Sax King Makes Comeback After 1948 Surge
Lester Young known as the Sax King makes a dramatic return to top attracting crowds in 1948 with his band grossing about 75000 dollars. Success credited to savvy manager Charlie Carpenter whose deals and showmanship revived Young's appeal at Royal Roost and beyond.
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National Leaders Aid March of Dimes Drive
Prominent leaders urge public support for the 1949 March of Dimes annual fund drive by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The campaign aims to raise at least 50 percent more than 1948 to meet polio season needs and fund aftercare for prior victims.
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