Human Touch Highlighted by Radio Pioneering Announcer
In New York on Oct 28 Graham McNamee, famed radio sports announcer, defends his vivid reporting style. He recalls broadcasting the first athletic event on air in 1920s and insists enthusiasm is real not feigned. McNamee, born in Washington DC, built a long career from singing to announcing for National Broadcasting Company since 1920.
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Prince of Wales speech to be broadcast in United States
WOAI will air the Prince of Wales address at the League of Nations Union banquet in Taontdon Twursiday. The heir to the British throne will speak at Garildhall Hall in London for delegates to the imperial conference, with broadcast on the National Broadcasting chain.
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Prince of Wales
League of Nations Union
Taontdon
United States
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Garildhall Hall
London
Kelly Students Begin Training Amid Rain Delay
Kelly Field hosts the opening night of a new training course for the 63 students of the attack group. Rain began just as the first drills commenced but organizers chose not to delay further start time, continuing the schedule as planned.
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Pastor Threatens Suit Against His Church
In Mempins Tennessee on October 29, Pastor Dr Ben Cox warned the Central Baptist church he may file suit for about 100000 accusing the church of trying to force his resignation. The church had previously rejected a deacon report demanding Cox's resignation by a vote of 152 to 35.
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Luke of Gloucester to Represent British at Ethiopian Coronation
The Luke of Gloucester, third son of the king and queen of England, arrived today at Aadis Ababa Abyssinia to represent the British rulers at the coronation November 2 of his Tyfaci us emperor of Ethiopia.
France Draws Soviet Iron Curtain In Wheat Fight
Moscow reports Pravda editorial accuses France of responsibility for an antichimping campaign after Tusain’s wheat shipments to foreign ports. The piece cites tensions in trade and political rhetoric between France and the Soviet bloc.
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Census Rule Hts Atlanta Census Rule Hts Atlanta
Atlanta battles the census bureau in Washington to adjust the population count for the borough. Officials contend the city should be listed with 270,307 residents, affecting investments and local wealth estimates.
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Columbia Supreme Court
Judge Faces New Charges in Conroe Bank Case
Conroe Texas October 28 suspended county judge A W Morris faces three felony charges for alleged perjury to a state bank examiner about the security of notes tied to the First State Bank of Conroe. The case centers on a note executed by Jr A Budde and related securities totaling about 6500 dollars.
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