June Lee the Vagabond Radio Singer Proves Popular
Missouri born June Lee a Los Angeles San Francisco based radio performer travels widely. She sings broadcasts from New York WOR and Europe and claims to have sung from more stations than any other entertainer. She enjoys the joyous life of radio travel and aims to conquer every station in the nation.
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June Lee
Missouri
San Francisco
Stenog
Little Theater
New York
Chicago
California
WOR
Pioneer
United States
Europe
Fiffel
2LO
British Broadcasting Company
Indiana to Spend More on Dunes Park Development
Indiana plans a large expansion for Dunes Park including a hotel and bath house, with a 250000 dollar parking area, a mile and a half of paved road and sidewalk to the playground, and river conduits at Fort Creek. Richard Lieber urges a special appropriation expansion to accommodate weekend visitors and educational study of geological formations and vegetation.
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Lake
Martegier
Batheer
Ares
Denes
Richard Lieber
Dunes Park
Commission
Fort Creek
Half Minute Interviews Sparks and Skepticism From Amarillo Crowd
Local chatter links city progress to quirky quotes. Carrie Nation jokes about a singing guest Emil Myers Rosseau Caruso, while Jim Cook praises Panhandle Power and Light for a 120 day build and questions telecom timelines. Frank Turner notes tire reliability at a super power plant visit. An Amarillo man seeks deer in New Mexico but stays home. Carl Guin lauds Amarillo’s agricultural development program as expansive for the southwest.
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Amarillo
New Mexico
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R. G. Lane
Babcock
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Carrie Nation
Emil Myers
Rosseau
Caruso
Emil
Jim Cook
Panhandle Power and Light Company
Telephone Company
Frank Turner
Carl Guin
Dalbert
J. E. Clements Sporting Goods
Balcony Bridges Drug Store
Rawling’s & Spalding Athletic Supplies
McGregor Uni
Ironton Gas Heaters
Fea
Beret
Permenant
Kemethey
Seth Bareeto
Beomner
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