Swing (Jan-Dec 1953)

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WENDELL HALL 'Red-Headed Music Maker" SWEENEY DAYS" "GOLDIE" (right) is nickname for Henry E. Goldenberg. As a lad he helped build first WHB transmitter. Has been WHB chief engineer ever since graduation in engineering from University of Illinois. LEATH STEVENS (upper right) was a pianist at WHB; now writes music for Hollywood films. "ARKANSAS WOODCHOPPER" (far right). Henry Ossinbrink was pioneer "hill billy" singer-guitarist. MARTIN & TAYLOR, popular "harmony team" of the '20s. Sam Martin, today a dairy products magnate, still strums a rhythmic uke; enjoys entertaining friends with songs and card tricks. RUTH YOUNGE was featured in her own piano program; later led staff orchestra on studio programs and the "Jones Radio Revue."