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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-08
HARLINGEN
BIRTHDAY PARTY

BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Walter +. Nixon gave a
birthday party in honor Of her son,
Walter. Jr.. who reached the age of
6 on Friday. The eighteen little
boys and girls had a happy time on
the lawn of the Nixon home. Later,
the birthday cake with six dainty
mink candles was brought in and
served with ice cream and candy
hearts. Zach little guest received
a valentine as a favor. The follow
ing guests were present: Helen Bat
son. Dorothy Pittman, Fern Willing
ham. Mary Dee Scott, Hsssie Brow
ing Foster. Ruth Townsend. Gloria
Griffin. Alice, Dorothy and Ruth
Robert and Johnnie Pate,
NArren NcWilliams. j. II. Foster,
II. NTurner and Murphy Baxter,
StaAey McClanathan, and Martin
veraAs2
Mr.. and Mrs. Co. Smith Of
few daTs visit with them on-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and 49,. Joe
Roberts, in their new nofEa~xSz
Buchanan avenue. They Travelled N
their car and on their return trip
Mrs. Roberts and daughter. Fannie
Lee, will accompany them for a Wis
1t In Wa1ahachie and UValde-
The Parent-Teacher Association
will meet on Wednesday afternoon
| at the Central Ward School audito-
rum for a short business session,
beginning at s3:l5 o'clock, and fol-
lowed BY a program with music by
the West Ward School Glee club,
Miss Gathright leader, presenting
several numbers.
Saturday evening the members OF
younger social set spent a lea
hours in dancing at the Woman's
building. The large was idea
for this amusement and twenty
couples were present. Mesdames A
A. Kimmell, Miller HARDWOOD, o. N
Joyner, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. K. Tai
were ~chagerons. Delicious punch anC
cake were the refreshments erveC
at the conclusion of the dancing.
The Palmetal Home Demonstra
ton club met Friday afternoon a
the home Of Irs. j. f. Ball, Will
Mrs. Horace Manghum assisting
There was a good representation o
the club members present. and thu
county demonstration agent. Mis-
Kate Adele Hill. was also present.
Plans for the rural clubs reception
in the Womans building al Harlin
gen were under discussion. Mrs
Ball and Mrs. Manghum servet
chicken salad. tea and cake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-08

Same finish as above with oven
Is inches wide; regular price
S63.G0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-08

Same finish as above with
oven 16 inches wide; regular
price S43.50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-08
START BUILDING

SAN BENITO. Feb. s.-Gr0und was
broken here Tuesday for the founda-
ton CT the Battles and Vinsant build-
ings on Sam Houston boulevard near
the Mittanck furniturs store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-08
Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor

Mrs. Frank c. Gay of Brownsville
spent the day visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Beddoes of
La Feris Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-08
WESLACO
BRIDGE DINNER

BRIDGE DINNER
Miss Katherine Erwin entertained
a number of young women on Sat-
urday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Monk Wilson. Following a dinner
the guests enjoyed seve' | games of
bridge with Miss Catherine Terhune
of Edinburg holding high score. Out
of-town guests were Misses Bernice
Curry. Mary Catherine Terhune.
Gertrude Schaleben, Alice Rowland,
Onata klossner, Claudia Mccain.
DLaural Beville, Emma Jean Baker,
HALLE Little, Mrs. j. r. Norvell, Mrs.
Scott Dorsey, and Mrs. Raymond
Newman Of Edinburg; and Helen
WEIGH Of Mission.
The Llano Grande Home Demon
stratlon club held a day meeting at
the First Methodist church Friday
Mrs. Eta Ringgold, county demon
stratlon agent, giving a canning dem
oastration. A basket dinner was en-
dyed at the noon hour. During the
business meeting, Mrs. H. A. Coultas,
vice president, presided in the alb
sence OF Mrs. Monta Walker, presi-
dent. The year books were distrib-
0Sc4 ~ LOT the pres
ent years work. Plans for an open
meeting to entertain the husbands Of
the members were also discussed.
Local members of the Methodist
Missionary Society circles met at
the home of Mrs. S. S. McCord We'd
nesday at which time Mrs. Gerald
Mann, district secretary of Donna.
discussed the West Texas conference
Of the society to be held in Arril.
Following the business meeting. tea
was served, there being over 20 mem
hers in attendance. Mrs. Clarence
Haven sang a solo. and a program
from the official organ was carried
out.
PERSONALS
Rev. Colglssier had charge Of the
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29
800 MARINES EXPECTED
 IN NICARAGUA TOMORROW
Mill Er Distributed to Various Bases in \crth to Fight Gen.
 S,'niuo.

