JINGLES JINGLE by HAL BOYLE in Baltimore Sun style
Myron Mahler rose from county fair barker and horoscopes to write radio jingles. At 36 he is vice president of an ad agency and a pioneer in a booming art form, turning commercials into American folk music. He notes thousands of jingles on radio and TV and laughs at the idea of a Great American Novel.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Myron Mahler
Mahler
United States
America
Jingle Writing Becomes a Profession in Radio Era
Mahler notes jingles bring quick product recognition and stay popular despite bans on singing commercials. Pay ranges from 50 to thousands, with some writers earning six figures from single efforts. He learned the craft accidentally, composing a jingle that stayed on air for six years.
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Mahler
William Tyler Page Plaque To Be Unveiled
Washington May 31 In connection with the Maryland State Conference Children of the American Revolution on June 10 a bronze plaque honoring William Tyler Page author of the American Creed will be unveiled in St Columbus Episcopal church Washington A tribute to sage will be given by Daniel A Reed Representative from New York who knew him during his services for the House of Representatives Mary Evelyn Page granddaughter of the distinguished American and Susan
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William Tyler Page
St. Columba's Episcopal Church
Sage
Daniel A. Reed
New York
House of Representatives
Mary Evelyn Page
Susan
Sedgewick Singer Plans Plaque on Page Born in Frederick Md
Sedgewick Singer unveils a plaque marking the birthplace of Mr Page in Frederick Maryland 1868 to 1842 his line traces to John Tyler tenth US president and Carter Braxton a signer of the Declaration he began at age 13 as a page in the Clerk of the House serving under fourteen speakers and advancing through service.
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Sedgewick Singer
Page
Frederick
John Tyler
Carter Braxton
House of Representatives
Eleven Presidents Honored on 60th Anniversary
In 1941 the nation marks the 60th anniversary of his service in the House with eulogies from many great figures. Experiments continue in the United States to cultivate truffles, advancing agricultural research and industry.
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