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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1927
Page
4
Consumers are urged to choose Quaker Oats for its toasty flavor and balanced nutrition. Marketing highlights decades of refining the signature taste, the oat bulk for fullness, and claim that this reduces laxative need while providing protein carbohydrates and vitamins. Quick cooking options are advertised for faster breakfasts.
Washington reports about sixty nations plan a conference to standardize international radio and telecommunication supervision. Delegates from major powers will discuss setting unified rules for radio, wire, and trel communications and form a correspondence with nations and industries. The aim is to reduce interference and create a single framework for coastal and inland services.
A chaotic political shift in Mexico sparks fear of revolt as the governor is ousted. Widespread unrest and regional tensions rise while authorities scramble to stabilize Veracruz and neighboring states amid the upheaval.
The report details Shansi and Manchurian forces clashing near Peking with rail line activity at Shih Chi-Chwan and Kilgan. Military mobilizations and reinforcements from Manchuria and northwest campaigns are described as the northern alliance prepares possible punitive action to curb Shansi aggression.
A Wilmington, Delaware racer Julian Slim Everett died yesterday at the annual hundred mile speedway race. Ben Shay of Westville, New Jersey won the event in 68 minutes, with Joseph Miller and Jack McKensie finishing second and third. Everett, attempting to pass, was ejected. his car struck the fence, crushing him and causing fatal injuries. Other incidents included William Cox of Chester, with broken ribs and facial injuries, and Al Burwet of Philadelphia sustaining injuries when his car hit the track.
Professor of robotics at Princeton University dies after operation at New York hospital following a mid ocean incident related to a Civil War summons. He studied at Ecole des Beaux Arts and received French honors. Also noted, J Casey, 82, longtime Western Union employee, dies at home after 67 years with the firm. He helped install Western Union service in New Jersey in 1870.
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