M3nacua. Nicara gua, March o9 Five hundred additional marines are cXpcctod here tonorrow.
 They will he distributed At Narl- ous bases 10 the north Nher" d'- tcrmined effort Is being made 10 end the Sandino revolt before the rainy season starts in May, One" the slN months of rainy weather sci Tn lh' odds are considered 10 favor th" ! rebels since movement through fI-" jungle country becomes increasingly difficult for 1hosc moi used to II, Rear Admiral David r, Sellers ar rived here from CorInto to confer with Brigadier General Frank k, Mccoy and Charles C. Eherhardt American minister. on Ameflran supervision of ths national election next October.
 El Commerce. 2 Manasua news paprr, prints q defense of its prdc- tice of calling General Augustine Sandino, the rebel leader, ! ban dit" The generals brother. Socrates Saudjuo of New York. wrote the pa DOT taking exception of its practice and saving that som" American pa pors as well as those. of south America and Europe call the general a patriot and lib"rator.
 In reply Fl comnerclo charged numorous atrocities. hurnings and pillaginE These crimes. it said are unknown outside of Nicaragua. Tine encounters between |. s. mar ines and Sandlnos followers, being the only knowledge they have of Sandino. unfortunately Tn" press outside of Nicaragua has placed halo on Ssndino, charging his red crimes 10 white virtues,
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Through the Static

Conditions were generally better : last night than they were Tuesday night There was almost no static and what there was came in sharp crashes, being dispensed with rapid lv There was some fadlng. but ithat'4 10 bo expected, anyway, SO We d1u't consider it. Volume WAS fair There was nothing rip-snorting about t and som" of the stations w heard were inclined 10 be 3 rifle muddy. Outside Of that boss, they ain't TO news.
 WoE Newark, presented another halr-ralser in its series of crime plarcts last night. The utle of the latest effort was The Stlffouins Hand," nice subject 10 coptem- plate, II was crook story, there 5 no doubt about it, The usual drivel about young man falsely accused ot murder. But everything turned out happily, 70 t occasioned no great worry on our part The station vas extremely loud,
 WIS Chicago, went NoIt one better. presenting playlet with or rh, stra compartment. although Ra 1I1u't enJuy i any more. The title Of the affair ~us "Th4 Lady Of Lyons" w. didn't g't much of a kick out il. beyond listening for the leading lady's sohhing voice.
 NJAE. Tro;iirnco, came through with some direct advertising and we caught II right On the nos". the station being particularly loud and unusually clear. \ fea sale for the benefit of something or other was
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Often In } Days Even Tender ness Is Gone Says Fair
 Dept. Store.

Men and women who were bent nearly douhlc-Whosc joints were swollen and intlamc whose very existence was just one continuous 1orturing trial have watched with wonder their return 10 physical fit hess and felt the glorious relief Of q body free from aches and pains simply by putting their faith in the little green capsule" known from coast 10 coast as Allenrhu Number 2.
 These little green capsu.c, 90 aft
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29
Catholic Rites Refused
 ROyalist PartiSans

Paris March a9 tPl-Thc rites of lhe Catholic church have been re- fused 10 partisans of thu famous catholic roytlist group. L'Action ErancalSo.
 In an official ordinance signed by Cardinal Dubois. Archbishop Of Paris, it is ruled that priests may neither haptizc, confirm. marry.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29
Chained To Char By Rheumatic paIn---Gtue
 Green Capsule Frees Him From Agony

