Galaxy of WGM Artists Set for 6 to 7 PM Broadcast
An array of renowned WGM stars will pass in review on tonight’s 6 to 7 o’clock program. Mrs Fred Boring mezzo soprano Mrs Marcelle Stanton Megatee soprano Miss Jeanne Wyane pianist contralto Miss Vendla Wendall pianist Louis Enloe saxophonist alto will perform. Debutant Miss Woodall joins as piano accompanist and soloist, bringing a high level of artistry to the early Saturday night showcase.
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WGM
Fred‘. Boring
Marcelle Stanton Megatee
Jeanne Wyane
Vendla Wendall
Louis Enlee
Taliut
Misa Woodall
Alee
Ananias Members At Woman Tonight
The Ananias Club presents a lively 9:00 pm broadcast from WOM tonight hosted by Monwear Guillune Lowe. Bill Lowe as master of ceremonies showcases stages of humor with noise makers, to entertain listeners from Maine to Little Rock, with Royal Ananias performers and a junior chamber crowd enjoying a festive night beginning at 8:00 and ending at 9:35.
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Ambition
Monwear Guillune Lowe
Atanus
Histenens
Flanon Wom
Monsieur Willams
Ananinschi
Nidiodot
Bill Lowe
Vanolla
Delaware
Itone
Maine
Lidle-Hock
Amaia
Bill
Comimetos
Atlanta
Raultate
Miss Crossland Returns 10 Wom Aired At WOM Station
The Friday afternoon broadcast at station WOM featured Miss Myrtle Crossland and welcomed her back after weeks away. She performed songs including Merrily We Roll Along and Lassie Of Mine with pianist Mrs. Boswell, and was joined by Mrs. Horne for duets. Boswell, Finley, and Crossland drew requests from Athinia listeners while Boswell’s flawless technique and free-spirited accompaniment highlighted the program.
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WOM
Myrtle Crosshird
WGM Curtist
Horne
Atlanta
Miss Crossland
Miss Boswell
Mama
Nagheranal Je Street
Jimmy Finley
Athinia
Railroads face wage hearings in coordinated board docket
Thirty five railroads are named in wage disputes with the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railroad Laborers. A consolidated docket will be heard June 11 by the U S railroad labor board. Five roads in wage talks with railroad station employees are included in the same session. The unions have won wage advances with many lines in recent weeks. Special Sunday train to Tallulah Falls and Franklin, N C from Atlanta departs 7 30 a m. round trip fares listed. Southern Railway System.
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Chicago
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
United States Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhood of Railroad Station
Maintenance of Way Men’s Union
Tallulah Falls
Franklin
N. C
Atlanta
Southern Railway System
Late Broadcast Presents Stars on WGM Radio
Listeners heard a high quality program on Friday night featuring pianist Maude M. Eberhardt, dramatic soprano Olive Walker, baritone Ford Wilkins, and tenor Vernon Kimball. Eberhardt, a Mayer School of Piano teacher in Atlanta, is a noted radio celebrity with regular WGM appearances. Walker and Kimball received praise for their voices and readings, while Wilkins impressed with a rich, trained baritone.
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Ainth
Old Reliable
M Maude M. Eberhardt
Olive Walker
Misa Vernon Kimball
Renile Ford Wilkins
Miss Eberhardt
Atlanta
Mayer Sehool
WGM
Misa Eberhardt
Miss Walker
Walker
Miss Kimball
Vender
Adkuniin
Delightful Friday Hour With WGM Seven Aces
The Seven Aces of the south led a delightful WGM Friday hour from 6 to 7 pm with pop tunes and instrumental solos. El Pritchett on sax, Timmy O’Neal on trumpet, Ralph Bennett on violin, and Shucks Park on piano shared solos as fans requested songs, the station receiving many calls. This was the Aces’ final appearance until Tuesday’s next 6 to 7 pm broadcast.
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Arner
Seven Aces
South
Pleiier Alance
WGM
Meindy
el Pritchett
Timmy O'Neal
Ralph Bennett
Shucks Park
The
Aces
Nixon Killed by Truck While Moving Household Goods
W L Nixon aged mill operative was killed when a moving truck struck a rough place on the road three miles south of Hamilton ToGrange Ga He fell from the top of the wagon and the wheels passed over his body The accident occurred while he was riding on the truck loaded with his household goods He was en route from Columbus to Griffin Survived by his widow two sons and two daughters.
