148 to Sit as Judge in National Orchestral Awards
A nationwide jury of 148 distinguished Americans has been invited to judge the 1931 orchestral awards contest with 573 American composers entered. The final selection will be on April 3, with five top works broadcast on NBC WEAF coast to coast. Leaders include Walter Damrosch and Leopold Stokowski. winners telegraphed from New York after the program.
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New Kong] Broadcasting Company
Emintry
Deems Taylor
Walter Damrosch
NRG
Tullio Serafin
Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra
Nikolai Sokoloff
Cleveland Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Nbc-Weaf
Walter Davorosch
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Four New Chain Programs On List For LST SUNDAY
A statistical review of Sunday and Monday radio schedules shows four new network programs. Highlights include WOAL at 12 30 Monday commemorating the sinking of the Maine and a slate of concerts, chamber music, and variety shows across ETSA WOAR KTLA NBC and WOAT.
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Challen Sf the Light and Hie Haywire Church of the Abr
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Julia Mahoney
Charles ~ Garissie
Lote
Unela
Heb Meads
Tarce Baker
Helrallan
m-Qtean
Guy Lombard
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Paul Waltema
Parade of the Stars
Dratsy Doalne
J. H. Bylean
Woal Bey
Maine
ETSA
WOAT
Harry Sesnik
King's
Paul Whiteman
KTLA
Columbia Network
Sesnik
Abe
Little Jack Little
Columbia
WOAL
Clara
Lou
Geraldine Farrar
America
Great Britain
Scotland
Ernest F. Wagner
New York Philharmonic
Lian Rehberg
Marie de Stefano
Downey Wons Tour Midwestern and Eastern Cities
Morton Downey Tony Wons and orchestra led by Jacques Benard to headline a twelve week vaudeville tour opening in St Louis February 19. The act will perform in midwestern and eastern cities with regular CBS radio broadcasts from stations in each city.
YW Drive In Second Week Of Funding Campaign
Two hundred workers enter the second week of soliciting to raise 26000 more toward the 40000 goal in the annual W Y A finance drive. Last week netted 13765, with Division D reporting the largest pledge and several individuals contributing varied amounts. A Friday total of 2403.60 appeared in one day and Team 17 captains posted 317.59. A notable donation came from a girl placed through the association who asked if her 50 cent gift was enough to help the effort.
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Atatt
Jack Neal
Frank Gillespie
Lee Palfrey
Hospital costs stay steady despite more admissions
Robert B Green hospital maintenance costs for the past six months matched the same period last year per semi annual report by superintendent Miss Homer G Warriss. The first half of the current year saw 133 more major operations and many more births than the prior year. Later, the ad copy urges readers to call Crockett 2400 for free assistance with lodging.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Homer G. Warris
Katy Railway posts record net income despite revenue drop
Walter Walthall reports Kansas Texas Railway, known as Katy, increased its payroll tax by 19 percent while operating revenue fell 25.17 percent. Yet the line finished 1931 with a net income of 815,225 and a tax bill of 2,255,588, up 498,657 from 1930. January saw eight new industries on Katy lines, investing 145,000 and employing 200, aiming for 900 carloads yearly freight. Fewer train breakdowns raised mileage per breakdown from 502% to 169,251 miles.
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Kansas
Texas
Ilney
Walter Walthall
Katy
Walthall
Lent Mass Schedule at San Fernando Cathedral
A daily low mass will be celebrated at San Fernando Cathedral during Lent at 12 05 p m with additional masses at 6 7 1 30 and 6 8 p m Daily Rosary and Stations of the Cross occur at 7 40 p m on Wednesdays Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will be held Thursday and Friday nights.
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San Fernando
Woman Mary Lou Giese Dies After Home Fall
Mrs. Mary Lou Giese aged 69 of 1623 South Presa street died at Robert B. Green hospital Saturday from injuries after a fall at her home. She had lived in the city ten years and is survived by her son Dr. Leo Giese.
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Mary Lou Giese
South
Presa Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
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