.r the swelling and the pain ln the right way-the knockout way. One little capsule an hour for the first 10 hours: then continue as directed until every little twingo and every bit of tenderness is gone.
 Just ask for Allenrhu Number . Substitutes and limitations may II" offered you but remember, it's the little green capsule that is turning the trick and bringing joy 10 thou sands Of Rheumatic sufferers. so in sist on Allenrhu No. 2
 Fair Drug Dept or any reputabl" druggist in America will be glad 10 supply you,
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bury. administer communion nor ad . init tnto church organizations the partisans of which refus. to sisn a formal renunciation of LAction Erancaise.
 They will be regarded as public sinners" and priests compromising with the new restrictions arc sub Icct to serious discipline.
 There is q provision, however. for 'he marriage of partisan and non partisan with diminished solem- fifty and effect only as regards to
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aunour"yd. w. dida'l a-,>. in v.5t of tEn f@ct that 8 runf. Fl rl-.I.' tried to prevent oGr le4Hju.
 \ sumw2"y Of tn~ r-e-l.. ,3r.- con t,st and a '.lk. "l'ol-iuw |uch.u Disoases,' Were heard from NCAC. Storrs Needless to say Hr diIp'f ro- main there >aiH lons Tha station N.ss loud enough. NJ mis4t aay.
 
