Announcer Overcome By Emotion Cannot Describe Spectacle
London May 21 The BBC broadcast of the coronation review fleet at Portsmouth, from H M S Victory Nelson's flagship, drew millions listening as the announcer described lights on ships and destroyers. The four minute relay ended with incoherent mumbling and an apology note the commentary was unsatisfactory.
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Portamouth
U. S
New York
British Broadcasting Corporation
Great Britain
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BBC
Tom Woodrooffe
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Nelson
Trafalgar
Portsmouth
Nifties by Jefferson Machamer Tears at Historic Ship Service
Jefferson Machamer recalled three years aboard the historic ship used for home station services. He said he was overcome by the occasion and burst into tears, unable to say more. The Chronicle Telegram sought results for the report.
Sunday Radio Schedule Nods to Pentecost Programs
Listing of May 23 1937 radio lineup across WTAM WHK WGAR and others. Includes church services concerts orchestras news bulletins poetry week segments and theater programs with time blocks and station references.
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IND
WTAM
Cere
WHK
WGAR
WUJAY
Ao Dee
Geldthwatte Kev
Wagrels Orch
Medita
Symphonette
Alden Edkings
Hikhlma
Af Bible Germas
Curiosity Shop
Bowes Pollah
Guase
Glaas Chris
George Poa Weems
Relly
Freedom
Colt Mysteries Country Church
U. PL
Munte Watch Tower
Cone
Hall of
Abrmn
Burton
Marton Talley
Ed McConnell
Guy Lombardo
Joe Pennet Rubinett
Inala
Phil Baker
Stara
Amtobals Cubs
Irene
Eddie Cantor
Mer
Walt
Kaltenborn
Gus Arnheim
Wallace
Radio News
U. P
Freeman
Orch
Joy
Tow Ireland
Osborne
Nichols Orch
Barron's
Richman
Orch Busse
Panico
Radio Programs Friday May 21 1937 WHK WHIO KC
Radio guide lists programs across multiple stations with musical interludes news sports and variety acts including Hal Kemp Deems Taylor and Dempsey coverage. Names like Babe Ruth William Green Sam and Abner and Denny Band appear among broadcasts and interludes.
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WADC
Brondveny
Hal Kemp
Kirkerya
William Green
Ravel
Neveses
Dornberger
Housekeeper’s Million Dollar Wedding Gift from Nobel
A Swedish Nobel laureate offered his long serving housekeeper a wedding gift. She asked for his income for one day, which required eleven men to total, yielding 28000 dollars. The column also notes parking rules, unfinished murders, sardine joke, factory strikes, and a mother’s misleading trip home.
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Alfred
Nobel
Mr. Nobel
Isolated House Seeking Corner Life and Quips
A columnary sketch collects urban quips about house hunting and pride in simple living. It notes a cousin breaking a leg on a porch step and wryly comments on taxes, sports champions, stock markets, and the failure of people to provide self addressed stamped envelopes when asked for information.
A Star Is Born Opens At Capitol Theatre
Janet Gaynor and Fredric March star in A Star Is Born opening tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre. The film is shot in technicolor and promises a vivid showcase of romance and drama.
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Gaynor
March
Capitol Film
Janet Gaynor
Fredric March
Capitol Theatre
Woman Wise at Rivoli Theatre Features Whalen and Hudson
A fast moving drama about newspaper men and women unfolds at the Rivoli Theatre with Michael Whalen and Rochelle Hudson leading the cast. The film promises brisk pacing and newsroom intrigue as it plays to local audiences.
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Rivoli Theatre
Michael Whalen
Rochelle Hudson
Grow Old Gracefully Medical Advice At 40
Albany report cites New York State urging heart health through staying within activity limits. Medical officials advise balancing exercise with capacity to protect heart health as people reach middle age.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Tighten Lines In Court Plan Fight
Washington May 21 leaders of the opposition to expanding the supreme court tightened their lines and warned of administration pressure. They cited two trends a growing push for Joseph T Robinson to join the court and White House efforts to pause the issue for 10 days. Nye opposed any compromise, while Robinson gained momentum despite advisers’ doubts. Delegations from Arkansas and Virginia backed Robinson for the vacancy created by Willis Van Devanter’s retirement. Senate leaders signaled possible actions to block other nominees. No retirements expected until autumn as several justices, including Chief Justice Hughes, show no plans to leave.
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N. D
Nye
Robinson
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Willis van Devanter
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Bennett Champ Clark
D. Mo
Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Ridge Hill Tulips and Lilacs Beautify Memorial Park
Tulips and lilacs appeared more beautiful at Ridge Hill Memorial Park than ever as the public extends a general invitation to view the spectacle within the next week or ten days.
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Ridge Hill Memorial Park
American Legion Post 347 to Elect Trustee Tonight
Post No 347 American Legion will meet at 7 30 tonight at 1736 Middle Avenue to elect a trustee for the home. Henry Pierce commander announced the gathering urging all members to attend if possible.
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American Legion
Middle Avenue
Henry Pierce
Pierce
Wisdom on aging and stress from a social society
A society urges people turning forty to curb stress while boosting productivity and enjoyment. A quoted "wise old doctor" advises beginning to grow old gracefully, emphasizing balance and well being in middle age.
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Ciety
Local event notices list community gatherings tonight
A string of town events from Avon to Chatham includes an 8 p.m. First Aid meeting in Avon town hall, box socials in Grafton and Columbia, and a mother daughter banquet in Lake Avenue school. Also listed are alumni suppers, Grange meetings, P T A activities, and memorial day services across multiple communities tonight and Sunday.
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AVON
Grafton
Young Peoples
Henrietta
Lake Avenue
Wakeman
Gibson Lodge
Masonic Hall
Penfield
Columbia—Acme Grange
Columbia
LA Grange
Methodist
South Olmsted
Rev
R. Clapp
Schauffler Training School
Clague Road Congregational Church
Chatham
Methodist Church
Tank Farming Trial In Hattiesburg Mississippi
In Hattiesburg Mississippi F C Glenn experiments with soil-less farming using tanks on his farm. Tanks two feet by five feet hold 25 gallons of water heated to 70 degrees Fahrenheit and submerged chemicals. A chicken wire cover and excelsior layer support embedded seeds tubers or plants. The sun dries and grows the crop with no weed pulling or plowing required.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
F. C
Glenn
Ridgeville Voters To Hear O Toole
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The appointment method of selecting judges will be discussed at a public meeting tonight at the town hall under the North Ridgeville Democratic Club. P J Zuris urges voters to attend as petitions circulate for a state constitution amendment to abolish the present elective method.
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Rochester
Thomas Murray
Murray Ridge
Murray Ridgee
Sullivan
Sullivan High School
North Ridgeville
Austin O'Toole
Lorain City
Democratic Club
ANL
P. J. Zuris
Crop yields rise with tank farming methods
Agriculture experts at the University of California report successful test yields using tank methods. A tank area of one hundredth of an acre produced three fourths of a ton of potatoes, equal to seven tons per acre. Tomato vines reached 25 feet with large fruit and tobacco stalks grew to 22 feet, all healthy due to planned chemical diets.
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University of California
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