Hoover's Growing Influence as President's Trusted Advisor
The piece outlines Hoover's rising sway as adviser to President Harding, noting his expanded reach into the Interior Department and the Commerce and Shipping realms. It cites transfers of activities to Commerce, control ambitions over the Bureau of Mines, and roles in the World War Foreign Debt Commission, portraying Hoover as a dominant figure shaping early administration policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waselinge
Fic
Roner Pfowwer
Agian
Coolage
Edayo
Cuussiat Luoma
Gahine
Weaver
RoBi
Harding
Hoover
Afi Toover
Erpor
Bureau of Vines
United States
Laahaving
de Thera
Dent
Honver
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Seeesa
Arrest West Havener on Gun Toting Charge
Police arrested West Havener on a concealed weapon charge after finding a loaded revolver in his pocket. He was held on $270 bond pending further investigation by Second Precinct officers. The incident occurred in the city, with custody established one week prior on a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Havener
Radio Program Guide Listings Across New York Area
A scrambled OCR style radio program guide lists stations WJZ WNYC WGY etc with varied schedules. Entries include concerts lectures health talks sports talk and children's programs featuring performers such as Pauline Peck Grace Noxot y Leiten and Maria Pas Wainsborg among others and note station time blocks and programming notes across multiple cities.
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New York
Juhan tHeath
Pauline Peck
Borothy ‘Walsh
John Cutting
Stewaer Gunn
Grace Noxot
Jmu Walised
Antari
Firul
Comatore
Ceuter Muasle
Stoonye AL Colleges
Tsne
RO Harrell
Brooklyn Orchestral Society
Sven Miner Bang
Hugo Leipnicker
Mrs
Mary
Thornton McDermott
Helen Wright
Wiedorf
Astoma Orchestra
WNYCS
Panama Canal
Wpm
Ashs
Alanis
Lay C. Schroeder
Department of Health
John
John A” AyTes
Wwe
Mildred Brewer
Pyramid
sScharsmith's Symphony Orchestra
Maria Pas Wainsborg
Lolita
Germany relays KDKA program to its radio fans
Berlin reports that South German radio station in Stuttgart relayed an American program from KYA Pittsburgh overnight, with clear reception. The broadcast list included music by Ben Gordon and other performers, weather updates, market notes, and station IDs. Responding to German listeners, the relay featured greetings and a mix of entertainment and technical time signals.
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Germany
KDKA
Karl A. von Wiegand
Berlin
Radio Mesqises Front Amerrica
Stuttgart
KYA
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Aalf
Ern Gordon
Benjamin F. Fairbanks
Shepard Tolman
Ben Gordon
Benjamin KR. Wallbenten
AL Reid
John Howard Tasker
Perry and
Russell
Newark
Major Tate
Joe Montgomery
Oni Bauer
Ida Wysocki
Bruce Ritman
Sweet Marie
Buttercup
u—Smith & Jelly
James K. Muirhead
Radio Studes
BI McWalters
Martin Kearns
Ito Bayway Refinery
Matacets
Atlantic City
Seaside Fria
Seaside
Chalfonte-Haddon
Knickerborker Orcestra
Richmond Hill
Arthur Batson
Matie Rirkhahz
James F Gibson
Senebraphase
William F. Morgan
James F. Gibson
St Arlington
Weater
Goulden
Adamo
Philadelphia
Daly
Mel
Anna B
Scott
Tinehesa Music
Life On Earth
WD Haenger
Ruth TD Young
John O'Conner
Arles K Hallowell
St James Orchestra
Wip
Starr
Ted States Naval Observatory
Tea Room
Candelari Orchestra
Mark Strand
James MacDonald
Henri Rose
Manist
Klutus ‘Tecumseh
Olumbia University
Roosevelt Orchestra
Rizzo’s Orchestra
WEEI
Boston i
Lutender's Orchestra
Ritchie’s
Allegians
Big Brother Club
Congregational Missionary Dinner
Square and
Compass Glee Club
Square
Henry H Sanderson
Wbz
Springfield
A. m—Ariington
Westinghouse Philharmonic
United States Department of Agriviture
Boston
America
Til
Iret
Robert Emmons Rogers
Paulina Taylor
Shaw
Neal O'Hara
United States
Aldr
Mcknelly
WCTS
Worcester
Fred D Aldrich
Tipe Thewinkle
Twinkle
R. Jos
Rochette Wrc
Washington
National Geographic Society
Meyer Davies
Children's Badly Musicimh
WCAP
