Figures stagger in lumber trade
Asheville July 8 history of forestry ties to advertising urged by Russell T. Edwards, director of the American Tree Association, at the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association meeting. He cited vast idle land for forests and warned elevated wood costs threaten consumer prices and press viability.
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Asheville
N. C
South
Russell T. Edwards
American Tree Association of
Washington, D. C
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Esta
Charles Lathropck
Alabama
Edwards
Hoover
Oregon
Washington
Noth
Coffies
Alaska
Tropics
United States
American Tree Association
Charles Lathrop Pack
Daily Telegraph Radio Program Highlights
Program listings compiled by United Press for Thursday July 9 outline the day’s schedule on WRAY and other stations. Entries mention specific times and programs including news, music, and features though OCR damage obscures several item titles and host names.
Evening Musical Recital Series Featuring City Orchestras and Bands
The Pacific Coast and East Pittsburgh programs present multiple ensembles including Hib M Arthur Brook Orchestra Vesecitas Band Franklin Orchestra Joe Knecht Orchestra and the United States Marine Band with a schedule across day and evening hours. Listings show basebalI escort signals and radio time standards with notes on daylight saving.
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Knecht
Orchestra
Hestre
United States Marine Band
WEY Orchestra
Flivver College Heads West for Six Week Ecology Trip
Oberlin College professor Lynds Jones leads his Ecology class of four men and two coeds on a six week road journey in Ford flivvers across Indiana Illinois Iowa Nebraska Colorado Utah Nevada and California to study plants animals and geology in their natural settings. The trip ends in Pasadena with credit awarded next winter and no final exam.
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College of Wheels
Lynds Jones
Oberlin College
Pacific Coast
Flivvers
West
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Denver
Pikes Peak
Salt Lake City
Bryce’s Canyon
Zion Canyon
Grand Canyon
Pasadena
Calif
Monterey
Pasadena and
Hisnds
Prof. Jones
Ohio
Jones
Fashion Clairvoyant Sees Waistline Return in Film Era
Gilbert Clark, once a New York designer for the wealthy and now crafting for Paramount stars, says he plans clothes a year ahead. He predicts a return to the wasp waist via steel stays, with belts rising and skirts shaping to the body, while styles swing between long and short in six‑ to twelve‑month cycles.
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Gilbert Clark
New York
Paramount
Mr. Clark
Scopes
Bryan
Bebe Daniels
Scopes Shrinkingly Famed for His Trial Fame in Tennessee
Dayton Tenn July report on John T Scopes the Dayton teacher at the center of Tennessee’s anti evolution law case. The piece notes Scopes laments fame from the trial mocks him and shows him dodging reporters while Clarence Darrow and other notables visit. Scopes seeks quiet and avoids showy stunts and attention.
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Tenn
Chicago
John T. Becoves
Scopes
Tennessee
Clarence Darrow
Bainbridge Colby
Dudley Field
John Thomas Scopes
Chattanooga
Ata
Knoxville
John Thomas
Johnny Scopes
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Joe Kneeht
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