davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
BoHATsTvO sPOJ. sTATOv
OBNASA 800 BIIIONOV

+
Hodnota Spojena Statov OBJ
nasa ,teraz 1920, 900, ,OO0O, 10000,
Wac nez hodnota ktorejkol 'vek
inej krajiny alebo naroda ma sve-
te. Cd roku 1850 hodnota Spoj.
Statov zvysila sa 400 percent.
L'ud Spojenych Statov kakdo-
rocne investuje 10 bilionov dola-
rov do novych podnikov. Takych-
to investorov je $1,000, 600. v po-
slednNch piatich rokoch klpene
boly bondy ncastiny Cd 81, 900
rozmanitych spolocnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
cINSKI NACIONALISTI
@VYHRALI MA CELEJ CLARE

iGinski nationalist, ktori viedli
revolIciu proti Wade diktatora
Cang-So-Lina "a diva roxy, dobyli
rozhodne vltazstvo a zaujali Pc
king. Diktatoroy vlak ma ceste do
Mukdenu Dol bombovany Gang
So-Ling Dol smrtel'ne raneny.
Dl'a jednej zprayy diktator asuz
zomrel. Wit 'azstvom nationalist
dostali do r1k uz celd Cinu mimo
Mongolska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
PLANUJU vEL'KU
RADIO STANICU

Federalna radiova komisia ma
riadila zrusenie dvoch radio w.
<sielacich s.anfc v Youngstown
do l. augusta. Ably Youngstown
neostal bez stanice, Youngstown
Bfoadcasting Co. planuje posta-
viz stanicu 0 1900 wattovej sile,
ktor1 federalna komisia povoli,
ak 81 obecenstvos bude ju ziadat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
oLTARIKY Y OsADE sv.
AIzBETY.

Ma iiedel'n budd v Haseltofne,
pri osadet Sv. Alzbety zas pobM-
nosti pod sfrym nebom. Poboz,,o.
sti budi1 pri oltarikoch dl'a sta
rokrajovaho sp6sobn, pred kosto-
lom o 10. hodine. Bude omsa, ka-
zen a itanie. Veriaci sii srdeene
pozvani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
Stav klubov v Slovenskei
Baseball Lige.
Vyhra Priehra P

Hry ma tuto nedel'u
Campbell Hillcrests u Struthers
Slovaks.
Campbell Magyar A. c. u War
rem Thomas Steel.
Farrell Y. M. s. "A. IL Lansing
vile A. C..
Haselton, Bye.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
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REPUBIIKANsKA |
KCNvENCIA JE TU

K0NVENCIA JE TU
Ma pondelok zahajena bude /,
Kansas City republkanska kon
vencia, ma ktorej bude nominova
ny republikansky kandidat ns
prezidentstvo. Tato konvencia
vzbud0uje vel'ky zaujem po ce
lei krajine, lebo vzdor tomu, ze
Hoover je .najistotnejsfm budd
elm kandidatom, povrava sa al {
znoyunominovanf Coolidgea.
Delegati ma konvencii sd skoro
vsetci "a Coolidgea, aGkol'v 'vek ME
je kandidatoan. Len v druhom
rade asi polovica delegatov je "a
Hoovera. Mech Coolidge len slo-
vfcke povie a je jednohlasne no.
minovany.
Sii rozlicne kombinacie ma pre-
hovorenie Coolidgea, ably kandi-
doval. Jednou 2 najcastejsie spo-
minanych je, rozdelit prezident-
sky termin ma diva roxy pre-
Coolidgea a diva pre- Hoovera.
Takto by Coolidge boil preziden-
tom len diva termfny a Hoover by
potion, 60 vice-prezident, nast1-
pill prezidentstvo po zad 'akovani
Coolidgea. Ale prezident nechce
AMI o tejto kombinacii poeut'. On
je ME kandidatom tohto roku.
Toto dal d0razne ma vedomie uz
Wac razy. Kandidaciu buddc-
nosti by ale neodvrhnul, keby
mu bola potion poniiknuta.
Medzitym Hooverovi privrzen-
ci hortrckovite praca6di vo vybo-
roch konvencie "a syojho kandi-
data. Vybor dosial' prisiidil Hoo
verovi 60 delegatov, ktorych
hlasy boil spor. Hooverova stran-
ka tvrdi, ze Hoover uz ma 531 j
pol hlasov, chybu6e mu tedy len
Ii pol hlasov na nominaciu. Ne
priatelia Hooverovi udavajM, ze
Hoover, ak bude nominovany,
bude nominovany behom troch
balotoy. Ak ma tret ON balote ne
vyhra, re uE viac nevyhra, lebo'
delegati nebudn 1nu vfazaM. %
vsem, toto je rec jeho nepriate-
] 'ov. Fakt je ten, ze Hoover je je-,
dinym moznym kandidatom, V
pade by Coolidge alebo Hughes
kandidaciu neprijali, lebo on je-
diny je najblizsim administracii.
Hughes odcestoval do Europy
Coolidge kandidaciu nechce, pre-
to dl'a vsetkych znamok Hoover
ie budncim kandidatom republi-
kanskej strany.
Co sa tyka demokratickej stra-
ny, Smith je ako nominovany.
Vsetky kombinacie jeho nepria-
tel'ov neurobia mic proti menu.
Smith ma vel'k1 vaesinu delega-
tov "a sebou a do dvoch tretin
mu len niekol 'ko hlasov.
Vazneho protikandidata vlastne
ami nema. Ami len takeho, ako
Hoover v Lowdenovi. Milionar'
Jesse Jones je len malo znamy
! l'udu a l'ud hlasovat' bude vo
vol bach ma kandidatov, ktorych
uz dobre pozna. Demokrati chc1
vyhrat' ma jasen preto musia
kandidovat' Smitha, GO no ako
mnohi ,nechcti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
CENY AUToMoBILov
sNfzENf

