield
Bridgeport
Rockefeller Institute
New York City
Richard Letsch
Pairfield
Lamp Mortar Rock
Boy Scouts of
First Church of Christ
Richard
St. Vincent's Hospital
60 Day Stay Expires Borghi May Be Deported
Armando Borghi Italian radical faces possible deportation as a 60 day stay of his deportation expired. He has been arrested at Sacco Vanzetti meetings and charged with entering the country illegally. His lawyers believed the stay would be renewed though he risks death if returned to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Armando Horghi
Borghi
Sacco-Vanzetti
Sedan Used by Esposito Slayers Believed Found
A blue sedan similar to the one used by Diamond Joe Esposito's assailants was found by Chicago police containing sawed off shotguns and loading devices. The car is owned by Tony Horsellina, who was arrested for questioning and re-arrested today. An underworld informant offered a new shooting explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe” Esposito
Tony Horsellina
Borsellina
Underworld
Ton
Hartford Man Drowns In Connecticut River
Abraham Waldman twenty five of 161 Governor street Hartford fell into the Connecticut river near Colt's factory this morning while washing his face and vanished. Bystanders recovered the body soon after. Police attributed likely fainting spell as cause.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Abraham Waldman
Governor Street
Connecticut
Colt's Factory
Radio Program Schedule Summary
A dense, era-typical radio timetable lists stations WICC WEAF WNYC WMCA WOR WNEW etc with multiple shows. It notes morning Glory Hour Redio Doctor weather forecasts and a big 9 PM banquet program featuring high level military guests and music ensembles from New York venues.
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Bridgefort
Morning Glory
Redio
Arlington
Dept. Agriculture
Tuk Alerchants
U.S
Sauten Services
AL William Woltunl
Harnumica
Telegram
WEAF
New York
Federation
Justestit
Dorothy Hoyle
Tle
Tvs
Neskert Hoover
SEC
Jouseyard
Walborg-Asturia Orchestra
Foreign Policy Association
Ters
Nenbs
Nike Enidies
Suicarners’ Club
Igmor
Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
Hanson EB
Ely
da Stieger
Charles BP. Phinkett
Havott J. Richardson
W. Grand
State of New Yerk
Richard RB. Byrd
Roxy Orchextra
Park Central
Jamehean Mainanther
Netlan Gondolers
iavey-Flaza Ten Music
Winegar’s
Orcheatra
PIM
Norman Ham- Astor
New York Symphony
Nilee
Eystime Dia
Halladeers
Howe Ant
Merry Blumber
Newark
Doleate
Ute AM
Junilor Iusidle
Wappy Ulr
AML Hobby For Toys
Hatmuny Singerdoon
Ark Exhitits
Pank Specht
Scwal
Monticello
Playerx
Blanche Movelaite
Wong Pim
Henry Fowley
Camillo Pagano
Model Daily Eaper
Jainen Metrin Lee
George Leach
Henry Howard
Ont Bach
Spaniah Procrun
Pollee Alnus
WMCA
Kew York
Women's Hour
Wilson
Littman
Kert Forsters
Equitable Metodian
the Bradley Yourlsts
Minlio Brogram
Columbia Park
Ridgewood Grove
Fordham Gardens
Orchetra
Mgm--Weny
Bruce
Lanterne
Foster
Soprans
Tanne
Rauth Spear
Opular Planis
Biarde
Conan
Cowboy Joe
Hectrle
Paris
Gilbert
MPM
WOBE
WORS
Cometia Cross
Hen Rer
Ad Price
Tonga
All American Orchester
Mate
Young's
A. and Memorial College
Vanderbilt
Larry Muruchiss
Drea
Rae Lewier
Poys
Davis
Layis
WLWL
Toxana Erb
Centralin
Rowe Ensemble
Widgewand Sporting Lab
WCAC
Outstanding Radio Listings Across Cities Today
A dense schedule of radio programs across many stations features performances by the New York Symphony Orchestra, Boston Symphony Orchestra, and various regional ensembles. Highlights include the South Sea Islanders, piano recitals, dance bands, and the Sojourners’ Club banquet with multiple station broadcasts.
