Audition Winners Highlight California Lead in National Radio Finals
The Atwater Kent Foundation’s four National Radio Auditions show California producing seven of forty national finalists and six of ten winners finishing first or second. Highlights include Miss Carol Deis of Dayton and Miss Genevieve Rowe of Wooster as top girls, and Raoul Nadeau of New York as top man. Many winners advance to concert and opera careers, while losing contestants gain ongoing support and opportunities through radio stations nationwide.
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Golden West
California
Golden State
Atwater Kent Foundation
Ohio
United States
Carol Deis
Dayton
Genevieve Irene Rowe
Wooster
New Orleans
Colorado
Texas
Denver
Agnes Davis
Illinois
Michigan
New York
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Oregon
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Virginia
District of Columbia
Missouri
Georgia
Rhode Island
Maine
New Jersey
Mississippi
South Dakota
Miss Deis
Raoul Nadeau
Nadeau
Donald Nevis
Pasadena
Arthur Hammerstein
Ning
Frank LaForge
Edward Austen Kane
Atlanta
Genevieve Rowe
Grand Opera
Yeatman Griffith
Rowe
Atwater Kent Hour
Philadelphia Grand Opera
Gianna Schicchi
Puccini
Wilbur Evans
Philadelphia
Curtis Institute
Fox Movietone
Pacific Coast
Marie Healy
Manchester
N. H
Miss Healy
New England
Mid-West
Chicago
Chicago College of Music
Wilfred Engelman
Detroit
Valentine
Silvio
Detroit Grand Opera Company
Engelman
Milan
Italy
Carpi
Carmen Rosell
George Beuchler
Columbia Broadcasting System
Young Beuchler
Washington, D. C
Hazel Arth
Washington
D. C
Beuchler
Arth
WRC
National Broadcasting Company
Boyhood start of Julius Rosenwald and Sears link
The article recounts Julius Rosenwald born in Springfield Illinois in 1866 who sold chromes at age ten and later built a clothing store in New York and Chicago. He then joined Sears Roebuck and built a mail order empire becoming its president in 1908 before diversifying his wealth into philanthropy.
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Springfield
Julius Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois City
President Grant
New York
Metropolis
West
Chicago
R. W. Sears
Sears
Rosenwald
North American Newspaper Alliance
LYKO Great General Tonic Promises Bright Health Boost
Encourages taking LYKO to lift mood and vitality, claiming it has helped thousands overcome brain fag and body weariness. Appeals to readers to buy a bottle today at all good druggists and promises pleasant taste and doorstep optimism.
Britons Own 295 Private Planes Reported
A Department of Commerce report shows 295 privately owned airplanes in Great Britain. One owner holds four aircraft while over twenty others own two each. Women own twenty five of the planes.
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Great Britain
Department of Commerce
Doctors Endorse Alkalinizing Cold Cure
Doctors prescribe a new cold treatment using Phil lips Milk of Magnesia. Start at onset and take a tablespoonful morning noon and night for two days then at night only. It aims to restore the body's alkalinity to relieve colds and stomach issues.
California Visitors Grow as Summer Tourism Booms
The article notes Southern California shifted from a winter resort to a year round destination with nearly 600,000 out of state visitors in summer and over a million total. It mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a 60 year old liver remedy and notes a postwar blame pattern lasting twenty years.
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California
Dr. Pierce
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