Nasledkom zrusenia antomobi-
lovej dane, ceny automobilov
boly snEene Cd $15 do $4OO.
Forky zlacnely 0 $15 a $4,000
Pierce Arrow o $4OO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
70 schodz,'e yyborov
Matice Skolskei
sbierka obnasa III vyse s., 300.

/ V nedel'u vecer odbyvana b0la
spolocna sch6dza vybor0v matte
nej sbierky V auditoriu farnOsti
Sv. Mateta ma Lansingville. ma
ktorej zastnpcovia a zastupkyne
podavali zpravy 0 vysledku do
terajsieho sbierania. Pritomne
bolo do sto zastupcov a zastup-
kFh, tiez Rev. Frantisek Kozelek,
miestny duchovny, Rev. Leo Re-
hak OaB., pokladnfk sbierky, p.
Jozef Martinko, predseda hi. w
boru a p. Jan c. Kocis, zapisnik.
Najvacsia odusevnenost panova-
la, ked p. Andrej Adamko q far
nosti Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda or
namil $4,000 Diary {. %. KJ.
&. 80. IKSZJ. Potlesk trval hodnt
chvihi. No odusevnenie rastlo.
ako podavane boly d aisle zpravy
o daroch spolkov jednotlivcov.
z tvchto zprav bolo viditel ne, ze
sbierka pokracuje uspokojive a
ze sa dosiahne pekneho konee-
fneho obnpsu. Ma sch0dzi oznanne-
ne Diary. spolu $ darmi duchov-
nych, obnasajti uE 5,433.75. Wy
zdvihujenie, re ma Steelton p. Jan
Roth obetoval $4,000, je tedy
prvym 20 Slovakov tunajsich, mi
mo duchovnNch. ktory obetoval
vaccssi obnos.
Ia farnost Najsv. M. Jezis po-
dal zpravu p. Roth, ktory ozna
mil. he II Mich sbierka este nebola
sorganizovana, ale bude MAJ
bliAsom ease. Preeital mena spQl-
Ekav. ktora ,M syoje dary odhlaso-
vaiy pripomenu1, Ee steeIton-
ske spolky nem6za. 60 by Mk0
rady, odhlasovat velke obnosy,
lebo sa vyGerpaly pri stavbe no.
vel skoly.
Ia farnost' Sv. Mateia podal
zpravu Rev. FIR. Kozelek, ktory
tiez pripomenul stavbu noveho
kostola a nasledovne vyGerpanie
pokladnfc spolkov. Avsak Sloyaci
ma Lansingville urobia vsetko
mozne, ably ich sbierka vyniesla
pekny obnos. .Dosavad' nasbiera
ne majn Cd jednotlivcov $11S.75
(Mena darcov bud1 podrobnej
zprave uverejnene).
Ia farnost' Najsv. Troiice ma
|Struthers podal zpravu p. Jan G.
Koeis. Tam nasbierali cd jedno-
tlivcov uz $4l5.OO a ba,dii sbierat'
1'alej. Spolky este nehlasovaly 0
daroch a urobia tax V blizkej bu-
dncnosti.
z farnostl: Sv. Alzbety, Sv.
Jana Krstitel'a a Sv. Jozefa "a
stupcovia neboli pritomni, ale o
sbierku sa zaujimajn ako SINE
poculi, svoje vybory kratkom
case sorganizujai
Potion pojednavane boly volne
navrhy. Br. Jozef Rehak ma
vrhnul, ably prile6itosti yolieb
navstfveni boil kandidati por
siadani . dar. Jeden z ,kandida-
TOW sa rnu uE prihlasil, ze je To-
chotny obetovat.' $50. ,5..
Navrhovane a prijate bolo.
aby hi. miestny pokladnik sbier-
ky, Rev. Rehak OSB., podal kaE-,
dy tyzdei mena darcoy j vykazs
sbierky do Youngst. SLOW, Novins
aby bol vzbudeny zaujem. 9 sbier-
ku vo vsetkych vrstvach obyva-.
tel 'stya sIovenskehe. zapisnik
bude podavat zapisnice . kazdeiI
schodze hi. vyboru tiez do YS.N.s1
Blnd1ca schodza hL vyboru All
zastupcov bude v Struthers, o.
Nv /. nedel'n jlla Nato schodka
bola skon6ena modlitbon. &
Pc schodzi farni6ky, mamiGky
j ich dcerky prichystaly pre- al
6astnikev sch0dze fajne pohoSte-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
Struthers ma vrchu
v Baseball Llge

