U D C Convention Broadcaste From Hot Springs
The thirty second annual United Daughters of the Confederacy convention opens November 17 in Hot Springs Arkansas with innovations including radio broadcasts of opening and historical programs. A hotel tower station will send nightly programs reaching distant areas and readers will hear Telegrams addressed Arlington Hotel Hot Springs National Park read aloud. Mrs Frank P Harrold Americus is president general and will broadcast her address.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Hot Springs National Park
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Arkansas
Arlington Hotel
Australia
Southland
Frank P. Harrold
Americus
U.D. C
Court investigates Foley charge postponed to Tuesday
Washington dated November 16 reports the inquiry into Captain Paul Foley as judge advocate seeking to influence Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne's testimony before the naval court of inquiry was deferred by the court until tomorrow.
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Washington
Paul Foley
Margaret Lansdowne
Naval Court of Inquiry
Heart Songs for Readers Arrives by Arrangement
The Times-Recorder announces a deal with publishers to place Heart Songs in the hands of every reader. Despite a smaller allotment than hoped, an early application is urged to secure a copy of this four hundred song collection spanning patriotic, folk, opera, sea songs, hymns, and light tunes aligned with American tastes and world gems.
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Times-Recorder
United States
Countries
Ciribiribin
Italy
McSorley’s Twins
New
York
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Oldsmobile to Double Output for 1926 Plans
Olds Motor Works ordered equipment to double production and fill 1926 schedules, the largest in 28 years of the firm’s auto building. Additional ovens will be installed at the Lansing Fisher Body plant, adjoining Olds Motor Works, which builds closed bodies for Oldsmobile. In September 1939, 5,541 cars were manufactured and sold, averaging about 250 per day.
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Olds Motor Works
Pioneer
General Motors
Frank Kasterlin, Co
Oldsmobile
Safa
Lansing
Fisher Body Corp
Fisher
Demand for closed cars strains existing facilities
The record notes a large demand for closed cars as supply lines fail to keep pace. Dealers sell vehicles as soon as they arrive, with no reserve stock possible. The piece quips about the difficulty of raising a family and caring for a young bird dog, and comments on society’s activity in simple tasks like cutting head elttace with a fork, plus the challenge of persistence.
Son Preaches Father Sings Here Wednesday
Daniel the son is described as a brilliant orator who will deliver the evening address. Testimonials from Brunswick pastors commend the two evangelists to Christian churches. Atlanta church leaders praise the service which inspired nine hundred attendees, with endorsements from Marvin Williams and M L Thrower.
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Daniel
Marion Hull
North Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Brunswick
Q. P. Gilbert
First Baptist Church
C. T. Fisher
Firs+ Methodist Church
E. W. Simpson
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Fulford
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Marvin Williams
Wesley Memorial Church
Business Men’s Evangelistic Club
Moss Wonderful Experience Reported in Atlanta
A modern figure likened to Paul and Doctor J. W. Beeson in Atlanta Georgia is described as having a moss themed wonderful experience. The note emphasizes uniqueness and local interest in the individual.
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the Moss
Paul
J. W. Beeson
Atlanta, Ga
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COURT
Foley
Rylander
George McManus
Uiggs
Dunlop
Frank Easterlin Co
Jackson St. Americus, Ga
Heart Songs For Readers
Old Motor Works
Pudley
Pera
Dudley
Fables
Alice Terry
Paramount Programs
Mary Brian
Paramount Picture
California
the Times- Recorder
Per Esa Roa
Pue
Alice
Angela Ever
Annie
Robin Gray
Aura Lee
Baby Bunting
Barbara Allen
Laurie Liste
Isle of Berguse
Banks O’ Loch le
Bruce
Bunker Hill
Campbells
Camptown
Jinks Carrier Dove
Old Vie
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