Air Features Tonight
Overview of radio programs and station listings for tonight across multiple networks and outlets. Includes mentions of Frances Alda and a family party segment along with a wide roster of stations such as WEAF WGY WTAM WWJ WGN and others.
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The
Associated Press
Family Party
Frances Alda
WEAF
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
WGN
KSD
WOC
WOW
WDAF
KSTP
WTMJ
WIOD
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
WFAA
KPRC
WOAI
WKY
KOA
KSL
KPO
KGO
KFI
Hoover Prosperity Rumors Stir Wall Street And Public Interest
A dated syndicated column discusses Herbert Hoover’s cabinet role, Mellon’s treasury tenure, and George F. Baker’s financial influence. It predicts a Hoover boom on Wall Street, notes the nation’s prior economic stability, and cites Max Valier’s rocket car and future rocket plane ambitions.
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Wall Street
Herbert Hoover
Max Valier
Major Simpson Urges Passsage At Panhandle Livestock Meet
Major E. A. Simpson addressed the Panhandle Livestock Association at the Mission Theatre urging passage amid claims that a state suit against landowners over navigable streams threatens land titles in Texas. He warned of uprisings and dissension, drawing cheers from cattlemen who agreed with his stance.
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Panhandle
Texas
E. A. Simpson
Panhandle Livestock Association
Mission Theatre
Major Simpson
Land bill to validate titles across river beds awaits vote
In Austin on March 4 United Press reports a determined bid to override Governor Moody's veto and pass the land bill validating titles that extend into navigable river beds. Sen. C. C. Small and Rep. O. F. Chastain predict passage as West Texas and Panhandle delegations rally in support. Action to be taken in the Senate Tuesday morning.
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United Press
Austin
Sen
C. C. Small
Senate
O. F. Chastain
House of Representatives
Woman Arrests in Childress Slaying Sparks Three More Accusations
In Childress Texas a third arrest followed the discovery of G H Gossett 45 shot to death in a pasture. Neighbors Hardy Brown's wife had been linked to the case as her husband faced earlier murder charges. Spurgeon Clark and Roscoe Little were jailed for murder in Gossett's death. Gossett and son Howard had previously faced trial for Brown's murder with a hung jury and a separate conviction in Memphis for Howard yielding a 10 year sentence.
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United Press
Childress
Tex
Mar
G. H. Gossett
Here
Hardy Brown
Gossetts
Gossett
Howard
Brown
Memphis
Texas
Gowsett
Amarillo Auto Show Opens With Wide Dealer Display
Visitors flock to the Amarillo Automobile Dealers' Association show as sixteen firms display latest models at 206-08 Polk Street. Cattlemen tour demonstrator cars while crowds tour the crowded sales rooms of Ballew-Satterfield Motor Company among other local dealers.
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Ballew-Satterfield Motor Company
Polk Street
Amarillo, Automobile Dealers’ Association
Harman Motor Company
Cullum Motor Company
Hill Motor Company
Frost Motor Company
Amarillo Oldsmobile Company
Boyd Motor Company
Ballew-Satterfield Company
Franklin Amarillo. Company
Packard- Amarillo Company
Ramming-Lampe Motor Company
Plains Chevrolet Company
Toney Chiduma, Inc
Walter Irvin, Inc
McCarty Motor Company
Gamble Motor Company
Panhandle Motor Company
Seventieth Congress Record Is Written
Washington March 4 the record of the Seventieth Congress has been made and written into the great book of law for public viewing and archival purposes.
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Washington
Inaugural Ball Broadcast Tonight by NBC and CBS
A description of the inaugural ball will be broadcast tonight at 11 oclock EST or 10 oclock Amarillo time. The National Broadcasting Company and the Columbia Broadcasting System will carry the event with their associated stations.
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Amarillo
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Texas solons pass liquor penalty bill
The Texas House of Representatives today finally passed a bill reducing penalties for liquor law violations. First offense becomes a misdemeanor with a $25 to $500 fine and up to 12 months in jail. Second offenders face up to two years and third offenders up to five years.
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Austin
Tex
Texas House of Representatives
Coolidge Leaves White House for Northampton Home
President Coolidge, filled with pride after serving as president, ends a storied national career and looks forward to returning to Northampton, his home, with a sense of accomplishment and happiness.
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Washington
Mar
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Insurance Men Open Sessions in Texas Agencies Meet
Walter T. Shepard of Fort Wayne Indiana vice president of Lincoln Life welcomes about 75 agents and several home office officers in the Herring hotel convention room. Col Ernest Thompson speaks of resources as the Texas agencies convene for the session.
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Walter T. Shepard
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Lincoln Life Insurance Company
Texas
Herring Hotel
Col
Ernest Thompson
Colorful Inauguration as Hoover Becomes President
Herbert Hoover took office in a colorful ceremony on the Capitol steps and delivered an inaugural address urging law observance and support for prohibition. Vice President Dawes and Calvin Coolidge attended the events, with Dawes receiving the oath of office in the Senate chamber.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Herbert Hoover
Capitol
Taft
Charles Curtish
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Curtis Sworn in Office as Vice President
Curtis of Kansas was sworn in as vice president in Washington on March 4 in a ceremony marked by a cordial clash with outgoing Vice President Dawes. Dawes recalled past disputes over Senate rules while Curtis asserted the vice president does not craft or adjudicate those rules.
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King Ventures Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brighane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Curtis
Associated Press
Washington
Charles Curtis
Kansas
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Senate
Mississippi River
Curtis Takes Oath As Nation Briefly Without President
The nation lacked a president for twelve minutes as inaugurations ran late. Vice President Charles Curtis finally took the oath at 12 12 PM Eastern Standard Time after the Senate clock was turned back three times to meet constitutional timing requirements.
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Ify United Presse
Capitol
Washington
Charles Curtis
Senate Chamber
Curtis
Parade Colorful Inaugural Pageant Across Nation
The inaugural parade boasted an ambitious program with the dirigible Los Angeles and hundreds of airplanes circling above. States contributed marching clubs bands and officials atop silk hats while crowds cheered along the route as the rear guard lingered past the White House reviewing stand.
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Los Angeles
White House
Hoover and Curtis Inaugural Addresses Highlight Globe Coverage
The Globe reports Hoover's inaugural address on page 7 and Vice President Curtis's speech to the Senate on page 11, outlining the new administration's early messages and priorities.
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Herbert Hoover
Globe Today
Curtis
Senate
Globe
Western Air Express to make Amarillo stop on LA to KC line
Deluxe passenger and express planes of Western Air Express will inaugurate a new Los Angeles to Kansas City line with Amarillo as a regular stop. James G. Wooley, LA vice president, confirmed the city’s role and a daily eastbound and westbound schedule. Travel times are thirteen hours westbound and eleven hours eastbound, with Amarillo and Holbrook as the only regular stops between Los Angeles and Kansas City, plus flag stops to receive passengers.
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Western Air Express
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Kansagy City
Holbrook
Ariz
Kansas City
Albuquerque
Wooley
Amarillo and
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