Dance Music Corners and Network Concert Highlights
Dance music features from Mark Alcock formerly of the Metropolitan Opera with the Revels and Victor Young orchestra on WOAI and CBS at 7. Miss Alcock returns with Lily Strickland Creole songs and Grieg’s and Gershwin pieces with the Revelers at 8. Glad Rice and Nathaniel Shilkret lead a second program at 7 30 and 8 15 with Ruth E Lang and Plaza cards. TSA presents multiple dance orchestras. Amos and Andy mock Nebraskan navy admirals. Rudy Vallee studies Tan. hymn singing profits Phil lips H Lord. a sunken yacht is being raised.
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Markc Alcock
Metropolitan Opera
Victor Young
WOAI
Miss Alcock
Ma Lil Ralicav
Lily Strickland
Gartlan
Grorpe ‘Gershei
Mifer Friml
Stephen Fi
Glad Rice
Mon Atout Tr
Nathaniel Shilkret
Shilkret
Miss Rice
RTSA
CBS
Gay Lombardo
Roral Canadiens
Burns and Allen
Themon Hayes
Ruth E Lung
TSA
Plaza
ETSA
Columbia Network
Amos
Andy
Theodore Metcalfe
Rudy Vallee
Tan
Phillips H. Lord
Seth Parker
Unemployed Mob Storms Ohio Jail
In Lorain Ohio on July 17 unemployed demonstrators gathered at the city jail to free their leader after the city council refused a relief hearing. Police used clubs to drive them off. several were injured and Maurice Stamm, 25, was struck and treated.
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Lorain
Ohio
Maurice Stamm
Lorzin
Collow
United States
Radio Programs on the National Broadcasting Chain
A cluttered listing outlines NBC CBS radio programs with orchestra acts, variety shows, and musical segments across hours and stations 1370 1190 and 1270 kilocycles. Entries mention named orchestras pianists and hosts, including The Morning Maids and evening varieties, plus commercials and public notices within the broadcast schedule.
St. John's Quiet After Food Riots
Riots by unemployed in St. John's Newfoundland ceased after a syndicate of Canadian Banks agreed to advance a loan of 100000 dollars to finance municipal street work. Several plate glass windows were broken and stores looted during the disturbance.
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St. John's
St, John's
Newfoundland
Ad~vance
Britain rejects Borah plan for separate Washington conference
London reports that the British government opposes Senator William E. Borah's proposal for a separate conference in Washington to deal with debts reparations and disarmament. Instead Britain favors a single comprehensive conference to address all outstanding international issues, to convene in the fall at a central location such as London or The Hague.
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London
INS
William E. Borgh
Washington
Great Britain
Britain
Hague
Holland
Democratic Leader Scores Borah Plan in Congress
Washington July 27 The Democratic leader praises Senator Borah for proposing to barter 11 billion dollars of war debts owed to the United States calling it the most astounding political development in months Representative Rankin a key advocate of the Hoover moratorium says Congress has halted that agitation and debts cannot be cancelled or reduced without legal violation.
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Washington, D. C
Boreh
United States
Rankin
Mississippi
Congress
Labor to Hear Texas Officer at City Mass Meeting
R B Gragg commissioner of labor will address a mass meeting of organized labor and friends at the Labor temple Thursday evening. He will discuss Government by Inju nction and the effects of the prevailing wage law on state and subordinate construction work. The San Antonio Trades Council sponsors the event and the public is invited with no admission charge.
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R. B. Gragg
Labor
Organized Labor
Labor Temple
Gragge
Gragg
San Antonio Trades Council
Increase Reported in Grain Trade
Substantial increase in grain trade for the year ending July 1 was reported by the Farmers National Grain corporation, a subsidiary of the federal farm board. Campbell's Soup will recall a number of employees next Monday after a month's layoff, with over 200 workers to be brought back as Continental Gen readies for a late summer rush.
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Chicago
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Camuna
Campbell's Soup Company
Continental Gen Company
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Grafoen
Speed Blenders
Porwlar Wines
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Melvin Winters
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Popwlar
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