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ToGrange
Jane
W. J. Nixon
Hamilton
Columbus
Griffin
RILLMAN D. JACKSON DIES AT WINDER HOME
Rillman D Jackson of Winder aged 81 died at his home after a brief illness. He was a pioneer of Winder and Barrow County and a son of Rev Hartwell Jackson. Survived by two brothers J M and Mercer Tickson of Winder, one sister Mrs Lune Bradley of Portland Maine, three sons E F B and H O Jackson of Winder and W L Jackson of Orlando, three daughters Mrs Alice Dunn Mrs G A ing of Winder and Mrs B A dubna of Athens. Funeral services were held here with the Winder Masonic Lodge in charge.
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Winder
Dume
Tillman D. Jackson
Barrow
W. L. Jackson
Orlando
Fla
Alice Dunn
G. A ‘Ing
Airs
B.A. Dubna
Athens
Winder Masonic Tooke
Bainbridge School Re Elects Faculty for Next Year
Bainbridge Georgia June special reports the Bainbridge board of education re electing a list of teachers for another year led by Superintendent E G Klean and including several named instructors from diverse Georgia towns. No acceptances yet but consensus favors keeping the same staff for the coming term.
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Bainbridge
Thomnaville
SAG IN PRICES ON CURB MARKET
New York June 8 prices sagged across the curb market with losses from small fractions to ten points. Trading volume rose after the suspension of L. L. Winkelman and company 283 members with contracts had to dispose under the rule. Standard Oil of Nebraska fell 16 points on light turnover. several oils eased fractions. Durant Motors of Delaware closed at 50, and Glen Alden Coal and Dubber Radio slipped. Chicago Nipple rose slightly amid active trading. Mining shares showed irregular fluctuations.
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L. L. Winkelman
Coupany
Standard Oil of
Nebraska
Standard of Ohio
Prairie Oil and Gas
Ohio Oil
Northern Pipe
Ilinois Pipe
Galena Signal of
Pennsylvania
Carib Syndicate
Durant Motors
Delaware
Glen Alden Coal
Dubber Radio
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Goldfield Clarence
Green Mester ‘S
Heela Siining
Henrietta Silver Zaith Industrials
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Sag
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Hollinger Om
NEW Wee
Huinestahe
al Howe Sound
Acme Vackine
Independence
Droz Co
Ear
Ain Gas & Elew
Jim Builer
Tonopah O Armour Co
Daniela Midind
Kerr
Atlantic Frutt Co
Checker Cab
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Herentes Mines
Sone
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Tis
Thier Cond & Radio Ay
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da Pong Motor
Iest
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BO Oy
Salida St Anthony Gold Min
Eastern Steel Cast
Spearhone
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Jery Zio
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Prima
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White Caps
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Ano
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If Gland
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Decatur
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San
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Clergymen Endorse U S Army and Navy Peace Mission
Washington reports a three day religious and welfare conference backed the armed forces. Leaders including Bishop McDowell and Dr. Adler urged peace at home and abroad as a sacred mission and warned against militarism in any guise. Committees will draft concrete recommendations for the army and navy.
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Weeks
War Department
Oime
America
William F. McDowell
DL. C
Methodist
Cyrus Adler
Jewish Welfare Board
McDowell
Francis Dally
New York
Army
United States
Republic
Ant Army
Navy
Choisen
Wilkinson Asks Legion Support For Boy Scouts
Mell R Wilkinson head of the Presidents club spoke at the Weekly Inncrteon of the American Legion at Kimball House urging support for the Legionnaiors for the Southeastern Fair and the Boy Scouts. He called the fair a great benefit to Atlanta and urged citizen aid. He praised the Boy Scout organization as a worthy cause for America's youth. Representatives of the junior chamber of commerce urged aid for a record attendance at the Atlanta Memphis baseball game to be held Tuesday afternoon. A cup will be presented to the junior chamber for helping secure the largest opening season attendance in the Southern league. Miss Catherine Jones and Miss Harriet Jones offered several dances appreciated by attendees.
