Audition Winners of Yesteryear Highlight California Honours
California dominates the four National Radio Auditions from 1927 to 1930 with seven of forty national finalists and six in first or second place. Ohio claims two first places. Results trace how wins funded study and careers in radio concert and opera, with many winners later appearing on Atwater Kent Hour and in major stages across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Golden State
Atwater Kent Foundation
Ohio
United States
Carol Deis
Dayton
Genevieve Irene Rowe
Wooster
New Orleans
Analisis
Colorado
Texas
Denver
Agnes Davis
Ilinois
Michigan
New York
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Oregon
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Virginia
District of Columbia
Missouri
Georgia
Rhode Island
Maine
New Jersey
Mississippi
South Dakota
Miss Dela
Raoul Nadeau
Arthur Hammerstein
Bulldog Drummond
Ronald Colman
Kathleen Mavoumneen
Sally O'Neil
Norma Telmadge
Herbert
Hagon Eisenfeldt
Monte Carlo
Pete
Ning
Frank LaForge
Edward Austen Kane
Atlanta
Genevieve Howe
Grand Opera
Yeatman Griffith
Rowe
Atwater Kent Hour
Philadelphia Grand Opera
Gianna Schicchi
Puccini
Fox Movietone
Pacific Coast
Mario Healy
Manchester
N. H
Miss Healy
New England
Mid-West
New Orleans Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art
le Petit Opera Louisianais
Loqairy
George Beuchler
Columbia Broadcasting System
Volea
Syam
Young Beuchler
Washington, D. C
Audi
Hazel Arth
First National
Bauchler
Camp Acth
Washington
Red Cross rejects general relief funds and drought aid plan
John Barton Payne told a House subcommittee that the central committee of the Red Cross refuses public relief appropriation and will finish drought relief with existing funds. Senate leaders push for $25 million relief, while Treasury officials oppose cash bonus payments to veterans and warn of bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
House
Interior Department
Payne
Central Committee of the Red Cross
Central Committee
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Hoover
World Veterans
House,ways and Means Committee
Indiana Congressman Rowbottom Arrested in Evansville
Republican congressman from Indiana's First district, ARRY E ROWBOTTOM, was arrested in Evansville on $10000 bond for allegedly taking 750 from Walter G Aver and Agron Aver in return for influence over a rural mail carrier appointment. His term ends March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arry E. Rowbottom
Flist
Indiana
Evansville
United States
E. Harmon
Walter G
Agron Aver
Gresham Ayer
Rockport
Ind
Rowbottom
Congress
House of Representatives
Post Office Department
Washington
James BE. Wilson
Arthur Robinson
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Carol
Wese
Irene Sitar
Lhee Winns
Audifon
Carmen Rosell
Aén
Orleans
Donald Novis Adena
Audihon
D. B. Payne
Cs Ief
Federal Power Commission
Smith
Garland
Draper
Walsh
Dor de Martino
Department of State
Adams
Butler
Stimson
Italy
Enator Capper
Federal Farm Board
The
Mitchell
Schall
Minnesota
Tam
Pne
Canada
Josephine E
Nova
Congress of the United States
Serre Laval
France
M. Tardien
Paris
Tardieu
Agriculture
Briand
Laval
Interior
Dumont
Oary
Dumesnll
Air
Flandin
Fnance
Pierre’ Laval
Binise Diagne
Senegal
E. J. Edwards
Edwards
Hownston
Hamilton F. Kean
Frank Hague
Jersey City
David F. Edwards
Illiam Hohenzollern
Germany
Doorn
Holland
William
Siam
Larz Anderson
Japan
Hiss
Massachusetts Avenue
Far East
Anderson
Ing of Siam
Charles E. Clark
Yale Law Geboo
Commission On
Philip Snowden
MacDonald& Government
Great Britain
Snowden
India Next
Lord Irwin
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Leutenants
all-India National Congress
Veravda
Bombay
Gendh
MacDonald
Western Now
Gen. Smedley
Marine
Quantico
Philadelphia
General Butler
Mussolini
Harry E. Rowbottem