sPorazili Haseltondanov. Lansing.
villcani xtratili Mad 'arom. Far.
rell6ania nabili Warrencanov.
Hillcrestcani vyhrali v me-
ligovej hre.
Nedel ne vysledky.
Atruthers IL, Haselton 2.
Campbell A. G. s, Lansingville
4.
Farrell IA, Warren II.
(Hilicres.s 13, Strutherski So
koli 10-nelgova hra.
Stav klubov v Slovenskei
Baseball Lige.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

Prfd'te na piknik do Hasel-
tonu v ttto nedel'u.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
B0SSY G|LLIS IS
 HARVARD SPEAKER
Unique Mayor of NeWburyport
 Addresses Class Of 1920

Boston. April 27 (UP)-Harvard felt mildly recompensed today for having missed Gene Tunney's re- cent Shakespearean lecture at Yale.
 "Bossy" Gillis, Newburyport's two-fsted mayor, who does his fighting outside the ring, was honor guest and principal speaker at the annual dinner of the Harvard class of 1920.
 Having fired the gun which started Pittsburgh's dance mara thon, Newburyport's nationally known bad boy't hurried back to Massachusetts to tell the Harvard alumni something about the perils of politics
 I'm glad I came" Mayor Gillis told them. Don't you fellows feel embarrassed at me giving you the once-over. l don't care what any body says, l think you're probably regular guys in spite of your edu- cation.
 "Of course there are lots of plain ltllo"S llh0 llIS NAO w eol tlAC 4ASeA that Harvard is dignified and aristocratic sort of joint and that Harvard men are different from the rest of the world"
 We are." came the chorus from a distant table.
 You may be in your own minds,' responded ''Bossy" grinning, "but Yale and Princeton haven't found it out yet
 If there's anything you birds teach you. just get it off your chests and I'll try to wise you up," the mayor continued.
 The class of 1920 was curious about politics in general and New buryport politics in particular, and "Bossy' told them.
 He described his mayoral cam paign tactics and how he bested the high born crowd, which he re- ferrcd to as the Harvard ele- ment"
 T don't mean nothing personal by that" he hastened to explain. because you boys look all right to me. Talking straight. I hope you like me. Still, if you don't, what the hell. You don't vote in Newbury- port, anyway"
 Turning to national politics, "Bossy" said he hoped Dawes would be nominated because Dawes is a scrapper." The mayor felt. however, that the chances seemed to favor Hoover. Of cours Hoover was all right in his wa, "Bossy'' said. but he had the Cool. idge economy bug"
 And economy beloved "Bossy, "is the bunk when it interferes with this country's paying for an army navy and air force big enough 10 defend it against the whole wide world"
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
List of Patents Issued
 To Connecticut People

