Chinese Hold Line as Japanese Advance Stalls near Peiping Pass
Chinese forces fiercely resisted near Kupei kou Pass in the Great Wall north of Peiping. Japanese dispatches claim 1000 Chinese dead and immense casualties, while Shih-Hsia suffered heavy bombing. Japanese and Manchukuo troops press mopping up ops east of Peiping along the Luan triangle as Chinese troops anchor along the Luan River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Kupeikou Pass
Great Wall
China
Shih-Hsia
Luan Triangle
Luan River
Tientsin
Barrymore Stars in Topaze at Capitol Theatre
John Barrymore leads in Topaze the Capital Theatre presenting a witty comedy about a naive professor who shuns ill gotten wealth yet is entangled by riches Myrna Loy co stars in the opposite role in a refined production planned for tomorrow and Thursday at the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
John Barrymore
Myrna Loy
Barrimore
They Call It Sin at Rivoli Theatre Stars Team Again
Loretta Young and George Brent reunite for They Call It Sin at Rivoli Theatre. The film is set in modern New York with the nightlife of musical shows and penthouse parties. An Australian drought fear looms over parts of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Loretta Young
George Brent
Rivoli Theatre
New York
Loretta
Young
David Manners
Graphologist to Lecture Here Friday
Jeanne Hardy of Cleveland, noted graphologist, will lecture on The Art of Knowing People in the auditorium of the First Congregational church Friday April 28 at eight in the evening. The talk is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Hardy
Cleveland
Sears Store Expands The Roebuck Annex
Ralph E. Young announces John Halpin won the contract for extensive alterations to the Sears store adding over a thousand square feet. The expansion will raise the rating from 0 to 3B and include a plumbing and heating department run by Roy Hultz with expanded inventory of shoes work clothing coats jackets farm equipment and floor coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Young
Sears, Roebuck and Company
John Halpin
Young
Roy Hultz
Painters and Dealers Meet at Elyria Dinner
About 50 Master Painters and paint dealers from Elyria and nearby attended a National Lead Company dinner at the Elks' Restaurant. Chair R. B. Gilbert led the event with speakers C. L. Frye and W. N. Tygon urging honest advertising and modern selling methods to convey home protection needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lead Company
Elks
Elyria
R. B. Gilbert
C. L. Frye
W. N. Tygon
Frye
Interview with Ishbel MacDonald by Washington press
Washington reporters question Ishbel MacDonald daughter of the visiting British prime minister and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt in a feature interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishbel
Women of Washington
Isahbel MacDonald
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Y-Indus Club Plans Musical Evening Tonight
Members of the Y-Indus club will be entertained by a musical program presented by five county home residents at the weekly meeting tonight. Arrangements include a stag party Saturday at Smith's Cottage Vermilion on the Lake and a softball league team forming in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus
M. CG
Smith’s Cottage
Vermilion-on the-Lake
Four Banner Club Names Officers for 1933 Season
West Carlists group selects LeRoy Gotro as president Raymond Wen strings as vice president Robert Penfound as secretary and Charles Streicher as recreation leader M F Penfound leads the club The members set projects including raising calves rabbits and potatoes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Carlists
LeRoy Gotro
Raymond Wensink
Robert Penfound
Charles Streicher
M. O. Penfound
No Religion Science and Art Claim to Cover All
The quote discusses how religion science and art each claim to interpret the whole field of experience from their own viewpoint, suggesting overlapping ambitions and differing methods within human understanding.
