National Radio Audition Offers Large Prizes for Voices
The Atwater Kent Foundation launches a National Radio Audition to discover US vocal talents. Prizes total £17,500 plus tuition, with district and state contests leading to a New York final broadcast on a national network. Contestants must be under 25, avoid prior paid principal roles, and aim for a musical career.
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America
Atwater Kent Foundation
A. Atwater Kent
Philadelphia
United States
Central Broadcasting Station
New York
Breadecwat
A. Atwater. Kent
Foundation
Atch
Limitatiog
Gnanda
Ventrios
Muelca
Dodaily
Singera
English stylist notes color trends in U.S. menswear
The visit of a noted English color expert to New York and Chicago sparked heavy press attention. He highlighted rapid U S color dissemination, referencing Cedarwood and Tusk Gray as current English elite colors and predicting widespread adoption in both countries next year. He praised Hart Shaffner & Marx for fast global color distribution and mentioned upcoming spring colors like Silver Blue, Pigeon Gray, Roan, and Taupe as broader introductions.
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New York
Chiesto
Metropolitan
Prince of Wales
United States
England
Hart Shaffner & Marx
Eagelind
Roan
Tiazel
Wool center shift from East to West discussed
A report argues Los Angeles should become a major wool manufacturing and trading hub due to bonded warehouses and port facilities. It notes West Coast sheep production dominates the U S supply, but most wool is shipped east for cleaning and processing, creating large transportation costs. A western textile center is seen as reducing waste and expanding Pacific Coast exports.
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California
Los Angeles
Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
East
Pacific
Pacific Coast
United States
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Local Social Roundup From Montpelier And Salt Lake Area
Union Miss Isabell Pack from Montpelier Idaho visits at the home of Mr and Mrs B Pack. Local families attend dedicatory services at Highland Park Chapel Salt Lake. Mary Erickson and Grace James of Bingham join C V Erickson family for weekend. Theron Smart returns from Logan where he attended the A C. Nephi Gregory and Dell May family visits. Evelyn Peckham hosts a party as she nears marriage. Out of town guests include the Coulam Frost Hinkley Openshaw party. Hans Jensen visits Bishop and Mrs T F Greenwood. Milne family and Bert Hilton hosts weekend guests. Pearl Vanderbrook and children visiting Mary Wardle now visiting relatives in Idaho. Vanderbrook formerly Wardle. Nephi Gregory and May Smart host Liberty Park afternoon. Dinner Sunday hosted by May Smart for Earl …
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Isabell Pack
Montpelier
Idaho
B. Pack
Lyman Crittenden
Elvira
Highland Park Chapel
Salt Lake
Mary Erickson
Grace James
Bingham
C. V. Erickson
Theron Smart
Logan
A.C
Nephi Gregory
Dell May
Hans Jensen
Bishop
T. F. Greenwood
Glen Milne
Martha Milne
Bert Hilton
Nighi
D. H. Milne
Pearl Vanderbrook
Mary Wardle
Vanderbrook
Pearl Wardle
Lions Club Elects Officers For Ensuing Year War
At a busy Midvay Lions Club meeting held last Thursday in Community Church nine officers were elected to steer the club and raise the sunken bus, including E. E. Greenwood as President James A. Alcorn as 1st Vice President H P Miller as 2nd Vice President Dr H E Nelson as Secretary Heber Aylett as Treasurer J W Johnson as Lion Tamer C O Watson as Tail Twister C S Rasmussen as Song Leader and Gilbert and O'Brien as Assistant Song Leaders.
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Midvay Lions Club
E. E. Greenwood
James A. Alcorn
H. P. Miller
H. E. Nelson
Heber ©. Aylett
J. W. Johnson
C. O. Watson
C.S. Rasmussen
Gilbert and O’brien
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Rachel Forbush
White
Waiter White
Evelyn Peckham
Florence
Dorothy Peckham
W. E. Coulum
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Willa Frost
Virginia Hinkley
Dorothy Openshaw
Snappy
Fred Rasmussen
Midvale
West Center Street
Utah
New Jersey
Walton Bros
33Rd South Street
Silas Brown & Company Collectors Adjusters Notary Public
Uiah
Lions Club
Ratt
Spratt
Iturki
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