First Radio Parish Formed in Portland Maine
The first radio parish was organized in Portland Maine with Rev Howard O Hough as pastor. Businessmen pledged support and a violinist pianist and mixed quartet assisted at the inaugural service. The nonsectarian parish broadcasts on WCSH heard across New England and the Middle Atlantic states.
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May act soon on farm legislation in Congress
Washington reports indicate farm relief measures may move quickly in both houses as three bills reach the floor. Haugen’s radical plan calls for a federal farm board with a $250 million revolving fund and price-stabilizing powers, Tincher favors a $100 million loan fund, and Aswell expands nationwide cooperative farm groups.
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Des Moines
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More Strawberries Than Last Year in Four States
Government forecast for four early shipping states puts strawberry production at 30 million quarts, up two thirds from last year. Louisiana adds 11 million to total 21 million, with Texas Alabama and Mississippi making up the rest. Louisiana wholesales at 4.20 per 24 pint crate, down from 5.00 last year.
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$20,000,000 Theater Plan Announced by Sid Grauman
Sid Grauman, Hollywood theater owner, announces a $20,000,000 organization that will operate theaters in 22 principal cities. The plan envisions a nationwide chain led by Grauman and linked to his Los Angeles interests.
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Ambition of a Town Woman Meets a Local Gigolo
A humorous note from E. W. Howe’s Monthly questions a woman’s famed ambition. In her town a man named Tattle is admired for looks, and she longs to confront him with a candid tease about his appearance.
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Seashell Loud Speaker Impresses South Salem Enthusiast
A South Salem radio hobbyist fashioned a loud speaker from a large seashell. The shell, a family heirloom, was attached with rubber tape and wires and works surprisingly well, described as both satisfactory and attractive.
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Boston Globe
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