Radio Department Late Listeners Will Have Treat
Radio fans at WGM will hear a sextet of national radio entertainers in a midnight concert. The lineup features Earle A Helton Wen dal J Welton Louie Rittentaum Jimmy Finley DB J St Johna and W 2 Griffitha, elite performers in piano, vocal, and horn roles. Grand night promises lively entertainment as the station airs its all night broadcast with guests and talking songs assuring a popular late show.
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WGM
Earle A. Helton
Wendal J. Welton
Louie Rittentaum
Jimmy Finley
DB. J. St. Johna
W. 2
Griffitha
Earle Stelton
Helton
Ominical
Fegara Radia
Nttintiis
Vinlhuiets
WMA
Jima Wintey
Dow St
Eserpdoniy
Ce Watton
Teae
WGAE
Phia
Atiootans
Noo
WGM Listeners Enjoyed Music Broadcast Highlights
Station WGM aired a varied program featuring Mrs Rose Matthews, Mrs Knox, and Mr Preston. Matthews delivered standout solos including Your Year Has Told Me and Chinese Lullaby while Knox accompanied on piano and sang Down in the Forest and I Knew a Lovely Garden. Preston impressed with robust tenor in Sweetheart When a Boy and Stein’s Butlard.
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WGM
Clinewert
Rose Eo Matthews
Charles Wrox
Koprino
Misa Claire Uneden
Clarry Preston
Matthews
Thla
Rnox
Mattie
Forest
Brefering
Butlard
Stein Sens
Fins
Weil
Nist
Utetteta
Station WLW Signals New 50 000 Watt Plant in Cincinnati
Station WLW in Cincinnati unveiled a new 50 000 watt broadcasting facility on Wednesday night at central standard time. The powerful station will enhance nationwide reception and support a prominent entertainment road fund project. The opening program featured color broadcasts and remarks by executives as the station prepared to expand its reach.
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Mann
Rompioy
Aninnal
Central Standard Lime
Anueh Eneriainment Road Fund
Met Opera Orchestra Performs On Late City Radio Program
The Metropolitan Theater Symphony Orchestra, conducted by H W Risinger, entertained late listeners on WAM with a program featuring Poetica and Abrtion selections. The performance highlighted orchestral color and praised the conductor’s stature as a leading figure in national music circles.
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Metropattna Theater Symphony
Athinta
H W. Risinger
Sohcerl
Gallaghee
Rhewnongaty
Risinger
Metrepalitan Theater
Concerts Extra Good Sitio WEM
Concert notices describe a lively event in Mt. Gurineh at Base Tenth Street featuring JOTIN WHAVEL TAY. The fragment mentions entertainment, timing and a performance focus, with a sense of lively local community interest.
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Jotin
Tenth Street
Mt. Gurineh, HI
Investigate Commission Form of Government For City of Savannah
A formal early step toward a commission form of government for Savannah is underway. The committee begins detailed work on the proposal plan and gathers pertinent data to support eventual action by city officials and residents.
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City of
Savannah
Appi
Ulfinmte
Tonyoun
Honeymoon Trip Made in Buggy
Dr W Grant Thorp and Miss Carriepell Snowk were married in Brunswick on April 16 and departed for New York in a buggy land trailer drawn by two horses. The groom, a farmer aide in the army, now retired, owns a Brass trimmed buggy with bells and brass fittings including electric lights and a fire extinguisher.
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Brunswick
W.grant
Thorp
Misa Carriepell Snowk
New York
Hersen
Thorpe
Dortor
TRY FORMER BANKER FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
Titter April 10 Special Seveteen jurors were chosen to try A B Wendsicks trimer cashier of the Bank of Mink at Magic Gn charged with embezzlement of $22,000 in connection with the bank’s failure. The trial filled the day in county court with deliberations and a final appeal granted.
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Hendeteka
Unusual Array Talent Offered On Station WGM Broadcast
A special late evening program on Station WGM featured Warner's Seven Aces with the Constitution orchestra, joined by Iléon Car il and Jimmie Finley. The ensemble performed a variety of pieces and imitated cinema scenes, promising lively entertainment for Wednesday night despite safety orders limiting further performances.
