Nails and horns lack feeling in animal skins
The statement explains that outer skin forms such structures as nails claws hooves and horns and that these parts have no sensory feeling. It emphasizes that only deeper tissues and nerves provide sensation in animals.
Radio Schedule Highlights Era Broadcast Lineup
Radio programs for KGNC and NBC networks list day and night power, programs from Fred Waring to The Lone Ranger, Farm Round Up, News by Air, The Brewster Family, and various NBC dramas and musical shows. Schedule includes Amarillo College concerts, market reports, horse races, and serials like Captain Midnight and Lum and Abner in a detailed daily timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGNC
Fred Waring
NBC
Kar Kapers
American Legion
Voice of Firestone
National Radio Forum
Brewster Family
Amarillo College
Fine Arts
the Trading Post
Air
Amarillo
Mary Lee Taylor
Sam
Altr
David Harum
National Farm and Home Hour
Winstop Duzzit
Texas School of the Air
TQN
Neil Boadsho
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Town Crier
Military Band
The
Texas Rangers
Sports Review
Lew White
Luscious Alexis Smith Stars in Steel Against The Sky
Alexis Smith returns to the screen in the action thriller Steel Against The Sky at the Rialto Theater showing today and Tuesday. Lloyd Nolan and Craig Stevens co star in the production reflecting a brisk male led cast and fast paced adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis Smith
Rialto Theater
Miss Smith
Lloyd Nolan
Craig Stevens
Radio Schedule Highlights From World War Era Broadcasts
The page lists a dense lineup of radio programs across multiple networks for a day, including music orchestras, dramatic serials, news ballet pieces, and live performances. Notable items feature The Lone Ranger drama, Blondie and Dagwood Show, Cavalcade Drama, and The Gay Nineties Revue, with hosts and guest stars such as James Melton, Elmer Davis, Gabriel Heatter, and Omar.
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Jeck Armstrong
Mbs-West
Bill Stern
Nicbe
Lowell Thomason
Tom Mix
Blue-West
War and World News of Today
Eba
Waring
Nbe
Edward Tomlinson
Amos and Andy
Cba-Basic
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Fulton Lewis, Jr. & Cormment—mbs
Mbs-Bank
James Melton
Abe-Red
Vox Poppers
Parks and Wally
Cbs
Cal Tinney
Mbs
Nbe-Blue
Dr. Hagen
Cbs-Basic
Morton Gould
Midwest
Elmer Davis
T. Q
National Radio Forum
Gabriel Heatter
Mbs-Basic
Brewster
Miss Meade
Nbe-Red
Blue
Freddy Martin
Orch
Raymond Gram
Dancing Music Orchestra
Nbec-East
Olga Coelho
Cbs-East
Radio Schedule Graced by Blondie Dagwood Lineup
Prime time radio listings unveil Blondie and Dagwood with Ted Straeter's Orchestra at 9 45 the Music That Endures at 10 00 and a 15 minute News segment. Fred Waring's repeat airs followed by News and Dance two hours then Blue and CBS Half Hour of Dancing and Newsreel at 10 15 Late Variety and News at ab e red 11 00 Dance Music and News two hours.
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Neews
Raymond Gram
Joe Venuti
Orch
Pleasantdale Folks
Mickey Alport
Neighbors
Club of
Cheerup Gang
John Metcalf
Choir Loft
U. S. Marine Band
Cedric Foster
Colonial Network
School of the Air
Mutual Goes Calling
WCAE
Richard Eaton
Johnson
David Cheskin
Biff Baker
Jack Armstrong
Captain
Three Suns
Nbe-Red
Tom Mix
Blue-East
Wayne van Dyne
Blue-West
Scattergood Baines
Cbs
Captain Midnight
Mbs-East
Denver
Cbs-West
Mbs
Cbs-East
Abc-Red
Hedda Hopper
Chs-Basic
chs-Dixie
Lum
Abner
Pine Ridge
Blue Frank Parker
Burl Ives
cbs-Dixie
Blondie
Dagwood
Ted Straeter
Orchestra
Fred Waring
Abe-Red
Rogers and Norman Return From San Francisco Meeting
Supt Charles M Rogers and R B Norman principal of Senior High School returned Saturday from San Francisco where they attended the American Association of School Administrators Feb 21 26 On the way they visited El Paso schools During Norman absence J Wayne Middleton acting principal was away ill Mrs Gervis Taylor dean of girls served in that role Middleton returned to school this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Rogers
R. B. Norman
San Francisco
American Association of School Administrators
el Paso
Norman
J. Wayne Middleton
Gervis Taylor
Middleton
Unmasked Gunman Robs Shoe Store For 1500 To 1800
In Houston on March 2 an unmasked gunman threatened eight employees at a main street shoe store and robbed manager Ben Goldstein of 1500 to 1800 dollars in cash and checks, then fled. He forced Goldstein to surrender the money from a safe as workers were herded to the rear.
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Houston
U.P
Ben Goldstein
Goldstein
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