Radio wavelength realignment to boost efficiency at WOM
The Washington based report notes a government reallocation of radio wavelengths following a conference in Washington. It states WOM will shift from 5000 meters to 29 meter bands, aiming to minimize interference and improve reception for the largest American stations. The change is tied to the broader plan to allocate wavelengths after the recent radio conference. Stations like WOM will adjust to the new bands effective May 1.
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Stillen
Wabington
Washington
Ins Dtara
Amatica
Heng
Big Business Man To Speak Here At Kiwanis Club
Samuel Villelin president of the Viti Locomotive Works of Kile Delphi has accepted an invitation to address the Kiwanis Club at a local venue. He will discuss European business conditions and world markets during a visit that includes a radio broadcast on WGML. The speaker plans an in depth tour of industry centers in America and Europe.
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Samuel Villelin
Viti Locomotive Works
Kiledelphi
Kiwanin Chiboon
Atlanta
Ting
Wgmls
Europe
Amica
Busia
Gifted Artist Set for Debut At New York Studio
The New York publisher WEIN announces a gifted vocalist ready to release her debut song collection this week. The press notes highlight her blend of classical technique with modern mood, praising her interpretive depth and poised stage presence.
Broadway Numbers Spark Listener Buzz At Station
Last week fans of Statin WGM enjoyed a fresh Broadway numbers segment announced by New York Webbshern. The broadcast highlighted new tunes and featured a lively lineup of performances including Rudy set bloat and other acts stirring audience interest as the station promised continued entertaining repertoires this season.
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Statin
WGM
Entertaineo
New York
Wubbshern
Pat Ong
Mieses
Biaames
Aragae
Rudy
Ephrelys
Trent
Survey of New York Harbor Channel By Leviathan Vessel
A historical note describes a survey of the New York Harbor channel by the Leviathan, with plans to map the river approaches and deep-water routes. The text mentions figures and passengers linked to sea service and a cabinet task force directed by conservatism in the sea to oversee the effort.
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New York Harbor
Aroobhotin
Alythnay
Court of Honor to Review Scouts for Merit Badges
The Court of Honor will review scouts at a regular session Monday at 7 4d oclock in the Patitan county courthouse. Scouts listed will appear for tests in carving, automobiling, cooking, leather work, seamanship, woodwork, cycling, and more. Leaders and troops named include Franklin Boiter, Arthur Gould, James Moos, Henry Silsmonton, Benton Fitzgerald, Tom Hamok, Carroll Jones, Heber Wilson, and Wiltman Marten.
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McRae
Aiemin
Tou TV Paritan
Tauetbaase
Ital Po Hentz
Phramk
Bemvalle
FE Oscott
Dia
Franklin Bo Iter
Trea Va Campins
Arthur Gould
East Bake
Jimes Moos Coop
Crite
Henry Silsmonton
Crite Marship
Cotton Acreage Up as Planting Expands Across Counties
Reports indicate larger cotton acreage this spring with higher yields expected in nearby counties and port areas. A recent cold snap caused limited damage, though some fields remain wet and cotton stands about twelve inches high.
Brilliant Atlanta Artists to Feature on Afternoon Broadcast
A radio lineup at 3:30 to 4:30 pm today on Station WOM features Mia Inmar de Lamar, Miss Grace Chapman, Miss Julia Chapman, and Professor W W Leffingwell. The program blends vocal solos and piano and violin numbers with notable return of Mrs de Tamar, praised for her voice and piano accompaniments by Leffingwell.
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Atlanta Art
Staton Wgm
Atlanta Constitution
Mia
Witharo de Lamar
Janst
Grace Chapman
Julia Chapman
W. W Leffingwell
Atlanta
Iunist
de Tamar
WOM
Teffingwell
Mia Ale
Plantat
Israce Chapman i
Atlanta Giants
Masual
Julia
Chapman
Stetson Wgals
Thensanla
Lovera
Foogwell
Flo
WGA
Let Fingwell
Musial Evess
Plan Evolved for Churchgoers Radio Outreach
A dated, garbled report outlines a plan to broadcast church services by radio direct to people on Sundays. It mentions a national headquarters in California, a San Principes Brantelies area, and a radio broadcasting station. The text shows many OCR errors but centers on a church backed radio plan.
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Bastamenta
Cat
Gulag
Church of Ameria
California
San
Monroe Farmers Fight Rodents in County
Special report notes Monroe county farmers plan to protect corn from rats and weevils with sulfur and ox to prevent weevil damage. Barns will be renovated to be rat proof and grain losses from pests are described as extensive.
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Monroe
Tiliett
Gia
Amd
Monroe County
Aenally
WGM The Old Reliable Radio Station Directors
The Atlanta Constitution notes WGM The Old Reliable Radio Station listing its key personnel including L. O. Moseley as Director James Finley as Assistant Director A. W. Shropshire as Chief Operator and H. W. Whidby as Assistant Operator.
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Reliable
Atlanta Constitution
South S Standard
L. O. Moseley
James Finley
A. W. Shropshire
H. W. Whidby
Night Concert Distinguishing Feature At Station WOAE
A detailed account reports a radio night concert on WOAE featuring Mire WB. Guliien Peatist, Wook Gulfrith, Amanda, banjo, mandolin, piano and xylophone solos by Wendall Weltin and others. The program included Believe Me If All Those On Were Decaying and Tomorrow with orchestral accompaniment. Ardent performances by Earle Helter, Wendell Weltin, and Teen St John highlighted the lively broadcast from the Atlanta area station.