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Seven Aces
Constitution Orchestra
Huléion Caril
Jimmie Finley
Aces
Dawn Yonder
New Orenna
Memphis
Pritchett Cas Mesin
Byron Warner
Hee Aces
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Deammer
Onavis
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Fenawan
Ani
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Thea Mimber
Jimaie Winley
Stock Market Sags Little Amid Bear Raids on Moderate Day
New York trading opened with professional bear activity but losses were small as most sectors faced selling pressure. Oil and steel stocks led declines while gains appeared in several issues. overall volume remained light and liquidation limited.
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California Petroleum
Pan Amerndaduer
Murland Prodnears
Nofincra
Houston
Bluelal
Republicas Steel Wash
Ptock
Nevel
Dante Pordent Steel
Steel Corporation
Mareh
Annenally
Cuntrawangi
Dies Cenetlan
Oil shares weigh on curb market amid price cut hopes
In New York on April 10 speculative selling followed a Western price-cut announcement, pushing oil shares lower. Standard Oil of Indiana and Kentucky slipped about a point, others fell two to three points on light turnover, while some declines were only fractions. The market showed narrow, irregular moves with mixed gains and losses across industries.
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Peerlyss Motor
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Gilletty
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Fragmentary note on an odd radio message and signature
A garbled letter from Robert Troutman at Sub South Moarth Street mentions a broadcast on Randay night. The text references a song titled Asleep In The Teen and a one-step tune, with unclear phrasing about affection and a progeny listening.
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Statham
Robert Troutman
Runaway Macon youth abandons sea life plan
A Macon youth, age 11, fled toward Savannah then Atlanta after leaving home with a sea life dream. He traveled along rail lines, was detained near Savannah, and later decided to return to Macon. Authorities anticipate transfer to Havenh and a court hearing is pending.
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Savannah
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Dome
Lawson Hailiburten
Taira
Apwon
Navan
Theo
Atlenta
Atlantaewand
Win Parante
Macon Optometrist Heads Georgia State Association
Macon optometrist J. H W Spratling was elected president of the Georgia State Association of Optometrists at the closing session. Other officers named include C G H Kittell Dublin first vice president and D W Unley Ashburn second vice president. Secretary is William W Smith Dublin. Executive committee members are G I Folson Atlanta chair, Maxine Miner Gainesville, George B Wood Rome, and M J Glason Columbus. C H Pointer Augusta elected chairman of the educational committee.
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J. H W. Spratling
Georgia State Association of Optometrists
Thisatternoon
CG. H. Kittell
Dublin
D. W. Unley
Ashburn
William W. Smith
G. 1. Folson
Atlanta
Maxine Miner
Gainesville
George B. Wood
Rome
M. J. Glason
Columbus
C. H. Pointer
Augusta
CG. Augustine
The
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William W. ‘Th
Brown Convicted in Georgia Whisky Sale Case
Brunswick, April 10. W Brown of this county was found guilty in city court of selling whisky after a hard fought trial. Judge Le C. Butts sentenced him to pay 550 dollars plus costs and 12 months in the chain gang, suspended on good behavior. Alex Uoteh and Aribert Owens were convicted similarly and sentenced under the same conditions.
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P—I. W. Brown
Irkinday
le C. Butts
Brown
Mr. Brown
vLaingans
Alex Uoteh
Aribert Owens
Prisoner Recaptured After Escape, Curio in Athens Report
Joseph Moralli, a federal prisoner, returned to Atlanta late yesterday after being brought from Athens where he was staying at a hospital wing. He had eluded authorities during the Chapman gang era and is tied to the so called million dollar gang. Moralli’s return closes a chapter on a high profile escape.
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Joseph Moralli
Atlanta
Gerald Chapman
Milion Dollar
Fertilizer Sales Top Last Year Says Porter
J Ttunsell Parier, president of the Southern Fertilizer Association, reports fertilizer tonnage sold in the cotton growing states to April 1 was five percent higher than in 1082. Much of the increase goes to corn and oats with higher per acre applications, and southern farmers appear cautious but not overextended based on sales.
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Southern Fertilant Association
Ous
Fort Myera
Porter
Alabama Wheat Crop At 82 Percent Of Normal
Alabama wheat conditions on April 1 were 82 percent of normal per the state crop-reporting service. Estimated planted area around 1,000, with most grain grown in a few counties. Poor winter weather and slow growth kept conditions below average for this date. northern counties faced Roma winter, hindering development.
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Montgomery
Ala
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Gilat
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