Midnight broadcast features Georgia Ramblers from Decatur
WGM radio airs the Georgia Ramblers of Decatur plus Mrs TA Sudles soprano and FP Newman baritone in a coming out party. The orchestra led by J M Bestud violinist includes J A McCurdy Jr saxophonist and manager and others. Listeners hear new songs and dances from Down Yonder in New Orleans to Mellow Moon with standard Fox Trot and One Step numbers tonight.
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WGM Tonight
Georgia Ramblers
Decatur
TA. Sudles
FP. Newman
Georgia Rambler
Dancelovers
Pecatur
Atlanta
Yad’y
J. M. Bestu
J. A. McCurdy
J. P. Maddox
Elmo, Cheatham
Charles Kellogg
Wallard Christian
Mins
Ruth Beattie
Pianrer
Zery Bone
New Orleans
Ms. Newnan
Lebron
Neurh
Wellworth
Operalogue of Lucia on WGM Tuesday in Atlanta
Station WGM aired operalogue of Lucia Di Lammermoor on Tuesday night as part of a weeklong series. The broadcast featured Atlanta artists including Misa M. Eberhardt Nora Allen Elsa Stenger Frank Findall Billy Maurer Clifford Durham and William Van Goldthoven with readings and arias culminating in Dea wears Linea.
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WGM
The
Atlanta Constitution
IFLR
Staten
Atlanta
Phose
Misa Moayde M. Everhardt
Nora Allen
Lee Roy Webb
Elsa Stenger
Thou Dendy
Fa ‘Tindall
Billy Maurer
Clifford Duchim
Jubn Clotweorthy
Willam van Goldtenoven
Signor
Emilia Volpi
Pring
Misa Mande M. Eberhardt
Sulla
Northie van Clifford
Durham
Saleey
Beank Cindo Harich
Diesnadig Omjesadje
LeRoy Webb
Nora Alfeu
Clifford Durham
John Lothsworthy
Thomas Dendy
William van Gordthoven
Wy Maurer
Laney
Lucia di Lammerimoer
Signor Volpi
Stomp of
Atignia
Japan
China
Oper
Ameri
Debates and Concert Then Air Tonight on WEAF REY
In Atlanta listeners may hear a debate on the Volstead Act repeal with Ransom H. Gillett of the Association Prohibition and Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League, 15 minutes. Los Angeles viewers tune into a Ton orchestra concert led by Larry Raisden from 10 to 11 PM Pacific time.
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Atlanta
WEAF
American Telephone and Telegraph Company of
New York
Ransom H. Gillett
Wayne B. Wheeler
Eneral
Iton ‘Ton Orchestra
Larry Raisden
Pacific Coast
Noted Visitor Heard at WGM At Early Hour
Sammel Vauclain, president of Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia, spoke on WGM radio last night about World’s Business. The brief but engaging talk showcased his broad knowledge of global affairs and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGM
Samuel Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Sammel Vauclain
Baldwin Locmotive Works
Philadelphia
Hstenera
America
Han
Lueehiy
Atlanta Kiwanis
Radio reception inquiry from New York to Connecticut
Dear Bima station WOM in Connecticut receives a letter from Fred B Gleason of Watertown asking what apparatus the station uses after noting clearer reception from New York City and criticizing Philadelphia’s signal as poorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bima
New York
Phiadelphia
Fred B. Gleason
Watertown
Conn
Warner's Seven Aces to Birmingham Engagement Tonight
Listeners heard Warner's Seven Aces, The Constitution Orchestra, on Station WGM last night with popular dance renditions. The ensemble plans weekly state visits, aiming to cover the United States via radio, and members Hob Pittman and D Pritchett shared their volunteerwork with Alabama metopealls while hoping for a safe, enjoyable tour.
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Warner’s
Seven Aces
The
Constitution Orchestra
Birmingham
Warner
WGM
United States
Perse
Eouth
Reliable
Reliable’ Orchestra
L Sey
Starlight
Cyro S. Warner
Tor Anil
Fe Aces
Hob Pittman
Pritchett
Metopealls
Alabama
Eric
Slahen Wal
Pacific
Radio Station WUAL Dear Sincerely Richard Sneed
A faded fragment shows a letter from Richard Sneed at Movavin Iowa addressing Station WUAL Dear Stra. The message complains about losing sane radio programs and asks for better listening quality and attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WUAL
Stra
Richard Sneed
Movavin
Towa
Bilbo Outlines Political Plans In County Jail
Oxford Massachusetts April 27 Throdore G Bilbo former governor of Mississippi is in Lafayette county jail serving a 10 day sentence for contempt of court. He held meetings with friends to prepare a formal statement outlining political plans. He declined to specify timing or candidates while conferences continue.
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Oxford
Mass
Throdore G. Billis
Missiressippi
Lafayette County
Bilbo
Five Hundred Horses Slaughtered Each Week in Berlin Butchers
Washington reports to the commerce department that about five hundred horses per week are being slaughtered for food in Berlin. Prices have risen and food supply difficulties after the Ruhr occupation are boosting horse meat sales, Bow meat selling at about 2,000 marks per pound, roughly ten cents in American money.
