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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1927
Page
17
A dense listing of daily broadcasts across multiple stations includes style shows, music periods, and special programs. Highlights feature orchestras, choir performances, and talk segments with health, agriculture, literature, and weather updates interspersed with ads and live events.
Numerous 1930s era radio programs listed with WEAF WJZ WOR and other stations. Entries include orchestra performances by Continental Orchestra and Palmer Orchestra, various hours from 7:00 PM to after midnight, and multiple dance bands, travelogues, and game shows.
In two joint actions filed today in the Court of Common Pleas Edward F Sudbury and Gladys Sudbury of Cross Rivers New York are defendants. Keating seeks 400 dollars for damages to a car damaged November 16 in Danbury when struck by a car operated by Gladys Sudbury and owned by Edward H Sudbury. In the second action Hoffman through her mother Louise Hoffman seeks 1000 dollars in compensation for injuries as a passenger in the Keating car.
Easton Charles Silliman, longtime Easton resident and Congregational church member, died at home Sunday after a weeklong illness. Survived by wife Ethel, three sons, one daughter, and a brother. Funeral Wednesday at home, with interment in Union Cemetery.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Albert Ruman of Tokoneke with Mr and Mr Harold Smith and son Oliver. Miss Anna Smith and Miss Elizabeth Smith joined Mr and Mrs Eugene Fisher of Hamden. Miss Mary Hine, a teacher at Wfailen Harding High in Bridgeport, spent the weekend with Rev and Mrs Howard B Warren. Howard B Warren attended a ministerial meeting at Strathiela hotel Monday. John Rely of Bridgeport visited Venus Loper Saturday evening. Mi and Mrs Everett Sidwood of Southport were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Edgar Jennings. Mr and Mrs Haroki Wanen of Stafford hosted, with Miss Minnie Modeen, Miss Iain Spencer, and Miss Mary Hine calling Thursday evening on Rev and Mrs H B Warren.
The Federal Radio Commission announced a new policy to provide better radio programs for rural communities. It cites urban bias in the past and aims to widen access for two thirds of listeners living outside cities by permitting stations to broadcast content serving broad general interests and prominent rural areas.
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