Slippery Pavements Spark Urban Accidents
Rain slick streets caused several minor accidents reported to police yesterday. No injuries in most cases. Motorman Fred Pausa’s street car front was damaged in a Main Street collision with a truck driven by Walter Gleason of 274 West 140th Street. Nancy Barbetta of 99 Madison Avenue was struck crossing Madison Avenue by Herbert J. Mooran of 445 Washington Avenue. she was taken to Emergency Hospital and found not injured by Dr. J. F. Walsh.
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Fred Pausa
Main Street
South Avenue
Walter Gleason
140Th Street
Nancy, Barbetta
Madison Avenue
Herbert J. Mooran
Washington Avene
J. F. Walsh
Tanlac Heralded By Newington Worker For Restore Of Hunger
Julius Hael of Newington Connecticut describes severe nerve strain and weight loss prior to Tanlac treatment. He reports gaining 120 pounds, improved appetite, and better sleep after taking four bottles of Tanlac and Tanlac vegetable pills. Sold by all druggists.
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Tanlac
Julius Hael
Rasebah vAve
Station 5
Newington
Natural Remedy Claims for Kidney and Bladder Health
An advertisement touts Dr. Carey’s PRESCRIPTION NO. IT with herbs to cleanse kidneys and neutralize acids. It urges high water intake, cites uric acid as the cause of many ailments, and claims the remedy cleanses toxins every four hours, promising relief and renewed kidney function. Hindle's Drug Stores and other outlets stock the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindle
Radio In Autos Lets Travelers Hear City News On The Road
Summer touring motorists can receive concerts and news from major cities via car radios. An aerial atop the vehicle plus a dashboard receiver lets moving drivers hear the city program without changing equipment. A radiator cap instrument may guide drivers by road signals, warning of detours and indicating turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uthe
Counterpoise Antenna Gains Tuning Sharpness and Range
BR L Duncan explains a counterpoise or artificial ground for radio receivers. It sharpens tuning and reduces interference with vacuum tube sets, though it slightly weakens incoming signals. Location and length vary by setup, with guidance for aircraft use and rooftop installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. L. Duncan
Radio Institute of America
Churches Endorse Global Peace Charter and Disarmament
Des Moines May 18 Affiliated Protestant churches endorsed a declaration of international ideals urging a permanent world federation, universal courts and arbitration, and sweeping armament reductions. The Federal Council of Greater Kurenes, led by Robert E. Speer, urges ongoing Christian effort until war is outlawed and notes commissions on church race relations and public relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Permanent Association of Nations
Federal Council of
Robert E. Speer
Council
Christian Brotherhood
13 Hours of Jazz Fined for Public Nuisance
New York magistrate fined James Secular ten dollars for playing thirteen hours of jazz daily from his Eighth Avenue music shop. Neighbors complained of ear fatigue from morning until night and funeral services were disrupted. A man named Louis Martel of 222 Wooster Street, New Haven, was arrested for drunkenness and vagrancy after allegedly accosting women on Main Street seeking money.
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New York
Simmon
James Secular
Eighth Avenue
Secular
Louis Martel
Wooster Street
Naw Haven
Main Street
RADIO PRIMER AND ABANDONED TRUCK FOUND
A brief radio primer describes a grid wire in a vacuum tube controlling current as incoming waves modulate electron flow. A motor truck owned by Sigmund Soloman stolen Wednesday night from Wordin Avenue was found abandoned yesterday in Sea Inside Park.
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Sigmund Soloman
Wordin Avenue
Sea~ Iside Park
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American Banking
Machin@ Corporation
Typewriter
Pranticudie
Earth
Union OF Nations and Disarmament
Federal Council
Church
Merc
Reiief
New Haven
RADIO
Kaplin
Wholfsale & Reta
Steuben Se
Schumacher
Ghiten
Betty Brown
Yum
England
Fairfield Ave
Barnum
Bridgeport
Polyanna
MR. Man
State St
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