Cougars Encounter Fails to Yield to Woodland Park Photo
A rugged cougar at Woodland Park resisted a photographer’s attempt to capture its image as bystanders watched. The incident drew attention to wildlife in the park and sparked discussion on safety and animal behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Attin
Sraman
Wisconsin Votes on Repeal Plan Amid Delegates Pledge
Wisconsin prepares to vote on repeal with four delegates pledged to back repeal and promises of statewide action. The convention previously elected delegates by wide margins, and a key female leader remains prominent as campaigning continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wiseas
Ment
Wisconsin
Jorge Phamendser
Salesmen start new ventures in San Angelo area
In San Angelo Texas three former salesmen reinvent themselves. W C Palmer sells homemade lye soap from a one man factory John Lankford leverages ten years in furniture dealing to market a widely used glue Forrest King makes hamburgers from West Texas lambs and sells them locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Tex
W. C. Palmer
John Lankford
Forrest King
West Texas
Radio Listings Chronicle Evening Airwaves
Radio programs on WTAM WHREK and WGAR feature a dense schedule with talk, music, and bands. Highlights include Vaughn Kins segments, Betty Crocker, Grand Trio, Texas Cow Girl, Dusting of Denton, and a variety of orchestras and dance programs across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hygiene
Cheerin
Vaughn Kins
Flying Fingers
Breen
DeRose
Artists Trio
Betty Crocker
John Marvin
Battie
Educa
Ann Jackson
Twilight Tones
Maior
Minar
Paul Wings
Pete
Lum
Abner
Arnold
Amber
Landia
The
Goldbergs
Brad and
Jos
Shevinne
Cob Pipe Club
Jack Esse Lzldésc
Regis Orch
Waldorf Astori
Caro
Wyile
Orch
Sten Off
Wyatt
Radio Station Schedule Fragments From April 25 Program List
Partial OCR shows a dense radio schedule for Tuesday April 25 listing many programs across stations including Simon, Dick Park, Maud and Bill, Mitzi Green, The Magician, Virginis, Irene Bordoni, Crime Club, Adventures, The Herm Hupferd, Robinson's Orchestra, Baseball resumes, Lum and Abner, Gene and Glenn, Julia Sanderson, Wayne King, Bases, Frances Aida, Fisher's Band, Robbins' Bard, Housenside Detective, CBS Symphony, and Moon River among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Dick Parka
Maud
Bill
Mitzi Green
Lowell Thomas Amos
Virginis
Andy
Irene Bordoni
Crime Club
Herm
Annanias Har -Robinson
Orch
American Legion
Pickens Sisters
Metz
Opera
f-Williams
Rando-yan Om
Nepanne Ae Orch
News
Lum
Abner
Gene
Glenn
James Metron
Brown
The
Goldbergs
Julia Sanderson
Waryne King
Bernie
Tom. Fellers
WEAF
Ap Frances Aidan
Fisher
Robbins’ Bard
Housenside Detective
John Fosarto
WABC
City Labor Policy Cited By Major In Hobo Labor Debate
Major Conway replies to a labor union protest stating the term hobo labor is to deter transients from city lodging rather than to secure cheap labor. Oberlin theological students in Council Hall complain that Lorain Street laborers loudly swear, hindering study of theological lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Conway
Oberlin——Theological
Council Hall
College
Lorain Street
Wasteful Paper Disposal Costs Elyria Taxpayers
A 1913 report notes waste paper discarded in Elyria streets costs taxpayers hundreds yearly per Service Director Lewis Amherst. The sandstone quarry work fluctuates with workers appearing and vanishing, 50 one day and over 125 the next, with no guarantee of return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Service
Lewis Amherst
Referendum Set On Street Car Track Removal In Lodi Street
Backers start petitions for a vote on the city council resolution ordering the Elvira Lorain street car company to remove its tracks from Lodi Street. They claim to secure more than the required signatures to trigger the referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Elvira-Lorain Street Car Company
Lodi Street
Hoover and Smith sweep Lorain County in 1928 primary
Herbert Hoover led the presidential preference vote with 3471 to 1050 for Willis and 200 for Ross. Alfred E. Smith captured 444 in the Democratic primary while Pomerene had 121. Hoover and Smith won large majorities in the state delegate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Lorain County
Hoover
Willis
Ross
Smith
Pomerene
April Tops City Permits Amid Strong Building Month
City Hall records show 43 building permits issued this month totaling 198659. The Publican National Convention note frames the period as unusually active for construction in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publican National Convention
American Toy Industry Plans World Exhibit in Chicago
The American Toy Fair, March 1–12 in Chicago, will unveil more than 59 000 new items for educational play and amusement. Industry leader William C. Lehman says 1933 orders already top 1932, with retail toy sales projected above 200 million dollars and widespread factory employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William C. Lehman
Toy Manufacturers
Ohio
Vermont
Massachusetts
Missouri
Wisconsin
Twente Weien
New York
New Jersey
West Virginia
Pennslvania
Illinois
Maine
Indiana
Boston engineers unveil automatic ship distress alarm
