Bands Rise and Fall in the U S Music Business
The piece surveys the American band scene, noting about 160 professional touring bands nationwide with earnings climbing from modest salaries to tens of thousands weekly. It traces origins to MCA and key figures like Paul Whiteman, Paul Whiteman’s rise, and mentions stars such as Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Gene Krupa, and Mary Lou Keeler. It cites the Broadway Grange meeting as the source of the information and reflects on the band as a growing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damosti
United States
Lea
Radio
Joseph Knecht
Wie
Ald Waldorf- Astoria
Revie
Broadway Grange
Lindy
The
Grange
Ros
Billy Rose
Music Corporation of America
Jules Stein
Arb Hickman
Paul Whiteman
Paul Specht
A. A. Rolfe
Vincent Lopez
Mwe Oxleland Jazs Band
Rosenberg
New York
New York City
Pacific Coast
Atlantic City
Paul Salvin
Jimmy Thompson
Palas Royal
Joseph Smith
Tub Jt Ls
Whiteman
Emich
Larve's
Gumi Paul
Trive
Tommy Dorsey
Kay Kayser
Artis Shaw
Benny Goodman
Lombardo
Phil Spitalny
Gene Krupa
the Paramount
Mary Malneck
Los Angeles
Sophien
Alexander
Chuck Green
Grange Mreilng
Man Seizes Bronx Home After Murder Attempt
New York July 22 A 60 year old man Arthur Stroputos allegedly shot his wife Angelle 47 then fired at his daughter Tennin 16 before stabbing himself in the chest in a Bronx apartment. Detectives Mora and Buddenever questioned Stroputos who said the violence followed an argument over his wife’s alleged infidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raffee"mporter
Bronx
Tilemet
Carney
Arthur Stroputos
Angelle
Tennin
Los Angeles Drunk Driving Case Faces Short Term License Revocation
July 2, in Los Angeles George Offerman Jr a youthful misstep pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence of liquor. The judge Judge Harold Lane ordered six months suspended and revoked his license for two months noting possible influence of associates in the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Geogre Offerman Jr
Mimpeter
West
Offerman
Wen
Yea Fortay
Lid Hla
Minstetpai
Harold TB. Lane @relt
WEA To Be Halted In Kansas City Project
Forward Kansas City committee adopts resolution calling the WEA sewer project useless and urges closure. About 2 700,000 dollars spent or committed and at least 298 000 more needed to finish as plans would cut off Johnson County residents from Kansas City Missouri system amid Pendergast machine critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jay
Kansas
Gaty
WEA
Missouri
Johnson County
Wemselves
Pendergast
Fanny Brice Sues Over Film Rosco of Waslington Square
Fanny Brice sues Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation and stars Tyron Power Al Jolson Alice Faye and others in Superior Court claiming damages over the picture Rosco of Waslington Square The suit seeks an injunction to prevent release of the film alleging it imitates her life story and invades privacy with misrepresented events and persons in a sensational legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicadd
Fly 22
Panine Brice Way
Twentieth Century- Fox Film Corporation
Tyron’ Power
al Jolacn
Alice
Faye
Rosco
Waslington Square
Miss Buire
Hi Superior
Tower
Jolson
Miss Faye
Atloutad
Obituary of Oscar A Johnson 54 Held in San Antonio
Oscar A Johnson aged 54 died Saturday at his residence 225 Roosevelt Avenue in San Antonio. He came to the United States at 22 and lived here 12 years. He was a member of Mt Olive Lutheran Church and the Carpenters Union. Service at 4 p.m. Sunday from Mt Olive Church with Rev Arthur C. Repp officiating. Interment in Roselawn Burial Park. Survived by widow Lillian Johnson, daughter Margaret Johnson, 60h, Robert Johnson, all of San Antonio, sisters Mrs Hilder Olson and Miss Alina Johnson, brothers Harelkt and Simon Johnson, husband of Sweden.
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Oscar A. Johnson
Roosevelt Avenue
Gotenberg
Sweden
United States
San Antonio
Yenta
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
Carpenters’ Union
Mt. Olive Church
Arthur CG
Roselawn
Robert Johnson
Batt Antonio
Hilder Olson
Mise Alina Johnson
Harelkt
Simon Johnson
Wih
Ovale Shrine at Dawg Home Becomes Confederate Shrine Plan
Loyal Confederate veterans plan to convert Beauvoir the Jefferson Davis home along the Gulf Coast into a Confederate shrine. The 1860s house near Gulfport Mississippi sits on a long driveway bordered by oaks and magnolias. Davis bought the building in 1873 and started The War and Pall of the Confederacy there. he died in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauvoir
Jefferson Davis
Jas
Long
Ing
Mississippi
Mugh White
South
Davis
Tie Home
Germans Warn of Declining Population in War Time
National editorial cautions that Germans grow lazy during war with many valuable women and mothers at risk. Dr Danver argues focusing on scientific sentiment, urging action to avert national decline amid wartime pressures.
