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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1938
Page
11
The Monongalia county school board awarded Tucker and Silling a contract to draw up plans for a $1,090,000 school building program, the largest single architectural contract in the project.
The College All-Stars football team will begin training at Feddie School on August 22 to prepare for the annual charity game against the New York Giants, set for September 7. A separate bond levy election on August 9 aims to raise 600,000 to match a 490,000 FWA grant and fund PWA-backed federal funds.
New York June 25 radio schedule outlines WEAF NBC two part Eucharistic congress broadcast from Canada with Vatican benediction and a Vatican origin. CBS network presents Lewison stadium concert in New York with Alexander Smallens conducting. Delicate salute to Crown Prince Sweden planned by WABC CBS from liner and airplane. Sunday sports featured Palm Beach golf and national clay court finals with multiple program shifts and farewells on various networks.
Yale law student Charles W. Loeb was named director of Camp Walhonde, opening July 14. Scout Executive M. H. F. Kinsey announced the appointment, with an experienced staff of 20 counselors to guide activities on Coal River. New assistants Bradbury of Bronxville and Garrison of Cedarville were named, plus physician Dr. Marion F. Jarrett.
The column lists performers and acts including Tyrone Power Playhouse schedule, Walter Winchell column reference, and orchestras led by Norman Cloutier, Harry Owens, and Ina Ray Hutton. It mentions bands, radio programs, and surrounding entertainment events with a focus on popular classics and features at various venues.
Experienced instructors Robert Noel and Ellsworth Shriver will guide campers in archery and contests. Activities include photography, beadwork, model airplane building, featherwork, and tests for scout ranks and merit badges. Evening programs, plays, stunt nights, campfires, and overnight hikes are planned. Walhonde and 110 boy accommodations are expected to fill to capacity.
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