Trio of Stars Heard at WGM At Early Hour
WGM aired a early hour program featuring new artists Mrs. H S A Cowan pianist Charles Cowan baritone and H S O Fitzgerald basso. The 80 minute broadcast showcased Mrs Cowan's piano artistry and Mr Cowan's popular songs including Mothers the Sweetest of Names and My Suwanee River Home drawing telephone requests.
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Veterans Hear WGM Artists At Hut Tonight
Disabled World War veterans at base hospital No 8 will hear WGM artists in a 7 30 pm program at the Red Cross hut. Under Robert H Hiner the group includes Elizabeth Reed Olive Walker Mary Record Donald Al Kin Robus tenors Charles Reed and Jimmy Finley. Veterans at hospital No 45 also follow WGM broadcasts daily via personal receiving sets donated by Atlantans.
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Brilliant Artists On WGIW Late Program
Tuesday night at 0:20 to 10, WGM Atlanta presented pianist Mrs Frederic B Gardner dramatic soprano Mrs Rose J Matthews and pianist Signor Emilio Volpi in a memorable WGM program. Gardner, a leading pianist active in Chicago and Wisconsin events, offered Beethoven and other works with marked expressiveness. Matthews, a noted soprano, received wide applause for her flexible voice and refined interpretation. Volpi accompanied Matthews and often collaborates with his advanced voice pupils at the station.
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Old Relibles At WGM Tuesday
Disie's greatest dance orchestra stepped into radio limelight Tuesday night when Warner's Seven Aces assailed WGM's microphone with a melodious onslaught. For 45 minutes the south Jan's premier orchestra ruled the WGMs 6 to 7 lock broadcast Tuesday night. The "tendy Warner ste" characterized each number, adding a fresh ness to the popular dance hits which make them two more popular with the dancing pulse. A hearty response came in a deluge of calls. As many of the requests as possible were given but there wasn't half dime for even small percent of the requests to be played. The Aces will be back at WGEM on Thursday night's 6 to 7 o'clock broadcast.
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Equal of Any station WGM Gentlmen praise
A reader from Nashville Tennessee writes to station WGM complimenting the nightly programs as equal to any in the United States. The note thanks the broadcaster for bringing entertaining programming to the unseen workers and signs C C Thacker of 320 North Second Street.
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Midnight Program on WGM features noted artists
The Atlanta Constitution notes WGM will air a midnight Wednesday program from zero hour with Miss Olive Walker dramatic soprano Miss Mary Record reader Miss Elizabeth Reed dramatic soprano A F Macoun tenor Ted Fox pianist Charles Reed saxophonist sien Fintey pianist baritone and other stars. The feature is praised as a major nationwide broadcast and popular in many regions.
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Mrs Anderson Beauty Talk At Station WGM
Martha Goode Anderson of The Constitution’s woman department and originator of the first woman’s department for a radio station in America will be heard on WGM Thursday instead of Tuesday. Her 6 to 7 pm talk covers beauty hints fashions and apparel with letters from listeners answered by Mrs Anderson.
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Gifted Artist Heard by Fans At The Howard
Thousands of radio fans in Atlanta will attend the Spring Festival at the Howard theater this week featuring Riely Eakin a leading dramatic soprano and popular radio star. The program includes a duet Love Sends in Title Gift of Roses by Riely Eakin and Amy Keese with Keese newly welcomed to the Atlanta music circle. Mrs Keese is the wife of the Howard orchestra assistant conductor. Nellie Sulli dancers join in the Maypole dance adding to the artistic show.
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Pastures for stock improve grazing in Georgia fields
Experimental work by the Georgia State College of Agriculture shows permanent summer pastures with carpet grass Dallis grass and lespedeza provide seven to nine months of grazing, with velvet beans and peanuts extending to year round. The bulletin notes these grasses resist trampling, grow on moist, lowland soils, and suit south Georgia, aiding year round packing plant needs.
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Provisions and Market Reports From Chicago to London
Provisions and market notes from Chicago show varied prices for lard pork and hams with hundreds of weight ranges and carton sizes. London and New York anchors note foreign exchange shifts as bankers await Germany's reparations offer amid a recovering mood on Wall Street and rail steel orders.
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Cotton Seed Oil Quiet After Morning Trading in New York
New York June 5 cotton seed oil trading was very quiet with no deals until afternoon. Market tone remained steady as late strength in other commodities restrained activity. Leading deliveries showed small movements with bids and quotes for prime crude and yellow spot oil outlined, including July at 11.40 and September at 11.08 with other contracts noted.
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Georgia Man Wounded In Whisky Runner Shootout
Georgia man George J. Williams of Bilumandale and John Brewer of Lexington were hospitalized with bullet wounds after a gun battle in Springfield Kentucky authorities said involved men believed to be whisky runners.
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