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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1928
Page
9
Enlisted in 1912 and after graduation from the Army Music School became a euphonium soloist in the U S Army Band. These are among the prominent soloists, though not all heard here, as they form part of the ensemble.
Pittsburgh January 23. In Allegheny County criminal court a busy week opens with 196 defendants to be tried. Carey and Spur geon Austin two negro brothers are billed for murder in the September 12 killing of Robert Johnson 34. One crime conspiracy and several involuntary manslaughter cases from automobile accidents also await trial all week.
The U S Army Band, set to appear in Warren on January 26, showcases a group of soloists including cornet, clarinet, bass clarinet, oboe, and euphonium specialists. Many are veterans with battle citations, European training, or formal studies under renowned maestros, such as Dufresne, Arnold, Clemmons, Lewicki, Jakubec, and others, reflecting a blend of mission, training, and artistic achievement.
In Altoona Pennsylvania on January 23 William I. Stoner fifty three was struck by a car while crossing a street en route to visit his seriously ill wife. He suffered possible fracture of the right leg and chest injuries. His wife died before he reached the hospital by ambulance and he will be unable to attend her funeral.
Solid perfumes from Paris come as salve like pastes made by boiling flowers in animal fat. Applied by finger to hair neck or clothing, they replace scented liquids. The paste is not distilled, and the design caters to travelers.
Radio listings show WEAF at 9 30 p m with General Motors party featuring Lawrence Tibbett baritone. WIZ at 7 39 p m presents Roxy and his gang. WEAF at 8 30 p m features Gyp sies. WHAM Rochester at 8 30 p m lists American composers concert. WOR at 9 p m covers Columbia program.
In a tense scene Pat France confronts Lily about her infidelity and a ruined future. Lily clings to Pat while plotting with Staley Drummond, and Mrs. Lexington weighs love against money and social standing as financial strain and secrets threaten their fragile family balance.
A historic radio schedule lists programs across multiple stations including WNBC WF, AMES, KOWA, and WEAL. It notes air times from afternoon through late night with varied offerings such as operas, orchestras, children’s stories, and NBC network programs from New York. The page catalogs stations in cities like Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia and Rochester, detailing program blocks and performances by ensembles and soloists.
Solution to Saturday puzzle lists many clues across horizontal and vertical, hinting at Greek gods, ancient figures, animals and letters. It provides answers and references to biblical, classical, and linguistic terms along with odd spellings and corrupted phrases, concluding with the final filled grid and author hints.
Mr Hap and his wife advocate thrift week urging prudent planning and insurance to guard against disaster through the Waid company, highlighting foresight and financial security.
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