Man Who Cannot Read Note Writes On Music
J L Hallstrom who cannot read music writes on highbrow music and urges Americans to hum operatic airs. He argues relax and listen to ease fear of complex terms, promotes starting with program symphonies and concertos, and notes popular music often carries classical themes.
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Dorothy Doan
International News Service
New York
INS
J. L.allstrom
Hallstrom
Empire State Buildiag
Victor Ointment ad promises quick relief for skin conditions
An wartime era ad touts Victor Ointment as safe and effective for eczema, psoriasis, rashes, athlete's foot, and itching. It claims antiseptic, cooling relief suitable for babies and children with a money back guarantee and distribution through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckerd's
Ringfankis
Jepp’s
Body of Man Is Found In Lake Greenwood
The body of James M. Mealer, 38, of Colbert, Georgia, was recovered from Lake Greenwood. Four other fishermen, including two brothers, were missing after a Saturday storm. Alton Mealer 35 Gray Court South Carolina G. D. Mealer 24 recently discharged veteran Henry D. Cleveland 59 and Walt Trail 59 Spartanburg textile worker were being sought as divers searched the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
S. C
James M. Mealer
Colbert
Lake Greenwood
Greenwood- Laurens Road
Wis
Alton Mealer
Gray Rt
G. D. Mealer
Henry D. Cleveland
Walt Trail
Spartanburg
Scouts Object To Closing Of Camp Jackson
Thomasville district leaders protested a ruling that Camp Jackson be closed to troop camping in June July and August. They authorized a letter to Bunn Hackney urging the ban be lifted, noting Camp Jackson will be open for scout masters and families and that keys access rules remain in place. Also noted is a June 16 to August 15 summer session at North Carolina State College announced by registrar W L Mayer.
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Raligh
N. C. State College
W. L. Mayer
Thomasville
Camp Jackson
Ditrict
Paul Hassler
Bunn W. Hackney
Uwharrie Council
Camp
Uwharric
Lexington
High Point
Airplanes and Autos Transform Wyoming Homesteads
In northwest Wyoming veterans claim heart mountain Shoshone project units, using planes to view land and cars to reach plots. Donald C. Dye, Worland WWII veteran, flies daily between Worland and his 20 to 160 acre homestead while others arrive by road. The Library of Congress holds 700,000 maps.
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Cody
Wyo
Wyoming
Donald C. Dye
Worland
Heart Mountain
Rockingham Mill Sold for 850000 to Robbins chain
The Rockingham mill changed hands for 850000. The sale was made by Carl Robbins of New York president of Colonial Mills. Stevens will take over operation on July 1. The mill employs 600 workers. Colonial operates Robbinsville NC cloth mills and other plants in the state.
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Rockingham
Carl Robbins
New York
Colonial Mills Chain
Stevens
Opera
Tion
Colonial
Robbinsville
N. C
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Vitiate
Aise Ed Wagger
ICE Pelivery Company
West Gread Street
Pheer
Alhambra
Calif
Old
Library of Congress
Barney Baxter
Barney
Jim
Mercury
Mercury Service
Temple - Carry Motor CO
N. Main ST
Charlotte
The
Charlotte News
J. P. Stevens and Co. of
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Byala Ae
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