Patents and Trade Marks issued to citizens of Connecticut. April A, 1928. Compiled by New England Patent Agency, 75 Elm street, New Britain.
 Howard Nj. Barber, Pawcatuck, as-signor to C. B. Cottrell X Sons Co. Westerly, F. l. Two patents Sheet folding mechanism.
 William k. Bluchdorn, Hartford. Muzzle attachment for guns.
 William II. Day, East Haven, as- signor to Remington Rand Inc, Tonawanda, N. Y. Two patents. In dex file and index file leaf
 Duncan C. Hooker, Pennington. Refrigerating cabinet. , William Racburn, Waterbury, as ~ignor to NJ. F, Bernhardt Co, New ork, x. r. Pocket lighter.
 Joseph Sachs, Hartford. Two patents. Terminal contact clip and fusible switch.
 Prank l. Nolcott, West Hartford, assienor 10 The Frank E. Wolcott Mfg. Co. Electrical heater.
 Trade Marks
 Eugene F. Eeadle, Waterbury. do ing business as The Pickett Drug Co. G@rinicidal inhalants for nose, mnutl, and throat affections
 Carl II. Hemming, New Haven, doing business as The Sta-B -Brite Cut J.ry fo Tnb1a rttlrrv IgD3lrU
 Gertrude II. Iiryn, W"stport. Wire-srapling machines and wire lacking machines.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27

from President Wilson congratulat- ing him upon his distinction. Presi- dent Wilson wrote:
 Through a ranking officer of the war department I learn you are the youngest (whether officially so or not) American soldier to set foot on foreign soil in defense of democ- racy and for those things for which we Americans stand. As your for mer conmander-in-chi I extend to you my heartiest congratula- tions. And may each American
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
Eastern Stations
1O2O-WODA. Patcrson-294

1O2O-WODA. Patcrson-284 5:30-News; sport talk G-Frankie Pagano's Californlans Our New Jersey :15-Sunshine Boys |: 1:45-History Class s-Whelpley and Possenriede, pianos S:30-Weekly devotional service
 112O-NNJ, Newark-26S 10 :01-Rlssian Palace program l1-Bellevue dance music
 112O-WGCP, Newark-26S 5-Merchants' program 5:3O-Aice from Wonderland 6--Harry Olsen's orchestra 7:15-Piano company program 7:30-Garden and It's Care 7:45-Charles EastabroolSs, tenor
 s6O-WlP, PhiladeIphia-349 G:3o-French lessons; musuem talk 7-Bedtime Story; roll call; recita-
 tions
 SGO-WOO, Philadclphia-s49 5-"Mental Health of Childhood' 7:3o-WOO Trio [: :55-Science service talk S:05-Dinner music :3O-Musical lecture, Isadore Freed 9--WOO orchestra 9:30-Operatic ensemble 10: 0:02-Euterpians, song recital 10: :30-WOO dance hour
 I1OO-WPG. Atlantic City-273 G:45-Organ 6 recital. news flashes;
 scores 7:05-pnner concert 7:45-Health talk; songs S:30-Casino dinner dance orch. 9--Concert orchestra 9:30-Taffy Dils and Taffy Kid 1G:3O-Katz's Kittens dance orch 11--Dance orchestra
 79O-WGY, Schenectady-3SO G-Mutual savingc hour 7-Stock reports; news 7:25-Health talk 7:30-Players S-Fro-Joy hour 9-Same as WEAF :3O--Cathedral Echoes by mixed
 quartet l0-1 l-Palm olive hour
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
PRISONER J,Si tPIS

New York. April - E9 - The disappearance Of Ralph Richards, half-brother of Vincent Richards, tennis star, from the custody of two United States deputy marshals who mad taken him from the Tombs prison on April 20, became known yesterday.
 Richards was arrested last month in Croton on two warrants charging im pnrsonation Of q federal prohibi- ton officer, and was placed in tn" Tombs March 96 in default Of $i0,- 900 bonds on two charges.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
DAWES SUGGESTED

New York. April 27 R - Charles G. Dawes was suggested last night by Thomas c. Desmond, president of the Young Republican club. as the ideal nominee for the republi- can party. The suggestion was made at dinner of the club given in honor of State Senator John Knight, majority senate leader, and George K. Morris, chairman of the repub- lican state committed.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
FRIDAY.
Eastern Standard Time.
New England States
l60-WTIC. Har:fOrd-536

