Ysaye Sonata Recorded with Efrem Zimbalist Virtuosity
Victor releases Ysaye Sonata Opus 27 No 4 for unaccompanied violin played by Efrem Zimbalist. The review notes Zimbalist’s flawless technique and sensitive tone, while discussing Ysaye’s daring traits and the work’s place in violin repertoire. Also covered are Luboshutz and Memlenoff piano transcriptions of Moussorgsky and Cui, with mixed tonal balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ysaye
Efrem Zimbalist
Sae Wat
Wieniawski
Vieuxtemps
Ysaye
Bach
Zimbalist
Pierre Luboshutz
Genia Memenoff
Moussorgsky
Boris Godounou
Casar Cui
Man Sentenced in Bank Theft Case and Related Assaults
Ezello of Charleston received six months in county jail for stealing 1 cent from Kusawka Banking and Trust by posing as Louie Tonellia. Franzello pleaded guilty to petit larceny. Earlie Parsons served eight months for unlawful wounding. John Surface got ninety days for assault and battery. Bursettl Haynes was placed on three years probation for assault and battery.
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Bursettl Haynes
Sissonville Road
E. A. Patton
Radio Log Highlights From Wartime Broadcast Schedule
The log lists programs on WGKY and NBC including a dramatization of Joseph Pulitzer, a concert by Dr Prahk Black, Listen and Live with Dr Robert H Kennedy, Sunday Vespers with Dr Paul Scherer, and roundtable talks on the Republican convention. It notes extensive schedule details across networks and times with multiple guests and performances.
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Joseph Pulitzer
Captains of Industry
WGKY
Pulitzer
Hungary
América
St. Louis Dispatch
School of Journalism
Columbia University
Pulitzer Prizes
NBC Orchestra
Préhk Black
American Red Cross
L. M. Thompson
Red Cross First
Paul Scherer
Holy Trinity Church
NBC
Bankhage
Earl Godwin
H. V. Kaltenborn
Mark Sulivan
Raymond Clapper
George Hicks
George McElrath
Pritchard Motor Company Wins Plymouth Dealers Trophy
Dan R. Pritchard, president of Pritchard Motor Company, receives the Plymouth gold cup from L A Curtis for leading the territory in record new war sales in 1939. He states anticipated sales of 1140 will top last year's $34,666. Ceremony occurred on the south steps of the state capitol with local officials and Chrysler representatives present.
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Dan R. Pritrchard
Pritchard Motor Company
L. A. Curtis
Pritchard
State Capitol
Boone Dawson
J. Cullingsworth
Homer A. Hilt
Roy E. Breeden
Seies
Dan R. Pritchard
C. Tallman
L. L. Wilson
John R. Pierard
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth
W. A. Be
Teachers Lead 7500 Mile Pacific Education Tour
A group of 12 Kanawha countians including Mrs Daisy Chapman Dorsey and Mrs E A Littleton boards a special bus at the Atlantic Greyhound terminal Summers Street for a cross country educational tour to the Pacific coast. The itinerary covers Denver Colorado Springs New Mexico San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Salt Lake City and Chicago with stops in Cheyenne Omaha and more before returning to Charleston July 25.
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J. Alfred
Denver
Colo
Colorado Springs
New Mexico
San Diexn
Cal
Los Angeles
Iuuterary
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Salt Late City
Uish
Cheyenne
Omaha
Chicago
Charleston
Milan
Eula Ord Mise
Mae West a Dancing Star and RAF Bride in Wartime Show
Miss Carroll, dubbed the fairs number one dancer by Walter Winchell, performs a rose themed act before Nazi soldiers who demand more clothes. She rails against censorship, plans newspaper work, and reveals marriage to a US Army pilot in November. Support acts by Dezzo Polly Day Harrie son Carroll Audrey Southern Belford and Bob Du Hart join a fast moving revue. A South African railway engine is named Mae West.
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Miss Carroll
New York
Walter Winchell
Ireland
South
Air Corps
Dezzo
Polly Day
Harrieson
Carroll
Audrey Southern
Belford
Bob du Hart
Aeve
R Mac West
Coligny
South Africa
Mae West
Summer Theater Company member travels to Marquette
Miss Marian Charlecne Shumate, daughter of Mrs W F Reynolds of Ramage, has gone to Marquette Michigan to join a summer theater company performing eight plays. She will return to Berea College, Berea Kentucky in September as a senior to play the leading feminine role in Death Takes a...
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Marian Charlecne Shumate
W. F. Reynolds
Ramage
Marequette
Mich
Berer College
Berea
Ohio Supreme Court Halts Steubenville Dog Races
The Ohio Supreme Court temporarily enjoined the Steubenville dog racing club from holding races. The restraining order targets club officers agents and employees of Butte Realty Company owners of the track grounds. Attorney General Thomas J. Herpert said the conduct violated Ohio law and followed complaints from Steubenville civil associations that local officials offered no enforcement.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Thomas J. Herpert
Steupenville Eanel Club
Butte Rralty Company
Ohio
Steubenville
$10,000 Damage Suit Transferred to Federal Court
Mil dred Edgington of Charleston sues S. Kresge Co for $10,000 alleging a hamburger with glass particles sold at the Capital street store on May 2, 1939 caused injury and medical costs in a case moved from Kana wha county circuit court to the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Edgington
Charleston
S. 5. Kresge Company
Kanawha County
District Federal
Capital Street
Fifteen Arrested on Liquor Charges by U S Agent
Fifteen persons were arrested on liquor charges in 1¢ cases last week by a U S agent. The seizures involved multiple locations and officials said the operations targeted illegal alcohol sales and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
West Virginia Agents Seize Moonshine Stills and Liquor
West Virginia investigators with federal Alcohol Tax Unit led by Donald Tydings seized six moonshine stills, 14 gallons of untaxed liquor, 469 gallons of mash, and one automobile in a raid. Northern Ireland has started a new war on bostieg.
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West Virginia
Federal Alcohol Tex Unit
Donald
Tydings
Northern Ireland
Bostieg
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