Ruth Logan Recital Delights Rainy Monday Audience
Ruth Logan, a mezzo-soprano, performed 14 numbers at William Penn amid rain. She delivered 10 classical and semi classical pieces and four spirituals with notable strength. Accompanist Mael W. Hill earned an ovation for Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 11. The program included works by Handel Bizet Dawson and others. The Mt Vernon Willing Workers club to sponsor a potato race at 210 North Street Thursday at 8 pm.
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Ruth Logan
William Penn
Wone
Heaven
J. Rosamund Johnson
Mia
Lo- Kan
Mael W. Hill
Liszt
Handel
Beach
Shadows
Bur
Crimson Petal
Juieter
Harare
Bizet
Cyril the False Prophet
Scott
Earen
Suman
Dawson
Moses
WiLtina
Mt. Vernon
H R H Silk Hosiery Mills denied machine hour exemption
The NRA denied H R H Silk Hosiery Mills of Moberly Missouri an exemption from machine hour limits in the hosiery code after a hearing. The company argued for a 40 hour extra shift due to specialty women’s seamless silk hosiery, frequent machine changes, and no infringement on others. The NRA said other manufacturers face similar setup changes and many would welcome a third shift to avoid lost time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
H. R. H. Silk Hosiery Mills
Moberly
Lucky Strike Radio Programs to Return Within Month
The Lucky Strike radio programs will resume within a month, marking the return of sponsor B. A. Rolfe and His Lucky Strike Orchestra and other popular features. The lineup includes Jack Pearl as the Baron Munchausen, The Magic Carpet with Walter Winchell, The Lucky Strike Police Cases, and the Herbert and Halliday Series, culminating with the Metropolitan Opera Series from last season.
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Alr
B. A. Rolfe
Lucky Strike Orchestra
Jack Pearl
Baron Munchausen
Walter Winchell
Herbert and Halliday
Metropolitan Opera
Lucky Strike Moves to Saturday NBC Air Time
Strike changes styles in moving audiences as the Lucky Strike series becomes a Saturday evening feature on NBC coast to coast Red Network. Premier heard eight to nine P M EST Saturday April 20. Lennie Hayton signed to assemble a special orchestra for the hour long program and is the only confirmed contributor at this time.
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Diences
NBC
Red
Lennie Hayton
Lucky Strike
Hayton
Opinions differ on cotton loans in New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 27 farmers merchants a banker a cotton broker and Mississippi agriculture commissioner Holton voiced wide ranging views on continuing federal loans to cotton growers. Supporters urged higher peg prices while critics warned of market distortions and reliance on government aid.
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New Orleans
Wallace
L. F. Angelo
Hinds County
Mississippi
Joan
Angelo
Edwards
Delta
A. L. Block
Jonestown
Mies
Block
Bankhead Control Committee
Will P. Stewart
Stewart Bros. Cotton Co
Holton
Switzerland Builds Winter Storage Bridge To Shield Rails
Switzerland develops a large railway bridge that can be stored during winter to protect the line from avalanches. The design aims to maintain train service by reducing avalanche risk and enabling rapid redeployment after snow events.
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Switzerland
Irish Sweepstakes Tickets Questioned By Dublin Lord Mayor
Lord Mayor Alfred Byrne of Dublin arrived in Bridgeport and heard state police present evidence that thousands were duped by Irish sweepstakes tickets sold in Connecticut. He planned a rapid return to New York to consult a contact about tickets said to be shipped from Ireland and kept money by a New York and Connecticut lottery ring. Byrne promised a thorough investigation by sweepstakes authorities.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Connecticut
Alfred Byrne
Dublin
New York
Byrne
Carroll &. Shaw
Harry M. Leavitt
Hertford Barracks
Ireland
Heking Grows From Junction to City of 250,000
In three years Heking the capital of Manchukuo has expanded from a small railway junction to a city of 250000 with wide streets office buildings airport good quarters for troops and many Eastern conveniences.
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Heking
Manchukuo
A B Club Offers Free Tonsil Removals for Preschool Clinics
The American Business club plans free tonsillectomies for 20 preschool children whose parents cannot afford treatment. James B. Lovelace reports a $100 charity fund grant. Dr. Illip Davis and Dr. Walkup McCain will conduct the procedures at no charge. hospitalization costs will be covered by the club. Glasgow to mark city centenary with Century of Progress exhibition.
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American Business Club
James B. Lovelace
Illip Davis
Walkup McCain
Glasgow
Scotland
Automobile thieves strike here in heavy incidents
Auto thefts surged last night with three vehicles taken. EB H Jarretts Buick sedan 140 701 was stolen from South Wrenn street after 7 15. R S Stewart Ford coupe 262 106 was stolen from 606 Vine Street after 8 40. M J Andrews Oldsmobile coach 271 129 was taken from Park Street between 8 and 9.
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High Point
EB. H. Jarrett
Jarrett
Buick
South Wrenn Street
R.S. Stewart
Richard
Vine Street
M. JL. Andrews
Mendenhall Street
Park Street
Bottle found after drifting from Portuguese East Africa to Mossel Bay
A bottle cast into the sea off Inc hambane, Portuguese East Africa, was recovered near Mossel Bay in the Cape Province after drifting over 100 miles in two months.
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Inchambane
Portguese
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Thomas B. Smith
Ham
Hutchens
Washington Street
H.R. H. Silk Hosiery Mills
Penney’s
Penney Company, Incorporated
Cleveland
America
A.B. Club
Elliott S. Wood, Inc
East Commerce St
Jeanie
Lux Toilet
LUX
Liv
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