Gypsy Orchestra
Fittsburgh
Pitamire
Kdka Little Symphony Orchestra
Avegtock
Daddy Winkum
John G. Bowman
Kdica Little Symphony Orchestra
Jasper Guintelle
Arlington Thue
Walter West
Baritons
New York State
Amrit T Vo Nargaid
Renneeluer Polytechnic Institute
Glee Club
WLW
Cinginnatl
Omic
Erreet Lime m
Arlen Aberherle
Cina Mate
Detroit
Health Service Bullets
Arlington Time
Klein’s Orchestra
Detroit Orchestra
Walwog
Davenport
Axf
Aion Management
ST. Louis
Koche
Orchestra Presbyterian Church Orchest Vestra
Frank Ingalls
Frank
Neal
Pianter
Chicago
WDAF
Kansas City
Newman and Royal Theaters
Red Cross
Miss
Central Standard
Louisville Conservatory of Music
Alamo
WFAA
Dallas
Antral Standard Times
Melody Boys
Denton
WMA
Mothers Im Council
Venehars Council
Lasalle Orchestra
KYW
Spauais
Mooseheart
IIL
Cart Assembly
The
Aublettes
Garod Studio Kgo
Oakland
Cal
Pacific Time
Buren
Halytend
Wgo
Halstead
Neutroformers for the reflex set explained
A damaged OCR excerpt details building neutroformers for a reflex set. It lists materials including two 60038 condensers, bakelite tubes, No 4 OB OS OW wire, and parts for winding the primary and secondary coils. It notes mounting angles, soldered connections, and brackets.
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M. Russell
Quality ladies sweaters priced at 1.95
A local sweater maker offers limited quantities of women and misses sweaters at 1.95. Jackette, Peter Pan, and coat styles described in rayon and wool blends come in colors including Harding blue, grey, buff, red, rust, tan, navy, black, white, and blue. Second floor center.
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Harding
Peter Pan
Easter window dressings and lace curtains sale
Dress your windows for Easter with Marquisette curtains and filet Tuscan nets. Three lots offer wide choices at reduced prices from 29c to 58c per yard. Silk curtains with bullion fringe priced at $6.50 per pair. Third floor rear Easter display and shop.
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Esnter
Make your ensemble from these fabrics
For the coat rich Poiret twills of silky sheen and quality weave fifty four inches wide in woodrose grey taning green navy black old blue and fallow four dollars and fifty cents a yard. For the frock lovely ChenY printed silks with unique patterns and pleasing colors to choose from three dollars and fifty cents a yard.
Lemon rinse promises hair shine and curl after wash
A dubious old tip claims lemon juice removes soap residue from hair, leaving it clean, soft, and glossy with preserved curl. It recommends squeezing two California lemons into a bowl of plain water for a final rinse and urges keeping lemons handy.
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California
Tome
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Coolidge
Commerce Department
Edgeworth
WGY
WHM
Lytia Miller
Jack Cohen
Glasanova Orchestra
Ign Enka
Ziberman Foil
Kahal
Thos
J Vivien
Congress of States Igrave
Bartridge
Olcott Vadl
Alamac
Health Task Orchestra
Mutgic
Rogeland Orchestra
H W Carlough
Brockman and
Williams
Dan_ Gregory
Anadis Shack
Terese
Norman Cordon
Prudence Fenny
Thormas Lesion
Artes Amnbrooklan
Cosmo Hamilton
Baath Law
Jimmy Lentin
Balit
Mamilem G Hhe
Tael GeeBee
Ane di Orenistr
WFBH
Krauss
Jack Niles
Soptamo
Josephine Svan James
Rars
Pontaines
Au —Henrys
Zabed Neuse
Ing Ensembre
bi—Magestue
Aeaith Talis
WBBR
Staten Island
Irene Kiempeter
Charles Kenny
World News Digest
Golden Magazine
Irene Islempeter
Chaces Kenny
WGR
Buffalo
Lafayette Harmony Orchestra
Bim Vocational School
Lopez Orchestra
WOR
TROY
Renaselaer Polyteching Istl
Vite
Nigit
cMeetra Uiteo
Tub Saul
Nestea
Bridgeport
Davey Brothers, Inc
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Bridgeport Public Market Grocery & Delicatessen Stores
Dela
Ridgeport
Connecticut
Thowland
Roxbury Axminster
Howland Dry Goods CO
Cho Sik Corsais
Brassieres Ie Te
Atume Supe
Nichols Mfg. CO
Wood & Benham
Brooklawn
Beauty
Ana
Georgette
Telegram
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