Four Elyrians Enter Audition To Test Radio Talent
Four Elyrians enter the Capitol Theatre radio audition. Rose Mary Johnson 15 of 349 Fifteenth Street Anna Esther Meeks 14 of 426 West Thirteenth Street Kathryn Ellis 367 Turner Street and Harry Pier 26 of 214 Cleveland Street were named first entrants. Warren Wade of NBC will supervise. Audition July 19 and 20 at 9 PM on Capitol Theatre stage. Open to all entertainers from guitar to vocalists with judging by radio studio officials. The Elyria winner may appear on WTAM Young Artists program nationally. Entries may be mailed or submitted at The Chronicle Telegram or Capitol Theatre.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Rose Pier
Elyria
National Broadcasting Company
Warren Wade
Cleveland Artists’ Service Bureau
Capitol Theatre
Broadcasting Company
Radio
Wade
WTAM
Cleveland
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlights
Anniversaries mark John Quincy Adams and several notable figures born in the 18th and 19th centuries. Today in history notes key events from 1798 to 1931, including the U S Marine Corps reformation and Burr Hamilton duel. Birthday appreciations cover Norris, Sibley, O’Brien, Abbott, Judd, and Lewis alongside a horoscope with refined tastes and evolving confidence through the day.
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John Quincy Adams
United States
Quincy
Mass
Washington
Joseph Lanman
Juan de Onate
Santa Fe
WN. OM
U. S. Marine Corps
Navy Department
Weehawken
WN. J
Alexander Hamilton
Record of 250000 Ampere Lightning Blast at GE Lab
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on July 11 a colossal electrical blast produced a current of 250 000 amperes the most powerful yet seen. The test confined by heavy cylinders occurred in a vast all steel GE laboratory. Spectators observed vaporized wire fragments shattered concrete and twisted copper sheets after the explosion.
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Pittsfield
Mass
General Electric Company
State Briefs from Ohio July 11 Governor attends funeral
Governor George White attends the funeral of Benjamin J McKinney veteran publisher and friend in Marietta. Signs along state highway rights-of-way will be removed. Coast Guard recovers a drowning victim. a loudspeaker warns downtown rule violators. boy Run over in Urbana. man dies from jail fight injuries. burglary at Danbury post office. auto crash fatality near Hall Corners. primary ballot cost in Miami County. man abducted in Luna Pier. lightning strike kills farmer Me l Quirt. manslaughter conviction in Sams Creek case.
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Columbus
George White
Benjamin J McKinney
Marietta
Lynn Black
State Highway Patrol
Setter Visits Vet in Johnson City Office
An English setter wandered into Dr. W. A. Jones’s Johnson City Tennessee veterinary office. The dog followed the doctor from the building and returned the next morning. The vet examined the animal and performed the necessary operation promptly.
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Setter
Johnson City
Tenn
W. A. Jones
Lumber totals Amid Northwest Forest Survey
In Oregon and Washington commercial timber tops 546 billion board feet per a state forestry department survey. Oregon holds about 301 billion feet and Washington roughly 246 billion. Douglas fir leads species with 231.8 billion feet in Oregon and about 99 billion in Washington.
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Salem
Oregon
Washington
State Forestry Department
Douglas
Family ages reveal unusual household makeup
In a sparsely detailed line from the report, the household includes only two women, the mother and a daughter aged 15, with the father identified as Ernst A. Winkelmann, a druggist. The sons are aged 84 to 16, highlighting a wide generational mix.
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Ernst A. Winkelmann
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