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Insi
Yoolng
Lake
Danver
Fruits and vegetables market report from Cleveland and nearby areas
Market lists arrivals and prices for a wide range of produce including potatoes carrots cauliflower celery cherries cucumbers lettuce pears peaches and bananas. Mentions shipments from Texas Georgia and the Carolinas with notes on overall market strength and weather impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidig Honarinente
Agricultura
Canlot
Walnemolony
Texas
Cas
Pesta
Athens
Patatoes
Sna
Oman
Privays
Wintermolown
Chicago
Cesar
Detroit
SN Elaar
Bengielon
London Money and Markets Report Twists in July Rates
A garbled London money market note mentions rates around 4.57 and discount shifts, then digresses into a social commentary on marriage choices. The piece references German perspectives and gender expectations, quoting Dr. Danzer on future mothers.
Texas cattle market stalls amid quiet week at Jowad yard
Reports show low receipts of 200 calves and 100 cattle with cows selling for 4 to 5 dollars per hundred pounds. Prices for slaughter varieties hit about 6 to 4.50. Fosters from Alea arrived with good calves and cows. Activity shifted to Stock Yards and work crews filled with hammering as new pens rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jow
Ole Diy
Mondiy
Foster
Alea
Fire Alarm Notices and Street Closures Reported Friday
Fragments indicate multiple fire alarms around A1294 me Market and Nayarvet streets and nearby avenues. The text notes events at 4:08 and references related street activity, with scattered names and locations including Avonue Th and Noeth Petiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nayarvet
King’s
Inley
Mhork
Frio
Ty Rand
Rank Frank
Air Raid Shelters Planned for New Apartments
Article notes Alexandrita July 22 Ingress from INS describes Lambords proposing underground wet shelter plans for new apartment blocks to house all residents. A building permit may be refused if provisions fail and sand layering requirements of at least four inches depth are not met to cover rent. The piece includes a call to plan usage and mentions a contact, F 1231.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandrta
Bayol
INS
Lambords Wists
Wilding
Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Fresh Produce
A garbled market list details numerous produce items and prices from multiple regions. Items include apricots at 1.45 a crate, avocados Cuban at F225 per crate, bananas Central America at 3.23 per 160 pounds, and cantaloupes Texas. Shoppers see varied values for beans, cabbages, carrots, onions, peppers, potatoes, tomatoes, and more with regional designations and unit measures.
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Aarret
Anmles
Walch
Central America
Calif
Texas
Colorado
Hyeplant
Texis
Wusslel
Gable
Fla
Cates Sarnowhee
Tushot
Tounaains
Sli i
His
Yans
Toray Wilnatry
City News Dance Listings and Ads for July Events
A fragmented page lists multiple dance events and musical performances across various venues. It names Hild's Melody, Twin MB, Beethoven Home, Perieda Street, Heidelberg Grenadiers, Schirmnerville, and other bands, with admission prices ranging from 25 to 40 cents. Local halls host a series of weekend dances, prize dances, and street ads. details are partial and dates vary through July.
Untidy OCR Note on Cotton Markets and Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New Orleans, July, December dates, and various names such as Peter Es and Steven Deamhon with scattered references to prices or points. Lacks coherent events or clear summary details suitable for a full report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Peter ES
Lary— Gotten Natares
Neeling Oh
Stven Deamhon
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Polly
Oossourn
Phil Pritter
Uig
TRE
Felix the Cat
Seerld
Ekaa Romper
Spider
U.S
Patent Office
Joots and
Casper
Rimi
Scott
Oute
Jimmy Murphy
Jimmy Muren
Krazy Wat
Herriman
Tinale
Ajow
Eve Ra
Net & Tan
Runyon
Pryor
Bousi
Pat Conway
Gilmore
Creature
Mate Helo AS
Wife Slan
S. A
Ave
Augustine Alcurata
Ted
Atta
cRie
Otras Hiere
Wiesehxitl
York Tawny
Noaa
Wilks Whitt
Tarktown
Sir Burnie
Ahesn Lapin
Miler
Antenia
Stantins
Tarnel
Ben
Devine
Goliad
Sith
Bleckdale
Cal
Orvatal
Fanny Brice
Asgail
Woders
Londsey
London
Tondon Money
Hile
Inney Vipoe
Easler
Danzer
Cathlem¢N
Atock
Cwicago
Billy
Gunn Daly
Henlemier
Stasi
Saok Munitran
Big Sanday Ligue
4A— City News
T. Sat
Hild
P. Wid
Pance
Jiy Noale
Tily
Heethoven
Perieda
Teale
Adin
Hermanns Sor
Niemere Bic
Ladvn
Hds
Loder Oren
Aden
al Brite
Hall
Bulverde
Starke Heidel
Berg Grenadiers
Jescnilin Accordingy
Sity
Pehl’s Orch
Otiqlintor
Prile Band
Alrepoled
Tady
Schirmnerville
Boieday
Weiter
Caiss Orchestra
Tatares
Hein Neerst Bona
Meritt
Revela
Dna
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