Ohio Man Heads Gladiolus Society
A. G. Britsch of Toledo was elected president of the American Gladiolus Society for the coming year at a board meeting in Hartford. New regional vice presidents and an executive committee were chosen, secretary-treasurer John C. Davis resigned, and Forman T. McLean was elected editor of the bulletin. Hundreds visited the Gladiolus show at the state armory as it wrapped up its second day, with an estimated 20,600 attendees the previous day. John R. Lars won the Achievement medal for top points in the first division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Associated Press
A. G. Britsch
Toledo
American Gladiolus Society
Board of Governors
Br. S. I. Moody
Brockton
Mass
Inchida
John F. Marr
Guelph
Ontario
Donald Briggs
Chino
Calif
Willam E. Clark
Sharon
The
Bulletin
David Pyndall
Gladiolus Society
State Armory
John R. Lars
Biron Spencer
Long Meadow
B. Halsey Spen
Cer wins Marbaker Cup for best first year garden exhibit
Cer, the largest exhibitor at the show, secured the Dr N D Marbaker Silver cup for the finest exhibit from a first year garden, highlighting a standout entry among new participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer
Dr. N. D. Marbaker
Autos Crash on Pike Injures Two Derby Men
In Derby on the New Haven Derby turnpike at about ten o'clock last night two Derby men, Stanley Jadak and Eddie Jersey, were injured when a touring car from Ansonia driven by Peter Tucia darted from Woodbridge road toward New Haven. Jadak, driving, said he had no warning and the men were hurled through the windshield. Jersey suffered injuries to the right leg and foot, body bruises and possible internal damage. Jadak had head and body cuts and bruises. They were treated by Dr. Carmen T. Peppe of Derby. Orange Constable Stevens ordered all drivers to appear in Orange court Tuesday night.
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Derby
Associated Press
New Haven-Derby
Orange
Stanley Jadak
Eddie Jersey
Peter Tucia
Ansonia
Woodbridge Road
New Haven
Jadak
Jersey
Judak
Carmen T. Peppe
Constable Stevens
Orange Court
Radio Program Lineup From New York Venues and Orchestras
The listing outlines a dense set of radio program blocks and live performances across New York venues including the Waldorf Astoria, Palais d Or, and various orchestras like Janssen’s Hofbrau, Waldorf-Astoria Dinnermualc, and Maloof’s Oriental Quintet. It notes times around 7 and 9 PM with multiple ensembles and dance theater broadcasts, plus weather reports and baseball scores. The hour by hour schedule includes hotel orchestra slots, local dance teams, and hotel ballroom bands in a typical midcentury New York radio day.
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Ath
Federation Martie Devotions
Chuerlo—Tolk
Tusa
M.—Janseeh
Hotbrau
P.m.—Maloof
Dark Central
T.M
Palais D'Or
York
Spengs
Manhattan
PAM
Hotel Astor Orchestra
Arlen
Belladeers
Hotel Manger Orchestra
WABC
New York
Outstanding Radio Schedule Highlights and Stations Tonight
A dense slate of 8 to 11 PM concerts and programs across WIZ WEAF and other networks features groups such as Arion Male Chorus the Mediterraneans and Keystone Duo. Additional broadcasts include hotel orchestra ensembles and time signals with listings for Waldorf Astoria Arington WNYC WHNY and multiple city stations detailing operatic soprano performances and police and weather segments.
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Arion
WIZ
WEAF
Hotel Manger Orchestra
Wie
Mattnew
Trin
Anlington
Selenté
Atlantic
Tadies
Melange Close
Parineny
Tivesian Heveries
Waldorf Astoria Orchestra
Arington
Armour plants close for burial of founder's son in Chicago
Armour and company will close all plants at 2 PM on Tuesday August 30 as tribute to J Ogden Armour founder's son buried that day in New York after dying in London. Meriden reports Mrs Anna M Bartram wife of police captain Howard H Bartram dies after appendicitis operation. funeral set for next Monday with husband as sole survivor.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Armour and Company
J. Ogden Armour
Armour
New York
London
Meriden
Anna M. Bartram
Howard H. Bartram
Meriden Hospital
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Ohio Man Heads
Brockton Man
Pike
Glue—Weal
NLW
Atok
Wnyc-Bew
OGGN
Doutle
Raceball Jewks
Deovhle
M.—Kaultenborn
Symphonie Orchestra
WHN
Knickerbocker Grill Orchestra
Jack Vworn
Auon
Jorephine LeMaire
Jack Davis
Baritore
Barebat
Matha Alter
Iion Tork
McGrath, Ukelele
Harold Normanton
WBNY
WGL
Heleni Ketainger
Buddy
al Alcaro
Tannette Resla
Shane O'Farrell
Thelma Carr
Mother Stoner
Duquette
Harold Loomis
Radio Popular Seritn
Yeo's
WMCA
Harry Meton
Iugh Bennett
Tassier Rabinette
Reedings Hentre
Tank Pape
Camp Smith
Peshasi
Ridgewood Grove
WGRS
Richard Metomhy Deedings
Kathesa Connolly
Aurora Stewar Bull
Father Govan
Kathry Connolly
Trish
Aurora Stewart Bull
Sue
Ruth Francia
Alfred Azani
Hath Francis
Mountainrers
Clifford Cheasley
Fe Ptal
Madlu Chef
Yionseholder
Cbsis
Charled 3Cier
Plani
Hotel Statler Orchestra
Edward D'Amato
I P
Totel Statler Rochestra
Miasing Perkang
Piok
KDRA
Pittsbursh
Zieseboll
Hilt
Cincinnati
Nuon
Ode Woman's Hour
Edith Weaver
Basebalk Reaves
J .M
Johanna Grosse
Cinefawati Zoo Orchestra
Castle Farm
Orchestra
WEEB
Atlanta
Charles A. Steldon, Jr
Gun Rerital
Table Farm Service
Charlie Troutt
TOK
WTEAM
Claveland
Bambos Garden
Orchextya
Ey. Jones
Merrimakers
Iwark
Teather
the Chapel
Cavaliers
Horliher
Hotel Sneton Ensemble
Elizabeth Speelman
Prinea
Alamac Orchestra
Newark
Lamelicon
Weel Orchestra
Bill Fellmeth
WIBO
Philadelpiua
Worchster
Wiat—Philadelp
TEAW
WRAL
Baltimore
WPUI
Borton
East Main St
American Theatre
Jane St
Sissarsons
IMP
Freed-Eisemann
Crosley
Ras
DIANA
Cunningham
RCA
Sovaket Power
Hingston
Radio Chain Stores
NEW East Side
American ‘Theatre Blog
Super-Power
Majestic
Philco
Nieves
Bown Town Store
Fairfield Ave
Broad 61
Simmon
Vail Barnum
Simmons
Rniture Co
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