Submarine Story Wins Radio Prize
Francis E. Ike of Lexing and Suffolk Law School student Flo Burke won first prize in the Post’s Radio Dent contest for an oddly titled "A Wireless Experience" about a naval radio operator on the Stand-Off Tanker Polarine during the war in the Mediterranean. Burke, 26, son of William Burke of Rutland, is a Boston & Maine railroad veteran and a keen amateur radio enthusiast.
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Radio Operator Memoir Highlights Navy Sub Attack
A wartime wireless operator recounts steering toward a distressed vessel after a German submarine staged a decoy distress signal. The encounter near Gibraltar ended with surface firing, a destroyer escort at dawn, and a reminder that wireless telegraphy both drew danger and aided escape. The piece also notes editorial limits for a radio stories contest and highlights reader submissions from New England.
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Submarine Attack Reported Amid Intermittent Signals
Reports describe an underwater assault where the submarine seemed to stalk an allied ship. Varying messages suggest the target could be defeated as the pursuit continued.
Wireless Editor Cash Contest For Best Incident Story
The Boston Post invites wireless fans to submit an account of their most interesting experience with wireless telephone or telegraph. The winner receives wireless equipment worth $100, chosen by the editor. Entries must be under 500 words, on one side, to reach the Post office by midnight April 1. The winner is announced April 3, with the editor as sole judge. Five dollars per published manuscript.
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Minister Sympathizes With Strikers in Manchester
The Rev. Herbert Whitlock of the People's Tabernacle addressed a textile strike meeting in Manchester urging conferences between strikers and mill officials and calling for a law to compel employers to confer with wage earners.
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Ritual dance staged in church at St Mark's New York
The Della Robbia Annunciation was performed in St Mark's Episcopal Church on Tenth Street and Second Avenue. Five women danced on a stage outside the altar area while two choir boys attended. rector William Norman Guthrie defended the rite as a spiritual art form. The four movements depicted earthly heavenly guests, the nine fold candlestick, and homage to the Virgin Earth.
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Boston College Concert Delights Jordan Hall Audience
Boston College Musical Clubs presented a rich program in Jordan Hall yesterday afternoon. The chorus performed classics including The Soldiers Chorus from Faust and The Harp That Once through Tara's Halls. The orchestra led by Professor T Francis Burke played Stradella and Henry VII dances. Vocal solos featured William Coughlin bass Lacerato Spirito and Shaughnessy tenor with selections by Boccherini Cadman and Lohr.
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Faelten Plays With People's Symphony at S James Theatre
The People's Symphony Orchestra conducted by Mollenhauer gave its 20th concert at the St James Theatre yesterday afternoon. Carl Faelten, pianist, assisted and received a large ovation after a tender, richly tonal Raff Concerto. Next Sunday Stuart Mason will conduct.
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