Edith Lorand Breaks Barriers as Female Conductor Violinist
Edith Lorand, Hungarian violinist, conducts and solo performs with her orchestra in Berlin. She uses bright colors, wears a Hungarian costume, and channels a Strauss like presence while directing a male-led ensemble. Her fiery gypsy influenced style and Guarnerius del Gesu violin set a vivid performance.
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Eet Press
Berlin
Johann Strauss
Edith Lorand
Strauss
Germany
Erand
Ethel Leginska
London
Antonia Brico
Berkeley
Calif
Guarnerius del Gesu
Budapest
Scanty Beach Wear To Be Taboo In Warm Season
Paris reports a fashion shift as beachwear becomes less revealing for the season. Paler skin returns, long jackets and hats accompany swimsuits, two toned outfits with rubber belts become popular, and slip-on rubber shoes along with bright cork jewelry appear as Milady prepares for seaside outings.
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Paris
Milady
Old Sol
Jersey
Worth
Southern Women Push Cotton Cotton Revue to Promote Cotton Goods in May
Baton Rouge Business and Professional Women's clubs plan a cotton revue in May to promote wearing cotton products. The event focuses on showcasing only cotton items to boost the local cotton industry.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Hospital Dedication Planned for May 15 in Palestine
The hospital founded in Tiberias, Palestine by Peter Schweitzer will be dedicated May 15 by Mrs. Schweitzer who has added 7250 dollars to the original 25000 dollars donated by her husband.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Tiberias
Palestine
Peter Schweitzer
Ensemble piano pupils to perform Sunday afternoon
Miss Bonnye Beth Baker presents her piano pupils in an ensemble musical Sunday afternoon at 38:30 o clock in the studio at 1718 Polk Street. Miss Dorothy Bennet of Claude and Miss Greeta Mae Cayton of Canyon will read, and the public is invited.
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Bonnye Beth Baker
Polk Street
Dorothy Bennet
Claude
Greeta Mae Cayton
Canyon
Ranch cattle and business ties span Texas New Mexico
George Kercher of the Texas Land Company visits New Mexico for ranch area sales. Ben Pupkin of California Fancy Leather Goods Company plans to stay in Amarillo for several days. George Temple of Wichita bought 900 head of A. W. Clayton cattle in Amarillo area to ship to Kansas. Ed Able of Asland bought 1000 head in Marfa Texas to ship to Kansas ranges.
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George Kercher
The
Texas Land Company
New Mexico
Ben Pupkin
California Fancy Leather Goods Company
Amarillo
George Temple
Wichita
Kansas
A. W. Clayton
Ed Able
Asland
Marfa
Texas
Kansas Ranges
Careless Motorists Warned of Strict Enforcement in Amarillo
Amarillo officials vow tougher action against reckless drivers. State officers will arrest flagrant offenders moving beyond warnings. Police Captain M V Turner notes traffic drive yields results while noting fuel costs: light cars about 22 percent of per mile cost and heavy cars about 15 percent.
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Amarillo
M. V. Turner
Amarillo Good Will Tour to Carlsbad May 13
Preparations are underway for a three day trip from Amarillo to Carlsbad New Mexico starting May 13. About 125 local business executives will join plus the Senior High School band. A Santa Fe Special train is planned with WDAG providing radio receivers and broadcasts for the booster trip. Reservations can be made through the Chamber of Commerce.
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Amarillo
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Santa Fe
WDAG
Chamber of Commerce
Congregationalists Meet in Austin for Texas Conference
The Texas conference of Congregational churches convened in Austin with addresses by leading clergymen and a business session. Rev. Max Strang of Dallas was elected moderator and urged clergy to avoid overcommitment to luncheon clubs social programs and sectarian rivalry. Rev. Lucian J. Marsh of Oklahoma City was installed as superintendent, and Mrs. 8. T. McKinney of Fort Worth was elected president of the Women’s Missionary Union of Texas.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas Conference of Congregational Churches
Max Strang
Dallas
Lucian J. Marsh
Oklahoma City
Texas Conference
T. McKinney
Fort Worth
Women’s Missionary Union of Texas
Konjola touted as 82 medicines in one for chronic ailments
A vintage ad extols Konjola a complex tonic claimed to cleanse organs and relieve rheumatism neuritis and nervousness. It cites Mrs Nannie Bryant of Amarillo Texas and urges readers to visit City Drug Store 517 Polk Street for testimonials and six to eight bottle treatment.
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Konjola
Nannie Bryant
East Eleventh Street
Amarillo
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Modern Nat Club 10 Opens Tonight For Dine and Dance
An alcove above the Nat dance floor hosts the Nat Club open tonight with a terrace seating about 40 couples. Green gold and blue décor and starry blue ceiling create a luminous atmosphere as Curtis Hunt and his Rhythm Masters provide music with El Hoover as master of ceremonies. Reservations for tonight sold out. tomorrow night still available at 20167. Cover is $1 per person.
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Curtis Hunt
el Hoover
Baby dies after fall from wagon in Texas
Robert Charles McCormick aged 1 fell from his father's wagon near Nacogdoches on Thursday and suffered a fractured skull. He died at Limflat. He was the son of Mr and Mrs R H McCormick.
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United Press
Nacogdoches
Tex
Robert Charles McCormick
Limflat
Robert
R. H. McCormick
Globe News Club Hosts Family Party With Live Broadcast
About 30 couples attended a Globe News organization gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Hoover. They danced on the new floor until late while WDAG aired brief guest announcements and the dance music live on air.
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Globe News Organization
Mrs. Hoover
WDAG
Democratic primary entries near in Texas governor race
Austin May 2 One month remains to file for the state Democratic primary. Twenty plus candidates are mentioned for the governor race including Ferguson and Miriam Ferguson with litigation looming. Possible candidacies include Mayfield Young Hatcher Miller Small Maurits Ho combe Senter and others names noted.
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United Press
Austin
National Democratic
U. S
Earle B. Mayfield
James Young
State Treasury
Gregory Hatcher
Barry Miller
Clint Small
Sterling
State Highway Commission
T. N. Maurits
Oscar Hocombe
Houston
EB. G. Senter
Great Wall Lengths Vary From Straight Line to Curves
The Great Wall of China runs about 1 250 miles in a straight line with twists and curves increasing its length to roughly 2 000 miles reaching beyond the direct distance.
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China
SMU Senior Wins Columbia Law School Scholarship
Dallas May 2 John M Davenport of San Angelo senior at Southern Methodist University has been awarded a three year scholarship nomination at the Columbia University School of Law announced by Columbia Alumni Club officials.
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United Press
Dallas
John M. Davenport
San Angelo
Southern Methodist University
Columbia University School of Law
Columbia Alumni Club
Texas Junior Chamber Convention Expected 200 in Waco
About 200 members of the Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce are anticipated to attend the organization’s annual convention in Waco on Saturday and Sunday. The event is slated to bring together young business leaders for meetings and networking.
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United Press
Waco
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sam
Lustrwax Promises Insect Defense and All In One Finish
To protect furniture and keep it in top condition use Lustrwax. Its odor repels moths and other insects while leaving a dry, dust resistant lustre. Sold by dealers in 60¢ and 60 sizes.
Florida banks hold $278 010.54 in resources by 1929 end
All Florida banks including state and national institutions reported total resources of 278010.54 dollars at the close of 1929.
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Florida
Ntional
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