Air Features Tonight Radio Schedule
The listing shows evening radio features with time slots and participating stations. 8 30 Jubilee in a Movie Studio is slated for WOR WADC KWRC WGHP WMAQ KMOX KMBC KOIL WSPD WHK WGL KLZ KDYL KYA KJR KGA KMTR. 9 30 Empire Builders Early Map Makers airs on WEAF WGY WTAM WWJ KYW KSD WOC WOW KSTP WDAF WTMJ WEBC WHAS WSB WFAA KPRC WOAI WKY KOA KSL KPO KGO KFI KGW KOMO KHQ WMC.
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KDKA
WIR
KYW
KWK
Wren Koa
WEBC
KPO
KGO
KHQ
KOMO
KGW
KFI
KSL
WOR
WADC
KWRC
WGHP
WMAQ
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
WHK
WGL
KLZ
KDYL
KYA
KJR
KGA
KMTR
Empire Builders
WEAF
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
KSD
WOC
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KSTP
WDAF
WTMJ
WHAS
WSB
WFAA
KPRC
WOAI
WKY
KOA
WMC
Oil and aviation shifts in the age of fuel demand
Arthur Brisbane discusses government roles in aviation and oil conservation as 1920s transport expansion accelerates. He notes Lindbergh as federal aviation adviser at 25 a day, rail and oil use projections, and looming fuel scarcity concerns amid new oil and electric engines.
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Lindbergh
Federal Aviation Adviser
Sam
General Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Railrod
Legislature in session considers multiple bills and hearings
House handles general deficiency bill and Reed committee report while Senate and House judiciary committees take up bills. House Ways and Means holds tariff hearings as lawmakers review calendar items and measures from Jones.
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House
Senate
Reed
Ways and Means
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Protests Wirtz Bill Against Party Bolters
Senator Love of Dallas denounces the Wirtz bill empowering the Democratic State Executive committee to discipline party bolters. He warns Texas will swing Republican by large margins and calls the measure a Tammany force bill in a prepared speech.
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Legisl
United Press
Austin
Alfred E. Smith
Texas
Tom B. Love
Dallas
Hoover
Wirtz
Democratic State Executive Committee
Love
Funeral Rites for Pioneer Puckett Set for Tuesday
John W. Puckett 67 a Amarillo cattleman pioneer died at Marlin Texas after illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at Burnett Mortuary with arrangements to be announced after family arrival. Survived by widow two sons Joel W and J Ty of Amarillo four daughters and siblings. Known for Puckett Ranches in Palo Duro arm Hereford area and the Puckett Mash ed O or Link brand.
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John W. Puckett
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Denver
Blackburn Mortuary
Mr. Puckett
Marlin
Texas
West Texas
J. E. McAllister
Lubbock
Jack Jones
Austin
Callie
Margaret
Texas Tech
R. K
J. H
el Paso
J. §. Morris
J. E. Storey
Beaumont
J. P. Blair
Coffeyville
Kans
Texas House Deadlocks on Sine Die Adjournment Deadline
In Austin the House failed to set a sine die adjournment date and tabled a concurrent resolution naming noon March 48 as the session deadline. Amendments to move adjournment to March 9 6 p m and March 16 were defeated before the resolution was deferred. Governor Moody was asked for advice during the debate.
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Associated Press
Austin
House
Moody
Texas Senate engrosses Holbrook penitentiary plan in partisan vote
The Texas Senate engrossed the Holbrook penitentiary concentration bill by 16 to 9 with three pairs. Love attacked the Wirtz bill saying it would end bolter participation and shift Democratic primaries. it would also push party discipline in the state. The debate contrasted harshly over how to handle bolters and party standards.
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Associated Press
Austin
Senate
Parkway Planting Permits Required
Temple H. Robinson city forester says a planting permit is needed before trees can be set in parkways. City ordinance governs parkway tree planting as part of a broader beautification drive.
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Temple H. Robinson
Street Marking Ordinance Calls for Orange Center Stripes
City officials require orange painted markers at intersections with traffic lights to denote street center and property lines. Drivers parking or driving on the wrong side face a five dollar fine, and enforcement will be strict to ensure compliance with the markings.
House Rejects Day Fund Plea in Prohibition Bill Vote
The House rejected a $24,000,000 prohibition enforcement fund proposal 239 to 125 and passed the second deficiency bill to the Senate. The Jones Bill to increase penalties for prohibition violations was approved by the House judiciary committee without amendment and may be brought to the floor under a special rule.
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House
Appropriations Committee
Enforcement Fund
Senate
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Graham
Philippine Free Trade Discussed At House Hearing
Washington February 25. The House Ways and Means tariff revision hearing considered whether the policy of free trade with the Philippines should continue as it examined the law’s administrative provisions.
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Washington
Philippines
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fair Directors to Be Named on Wednesday
Officers and directors of the Tri State Fair association will be elected at a general meeting for the coming year. The 4 o clock Wednesday gathering in the Board of City Development rooms is open to Amarillo citizens and called by association president Wilbur C. Hawk. Public invited.
