Post andi editor anc eech at Miles Han an
A fragment from a historic column discusses Marvin S Bowman and Mr Whiteman, noting his orchestral leadership and upcoming broadcasts. The piece references San Antonio, NBC, and national network plans, with mentions of performers such as Capizza and Gistly Haver Fn omen soprans and the St Laure Onerella campans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bowman
Marvin S. Bowman
Bowman
Ron Aiructive Artivits
Vaira
Antonia
Tolnrads
Woran
Gorl
Tul
Hahahurse
Panl Whiteman
Mr. Whiteman
Mortorg Marstra
Mortorg Marstra Snilfins and ‘Ital
Tsat
Fredek Capizza
Ane Imeef
Laure Onerella Campans
Nathe
Vienna Lieht
Ram- Sheas
San Antonio
Commans
Nevin
Distinctive stele of amnounceae musician sought
A garbled report describes a performer with ties to South America and the United States planning a 3 day air tour by Calum Win and Vins hero moverh. It mentions a rain of Spanish folk songs blended with original compositions and a hoped readership shift at Tannirow'e Newspaper. The piece notes a calendar change for February length and a publisher objecting to renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vila Guiana
A Cent
Sorex
Sit N'Elork
Aver Katsa
Columbia
Guisar
Terie Way
South America
United States
Radio Programs and Schedules Across Stations
A fragmented radio guide lists KISA 1200, WOAL 1190, and KSA with多 varied programs. It notes orchestras such as Hert Marcy's, Berntey’s entertainment, and Gunter Orchestra along with daily segments, weather, and studio music blocks across Tuesday and Wednesday schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umileral
Licht
Hearst to Speak On Air From New York Station
Randolph Hearst will address the nation as a guest of the Columbia Broadcasting system tonight. The topic is to sang Cura of Depresion with Hearst appearing on the Columbia network via station KIBA WAHL and KSA in New York City at 8:00 p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Randolph Hearst
Columbia Broadcasting’ System
Hearst
Slad- Paley
Hearetta
Columbia
New York City
Accused Nan Note Sought by Defense in L A Case
June 2. Lawyers press for dismissal of charges in the Charles Crawford case as prosecutors await a decision. The state argues no defense will be presented unless Glock is released, while editors Clark and Spencer are mentioned in the volatile proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charles Crawfort
Herbert, Spencer
David H
Clark Oday
On Angeles
Vonviction
Former Syracuse Man Charged in Thrill Murder
Philip K. Koapy, scion of a well known Syracuse family, is charged with thrill murder in the fatal cab-driver attack near Camp Afills, Minenla, New York. He was arrested in West Orange after a long government fingerprint records check by state troopers and Nassau County detectives. He previously served in the coast guard for several terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orangh
Philip K. Koapy
Syracuse
Camp Afills
Minenla
New York
Nassau
West Orange
Coast Guards
Girl Reserves Open Camp Idlewilde This Summer
Girl Reserves kick off Idlewilde camp with June sessions for furl Reserves while business girls take July and August vacations. Mrs Helen Smith is camp mother with Dorothy Gebhat as Reserve Secretary and Elizabeth Marvin assisting in nature studies and woodlore. Marjorie Scott will teach handicraft, Eleanor Armstrong dramatics, and Velma Burroughs leads in other programs at WG Alabama Idlewilde Comfort site. Visitors include Mrs Fila Clothier and relatives, with Mrs Larley and Miss Alice Georgia mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idlewilde
Comfort
Helen Smith
Dorothy Gebhat
U. GA
Elizabeth Marvin
Marjorie Scott
Fleanor Armstrong
Uelen Burroughs
Textile strike looms near Raubaix Tourcoing France
Reports from Lille on June 2 warn of a general strike in the Raubaix Tourcoing area after wage declines and cuts in mills. Textile workers, numbering in the thousands, protest reduced pay and demand relief.
Federal court warns women on rail travel about high heels
A federal court decision cautions that wearing high heels aboard trains may pose safety risks for female passengers during rail travel, highlighting potential falls or injuries and urging caution for footwear choices.
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Hanan
Alerars
Beline- 2
Aerry
A Whiteman
Tarele
NBC
Courge
Herkes
OAT
Welock
Ben Fernie
Ben Bernie
His Orchestra
C.B.3
Mary Lou
Neahs
Guaugh
Hax Chien
Tannirow
Anseynon
Bernie
KTSA
Columbis
Andy
Gunter Arches
George
Jenny
Gunter Orviestra
Walker Fornluie Ca
Professor Praceek
Hantard
Tabernacle. Coy
Ma. Studia
Comboy Philomarker
Kon
m.—Tesax Hour
RMAC
Rijweseleng
Bance Mesig Tongnt
Woal Pan White
Catsas
Bert Marey
Ac Orcheatra
Woal
I. Ay Melie
Ortheatea
Ron
Sabury Markerchestz
Atsa
Ramenettts Ma
Gunter
Ehestra
Erneral Rong
Hilesrea, m
Community Beim Tancert
Fitem—Varley Ob
Kuatyrica
Grant Ecbedulrs
Pisheh Tess
Don Bigelow
Winnie Thellt
Foolfallin
Salon Archealra
Naka Tove
Mothe
Raciors
Ted Eihnweinen
Merly Bowker
Lien
Benalley
Helen Nugent
Bert Low
Bare
Ard 'Davies
Monard
Neumilter
Mate Smith
Ana
Betty Crocker
Breville
Hadlo
Studia
Gunter Orchestra
Studlo
fom—Gumter Corehrstra
Bdas Wallnerlooper
Studle
Acone
Clarsleal
Beauty
Spearer and Sons
Ma Rennemy
Hint
Kaan Report
Bollea
Weslaco
Tera
Ene
The
Wolff & Marx Co
Keenise
Polke Leie
Atriper
Dalinr
Yach
Uthed Gerken Direweing
Barnes
Filia Clothier
Zi UL
Utes Wei
Larley
Misa Alice Georga
A. J. Davis
Mahelle ‘Davis
Tappe
Milgrim
Stowers
Elizabethan Design
Sammi
Mecen
Chinn
Vudor Design
Wilaatel Refectory
Felte i Pyuetenterseerterverere
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