 A We were browsing around down oa fhe low wavrs. We cncouM- f.r-,! station and v.- stopped th,r tor q while. Pretty sonu tho :ll- nuuur"r staipl that the following number would rr -I5arh ju lour D0u Back NurI." Hs far as 'y' could uska it o.', Nul rooa chorus lN Humphrey N.lloNu-y, Nov. 0. ruufs., N, Wcr" interested, sine. iMmrhr,y is a iargl Hoy and "N that, 50 v.-. tried To as'.o, bur womb >cG t~ijo}" f, aoDu |oowju' other ..p. .c:a.r.r came n or th. NaN" .al v, heard no m4r. uC G.r o.- ,a-slu or HumphgN.
 uovH t WHNA NueHm>nj- a collection of uan.o- anI sins F. u.rn h3opH' j. nj, iu real ~outh,.u ,at.,. They pr.s.nrrJ 'l}lu, Neavau' .al 'Sidc Iiy $@Ia." ,"ry a.r.vt+hly. IT, station r-at, through i" zoeI low
 u.b.r ~ja'ioa.- I"ard #.r. NJ,NA, Jr''surel. WAIc. N.1 York. Wt}AI~ r1tmora, Wi'G. Atlantic c.D,: WIpD. Miami Erecb; WSAI, Curinaatj: WMrN. Nn', York; N,TAM. rl,,daI: WIW. Cineiu- uri. NCA-WIE. p'roit. WNNC. ;n~ton; VICES Nv York; MTAG. Worcester.
 uorl.r ,oa~t-so-"oa4- hoo}>up .,Ij h.. ar"u@-I tonight at o'clock. ntt,u several stars ot ih" movie ...am-9t will sfrp before mioro- phones out Iu IfailNNoo1 and will 1.II< 10 th, radio audiences all over 'a. country. In addition, Paul Nujt,mau aud his orchestra, broad rsuug from Npw York. viii be hrrI. Tn, program will last for onc hour aud will inehjlr pqtsiaa Fair hauEs in talk on Keeping Fit; john Barrymore in rendition oi llmlat's "Soliloquy." and features ny D. W. GrtIjth, Norma Ialm3ds", Charles Chaplin, Dolores Dol Rio ard others.
 That's all tor today, thanks,
 P. l.. l..
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S.fe-Stein"r Brothers, banjo duo X; ii-Anton I.iebonitz %-FollSh hour Of music lu-Ccnlury orchestra
 9.O-N NABC-3oa G:5l-uoWell's orchestra 1-Dr- Warner, DOB Fs!rhoIogy tl|-i'arN Lane orchestra lt45-Amer,can Legion Post >-0rch'stra and ,oloists a-"2-Sr. Thomas orgtn Music of lpr Mu l"&--Negro Achievement hour ji.ae-kinS's orchestra
 1DGo-N h--ijl'e. 1p.WS, racing. sports 9,o@-Ii"rt Hrs .h's urrhrstr,, o:&u-- Kinks juNest1uaUi }rfoi AHtaiu~iau ~-r.ra..r- ,:,u--l lajis." a.a.-. .1l.s 7:t5 --i. l. imfN ls,jy .'ojHrr >--HaYNIn 1oHt2 "'ii-rs >:a"--i'l- orn,H,r .ui a.1th Ii- '.o.t..- .n. 'a.r,i' pianos
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New York Stations
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J1O-N fI-J-h 5 ;3o- Herman Ncunan pianist Book review .:l6-Market high spots .:o0-Fred Price, bass 7:30-Police alarms 7:35-Air College S:l5-Minnie Well. pianist S:3o-"Adminis'rat of State Gov ernment." Attorney General Ot- finger a:45-Roland F. Meyer, holInist Board ol Estimate meeting l0:30-Police alarms. weather
 6IO-NEAI--l9: Nat Martins orchestra 5:30-Nan orchestra 6-Waldorf- Astoria dluncr music Mid week Federation hymn T:5o- Same ss WTIC :30-Sentinels Correct tim The Cabin Door 9:50-Wayside Inn Smith Brothers l0:30- same as NllE ll::30 Arnold Johnson orchestra
 660-WJ/-lji :, 45-1 orrc and BiNiano s-Sherbos orchestra i: :55- Summary Of programs, tune 1-U. $. Marine band Bonnie l.ajdies 5-Eetold Tales Blind Mans HoIl- day s.S0-- Same as NEz ta-Corrcct time ie-The Cont,ncntals il--"Crimc" Robert L CroNe li:2o Slumber music
 .1o-WOR-l.2 { Radio study period G. 3-Jacques Jacobs ensemble a:30-- Sunset Dltinters s:4o-Jacuues ensemble .30-Halc Eyers' orchestra 5-Chimes. Foreign Born Amerl- cans .:l5--C'arlino 1udsou. pianist S: :a5--- Nep York Philharmonic orch l6:1h-orcan Nocturng, feu"lck Newell tenor fI-Ncns bulletins, weather Il:oo-Paul Spochts orchestra
 7sO-WH>-3s5 a:3o--Chrlstian Schnrer. baritone ]: oo-Francls Spcr, songs G--Amov orchestra lo:l0- Prince Piotti. Mad lyn Hardy Poems, bv \. T. C. te:30- Eleanor GaIl rou'ralto u:4p--"The Masters Quartet" fi-tlttlc orchestra Frivoiity orchestra Bohemian Night. \. T G.
 .60-WPAp-335 s.Gb- koc9'r t.uscmh', 7--Icelanl 1ancr orrh'stf4 -:3o-Chas. Strickland'S orchestra S-Nill Oahland'e Chateau .30--American variety hour a.30--Ma mel Icnohan. coutrslto 4o-Jimmv Flynn, tenor. news
 slo-WLWL-31o s-Farish schools hour 5:05--Arn8 Laurie, soprano s:2o-orchsstra, 'Happy Memories s:3G-can You Spell? 1-Airna stoll coutrai'o 7.i5--st Cecilia mb'r :30--Qq"sfion Box
 SHOWING A-37o 5.7a-Food show s-"We Taur" Qparfet s.i5-I Imperial Shirt Trio .39-Travclers Entertainment s:45-Crans Divestissoment 9-1DveStmenf talk a,l5--Staff recital, Walter Neft, Lu- ellie Black, Norman pearce lh-Duke YellnaU's orchestra .3o-Food Show -ncAlpineers dance orchestra r. mid. Eroad dway Nife
 s6O-NGB--3to : 1.3s--SInsct deFo'ions. organ rt- cital G-Uncle G.. Bee lG-Fraucea Newsome. Allan Mur- ray, James Caskey. songs tb:35- Meadows Quintet t4-Eddie Worth's orchestra i1:3h-l'hillipo BorregInc, tenor II :l5-Am.rican Trio 7 mid. Eddie Wort h $ orchestra
 a20-WPCH-'26 -fa&4 bonds s-Cliford CheasleH Numbers" e:45-Nic5acI Simmons. Movies 1--Cari fiqge, pianist ;30-Baruara kckels, soprano ! f5-Frank Kirby, Photography A--George kel,ins harmonica
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Maine has provided for th. es- tah,ishment and management pt town forests and Wisconsin has made similar provision for county forests
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

the non partlsar.
 This prescription also I"i""# the forbld1ing by rh, Pop" ol h' habitual rraIing ot th' n"H>H-r"r LAc,ion f-rancaiS". organ Q; 'I'. royalists, or of aiding i'.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

New York - The latest lunoHa- 'lou iu society weddings is bridal gown of shell pink. instead of white satin. IL vas worn ny Katherine Brown when she wont to the altar with George Fuller. heir to q fortune made in the building industry The designer once created for one Of his models NJ. ..ding gown in black.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