A Boston firm reports a perfected automatic distress signal device for ships. The railed alarm attaches to a standard wireless hookup and proved 100 percent efficient in tests up to 100 miles and functioning at 600 miles. It can be operated by two seamen and triggers bells and bunker lights on the receiving vessel to guide rescue craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Community ads and contacts in Amherst notice
Local listings show service contacts for delivery and complaints at AMHERST Chronicle Telegram office and nearby businesses including Mrs B A Jenne and Central Book Store with street addresses and phone lines for assistance or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram News
Cleveland St
B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store
Church St
Amherst Co announces teacher hires for coming school year
At the regular Board of Education meeting in Amherst Co on April 25 the district announced hires for the upcoming year. Grade teachers named include Thelma Bond Alyce Nieding and several others across first to fifth grades. Junior High and Senior High staff list features Harriet Peck Margaret Gaehr and more. Caroline Rothe rehired as office assistant and F R Powers rehired as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst. CO
Board of Education
Thelma Bond
Alyce Nieding
Effie Smith
Lylah Walker
James Keenan
Florence Bodmann
Ethel Eppley
Emma Dreschler
Florence Ehrman
Edna Beller
Harriet Peck
Margaret Gaehr
Russell Stauffer
Eleanor Nidy
Hazel Bell
Margaret Rice
Kathryn Murray
Beatrice Johnstone
Charlotte Alderman
Dorothea Zileh
Lucille Leach
Dorothy Hearn
Norwood Hearn
Robert Hubbard
Marion Steele
Caroline Rothe
F. R. Powers
The Ticket of Leave Man at Town Hall by Community Players
The four act play The Ticket of Leave Man will be staged at Town Hall in late May by Community Players for Amherst Alumni Association funds. Cast includes Robert Broiler William Robertson James Dalton Robert Strohmeier Hawk shaw Lewis Reichert Melter Moff Robert Standen Green Jones Robert Zilch Mr. Gibson Robert Hubbard Sam Willoughby George Innes Maltly George Cox May Edwards Helen Zink Emily St Evermamend Helen Heck Mrs Willoughby Zita Lahiff. Tickets go on sale in about a week via Alumni Association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Thomas Taylor
Town Hall
Amherst
London
Playhouse
Cleveland
Robert Broiler
William Robertson
James Dalton
Robert Strohmeier
Hawkshaw
Lewis Reichert
Melter Moff
Bible Study Class Meeting Planned at Mrs Jenne Home
The first gathering of the Ladies Bible Study Class from the Methodist church will be held tonight at the home of Mrs. A. K. Jenne on Cleveland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
A. K. Jenne
Cleveland Avenue
Holy Name Society Meeting Plans at St. Joseph’s School Hall
The quarterly Holy Name Society gathering at St. Joseph’s Catholic church will be in the school hall this evening. Rev. A. P. Ferreri of Lorain will speak, joined by Leroy Burgett and M. J. Scanlan of Lorain. Atty. J. J. Smythe will serve as toastmaster. All four groups are urged to attend. Arrangements chaired by Clayton Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
A. P. Ferreri
Lorain
Leroy Burgett
Lorain County
M. J. Scanlan
Atty. J. J. Smythe
Clayton Young
Joseph Knoble
Matthew Lawless
W. J. Bodmann
E. W. Lahiff
J. J. Rean
J. A. Wesbecher
April Meeting of St Peter's Sunday School Leaders
The April gathering of teachers and officers at St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School met in the church parlors on Monday evening. Rev. C. E. Schmidt led devotionals and Ray Jewett supervised the business session. They approved a contribution for new pillars and footstep lights and scheduled Mother's Day and Children's Day programs with arrangements to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School
C. E. Schmidt
Ray Jewett
Mauer Funeral Rites Set for William Mauer
Funeral rites for William Mauer 71 of Murray Ridge road will be held at 2 p m Wednesday from the late home. Rev Ernst Irion of St Pauls Evangelical church Elyria will officiate and burial will be in Cleveland street cemetery.
Birthday Members to Present Program
Birthday members will present a program at the Hickory Tree Gira’ venue. The event features a varied program of songs and readings by the group, highlighting community participation and local talent during the birthday celebration period.
Program Teaches Throughout March April May at Grange Hall
The upcoming meet ing tonight offers a lecture hour with a program presented across March April and May at the Grange Hall. A committee will provide refreshments after the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Congregational Sunday School Orchestra Rehearsal
Rehearsal for the Congregational Sunday School Orchestra will be held at 7:30 Wednesday evening at the director Mrs. Pansy Harris home on Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy = Harris
Church Street
Circle Number One to Meet at Mrs Mertz Home
Circle Number One of St Ann s Society of St Joseph s Catholic church will meet this evening at the home of Mrs John Mertz Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann’‘s Society
St. Joseph's
John Mertz
Park Avenue
Legion Auxiliary Meet at Elmer Johnson Post No 118
The regular meeting of the auxiliary at the Elmer Johnson Post 118 will be held in the Legion rooms at the town hall this evening. A social hour will follow the business session.