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Herbert Hoover
WEAF
Lincoln University Music Club
Waldorf Astoria Orchestra
South Sea Islanders
New York Symphony Orchestra
WIG
Honnie Laddies
Boston Symphony Orchestra
WBZ
Sojourners’ Club
Philco
Pink
WIZ
Bamberger Little Symphony Orchestra
WOR
WRAL
Baltinori
Singera
New York
Syumphony
Viilro Lovetone
Dan Merry
Weei—Borton
Tinner Music Parker Ifense Orchestra
Philco Hoar M
Mer
Ant
WNAC
Hoston
Tod
Io Smilers
WGR
Buffalo
Onondaga Orchestre Nighthawks
Fepile
WCAU
Philadelphia
Len, Deavon
U—Diner
WFI
TAVK
Adelphia Whispering
Sojourners
KDKA
Fittsburgh
Little Symphony
Phileo
New York Symphony
Philea
Rochester
Schenectady
Siatler
Gabriel
Bostom Symphony Orchestra
Loew's Orchestra
WRC
Washington
Parasssts Trio
Philco Hour
WTAG
Worcester—Shoe
CFCA
Toronto
Cfca Ensemble
CKCL
Harmonica Muniv
WWNC
Asheville
Blue Paradies Orchestre
Atlanta
OiDiannay
Packard Parade
Noel Symphony
Tedheadlab
WOOD
Chattanooga
J M
Jacksonville
Toe
Lowisville
KYW
al and
Erte
Thels
Ktolte Orchestra
Detroit
al—Philcp Hoarlas
Golakelle
Tia Dunne
South Sea
Dancv Orchestre
Rockfeller and Schwab testify at coal hearing
Washington March 23 Three prominent figures in American business faced the Senate Interstate Commerce committee over their ties to the coal industry. Charles M Schwab denied active links to Bethlehem Mines and urged surplus miners be reemployed. John D Rockefeller Jr expressed confidence in Consolidation Coal officers and spoke as a layman. Andrew Mellon admitted holding 25 percent of Pittsburgh Coal stock and repeatedly answered I dont know to key questions. The hearing showed Schwab and Rockefeller cooperative, Mellon reticent, with questions on word-keeping and labor relations closing the session.
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Washington
Associated Press
America
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Mines Corporation of
West Virginia
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Consolidation Coal Company
B. Mellon
Mellon
Tressury
Pittsburgh Coal Company
United Mine Warrera
Schwab
Rockefeller
Melton
New York
Oliver K. Eaton
Organized
John L. Lewin
United Mine Workers
Tear Gas Used to Quell Mine Outbreak in Ohio
In Cadiz Ohio March 24 tear gas bombs were deployed at Wheeling township mine No 2 Summers to break a clash between striking sympathizers and workers. A 30 minute fight left Earl Christy superintendent stunned by a serge stone and several miners injured as attackers used boards and clubs.
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Cadiz
Ohio
Wheeling Township
Here
Ston
Earl Christy
Dr Lyell Rader to Speak for Salvation Army Tonight
Dr Lyell Rader a noted chemist, soldier, and writer for the Salvation Army will address the Salvation Army hall tonight at 7 p.m. His talk titled Science and Religion will cover the intersection of faith and science. Adjutant Pickering of Hartford will accompany him.
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Lyell Rader
America
Salvation Army
Paul Rader
Salvation Army Hall
P.m
Rader
Col
8. Marshall
Telci Ae
Religion
Pickering
Hartford
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Richard L
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Esposito
Whiting’s Radio
Cannel Coal Am
Berkshire Mill Coal CO
Barnum
Vndie
Membe Ly Terene
Rie Gren Brown
Stadia Trio
Hertram Taylor
Earth Nain Violin Ensemble
Kilthy Dietz
WTIC
Hownehold Commositins
Wallort-Astoria
Utlon
Walter Dam
New York Symphony Orches
Pink Lady
Pine
Wees
Wether Bulletis
QTM -Weg
Atlantic City
WMC
Memphis
WSM
Nabrville
WSMB
New Orleans
Entral
Senate
DR. Rader
Pc. Mohair Suites
Pc. Mohair
Pc. Inc. Vel
Axminster
THE
Boston Household Supply CO
Main St
RAL
Sehlekerling
Cunningham
RCA
Nuald
Avient
Chai
Peci
Balkite B
Crosley
East Main ST. Cash
Chedit
Reliable Radio
Phile
Colo
Vitalstone
Crosley AC
Kolster AC
Freed Eisemann
Reliable Radio Sales Co
Fairfield Avenue
Morris Rosen
Mgr
J. W. Roberts
Union Square
NOBLE
Landays
Landay
Atwater Kent
Landa Y
Kent
Landa
Tonecraft
Main Street
New Haven
Chapel St
Sat
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