Cleveland Pop Concerts Enter Fourth Summer Season
The fourth gala season of summer pop concerts in Cleveland, led by the Cleveland Summer Orchestra under Dr. Rudolph Ringwall, opens Friday June 19 with baritone Sergt. James Meena and continues June 20 with Boris Goldovsky. The schedule features Larry Adler June 24, Percy Grainger June 26, Eunice Podis June 27, and later acts including Vivien, Evel, Sylvia Zaremba, and Alice Chaufoux with eight harps, plus a Festival of Freedom in the Stadium and more. Tickets range from 30 cents to $1.10, with sales at Taylor's Arcade and on concert evenings at Public Hall.
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Larry Adler
Taylor's Arcade
Public Hall
Percy Grainger
Charm
General Electric
Sylvia Zaremba
Cleveland Orchestra
Alice Chaufoux
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE RITTMAN PRESS
An advertising pitch urging local businesses to place ads in the Rittman Press to reach area readers and boost visibility. It emphasizes proven value and local reach for merchants seeking turnover and brand presence.
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Rittman Press
That's News Phone Us 77 Item Summary
A compact 1927 era paragraph lists dramatic life events and headlines including marriages elopements embezzlement arrests and accidents, styled as a gossip column blitz from the News-Phone tabloid format. It signals a wave of local social and crime notes framed for rapid reader skimming.
Vacation for Victory Encourage Rest and Health
A wartime guidance piece urges citizens to plan vacations that restore health and morale without hindering the war effort. It stresses open air activity, safe water and milk, sensible hours, and avoidance of fatigue, then notes the Commodity Credit Corporation contracted for wooden grain storage units with deliveries split between June and July.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Ohio Poultry Day to address rat control in Wooster
Ohio poultrymen facing high feed prices will attend Ohio Poultry Day in Wooster on Wednesday June 24. The program will cover rat proof construction and methods to destroy rats with baits and traps.
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Ohio Poultry Day
Wooster
McCann cites Mexico beef mainly from old cattle
Ohio State University animal husbandry specialist L. P McCann reports after touring eight Mexican states that most beef eaten in Mexico comes from old cows or worn out oxen. He notes inadequate refrigeration limits storing beef and did not see a typical beef animal during the trip.
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L. P McCann
Ohio State University
Mexico
Poultry Day Program Teaches Grain Storage Tactics
Farmers and poultrymen facing wartime pressures will learn grain storage methods at Ohio Poultry Day on June 24. HG Gul of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Entomology Department will lead the session, stressing proper storage to prevent quality loss and possible total ruin, and noting treatments to maintain grain until use or sale.
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HG Gul
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
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