Bridgeport Mrs. Josephine Nrrssalt -. and J-year- old son. An f"nio, severely burned in 5000 fire started by exploding still.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29
New England States
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560-NTlI. Hurtior,l-o3G e:9S-Prosfam time and MegS 6:30-Hotel Bond Trio 1-"Sketchcs from Scre.udom' .:30-"A Girls Day" tNBCD S-ProGran from New York (NE'A S:3o-Capi;ol Thoater presentation I0-Talk, Parental care, Dr. l.. N
 Boyc. lb:l Worthy Hills dance orch. It: :40-Statlpr !'-nosy l:l0-Tlae. u.ws. weather
 50O-MpEC. New I!a,cu-:Go 5-McrcAuuts' musical period 6:30--The4trr Er1l-st -,rd H n~ The kentgchrns 730-Eose utald's Ar loI} Eot 6---LenleH SrrN,r,.S t--Studiu Program la-Ncalher
 tl3o--MICt. Bril4rpurl--.6o b--Timc o;ql-Mcrcbants : Hour .-Woather 1.nl-Icnten Srr}ic.s 7:30-Adclc Grccnluau, -Her >,ori.- S-Studio program '.--Amphion quartet a:3o--Mabel Mccarthy, Mr~ L.
 Ugrcn. recital Ie-Charles col.a sju-ju@ ogIa Il--\VWs
 GoO-M \At-Wi;i>. Bo-tuu--lOi j Ted .nd His ,ia1- o Tnc JuFlnil Smiisrs 6:3V-- Prom \ y oT, -:pl-foof Peppers orch.5.sa '. S The Four M"'y}m.u S.15--17ron. Melropolitu Iued>r
 studio lQ:l5-Jacquca I;taanI and orch. lilo Morel i'..ri aud orch.
 G7o-Ni:.L i,u-inn--ll> { Elhs Hotel orchestra e:S,3-NcNs e 6l5-Big s Bro.her club .:5O-Frum New York .oU-EaJio forecast and weather lu:35-Lido Venice orchestra lI:0o-NeNs ll:l5-lido Nenic" orchestra
 yUO-WBZ, sprins,icId-3;$$3 ao,- Time 5:30- The Magic Box 5.io-AIusical program o.5a-- News t:i5--M Musical program . Talk. "The Political Slluutlou Jn
 he United States .:lV-Hotel Statler orchestra ,su--Thc Pioneers Musical program o:3u-- studio program le-Tlme. news lo:oo Anna cullilunp and aluats le:3U- McEneliy's orchestra ll:30 Time and weather
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29
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Eastern standard Time

NOTE - Astcrisks Denote Best Pro-
 grams oI the pa,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29
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.-e rnay j,., f0 th" county jaiI Ean ps,s"rsla "iu.c ,r uJ.Ht .At least .j., .r music 2ud ntmr noises arc -l..G fEat 'iar9 aul i;"",lt John s..m GuI iit.irvIty in ru;iu- prop .'rly uii"inin@ th" i3il And 90 they #r~ Snin" Th. county for an iniuuc-
 in1 and damages.
 Alau'ic City -- F George tlizio rcu~iJrrs s"' of books 90 valuable that they arr locked 'p in tho spflIts Of " bank with which ho is roo@.r.'I, Ea"h of th" two volumes "''s@ on"' owned hy 2 p''.,iI"nt O. tn" United states. Earb hoars the signature ot s thief rA"cutiN" and WarGinal Nofcs The book oncc owned by President Harding is on i2s"Hull anI contains this note. "Nou stretch in the seventh inning the s"' cost l'lz,u &9N.o"0,
 Nov York samuel Nagil, jr4iu" of Io&s in AlaSha came from Honl tht' Arctic circI" 10 sur fur Tiers for 1s dogs that ""r. never rc-
 turned after b,in= hired. He got judgment for EGod, T came more ti,un 7.ooo miles and il cost me at Iras' throo times sf0r." said samuel. "Uu1 l got Satisfactiou.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

Bridgeport - Elks to put on am- at>ur boxing show in defiance Of President William J. Kennedy Of Connecticut A. A. |.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

