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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1937

Page

14

America Rated Low in Music by 14 Year Old Werrenrath

St Louis Dec 6 The woman composer is inferior to men says Reinald Werrenrath former grand opera singer in a lecture. He cites Emma Eames and Rosa Ponselle as examples and names Gershwin as best American composer in twenty years. He traces origins of American song to Francis Hopkinson and Graupner and praises Stephen Foster. He calls Deems Taylor the chief white hope of contemporary American music.

ST. Louis Reinald Werrenrath Warrenith America Werrenrath Africa England Acspree Francis Hopkinson Nemes Cohann Christian Gottlieb Graupner Wang Boston Embryo Republic Atlantic Sunboard Union Graupner Stephen Foster Pittsburgh Deems Taylor

Michigan liquor volume rises toward record sales

Michigan's liquor control commission projects record gross sales for 1937. First ten months total 31,318,828, only 1,009,000 behind 1936. Holiday buying expected to push annual gross past 40 million, with Pennsylvania and Ohio cited as comparisons in state monopoly rankings.

Lansing Mich U.P Michigan Liquor Control Commission Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board

Skeptical Judge Tests Governor in Speed Case

City Judge James F. Nagle questioned James Bischof’s claim his car’s governor kept him under 30 mph. After a speed test, Nagle reported averages over 35 mph. The judgment was deferred.

ST. Louis Dec. G U.R James F. Nagle James Bischof Becaus Bischof Nangle

Bayonet Found at Fort Necessity Site

A Civilian Conservation Corps worker discovered an ancient bayonet near the Fort Necessity historic site in Uniontown Pennsylvania, the location of George Washington's first battle and surrender.

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