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Radio program listings from WEAF New York KSD WOW WTAM BBK sketch and music acts including Orches,two and Cavaliers Leo O Rourke Hawaiian Shadows and Circus segments. The item names multiple stations and performers with a mix of drama music comments and hotel dance orchestra.
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WEAF
New York
Chain 06
Bkketch
Dark Town Wanderers
WKY
Orchestea
Cavaliers
Leo O'Rourke
WTAM
WWJ
KYW
WDAF
Alco
Wsat ‘Hammer Melodies
WERAF
Skhit
KED Wow
WRAL
Hotel Dance Orchestra
Aloo
WWI
Wrijic
WSAL
Newark
Chain -Hawaiian Shadows
Kmox Koil
WCCO
WEBM
WADC
WIBN
Kollickers
Alee
Worp Cae
Wawo
KMOX
KMBC
Story Hour
Adventures of
Mary and
Hob
Aleo Wail
Wowo
Okoil Warp
Chain
Circus—Ale
KDKA
WLW
WSM
Mildred Hunt
Wren
WCFL
Lenin's Orch
KWK
Remembering Kellogg Pact and Russia China Conflict
In a 1929 Brisbane column, he argues the Kellogg pact fails to prevent war as Russia and China threaten broader conflict. He warns against U S diplomacy with Russia and proposes major powers build air and sea superiority to deter fighting. He notes Russia plans a Jewish state in Siberia and critiques Wall Street bonds with the czar.
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Russia
Wall Street
Czsr
Kerensky
China
Britaan
United States
Siberia
Amur
Moscow
St Louis Robin nears new endurance record in flight
The endurance plane St. Louis Robin marked its fourteenth day aloft at Lambert field. Crew members Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine sent a cheerful greeting as the craft added over 68 hours to the previous record, flying at about 200 feet and circling the field.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Robin
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Dale
Red) Jackson
Forest O’brine
Jackson
Broken Home Story Behind Thirst Deaths
United Press reports that Enrique Armentas, his passenger Mrs. Julia Perez, and her six children died of thirst after their car stranded in the Mojave desert near Beale Wells. Armentas had left a wife and two children in Brawley amid a quarrel and planned to move with Perez to Blythe.
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United Press
EL Centro
Cal
Mojave
Enrique Armentas
Julia Perez
Brawley
Perez
Holmes Named Possible Alaska Territorial Governor
Reports from Juneau and Seattle suggest W. H. Holmes of Amarillo could become Alaska’s territorial governor after George Parks’s term expired. Local verification was not available and proposer sources cite the Alaskan Weekly and Seattle Post-Intelligencer as naming Holmes, a former Texas lieutenant governor candidate.
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W. H. Holmes
Amarillo
Alaska
Juneau
Ketchikan
Seattle
Alaskan Weekly
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Holmes
George Parks
Post-Intelligencer
Texas
Negro Woman Robs Man for Eight Dollars
T. E. McGee reported last night he was held up by a Black woman at First Avenue and Tyler Street and robbed of eight dollars. Police noted three petty theft suspects were moved to county authorities, and several dozen people faced charges ranging from drunkenness to traffic violations.
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First Avenue
Tyler Street
T. E. McGee
van Buren Street
Grain experts meet to discuss market concerns in Chicago
Grain market specialists from the western wheat belt join the Federal Farm Board at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago to hear recommendations for a wheat growers representative. The session includes board members and industry leaders with Secretary Hyde absent ex officio.
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Ing
Western
Wheat Belt
Federal Farm Board
Hotel
Sherman
Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur M. Hyde
Alexander H. Legee
Carl Williams
Oklahoma City
James C. Stone
Lexington
Ole Serungard
Devil's Lake
N. D
Farmers’ Grain Company
George Duis
Grand Forks
Wheat Growers Association
Water office move referendum fails in city vote
Water department officials report 20 voters against moving city offices to the auditorium. About 2,000 ballots received. The city proposed swapping quarters with the chamber of commerce, but health and water department removals prompted a popular referendum. Official tabulation due August 16. Shifting city hall departments this week will not affect the plan, says acting city manager E N Stanley.
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Water Department
Chamber of Commerce
E. N. Stanley
Panhandle Roads Declared All In Good Condition
Panhandle Auto Club reports all roads across the Panhandle are in good condition. No closures or hazards noted. Drivers urged to remain cautious in isolated stretches and report any unexpected damage to local authorities.
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Panhandle
Sliding Scale on Tariff 10 to Be Presented
Senate Finance Committee will hear a proposed sliding scale for sugar tariffs next week with public hearings reopened during consideration. Chairman Smoot says Republican members are acting independently of the White House while pursuing a limited revision under Hoover’s tariff formula to protect agriculture and other commodities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
White House
Hoover
Congress
Fordney-McCumber
Bandits Bank $12,000 in Oklahoma Panhandle Holdup
Three armed men robbed the First National Bank in Hooker Oklahoma at 10:40 AM taking more than 12 000 dollars in cash and silver. Five men fled in two cars including a Buick Master Six and a tan Ford. Police formed posses and alerted neighboring towns as details circulated. No arrests reported and witnesses described a calm capture of cash with one lookout outside.
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Hooker
Okla
First National Bank
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Jail Theft Stuns Claude Prisoners
A Claude man jailed for drunkenness awoke to a missing 17 jewel watch. He accused police protection after discovering the theft in jail. Detectives later recovered the watch on another inmate's wrist, prompting Chief McDowell to note no statute covers theft in jail.
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Claude Man
W. R. McDowell
Wheat Prices Hit High for The Season On July Grain Rise
Chicago reports another sharp advance in grains with wheat gaining nearly five cents as crop damage fears in the spring wheat belt support prices. At 11 am July wheat stood at 1.44 4-4, September 1.48 to 1.50 1-2, and December 1.55 3-4, up 1 1-2 to 4 1-4 from yesterday’s close.
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Associated Press
Chicago
North America
Pele's eruption at Kilauea center of Halemaumau crater
July 26 dispatch reports Pele the goddess of Halemaumau awakened at Kiluea in Hawaii. Four lava fountains rose 150 feet, later erupting to 400 feet as smaller fire mountains formed inside the crater. The crater floor glowed, with pyrotectonics and a new cone field developing in the crater basin.
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Voilano
Toland
Hawaii
Pele
Kiluea Volcano
Poincare Ill Cannot Appear in Senate Debate
Paris July 26 Premier Raymond Poincare in fragile health stays home with doctors and will not take part in the debt ratification debate in the Senate tonight.
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Poincare
Unitedness
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Senate
Eleven Killed Six Hurt in Ship Gun Practice
The admiralty reports a fatal gun accident aboard the British cruiser Devonshire during firing drills in the East Mediterranean. Seventeen people were affected four or five were badly hurt, with six listed as seriously injured.
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Associated Press
London
Admiralty
Devonshire
Mediterranean
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