Air Features Tonight Spotlight On Radio Schedule
The page lists an evening radio lineup featuring Whiteman's Band at 8:00 with a group of spirituale and a diversified hour on WEAF and partners, followed by Orchestradians with Vaughn de Leath at 9:20. Local stations include WABC WADO WKKE WOH WREM WWOW KMVC.
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Associated Press
Whiteman
Group of Spirituale
WABC
WADO
WKKE
WREM
Wwowo
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
WHK
Weco
KLZ
KDYL
KLRA
WRR
KMTR
KYA
KJR
KGA
WLAO
WDOD
WBRC
KFIF
KTSA
KFIT
WISN
WDSU
WREC
WEAF
WOY
WTAM
WWI
WGN
KED Who
WDAF
KSTP
WHAS
WSM
WMG
WSK
KWOO
WOAT
KSEL
KPO
KGO
Komo KG Kel
KGW
Vaughn de Leath
WJIZ
Kdka Wir
KYW
KWK
Wren K&stp
KOA
KSL
KOMO
KHQ
KFT
John Maynard Lumber Co Telegraph Message Note
Willard sent his message to the New York Flying Field from another telegraph office. See John about building, Ph. 5285, John Maynard Lumber Co. 800 W. South.
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Willard
New York
John
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Hoover to remove Mayflower from service for economy
Arthur Brisbane notes President Hoover will mothball the Mayflower yacht to save about 300000 dollars yearly, reallocating 148 sailors to naval duty. critics call the move prudent but the public may question cutting comforts for a president. George F. Baker celebrates 89th birthday and donates to education. Otto H Khan fights the rise of talking pictures as MGM moves Titta Ruffo from its opera ties.
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Hoover
George F. Baker
First National of
New York
Baker
Attack in Cafe Sparks Outcry As Rebels Protest
American George Williams in El Paso testified he was beaten by rebel soldiers in Juarez after remarking on the revolution. He reported five welts on his back and described being jailed and struck with a blackjack. Juarez rebels deny the accusation as Mazatlan siege outcomes unfold with 58 rebels dead.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
George Williams
Rebe
Juarez
Revolutionary Movement
Williams
Escobar
Mazatlan
Calles
Mexico
Carrillo
Panic at Coliseum boxing match injures many in crowd
At the Jackie Fields vs Young Jack Thompson bout in Chicago a cry of fight was misheard as fire causing a panicked rush. About 40 injured, some feared dead, as balcony seats toppled and lights failed while 8500 in attendance heard radio broadcasts cut off by the chaos.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jackie Fields
Young Jack Thompson
National Boxing Association
Coliseum
WGN
KYW
Mother Shot Dead as Dry Agents Raid Home
AURORA Ill March 26 a mother was killed by county deputies and her nine year old son wounded a deputy during a raid on the Deking home. Deputies returned with extra men after a prior encounter when Joseph Deking fought them off with a shotgun.
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Associated Prensa
Aurora
Ill
Lillian Deking
Joseph Deking
Gerald Deking
Deking
Firestone 10 Miss Amarillo visit cancelled
Harry Firestone, a leading figure in the American rubber industry, will not visit Amarillo tomorrow as planned. A telegram to Louis H. Smith says he will instead go to Tulsa and Oklahoma City, then El Paso Phoenix and Los Angeles to inspect a Firestone branch factory. He may stop in Amarillo briefly en route.
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Harry Firestone
Louis H. Smith
Firestone
Mr. Firestone
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Mr. Smith
el Paso
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Amarillo
Ticket Sale For Fiddlers Now On
Tickets for old-time fiddlers and dance contests at the Municipal auditorium go on sale today at City Drug store. Downstairs seats cost 50 and 75 cents while balcony seats are 25 cents. Children under 12 admitted free in balcony with parents. Out-of-town buyers may mail checks to Wilbur C. Hawk of The News-Globe, Tri-State fair sponsor. Program will not be broadcast.
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Municipal Auditorium
City Drug Store
Eck Robertson
Milt Trout
Babe Helton
A. F. Copeland
Zeke, Welchel
Allen Crisswell
W. C. Massey
J. C. Kelly
F. M. Beck
F. A. Coleman
Orb Kolb
Jess Morris
P. H. Hooker
J. E. Ware
Wilbur C. Hawk
News-Globe
Tri-State Fair
Rum Runner Crew Charged In U S Court
Captain John Thomas Randell and seven crew members of the smuggling craft I'm Alone face conspiracy charges in a U S court. A preliminary hearing before Commissioner Reginald Carter Jr. will determine the case with British and Canadian actions pending evidence. Randell predicts release as legal steps proceed. Mainguy to be buried locally per health officials.
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United Press
New Orleans
John Thomas Randell
I’m Alone
United States
Reginald Carter, Jr
Edmund Talbot
I'm Alone
Louisiana
Henry Tom
Randell
M. de Simonin
Marigny
Mainguy
Alphabet Prize Contest Draws Slogans At Globe News
Following a successful Spring Style Show, entrants submitted slogans for The Globe News Alphabet contest at the office this morning. Prizes include 10 for first, 5 for second, and ten awards of 1 dollar each for winners. See CONTEST Page 2.
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Globe News
Impeachment Bid Drawn Against Louisiana Governor Huey Long
Louisiana legislature opened hearings on impeachment against Governor Huey Long with a nineteen count resolution. The charge alleges Long tried to hire Bozeman to kill Rep. J. Y. Sanders Jr and quotes Bozeman’s sworn affidavit describing the governor’s threats and pardons. The draft resolution was prepared by Clark Hughes Paul Chaser and Nathan Spencer with a committee spokesman to introduce it.
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United Prensa
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Battling) Bozeman
Long
Louisiana Highway Commission
Bozeman
J. Y. Sanders, Jr
Clark Hughes
Bossier Parish
Paul Chaser
New Orleans
Nathan Spencer
Tallulah
Madison Parish
Call Money Reaches 15 Percent as Market Falls Again
New York reports a 15 percent call money rate the highest in nine years triggering sharp stock declines. Millions of paper profits vanish, small traders lose margins, and professionals struggle to unload. Declines reach up to 10 points, wiping out early gains amid a second day of a weeklong market downturn caused by severe money stringency since the war.
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United Press
New York
Mildred Protects Her Fox Neckpiece On Busy Subway
In a bustling station Mildred adjusts her hat and keeps a fox neckpiece while a furtive man eyes the scarf. A hurried collision with a stranger delays both Mildred and Mr. Grant Harry as he misses the train and returns to his paper.
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Mildred
Liam
Arby Pillar
Grant Harry
Rich Girl, Poor Girl: Fur Theft on Suburban Line
Mildred, a Judson Hotel socialite, loses her beloved fur when a thief snatches it aboard a train. A nearby young man helps security nab the culprit as bystanders watch. The incident unfolds as she faces delay and embarrassment before reclaiming her prize.
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Mildred
Judson
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