Stars Sing for Chief As Record Ban Ends
New York December 15 piano playing President Truman will receive a Christmas record marking the end of Petrillo’s six month recording ban. A million dollar cast of opera and popular singers performs “I’m Wild About Harry” under conductor James Petrillo. The five year agreement creates a welfare fund funded by royalties, managed by trustee Samuel R Rosenbaum, to hire unemployed musicians for public concerts.
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Wayne Oliver
New York
Truman
Petrillo
Harry
James C. Petrillo
AFL American Federation of Musicians
Phonograph Record Companies
Gladys Swarthout
Dorothy Kirsten
Ferrucio Tagliavini
Lawrence Tibbett
Jan Peerce
Marilyn Cotlow
Thomas Hayward
Leonard Warren
Perry Como
Fran Warren
Tom Dorsey
Samuel R. Rosenbaum
Philadelphia
Vests from Salvation Army Find New Life Abroad
A Salvation Army salvage program ships wearable suits parts to Egypt and India, where vests become prized outerwear for men in native robes. Maj Bob Cowan notes 500 to 600 vests await shipment at the East San Antonio center as Bennie Juarez takes a job in Artesia New Mexico.
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San Antonio
Egypt
India
Salvation Army
Maj
Bob Cowan
Ete
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