Mrs Pansy Harris and Miss Lucy Horn Entertain Guests
Mrs Pansy Harris and Miss Lucy Horn on Church street hosted a Sunday gathering with guests including Mr and Mia Frank Horn Janet Humiston of Lakewood and Norman Numiston of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Harris
Lucy Horn
Church Street
and Mia
Frank Horn
Janet Humiston
Lakewood
Norman Numiiston
Toledo
Mite Society Meeting Set for Wednesday Afternoon
The regular meeting of the Mite Society of the Methodist church will be held at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mite Society of the Methodist Church
Mrs H F Gammon Hosts Circle Two at Home
Mrs H F Gammon will host Circle Number Two of St Ann's Society at her Jackson Street home Wednesday afternoon. The event takes place at St Joseph's Catholic church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Gammon
Circle Number Two
St. Ann's Society
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Jackson Street
Cleveland Socials: Harlan and Miller Families Visit Ehrmans
Mrs Norma Harlan of Cleveland was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs William Ehrman on Cleveland Avenue. Mrs Cora Miller and her son David of Elyria spent Sunday at the Ehrman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Harlan
Cleveland
William Ehrman
Cleveland Avenue
Cora Miller
David
Elyria
Ehrman
Sunday School Teachers Meet at St Pauls Lutheran Parlor
The teachers of St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School held their regular meeting in the church parlors Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Local Gathering Hosts Family and Friends
Mrs. Katherine Kolbe of Middle Ridge entertained a small group Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ficht and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beck of Cleveland, Miss Dorothy Dufield and Paul Dufield of Lorain, and Miss Mildred Ruth of Brownhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Fred Ficht
Harry Beck
Cleveland
Dorothy Dufield
Paul Dufield
Lorain
Mildred Ruth
Brownhelm
Dinner honors aged Mrs Durand at South Amherst church
The Ladies' Aid Society of the South Amherst M. E. church will host a tureen dinner in the church parlors on Thursday to honor Mrs. Mary Durand, 93, with invitations extended to friends of the Durand family and local church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the South Amherst
M. E. Church
Mary Durand
Amherst Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Roberta Davis of Elyria spent Monday with Mr and Mrs George Bailey on Elyria Avenue. Mrs Ed Kothe of Henrietta visited Amherst Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Carl Schroeder of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Schroeder. Oliver Best of Elyria stays with Mr and Mrs Henry Schriner. Mrs Mary Doyle of Elyria Avenue with Mr and Mrs William Ross. Parma plans a Pittsburg visit for the week. Miss Alice Bird of Elyria called on Amherst Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ed Sahl and son of Sandusky spent the weekend with Amherst relatives. Miss Edith and Florence Ehrman visited Sandusky Sunday afternoon. Mrs Higgins of Elyria was in Amherst Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Davis
Elyria
George Bailey
Elyria Avenue
Ed. Kothe
Henrietta
Amherst
Carl Schroeder
Cleveland
George Schroeder
Oliver Best
Henry Schriner
Mary Doyle
William Ross
Parma
Pittsburgh
Alice Bird
Ed. Sahl
Sandusky
Edith
Florence Ehrman
Higgins
Mrs Lahiff Hosts Circle Three of St Ann's Society
Mrs E W Lahiff of Cleveland avenue entertained Circle number three of St Ann's Society at her home last evening. Plans were made for a bake sale Saturday afternoon during the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
E. W. Lahiff
Cleveland Avenue
Circle Number Three
St. Ann's Society
Will Operate On Vasko Child
Preparations at Kass lands hospital for surgery on two year old Helen Vasko in Eastview. The operation on the left eye is to remove a glioma that threatens the brain, after the supreme court's appellate division ordered treatment despite parental opposition to surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastview
Kasslands Hospital
Helen Vasko
Helen
Supreme Court
Amherst Christian Endeavor Leaves Topics in Prayer
Lewis Kilmer led the Christian Endeavor meeting at the Congregational church. The group discussed problems about prayer and planned a party for Amherst Christian Endeavor this Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Harold Olmstead of Elyria present as county leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Lewis Kilmer
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Amherst Christian Endeavor
Harold Olmstead
Elyria
Olmstead
Seniors Present Class Plays Wild Ginger and Brides Maids
On Tuesday evening May 2 seniors of the local school will present two class plays Wild Ginger and Brides Maids. The public is invited to attend.
