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February 20, 1944
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Hampton Institute student choir to air 'Songs for Soldiers' on WGH radio Feb. 20 at 10 PM, dedicated to Tidewater Virginia army personnel; conducted by Christopher Kemp after Noah F. Ryder joins Navy.
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Hampton's Choir On Radio Sunday
HAMPTON INSTITUTE, VA.
"Songs for Soldiers," a program dedicated by the student choir of Hampton Institute to army personnel in the Tidewater Virginia area, will be broadcast over Station WGH next Sunday (Feb. 20) evening at 10 o'clock, on the Hampton Institute Forum of the Air.
The young singers will be heard under the leadership of Christopher Kemp, a student, who was appointed to conduct the choir following the recent induction into the U. S. Navy of Noah F. Ryder of the college faculty, who had directed the choir for the past three years.
HAMPTON INSTITUTE, VA.
"Songs for Soldiers," a program dedicated by the student choir of Hampton Institute to army personnel in the Tidewater Virginia area, will be broadcast over Station WGH next Sunday (Feb. 20) evening at 10 o'clock, on the Hampton Institute Forum of the Air.
The young singers will be heard under the leadership of Christopher Kemp, a student, who was appointed to conduct the choir following the recent induction into the U. S. Navy of Noah F. Ryder of the college faculty, who had directed the choir for the past three years.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What keywords are associated?
Choir Broadcast
Hampton Institute
Songs For Soldiers
Wgh Radio
Military Dedication
What entities or persons were involved?
Christopher Kemp
Noah F. Ryder
Where did it happen?
Hampton Institute, Tidewater Virginia Area
Story Details
Key Persons
Christopher Kemp
Noah F. Ryder
Location
Hampton Institute, Tidewater Virginia Area
Event Date
Feb. 20
Story Details
The student choir of Hampton Institute will broadcast 'Songs for Soldiers' dedicated to army personnel over Station WGH on Sunday evening at 10 o'clock, led by student Christopher Kemp after faculty director Noah F. Ryder's induction into the U.S. Navy.