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Washington
Berl
Commerce Department
Ruhr
Curb market trades listless amid mixed oil and mining moves
New York April 17 trading in today's curb market was listless with prices moving in narrow bands. Mid continent crude oil prices slipped while Imperial Oil and Canadian issues showed declines. South American stocks held firm and industrials rose on anticipation of tax relief. American Hawaiian Steamship slipped, while Steel stocks drifted and Dubilier Radin ran active. Federal land bank 12 percent bonds opened with no sales. Mining shares small in changes.
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New York
Canada
3Lidgale Steel
Inland Steel
Dubilier Radin
Federal Land Bank
New York Stock Exchange
Lpor & Drug
Lai
Fifth Ave
Penn RR
Fisher
SR Fenn Sea
SR Buy Be
Ajax
ABE
G & C Say
Jun & Ha
Bleishmana
Freeport
Texas
Phita
Philips
My Ag
Abla
Aoa
Pitta
Ser
Pullman Co
Gumbel Bros
Corp
Ana
TOM
A & Goodrich
Goodriet
Bhix Ray
Toram
Ang Goodyear
Uauian Soper
Bou
Ait & Nye
Uulf
Sta
L& Sw
Wag Rt
Hutson Motor
Hupp
Savage Arm
Ania
Wwe
Ory Coe
Riel Sy Et
Sismena Po
Yao
Tig
Simms
Tut Ag Cement
Amun
Nfl
Shelly
Assoc
Lig & M
R&p
Lima
Ron Trans
Cray Ina
Tam Wai
Lortford
Lay
Ha &Y Conalton Pas
Yey Market
St Tr Int
Bly Font
Ohio
Mintere M
Mid States
Rl& P Wee
Midvale Steel
Uta
Chino Fen
Narad Corp
Wakash Vee
Macon Motors
Jay
Manka
Pravot
Mtr
Paty
T&m
Fe West
Wit
Willys
Bey Nor & West Pr
Cohan Am
Sormer Mare
Yvaon
Woolworth
Eyterday
Amer
Nota Bird
Honda
Amer Gas & Fit
Glenrock
Tndustrials
Haielx
Consau
Armane & Coifi
Hutson
Sains
Humprey
Livingston
Denis
Abracaibo
Bory
Mexico
Ann Light & T
Warnick Alansite
Lordeaty
Boddy
May Campbell
Wat
Teresa Sugit
Timiny Gon
Ulfa
Milby
Lipo
Mautteba Teasmi
Checker Cob
Gus
Bates Oil
Maracatba
Chirgy Nople
Rt Ie
Nisou
Chicago Steet
Taran Oil
Lentier Rav
Yokoo
Columbia Benet
Ajanka
Neaeria
Joan
Dryden
Ui Salvador
Radio Corp
Radio Corporei
Herlo Misiog
Ravenbeam Gt
Schulte Storer
Rinta Motor
Tame Star
NeNamara
le VaLen
Marsh Alines Cana
Mason Valley
A. Ily
Mt Motiran
United
National
Utah Talia Sugar
Atu
New Cornelia
Hercules Minoa
Tony Red
Cumberland Plain
Richmond
Alera S
St Atthe
Salida Mintae
W Oia
Prine
Poe
Simon Rilger
South
Pepa
Stewart Mining
Tdba
Smett
Ric Sntton O & G
Dr. Soule
Tins Winn Oeagia
Unity
Aid Rebi
United Esatera
Ae de Berry
Cities ‘Service
United Imperial
Miter Berry
Kciiea
United Verde
Ois
C & Ve
TAB Creole Syndicate
Yoko
Cotton Letter and Market Commentary Teases Outlook
The Cotton Letter discusses concerns about wartime and postwar price behavior, noting that journalists doubt sustained price concessions and expect a cautious, tentative rally. It reports on weather, delays in planting, and shifting market sentiment with traders cautious about future demand and coverage moves.
Bernier to Lead Alabama Athletics Triumphs Mentioned
Rumor says Bernier will soon leave Hampden-Sydney to serve as director of athletics at Alabama, with a record of lifting Alabama athletics to new heights. The piece notes his success in basketball and baseball, sending Sewell and Stephenson to the Cleveland Americans, and hints at strong football material for next year. It also mentions Egyptian women continuing to wear veils despite political changes.
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Hia Ruecas
Hie
Amiang
Ton
University of Alahaima
Lince
University of Vennayhvania
Crimson Tide
Bernier
Alabama
Sewell
Stephenson
Cleveland Americans
Hampden-Sidney
Iso
Hamnlon-Sidney
Dr Soule urges farms growth at Berry schools talk
Mount Berry Ga April 17 Dr Andrew M Soule president of the Georgia College of Agriculture argues the nation must repopulate the agricultural community. He notes ten percent of Georgia farm lands abandoned since last year and warns of land depreciation.
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Mount Berry
America
Andrew M. Soute
Georgia College of Agrculture
Berry
United States
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Periis
Test & Umaga
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Newt Veac
Seoner & Beane
Domestic Cry
Markeia
Ulaw
Aneel
Dorlee
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Orvis Rens, & Co
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