Confirmation at St. John's Evangelical church
St. John's Evangelical church held a large confirmation event on Sunday with Rev. C. E. Schmidt presiding. The ceremony included flowers and palms. Rev. and Mrs. Egli of Millersburg attended, with Egli former pastor at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
St. John’s Church
Egli
Millersburg
Oldest Methodist member Mary Durand to celebrate 92nd birthday
Mrs Mary Durand the church s oldest member will celebrate her 92nd birthday on May 1. A tureen dinner is planned in the church parlors at noon Thursday, with all members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Durand
Methodist Church
Oberlin College Tea Guest at Keets Cottage
Miss Norma Mereahnt attended the Oberlin College Tea held Saturday afternoon at Keets Cottage in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Mereahnt
Oberlin College
Keets Cottage
Oberlin
Young People’s League Meets at St John’s Church
A regular meeting of the Young People’s League is planned at St John’s Church Thursday evening. The session will admit the new confirmation class as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L
Young People’s League
St. John’s Church
Local social visits and theater outing reported
Miss Margaret Rice and Miss Marian Steele traveled to Cleveland on Saturday to view Green Pastures at a Cleveland theatre. On Sunday callers at the H. E. Moore home included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hadaway and daughter Gail of Ridgeville, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fridenstine, Mrs. Alex Garland and Mrs. Arthur Ruth of Elyria, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Springer of Elyria, who were Sunday dinner guests at Rosa Berger’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rice
Marian Steele
Clevrland
Green Pastures
Cleveland
H. E. Moore
Donald Hadaway
Gail
Ridgeville
Henry Fridenstine
Alex Garland
Arthur Ruth
Elyria
Joe Springer
Rosa Berger
Pacific Mills bestows vegetable gardens on workers in Lawrence
Lawrence Mass. The Pacific Mills woolen manufacturers have apportioned vegetable garden plots among nearly 500 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Pacific Mills
Russian hunts aim to seize Arctic whales and seals this season
Russian crews plan to capture 180 whales and 128,900 seals in Arctic waters this season, as authorities project significant wildlife catches for the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Evening diversion awards and luncheon plan noted
May 6th featured a main diversion of the evening won by Mrs G Aschenbach for first prize with Mrs Joseph Gillis receiving consolation. Luncheon was served at small tables for sixteen. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs Peter Wohlever on Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Aschenbach
Joseph Gillis
Peter Wohlever
Franklin Avenue
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Barrymore
Capitol
Australia
Kellogg’s
Ta Kellesy
Battle
John Grady
Bellevue Hospital
Imanee
Geos \PITOL
Richard Barthelmess
Central
Rivoli
Spencer Tracy
Marion Nixon
Stuart Erwin
Victor McLaglen
Greta Nissen
Nell O'Day
Mugg
Carter
Little Jack Little
Livertocks
Helen Wyant
Pedro de Coroba
Ethel
Harry
Flom
Knight
Rich
Hall
Ann Leaf
Artises
Rhythm Wings
Adele Nelson
Hopkins’ Orch
Westphal's Orch
Cleve College
Skippy
Lone Walf Tribe
Perkins Fellers
Dempsey's
Myrt and
Maree
Buck Rogers
Boake Carter
Opera Gems
Kate Smith
Lyman’s
Irvin Cobb
the Bachelor
Guy Lombardo
Edwin C. Hill
Nino Martini
Haymes’ Orch
Wjiay
Elaine
Sis
Alamo Memories
Gilmen Young
Breakfast Club
Roamin
City Mission
Cactus Jim
Charles Reed
Clara G. Linder
Dizzy Fingers
Meiondy Parade
Edythe Sout
Eslanders
Nancy Jenkins
Rey Evans
P.M
Hackertt’s
Tatty Lobato
Ray Tie Ring
Ray Henderson
Brent Sisters
Gellman’s
Radio Tony
Sienoff
WGAR
A.M
Rub
Jane
Joe Bald
Judy
Jean Abbey
Jones
Em Mills
Army Band
En Hatter
Betty
Bob
lo-Troubadors
Fean Peartstein
Dick F .Singine
Evenin
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Phil Cook
Sherlock Hoelmes
the Revellers
Phil Harris
Adventures
Bert Lawn
Johnson
Ball Room Orch
Harrod
WADC
Arba
Studia
Reis
Dunn
Etiz
Bartheil
Rent College
Rita
Variety
a-Myrt
Marge
Parker Lowell
Thompsoan
Gladys Tschantz
Sin-dee Pimersen
Sunshine
Brotherey
Pudales
Hamp
Sinian Orent
Hamo
Moon Tiver
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle-Teelgram
Mite Society
Circle Number
Vasko
Price
Brown & Williamson
Cork
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