560-WTIC. Har:ford-536 6:55-Time and summary Of pro
 gram
 6-Program from NEG Studios 7-Baseball scores 1:05-Clinton Musical Period 7:30-Connecticut College Gleo clun 8-Organ recital S:30-Silhouettes 9-Program from NBC Studios . s:30-Studio program 10-Program from NEG Studios 11-Dave Bernie and orchestra '11:S0-Time, news and weather
 5OO-WDRC. New Hayen-o6s ,6-Merchants' Musical Period 6:30-Time, theater review, news
 and weather 6:45-Orthophonic period ?-Hotel Taft orchestra S-The Melody Makers S:30-Pupils of Luigi Consigho S-Time
 1l3O-WICC. Bridgeport-266 6-Merchants' Hour 7-Studio program 7:30--''A Fish Story" S-Sterling String ensemble 9-Luigi Mainiero Presentation 9:55-Weather forecast, news
 SOO-WHZ, Springfield-333 6-Weather report 6:02-Jerry Falvey and orchestra 6:20-Raseball scores G:o5-News and time e:3o-The Gold Spot Pals lNBC) T-The Ra1nb blers 7:30-Musical program S-The Joy Boys S:30-Program from NEG Studios 10:01-NeWs 1O:o5-Suffolk Symphony orchestra 1o:3o-Baseba ball scores ,10:3a-Cont. Suffolk orchestra 11-Hotel Statler orchestra 11:30-Time and weather
 65O-WNAC-WBls, Boston-4e4 5-Ted and His Gang .6-Juvenile Smilers 6:30-Perley Stevens and orchestra 1-Hotel Brunswick orchestra 7:3O-Lady of the Ivories 7:50-Editorial Review s-Vocal and Instrumental selec- tions
 S:30-The Chimney Swallows :9-Program from New York 11:15-Dance music 67O-WEIl, BOstOn-448 b:50-News
 6-Programs from New York Big Brother club .7:30-Studio program S-Program from New York 9:S0-The Dutch Girls Quintet 10-Program from New York '11-Jacques Renard and orch. 11:3O-News. Radio forecast and
 weather
 11:40-Jacques Renard and orch.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
10 REBELS SLAIN

Mexico City. April 27 R-Dis- patches from Irapuato today said nineteen insurgents. including their commander Felipe Suarez, were slain in battle with federal troops at Las Guajolotas.
 The insurgents divided into two groups after their defeat to escape pursuit. The federal soldiers under General Luis Alcala overlook them but whether any more insurgents were slain was not learned.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
New York Stations

67O-WNYC-526 I:j0-Bear Mountain orchestra 6-Market high spots 6:10-Dominick Tramontano, clari- net
 6:25-Baseball scores 6:30-French lessons 7:3O-Police alarms, scores 7:35-"Forgotten Vice Presidents' 7:5b-"Frogs and Turtles," Ida Mel len
 S:15-salvatore Cusenza, mandolin ist
 s:3o-"Everyday English" Hawn 9-Rudolph Joskowitz, violinist 9:30-"Great Masters of Music" 10-Ernest c. Graham. organist; Helen Ruoss, harpist 1o:30-Police alarms, weather
 61O-WEAT-I92 5-Janssen's orchestra 5:30-Jolly Bill and Jill 6-Same as WTIC .7-Baseball scores 7:O5-Eddie Davis orchestra 7:30-Happiness Boys S-Cities Service concert orchestra and Cavaliers ,S-Correct time 9-Same as WT1C 9:30-La France orchestra 10-Same as WTIC
 68O-NJZ-454 ,E-"Poetry." M. E. dewitt 6:15-Studio program S:30-Reports, stock market: flnan- cial summary: cotton quotations. agricultural reports B:45-Studio program; baseball scores s-Arnold Johnsons orchestra 6:25-Prosram summary t6:30-Gold Spot Pals i7-Correct time '7-Stardom Of Broadway 7:30-Old melodies and new ,s-Godfrew Ludlow. violinist S:30-Same as WBZ .10-Correct time 1O-Genia Zielinska with string trio ,10:3o--Frank Winegar's orchestra 11-Slumber music
 71O-WOR-l22 7:10-LeyitoW's Commodore en- semble 7:45-N. Y. Y. philosophy course S-Chimes: The Wise Men S:30-Wickiwer Spencer concert S-True Story Hour 10-Concert ,1O:30--With the Masters '11-News bulletins; weather i11:o5--Hale Byers' orchescra 11:2o-Witching Hour
 78O-WHN-395 ,7:30-Harry Hook X Co. ,7:45-Dorothy Keys, coniralto S-Ernst Saxophone ensemble S:30-Henderson's dance orchestra 9-American Literary Period 9:3O-American concert 1o-News; Buddy Kennedy's Gang 10:25-Poems by N. T. c. 1o:3o-Mr, and Mrs. Wood, har- mony 1l--Jacks orchestra l1.3n-Tommv Gott's orchestra 12-Strickland's orchestra
 .GO-NPAP-S95 5-Pianist; Dorothy Keys, contraito 5.30-Art Shryer. cornet b.45-Henry Halverson, bass s-Cnited String quartet 6:2o-National Americanization Day G:30-keen's ensemble 1-Cotton orchestra
 81O-WLWL-3sO 6-C. NJ. |. Hour lS:05-Jamss Hughes. tenor 6:45-'Lost Sheep Lewis OHern 7-Cat hedral College Hour ,7:o5-Henri Marcoux, baritone 7:3o-"Nayal Heroes" Rev. Furlong
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27

