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United Press reports WEAF hook up across 14 stations at 3 p m eastern time with New York Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Damrosch on WJZ and DEA network. New York Philharmonia programs listed with $25 schedule and east coast timing.
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Orchestra conductor leads WRC and WoG broadcasts
A fragmented radio schedule notes Fuertwacagier conducting an Je orchestra with WRC in Washington and WoG in Davenport. Dawes delivers a boy scout celebration address. Lincoln program airs at 9 p.m. Central, WLS at 7 p.m. Central with a six hour barn dance later.
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Unique House of David Band to headline Rialto Sunday
The Rialto Theatre in Benton Harbor presents the House of David Band from Chicago to Buffalo for a one day concert with vaudeville and films. The program runs longer and features jazz on trumpets saxophones drums and harps, with no price change from regular Sunday rates.
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Mrs Fiske To Star In Ghosts At The Theatre
Mrs Fiske famed actress comes to Elia February 17 starring as Mrs Alving in Ibsen’s Ghosts. The run marks her fifth Ibsen appearance following A Dolls House Hedda Gabler and Pillars of Society. Mail orders open. general sale Wednesday 9 a.m.
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Clarence Darrow Takes Interest in Boy Stowaway Case
Chicago lawyer Clarence Darrow, wintering in Mobile Alabama, probes the case of George Miers a 13 year old held for deportation to Italy. Miers says he has a brother in the United States and Darrow suspects he was born here or kidnaped from Naples. If birthplace is proven in the U S the boy could stay. Miers endured five days without food while hidden aboard the oil tanker.
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New York Broadens Campaign Against Alleged Indecency
New York authorities widened a campaign against objectionable theater by targeting alleged video obscene material in night clubs cabarets and resorts. Police planned further raids and to build cases against additional theaters while protecting already raided productions.
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Fewer Fatal Accidents Reported in Ohio Industry Survey
Ohio Industrial Commission survey shows January deaths down from 163 in 1928 to 92 this year. Several counties posted fewer fatalities or none, including Stark, Belmont, and Cuyahoga, while many counties had clear records. A number of counties recorded no accidents in January a year ago and began reporting this year.
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Stomach Trouble Advice Warns Against Self Treatment
An old column warns readers about dangerous stomach troubles and urges cautious attention. It promotes a dubious remedy claiming instant relief with a “pure Bisuratad Magnesia” from a drugstore, noting quick, easy effects.
January fatalities by county show regional variations across Ohio
The report lists January death tallies by county with Butler Clark Columbiana Coshocton Crawford Delaware and others each recording one death while Albans and Warren register two and Muskingum three. Hamilton county reports five Perry eight with Cleveland six and Columbus Dayton also down from last year. Mrs Edith M Dill of Aroostook county is named first woman county treasurer in Maine.
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No One Ever Need Know Dentistry Ad Seeks Bridge Work
An old style dental ad touts perfect tooth matching with bridgework. It claims 18 years of experience, offers free examination, and promises no visible gaps or false teeth, using the best materials at reasonable prices.
Elyria athlete aims for place on OWU track team
Donald Hecock a sophomore from Elyria seeks a spot on Ohio Wesleyan University indoor track squad. He will compete at the Illinois indoor relays in Champaign on February 26 where he runs the half mile. Wesleyan lost to Ohio State in its open meet last week 67 to 36.
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Ohio State Prepares for Colindes and Des Moines Relays
Ohio State will compete at Colindes for the Ole relays and at Des Moines Iowa for the Drake relays as part of the season schedule.
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