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American Legion
Kimball House
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Boy Scouts
Wilkinson
Atlanta
Boy Scout Organization
America
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber
Catherine Jones
Harriet Jones
Wisconsin blue laws survive senate attack
Madison Wis June The Wisconsin blue laws survived an attack in the senate today when the house by a vote of 15 to 12 killed the Grahn bill already passed by the assembly legalizing Sunday amusements shows sports and dancing.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Grahn
Assembly
Jury Exonerates Deputies in Mine Workers Murder Case
In Pittsburgh the jury cleared Deputy Sheriffs Edward Mannison and D J Riles of the murder charge in the 1919 Ducktown case tied to Fannie Selling, organizer for the United Mine Workers of America. Mrs Selling was killed during the steel strike era.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Mannison
D. J. Riles
Fannie Selling
United Mine Workers of America
Georgia Grain Yields Deteriorate Amid Heavy Rains
A Georgia crop report shows wheat and oats in worse condition after a wet month. Wheat at 78 percent of normal trails last year and the ten year average, with heavy lodging hurting pollination. Oats in southern Georgia suffer severe lodging, cutting harvest. Rye deteriorates, while corn planting continues in the north. Pecan prospects look excellent amid moisture.
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Georgia
Georgia Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Herve
Hileys
Georgia Belles
Elbertas
Refiners Fear CS Stagnation Amid Gasoline Glut
The American Aid Men association warns of petroleum industry stagnation from crude overproduction and large gasoline inventories. A nationwide buying surge by jobbers is urged to avert storage overcapacity and potential refinery curtailment. Exports note low refinery use in the midcontinent and record gasoline stocks, blamed partly on unseasonable spring weather reducing demand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Aid Mens Association
Midcontinent
H. G. James
Joplin
Missouri Oil Men's Association
United States
Association
James
Better Weather Lifts Trade Mood In New York
Bradstreet's reports a week of improving retail trade and jobbing distribution for light summer goods and crops aided by belated seasonable weather. Chief activity centers on light wearing apparel, wash goods, dresses and shoes, while wholesale lines show little new gain and collections lag. Bank clearings reach $7.641 billion.
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New York
Bradstreet's
Atlanta Presbytery To Install Oakhurst's New Pastor Sunday
Atlanta Presbytery holds a 2 PM service at Oakhurst Presbyterian to install and ordain Rev. Marshall Woodson. Morning service is omitted. A young people's rally follows at 8 PM with an engaging program for all ages.
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Atlanta
Oakhurst
Plane crash near Kellar field claims two lives
An aviator and a student flyer were killed when their plane went into a tailspin at about 2000 feet above ground and plunged to the earth near Peoria at Kellar field. The incident occurred tonight as the two were aboard the aircraft.
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Earth
Peoria
Kellar Field
Here
Feagan to Spend Summer in Boston Massachusetts
Rev Grady D Feagan former city pastor now Baptist Tabernacle Macon will spend the summer in Boston Massachusetts He will supply the pulpit at Washington Street Baptist Church Lynn while Dr Chester Underhill Pastor will tour Bu Harvard University summer session Feagan pursues PhD coursework
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Grady D. Feagen
Baptist Tabernacle
Macon
Boston
Washington Street
Reaction in Industrials and Rail Shares on Active Market
Intermittent profit taking and short selling shaped a reaction in industrial shares while railroad issues, especially low priced carriers, showed good demand and rising prices. New York Central surged to a year high on trader optimism ahead of directorate meetings. several rail peers followed with modest gains amid favorable earnings and anticipated dividends.
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New York
New York Central
Borril of Directors
Pere Marquette
Cotton Market Gossip Signals Liverpool Demand Boost
In New York on June 8 market chatter cited firmer Liverpool activity lifting July to 27.0 and October to 24.65 as old crop positions bought for Europe. Reports of New York shipments to Europe and tighter Liverpool stocks supported spot gains in Memphis and Galveston while domestic demand faltered and mill curtailment fears rose in Fall River.
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Loverpool
Liverpool
Manchester
Continent
Europe
Mary
Peante
South
Memphis
Galveston
Bome Jornal
Fail River
Curb Market Reports Slave Sales on New York Exchange
Following the official list of transactions on the New York curb exchange, total sales record all stocks and bonds traded. Four thousand slaves were listed in the June report from New York, documenting total sales and hands.
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New York
New York Curb Exchange
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