Hollywood Radio Juries and TV Moves Sweep the Airwaves
Hollywood tourists drafted from Los Angeles hotels will serve on a Rudy Vallee program jury to gauge audience reaction for his Thursday night show. NBC plans a Movie of Grand Ole Opry with Hollywood filming and the Union Theological Seminary tutor Dr. James H. Moffatt joins as consultant. Betty Caine and Jay Jostyn co star Life of Mary Sothern marks its fifth anniversary this month.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Rudy Vallee
Rudy
Vallee Radio
Spenser
Arnold Grimm
Jean Blaine
Hymns of All Churches
NBC
James H. Moffatt
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Grand Ole Opry
Bob Crosby
Ohio State University
Penny Singleton
San Fernando Valley Post
Ika Chase
the Waldorf
Mary Sothern
Betty Caine
Jay Jostyn
Boys' Club Boxing Exhibition Tomorrow Night
Riverside Boys' Club plans eight thirty boxing exhibition at 130 Constitution Street with twelve boxers led by Albert A. Paulhus and director John Berg after a championship win. Also includes a comedy bout, films, and refreshments for invited guests.
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Riverside Boys’ Club
Albert A. Paulhus
John Berg
United Boys’ Club
Constitution Street
East Providence
St. Andrew’s Boys’ Club
Last of the Buccaneers: Death of James Alderman at Fort Lauderdale
James Horace Alderman, Tampa native and famed Gulf Coast smuggler, rose from fisherman to bootlegger and killer. After a 1927 hijacking attempt ended in murder of a Coast Guard guard, he was captured and hanged on August 16 1929 at Fort Lauderdale. He had allied with a northern ring, faced prison, and endured a late life of religious turning in a temporary gallows.
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New World
Cat Island
Bahamas
Keys
Cuba
Florida
Florida Peninsula
Capt. Kidd
Henry Morgan
Black Caesar
James Horace Alderman
Tampa
Gulf Coast
Cape Sable
Ten Thousand Islands
Teddy Roosevelt
Zane Grey
Alderman
Fort Myers
Cook
Miami
Bimmins
Gulf Stream
Coast Guard
Fort Lauderdale
Coast Guards Station
Spanish Main
Brownie Wings Awarded in Candlelit Farewell Ceremony
Brownie Troop held a candlelit ceremony at the Girl Scout House on Franklin Street to honor three members aging out of Brownies. Mary Palma Betty Rentieres and Barbara Battcher received wings from Brownie leader Mrs Warren L Huston and were introduced to Marigold Troop leader Mrs Stannard Sylvia as they join that unit. Bristol Girl Scout Commissioner Mrs Earl G Sturdevant awarded pins to each girl from the Council. Barbara Newman and Gladys Usher also received Tenderfoot pins.
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Brownie
Girl Scout House
Franklin Street
Mary Palma
Betty Rentieres
Barbara Battcher
Warren L. Huston
Stannard Sylvia
Marigold
Earl G. Sturdevant
Bristol
Barbara Newman
Gladys Usher
Baker to meet Lowry in rematch slugfest
Larry Baker of Boston, newly back from a year out of the amateurs, faces Tiger Ted Lowry of New Bedford in a 10 round title card at the Trojan Boxing Club show in Bristol Arena New Bedford next Tuesday. Baker upset Lowry Tuesday by outpointing him in a 10 round battle ending Lowry’s long KO streak.
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Larry Baker
Boston
Tiger Ted Lowry
New Bedford
K. O
Trojan Boxing Club
Bristol Arena
Baker
Lowry
Ted
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Columbia’ Broadcasting System
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Jennings Court of Missing Heirs
Pozzi
Bradford Street
Bristol Girl Scout Council, Inc
Bristol County Lions Club
Civic League of
New Bristol Casino
Bristol Casino
Italian Socialites Women’s Club
Boy Scouts Circus
Bristol County District
Boy Scouts of America
Guiteras Field
Colt-Andrew Alumni
Colt High Auditorium
Fellowship of St. Michael’s Church
Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
First Baptist Church
St Michael's Parish House
Bristol Colt Alumni Association
Ford Way
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Fort
Motor Company
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Tuplin
Lincoln
Thames Street
TEL
Wood St
Bristol, R. I
Maisano. Bros
Atlantic
EOE
AG Rai Oa
Bona Aigs
Aes
Joseph G. A. Riccio
DeWolf
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Heese
Thames St. Pana
Burnside Social Club
G. A. Ro. Hall
Hope Street
Circle G. A. R. Hall
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