Selections from Leoncavallo's I'll Pagliacci" will feature the Slumber Music period at il o'clock, coming { through WIZ. Another interesting number will be Mendelssohn's an- dante from Italian Symphony
 Il. c.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
1:45-Niator 1nstrumentalists
 SIO-WNCA-37O

. tD--N lC toI ItiSiI QiIl IltiItGliStS
 sI0-WMCA-S7O 5-Selbert Fursters 5:3o-Auntys Chat; studio program S-Nendomat Adventure Period N:30-Littmann Entertainers a:30-''The Nation Period 10-Rainbow orchestra lo:30-Columbia Park concert l." "NcAlpineers" dance orch, l2 mid.--Joe Wards orchestra 2:3e a. m.-Jack's orch. and enter
 tainers
 S6O-WGRS-34o a 50--Al Duke ''The Irish Lad" 5:4o-Herman Bernard, "Radio' G-lncle Gee Bee
 a2U--NR\N-3.6 ;; Tobias, lunestcr 5:25--Congrega gatiou Emanu-El serN- William Haase, troubadour 1:3O-Charles Hammond, tenor : 7;45-''Chic" Winters SaXophone
 Minstrels S.15-Ruth Oswald, soprano >:3e-F'red Gerald. baritone S:30--Iiterary Pot-Pourri 9-Nitali koretzky, tenor; Bright
 Star Trio 9:3D-New Venice orchestra 19:15 - Prince Piotti, Madeline
 Hardy. harmony 10:35-"In Il Broadcast Studio
 97o-WABC-3o 5--R. Hodsiou. Food 5;$p-9oy Scouts meeting G:31-Srooklyn 6 Charities Bureau G4 G45:-ConWay' Broadway Chat 7:04-Burrcll Steer, Violnist :30-''Heieh- hour S--Daisy Miller. Dogs S:15-Harry Salter, liollnist A:3o-Black Rock Boys Symphony orchestra 10:o5-king' orchestra Grill hour
 1OnO-NGI-29i 5-Herb Cooper, Colleglan 5:15-Elliott Sisters, duets 9:U5-German hour 10-Roman Banjo Players o:3O-Heignts dance orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
MENINGITIS EPIDEMIC

Port Au Prince, Halt, April 27 P> cockfights and other as- semblies were under ban in Haiti [ oday because of an epidemic Of spinal meningitis. The outbreak has been confined to natives in the vii rinity of Cape Haitien and 65 cases were reported. The Dominican gov ornment instituted a rigid quaran- tine along the border.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
Through he Static

Good weather conditions enabled lis to travel far and wide last night and incidentally bring to our ears some good music. Pittsburgh, Gin Chicago, Miami and Wash ington came in clearly and their programs were indeed entertaining and pleasing.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27

youth have in their bosom a love for country such as you have shown"
 Merriman received another letter from an officer in the war depart ment: Tt may never be definitely determined who really was the youngest eoldier who served over- seas. While unable to recognize you officially, have not heard of one younger"
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27

William D Peacocke, tenor; Romeo E'a1a. Niolinist, and Hobart Whitman, pianist, will be heard during the regular weekly Clinton Musical per Iod, broadcast over WTIC tonight at 1:U5. Mr. Fatas selection is the First Movement from Brahms $ Sonata in Crying of Water. When the Roses Bloom. and others.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
YOUNGEST WAR VET
 WEST V|RG|N|AI''
Youn6ster Was Doughboy Whec.,
 A Years Old

Romey w. Va. April 25. P-Ten Merriman of Romney is still H. leading candidate for the honor being the youngest American sOldie. who served overseas.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
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