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Tri- State Fair Association
Amarillo
Board of City Development Rooms
Wilbur C. Hawk
Topeka Teen Publishes Death Story Then Ends His Life
Ralph R Ferguson 20 writes a first person account of dying by poison and then dies at Dorothy Wadley 19’s home. Police confirm the self inflicted death after Ferguson left his mail in the Topeka Daily Capitol office. Dorothy Wadley denies being in love with him.
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United Press
Topeka
Kan
Ralph R. Ferguson
Topeka Daily Capitol
Ferguson
Dorothy
Dorothy Wadley
California
Wadley
Santa Fe Railroad Extension Not Approved by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected the Pecos and Northern Texas plan to extend from Hale Center to Palmerton Texas at a cost near 2 million dollars. The panel said the 66 mile line would duplicate the Denver South Plains route 13 miles away and unnecessary given highway and truck growth. The Fort Worth and Denver Plains line already serves the area.
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Associated Press
Washington
Santa Fe
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pecos
Northern
Burlington
Denver South Plains
Henry Long Case Goes to Jury After Deliberations Begin
The Henry Long trial facing a 14 year old girl defendant was sent to the jury after closing arguments. A 75 man special jury pool was sworn last Thursday with two days of evidence. The girl testified she was under 15 and claimed prior contact with Long while the defendant denied ever going out alone with the prosecuting witness.
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Henry Long
Long
Supreme Court declines review of Kansas City Star sale dispute
The Supreme Court refused to review the controversy over the 1926 sale of the Kansas City Star properties once owned by the late Wm. Rockhill Nelson to the Kansas City Star company, a dispute unresolved for years.
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Asociated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Kansas City Star
Wm. Rockhill Nelson
Kansas City Star Company
Father Jails Boys To Save Them From Crime
Three youths aged 18 or younger were arrested after their father, George Barker Sr., decided to jail them to curb criminal activity. They confessed to about 15 robberies and burglaries, each detailing a specialty: one robbed church poor boxes, another targeted beauty parlors and groceries, and a third snatched pocketbooks from unescorted women.
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Chicago
George Harker
George Barker, Jr
John Weeks, Jr
Sidney Larson
Famous actor Frank Keenan dies at 70 in Hollywood
Frank Keenan a original Rip Van Winkle actor dies of pneumonia at his Hollywood home aged 70. His widow Leah May Keenan and two daughters survive. Funeral set for Wednesday in Hollywood. Keenan born in Dubuque Iowa began stage career in Lawrence Massachusetts and rose to prominence in New York with Rip Van Winkle and Hearts of Oak.
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Frank Keenan
Atuge
Rip van Winkle
Hollywood
Keenan
Leah May Keenan
Denver
Colo
Frances Wynn
Ed Wynn
Frank Sloane
New York
Dubuque
Iowa
Lawrence
Mass
Boston
Capitol
Two Northeast Texas towns struck by deadly windstorm
Severe windstorms swept two Northeast Texas communities injuring seven seriously and killing four. In Cooper, a tornado flattened a house killing Al Cooper and W. Nat Jones. Troy Young 21, Mrs. William Duncan 60, and an unidentified woman were seriously hurt. In Grand Prairie, Alfred Gibson 46 and his wife 22 died as their home collapsed. several family members were seriously injured. Storms extended across the region with heavy rain and large hail in Dallas area.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Texas
al Cooper
W. Nat
W. FE. Smallwood
Gibson
Ifewan
Bank Bandit Shot Dead During Attempted Heist at Local Bank
In Kastrop Texas Julio Rayna, 25, was killed by a night watchman while robbing the Virest National Bank. Deputies closed in as Rayna tried to flee from the rear vault area. Separately in Paris the Havas News Agency denied a secret Belgium France military treaty reported by a Dutch newspaper.
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Associated Prove
Kastrop
Tex
Julio Rayna
Virest National Bank
Woody Townsend
Rayna
Associated Prena
Paris
Havas
Today
Belgium
France
Fire At Dempsey in Miami Beach
Unidentified prowler fired a shot at former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey in his Miami Beach room around 5 am. Dempsey reported the incident to police later, saying he woke to a silhouette at a street side window and saw Floyd Fitzsimmons in the room with him.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Harry Moire
Ocean Front
Fitzsimmons
Joe
Lindy Smuggled Home? Lindbergh Arrives Near Mexico City
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Anne Spencer Morrow fueled speculation in Mexico City as Lindbergh flew from Eagle Pass Texas to Valbuena Field near dusk for a reunion with his fiancée. The trip remained secret after a brief embassy visit.
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United Frees
Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Spencer Morrow
Capitol
Col. Lindbergh
Eagle Pass
Texas
Valbueng
United States
Chicago Front Reports Threats in Bloody Twentieth Ward
In Chicago on the eve of alderman elections, threats target Alderman A. Prignano and his rival William Pacelli. A windshield is shot, voters near the University of Chicago campus receive intimidation calls, and Civic Safety chief Albert Brunker warns Prignano’s life may be in peril ahead of Tuesday vote.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fourth Ward
University of Chicago
al Capone
Capone
Eller
A. 4
Prignano
Willliam V. Pacelli
Albert R. Brunker
Civic Safety Commission
Brunker
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