Record Shop Spotlight Manages A Big Debut In Music
The piece highlights Joan Weber's Columbia single Let Me Go Lover rising after a CBS Studio One debut. It notes other singers with big shows and sales, plus Jimmy Boyd’s evolving voice and future plans. It also lists new records and artists across multiple labels, and local community notes from Clarksburg and Dickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Weber
Columbia
Cbs-Tv
Studio One
Weber
Patti Page
Teresa Brewer
Sunny Gale
Nero
Jimmy Boyd
Mommy
Santa Claus
Jimmy
Perry Como
Mitch Miler
Columbia Records
Connie Haines
Gil
Connie
Dick’s
Dean Martin
Nat “King” Cole
Capitol
Bell
Margaret Whiting
Mario Lanza
RCA
Ivery
Louisiana Governor Defends Eisenhower Amid Criticism
Baton Rouge Louisiana Governor Robert Kennon a pro Eisenhower Democrat and chairman of the National Governors Conference defended President Eisenhower as an outstanding leader after the new national Democratic chairman criticized the President for supposed lack of capacity to govern and unite the people Kennon spoke today in defense of the President noting his leadership and stature as a national figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Robert Kennon
Eisenhower
Butler Challenges Remarks in Democratic Leader Pick
Kennon defends Eisenhower era progress at news conference in New Orleans while addressing remarks by Paul M. Butler the new Democratic chairman. He cites cabinet divisions and the Revolution as historical parallels, praising Eisenhower’s leadership and burden bearing since inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Butler
Democratic
New Orleans
Eisenhower
Ennon
Kennon
Washington
Safecrackers net $8,000 in Frederick and Baltimore
Police said two safes were battered open in a Frederick Youth Centre clothing store and a neighboring music shop, totaling about 8 000 dollars. Baltimore police reported a similar weekend heist yielding nearly 38 000 dollars from a museum store and a clothing establishment. The report notes 1933 unemployment figures in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America United
Walker Music
Baltimore
Muse
Fred
U. S
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Men Jones
Rodgers and Hart
Decca
Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Rimsky-Korsakov
Clarksburg
Rose
Braxton County
W. Va
Methodist Charge
Grace Methodist Church
Gaithersburg
Ben. F. Hartley
Mary Dorsey
Ethel Browning
Ora H. King
Burge Burkeet
Ralph F Viaitz
Ricultural Center
Optimist Club
Wheaton Optimist Club
Town and Country Inn
Wheaton
Ralph F. Martz
George C. Crum
South Market Street
Frederick
Evelyn Porterfield
Eastern Baptist College
Wayne
Albert Landie
Alexandra
Roy Porterfield
Germantown
MYF
Trinity Church
Dickerson Wscs
Spou
Wi Roberson
Dickerson
Dronenburg
South Market
Hayward
Raymond Massey
Robert Preston
Hares Eckford
Walter Hampden
Janet Beecher
aDended Iy
Cece
Milt
Goddard
Massacre Canyon
Naureen O'Hara
Carey Fire
Africa
Little Island
J. Arthur Rank
Donald Houston-Moira Listef
Alec Guinness
Michael B
A Ieuyewee
Charles Frend
Rais Pee
Peay
Phyllis Calvert
James Donald
Robert Beatty
Herbert Som
Kidd
Sue Grss
Tony Dexter
Eva Gabor
Betty Lous Dance Studio
Brunswick
Middletown
Betty Lou's Dance Studio
West Potomac Street
Maryland
City & State
Lu Eurui
Tivoli
Ginger Rogers
van Heflin
Mre
George
Garner
Reginald Gard
Nunnally Johnson
Abbott and Costello
Damascus
Allyson
Fred MacMurray
Atlone Dahl
Cornel Wilde
Clifton Webb
Lauren Bacall
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Storm and Shipley’s
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
World
United States
Key Stamp Company
East Patrick ST
Taka
DR. Jekyl
the News
Frederick, Md
Efoples Drug Stores Service
N. Market ST
W. Patrick ST
Penney
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