Miami Eoarh --- Naturally, recall ing the -ooI tim" Jack and Es'ellc had abroad, on' wonders whether Gene will b. bachelor next year. Nr Tunncy Is golnE abroad then, .Nmong other things h. will give an roIizo.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

Hartford Republican State Committeeman J. Henry Rorabacli i:roadcastlnS company. Columbia l'roadcasting company and Chicago Tribune 10 broad dcast the national convention at Kansas City.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29
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G;fl--Oygau recital; news flashes 1:o5-- Sholhurnr concert orchestra S---,' 'a~ino dinner dance orchoS'ra >.@"--PIaH@rouul ErNoi,rs
 9-AmDa SSa1Or concert orchestra 9.%p--Oriole tiinr club
 l"-MotioG picture broadcast
 in.-u-- Organ recital
 1l:1"-Trgymore dane" orchestra G. stock raDOrIS; acWS
 G:3u--D Dinner music 5:%o ---'Nc'ers \ot Voting, \. l'ail I:ij- studio music
 >-Somc as Wl,Af
 g--Musical program
 1p--C -Carborundun band il-Dance ] program . I .30--organ recital
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l-McrC HuUts7 Uu.TcuI V1TIUI 6:3Q--The4i"r Jto2i-s, tNtd N> The kentUchIssn. 150-l;oseut ut'ld's N' lnI} l'o.t A--LentcH SrrN,r'.~ @-StuIiu Pro-r4lI ln-Nea1h
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29
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N.rrHsUf' rg,&Hru ,.3H -A'j.. gom NmIurl.0I ~uGds"t |ou0aii quartet
 @N--'ia~.aE N4jit.im. tenor
 l5-N rE lfs .iI1 , Flor f-r.nur T. soprano ..t.--l,-r '.--.. ..ri.,H. .."'. Itnfuanu} a.r.ja' . .t- I;iF--.r.. N'--..1.- r...-
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 7in--Nll. phi;ahr rip',ia--!o i Al.jphl4 NAsp, ring orch !. I5--I\, Fstonr Automobile cnll, >--S same as NEAI
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t.%r- llmHrf music
 B"i'iu" story: roll raII N--D divert hour of music :. = N--t,tn,a ,..-ltn tn..l1n-
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That's all Tor today, thanks,
 P. l.. l..
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

Princeton, \. J. -- Forced 10 hubhla with the aid of canc since ch.lihooI ha"aus" of infmtilc pa r4Iysi~, Charles C|aga.tt is q star on inc Princeton freshman gym team. In three mouths he has learned to do as much on 'hc flynn" rincs auI high bar as many uuhaoijcappru boNs do in hat many years.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

New Haven = Fire causes s5,00h ''1mase ill Imperial Laundry. Over heated iron believed cause.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29
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a:30-Christian Schuror. baritone ] 5o-Francls Spcr, songs G--Amoy orchestra Io:I0-Prince Piotti. Mad'lyn Hardy Poems, bv \. T. G. te:30-- Eleanor Gal rou'r8lto 14:4D~--'The Masters Quartet ti-Llttlc orchestra
 frivoiity orchs str1 o-i;3V-Bohcnia Night. \. T G.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

Now liaN"n 1alr swimmers; break worlds free style relay records iu -o", -1n and 20" wards.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

Arlm'4 lbs Is auurh j' anyooay 1ouo.s shat the emperor Of -olf his ynar ~jll h, han1som. auI popular young lawyer of these parts. Bobby Jou,s rodo home first N strirE in thc first of the seasons hi- races in England. Ills q jockey,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29
Eastern Stations
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ln2n-NphN r3irr~un-3al ..tn-- \.fH~. sport -.'h n--M.ry Ner-an soprano. waNl~t .2n--S sidney Sergeant. baritone H.@"- Ejg" Iua drum corps t.--Th. nyS'ic ctwEau .o.@n-N tl. .4sie j--CoIouiHt y"u#a-aF'u~ : ;"' -It4Gauo.~ HNfnriiau~
New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

s-Farish schools hour 5:05-Anna Laurie, soprano s:oo-orchestra, "Happy Memories s:3G-Can You Spell2 1-Aima Stoil. Coufrai'o 7.t5-St Cecilia ansem able Ir3q--Q1cgficD Box
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-29

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