BOVELLI TO BE HEARD SUNDAY IN SYRACUSE
Syracuse listeners will hear baritone Richard Bonelli in a Sunday night Atwater Kent radio program on WOAL at 825 PM. The Syracuse University graduate turned away from engineering to become a celebrated operatic artist famed across Europe and America.
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Brooklyn
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Pollry
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Victor Meure
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Tionelli
Atweler Kent Concert
Jnel Pasternack
Pasternack
Mendelssohn
Brigatiers to Perform Monday at 8:40 PM on WOAl
The Brigatiers quartet will headline a General Slolore family party Monday evening at 8 40 broadcasting on station WOAl. They will present popular numbers including Cinde Banka of the Wahbohs and In Memory of You with new arrangement by Frank Black. The Belgethers revive No Foolin from Ziexfeld era and The Plogrew Kill opens with Ploddin Along Willard Robison’s syncopated spiriticl featuring Messrs Melton James Shaw and Glens.
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Cinde Banka
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We Number
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Mess
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Shaw
Glens
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Belgethers
Ziexfeld
Ploddin
Willard Robison
Brigadiers
Surprises on WOAT Sunday Broadcast on Rannally Counly hour
An unusual Sunday 8:30 broadcast on WRAP Fort Worth features Gustace Hinenschen directing the Nannally orchestra with pieces including Los Toros Victor Herbert Chinese Gerecate and Sousa Stara and Ethines Forever. The string ensemble presents Seren nla Cherie sung by Carl Edwards Lau Tee with A Little Bit of Heaven and an Appealing Hawaiian medley closing with Dinah sung by Betty Rovenal.
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Rannally Counly
WRAP
Fort Worth
Gustace Hinenschen
Nannally
Lacame
Los Toros
Victor Herbert
Sousa
Monskovski
Serennla
Cherie
Carl Edwards
Lau Tee
Edwards
Southland
Dinah
Ang
Betty Rovenal
Cnntralto
Story Book Hour on WOAI Monday
A musical program titled Out of a Store Bank will be presented October 10 on the Mobiloil concert tour featuring soprano Gladys Rice. The 58 member Mobiloil concert orchestra will perform themes from children’s literature by composers such as MacDowell Werpert and Tschaikowsky, with Henry Four serving as master of ceremonies. The concert is broadcast by WOAI each Wednesday at 7:30 p m.
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Miy Gladys Rice
Tadin
R. MacDowell
Werbert
Tschaikowsky
Anil Aymponr
I of Auhansel
Themus
Henry
Drowned Couple Found Near Lake in Tragic Death
A young couple, Mrs. Bdvein Schneider and BR 27, were found draped from the lake after being clasped in each other’s arms. The boat and exact cause remain unclear as authorities probe the death on the lonely shore near Winniebaco.
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Atple Ton
Bdvein Schneider
Yiethnia
United States apologizes to Mexico over aviation incident
The United States apologized to Mexico for an unintended violation of aviation regulations. An Incan army pilot group returning from Panama landed at San Geronimo outside the authorized route. After protests, negotiations concluded with San Geronimo restored as a regular stop.
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Edgar Guest's Wife on Air to Speak About Him
Mrs. Edgar A Guest will discuss her husband, America's poet laureate, his writing routine, dessert choices, kindness, and home life on WOAT radio Friday at 9. The Armstrong Quakers host the series, featuring wives of famed Americans, with songs "Trees" and "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" in honor of the guest.
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Lowell Thomas joins CTSA program as new voice on The Digest
The famed adventurer and war correspondent Lowell Thomas becomes the new evening host for The Digest on KTLA, presenting daily from 7 to 7 15 PM with the Columbia Broadcasting System. He brings a career as author, world traveler, and observer of major events to offer important, significant, and humorous news with distinctive commentary.
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Lord Northcliffe
Lawrence Io
Tepulalien
Lowell Thomas
Rostre
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Columbia Broadcasting Sytem
Lowrll Thomas
Drug Ring Uses Planes to Carry on Canada Trade
Toronto news report says members of a drug ring operating among Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton and other Canadian points have shifted to delivering and distributing by air. Police seek a mystery seaplane seen skimming Lake Ontario and a smuggling parcel dropped to shore. A high powered car pickups, but two pedestrians disrupted the drop and the plane and car fled.
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Hamilton
Mline
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Tro Taen
Connecticut Autoists Careless Drivers
Hartford report quotesMotor Vehicles Commissioner Hobbing Storckel criticizing drivers for ignoring signs and traffic lights. He notes motorists often stretch green to yellow and run red lights deliberately, while pedestrians face defenselessness amid rising violations and weak enforcement.
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Conn
Hobbing
FR. Stoeckel
Sore Throat Epidemic Strikes Kingston City
An outbreak of streptococcal sore throat in Kingston WN has killed three and sickened about 300. Dr Mark O Meara of the city health board is among the afflicted. Water and milk were removed from a local source as a precaution against the germs.
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Mark O'Meara
City Health Baned
Monk Hurls Rock, Kills Taxi Rider Panis
A French traveler in a taxi on an Al Slera road was killed when a monkey from the roadside hurled a rock at the vehicle. Local reports describe aggressive monkeys using rocks as weapons and note the incident as a rare fatal attack.
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Panis
Alslera
Hitler
Eggs Hatch Twins or Triplets Amazes Poultry Fanciers
In Denville Oklahoma Ort, 15 eggs produced a total of 17 chicks from a single hatch. A 13 cage run yielded twins or triplets, drawing interest from local poultry enthusiasts.
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Okla
Ort
Mule raid nets no horses in Tuscola stable
Sheriff Oak Twifford raided the old livery stable of D par in Tuscola Illinois. No horses were found but numerous alleged mules were seized amid a wider wartime confiscation claim.
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Sheriff Oak Twifford
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Pilotless Plane Overturns in Field Near Town
A pilotless aircraft overturned in a field near Herkimen as its control malfunction caused the craft to dive and land hard. Det. Bart Hartholonew narrowly escaped injury during a street turn when the plane suddenly lurched. Investigators believe the crash was an accidental soft open.
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Bart” Hartholonew
Merrong
Baamrur Field
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