Record-Making By Union Musicians To Stop Dec 31
Chicago dates show James Petrillo announced that all record making by AFL musicians will cease after December 31. Industry leaders weigh impact on radio, recording firms, and jukeboxes while some see little immediate effect. The ban shifts production to older titles and changes how broadcasts use transcription sound.
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Chicago
James C. Petrillo
Petrillo
AFL American Federation of Musicians
AFL
Mark Woods
American Broadccsting Company
New York
Union
Columbia
Rca-Victor
Decca
Four Car Crash on South Market Bridge Causes Damage
Sunday night traffic jam caused a four car accident on the South Market street bridge with no injuries. A northbound Reo driven by James Earl Spurlock rear ended a Buick, pushing it into an Oldsmobile and then into a Ford. Occupants included the Noels, Rightmire, McMaster, Sheets, Keefer family, and Sines. Estimated damage around 500 dollars with Buick about 200.
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South Market Street
Reo
James Earl Spurlock
West Patrick Street
Afr
Rodney A. Noel
William C. Noel
Madeline Rightmire
Cyril McMaster
Adaline Sheets
New Oxford
William S. Keefer
Fred F. Keefer
Hagerstown
Charles Kieffer Sines
Kenneth Clayton
Paul Sines
Urbana
Great Sousa Here Fifty Years Ago Played Now Famous March
The Frederick concert by John Philip Sousa and his sixty musicians at the City Opera House marked a peak in musical history as reported fifty years ago. The audience was large and appreciative, the band performed with its usual excellence, and Sousa was hailed as the great prince of band conductors.
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Sousa
John Phillip Sousa
Frederick
City Opera House
The Stars and Stripes Forever Remembered by Sousa
A historical notice praises the late bandmaster Sousa and his famous march The Stars and Stripes for its grace and audience delight. The obituary notes his mastery and enduring charm in conducting performances that delighted listeners.
Sousa Band Performs melodies at local event in Frederick
The News reports a Frederick concert featuring Moodsy and a reporter calling it a burst of melody. Sousa selections drew enthusiastic encores and public praise. The crowd rose for The Star Spangled Banner and finale The Band Came Back with the Washington Post March.
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Frederick
Sousa
Washington Post
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Middetown
N. W. Burtmer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Warsaw
United States Army
Berlin
Poland
Salt River Valley
Phoenix
Ariz
Auto Glass
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market St. Frederick, Ma
Tate Modern Beauty
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel Building
Frank K. Dorsey
Spurlock
Walter Snow
North Market St
Frederick, MD
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Vm St
Mne Arnold
Miss Arnold
the Stars and Stripes
Flagstone
Blue Ridge
Charles Marine
Dolls Jewelry Store
South Market ST
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