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Guliien Peatist
Wook Gulfrith
Amanda
Lave A
Heltan
Mmelenbone
Wendalt
Stelfon
Lowe Autenbann
Hohawe
Bronst John
Griffith
Grilien
Cenduth School of Music
Atlanta
Hatensis
Uarle
Yellon
Tia Hioth
Wendall
Alee Helie
Menty
Vasa
Thor Poli
Aireetur
Helion
Berthera
Ttia
Athinta
Miiadclana
Wendell Weltin
Lowe Hillenbaum
Panna Goles
Gifts to Universities in Cambridge Fund Forestry Research
Grants totaling sums to Tarmac and Vale for forestry research were announced in Cambridge Massachusetts with Harvard named as recipient. The gifts support ongoing university forestry studies and related science initiatives.
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Cambridge Massprit
Sioh Bno Gueh
Vale
Reesearch
Warvard Todas
Sextet of Stars Please Wo m Fans at Station WOM
A Station WOM broadcast featured Atlante artists including Myrtle Crossland Wilbur Sasser and W Horne in a varied program of songs readings and piano, praised as well balanced and entertaining. The ensemble promised further appearances.
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Sextet OF Stars
WOM
Ata
Wy Breaten Tlorne
Plantat
Myrtle C'roay Land
Mesa Gopeanu
Mronkie Vell Sasser
Mies Sadho Jona
W. Dreaten Horne
Darflene
Wilbur Sasser
Raudio
Thorne
Misa
Ana Saasser
Mins Jones
Ananias Club Membership Boost For Jimmy Finley
Jimmy Finley reports a boosted Ananias Club membership push after last week, detailing a quirky initiation scene, a seven by three foot clubhouse in Atlanta, and a weekly prize race tied to radio reports from various stations. The piece notes expanding global membership, weekly prize announcements, and upcoming grand prizes including a rubber baseball bat.
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Ananias Club
Jimmy Finley
Old Reliable WGM Heard Plainly in California
A Los Angeles radio fan reports clear reception of Station WGM from Atlanta The Constitution tonight from 7 45 to 8 soft static prevented, but several jazz numbers came through plainly praising Old Reliable and the Atlanta Constitution station The letter is dated April 6 1988 and signed by Tod Angelen California with Butter radio in Butlers Te 8 Berrana Ave
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California
Allanta Constitution
Aouth
Los Angeles
Tod Angelen
Cal
the Constitution
Atlanta
Avanta
Butlers
Berrana Ave
Decatur Artists Midnight Feature by Georgia Ramblers
The Georgia Ramblers orchestra, with Mrs A Suttles soprano and EL Newman baritone, will perform a midnight concert at Station WOM. The program features popular songs and dance hits, with violinist J M Beattie directing and a lineup including Maddox, Cheatham, Delloge, and Christian.
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Pomilar de Featur
WOM
Niet
Muaiclang
George Ramblers
A. Suttles
Newman
Hetenera
J. M Beaitie
J A. Met’ Urdy
Maddox
Amo Cheatham
Charles Delloge
Banio
Willard Christian
Mina Ruth Beattie
Beatal Bealts
Boone
Argentin
Wanaie
Baliona
Hetey Guhak
Georgia Hamblers
Ether Debate Stunt Sparks Radio Opinion War
New York on April 14 radio fans are asked to decide the winner of a debate to be aired Wednesday night by Warner Wheeler general counsel of the Anti Sumon League and Ransom H Gillett of the Association Against Prohibition. The debate under the Government club will be broadcast from WEAF station of ATandT. Listeners are urged to mail in opinions which will be tabulated and published. Each speaker gets ten minutes after a brief intermission during which questions from wet or dry adherents will be answered.
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Aril
Warner. Wheeler
Ond
Ransom H Gillett
Reneral
Hn Association
Prohibition
Government Club
WEAF
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Eneh
Dej Baters
Tun Gilmite Tebuttala
Farmers Organize for Cooperative Operation
Farmers in Holingbreka and Blount sections form a cooperative plan to farm in a united system. The aim is to allocate acreage for face to face shipment and to build an organized farming network across county areas. Local organizers expect other districts to follow with similar groups.
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Holingbreka Gee
Secoeration
Oran
Pantalena
Fontetufis
Blount
Noted artists set for Thursday radio concert in Atlanta
A star lineup comprising Marguerite Bartholyomew, Enrico Liede, and Rick Patin is billed for a 9:30 pm Thursday broadcast. The program highlights include salon arias and piano solos, with Riely Makin and Bartholomew as featured performers on stage and radio.
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Ottien
Atlanta Constitution
Bartholmew
Compriad Riely
Elbst
He Nation
Phe
Branscombe
Barthylomin
Haloy
Anuphal
Swan
Lee Viang Solu
Soaring
Huminn
Marguerite Hartholomes
Dolox
Cadman Diwanth Flowerts
Gertrude Ress—Riley
Aces to Play at Howard Theater in May Engagement
The Atlanta Constitution notes the famous Seven Aces orchestra will perform at the Howard Theater during May 7 to 12. The group, praised by southern riding colleges and clubs, will bring a fluttering, refined program to Atlanta audiences as part of a regional tour.
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Theaion
Atlanta
Heuer Warner
Campo
Carojnes
Greenville
Asheville
Nooo
Brir
Keith
Acca
Kimi Dame Uebestra
New York
Donne
Howard Theater
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