Air Features Tonight On WEAF And Other Stations
Radio listing notes air features tonight from WEAF New York at 7 40 with John Philip Sousa segment Also lists many stations including WGY WTAM WWJ KYW KPRC WSB WDAF and others airing Empire Builders Tacoma and related programs across multiple markets.
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WEAF
New York
John Philip Sousa
WGY
WTAM
WWI
WSAT
WGN
Ksp
WOW
WDAF
KSTF
WTMI
WHAS
WMC
WSB
KPRC
WOAL
Empire Builders
Tacoma
WWJ
KYW
KSD
KSTP
WERC
WKY
WSM
WSAL
WTM
WPAA
Orchestra Favorites on WIZ and Radio dials
Radio listings show WIZ New York at 7:00 PM presenting orchestra favorites. Also scheduled on KDKA WJR KYW KWK and WREN, listing times may vary by station.
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WIZ
New York
KDKA
WJR
KYW
River Floods Through Two States Leave One Dead
Floodwaters driven by weekend rains inundate streams in Oklahoma and Southern Kansas. Rivers named Little Caney Neosho Verdigris Big Cabin Grand Washita and Little Rovers threaten towns and croplands as clouds and rain persist. One death is reported in the Associated Press dispatch from Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Little Caney
Neosho
Big Cabin
Grand
Washita
Little Rovers
South Central
Why Farmers Laugh
Arthur Brisbane notes farmers may laugh as railroads agree to cut wheat flour freight rates from the Middle West to the Atlantic. He argues relief rests on broader prosperity and wealth sharing, while warning against government ownership as Bolshevik or anarchic in tone. Canada’s nationalization of railways is cited as a contrasting success story.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Middle West
Atlantic
Day in Congress Resumes Tariff Debate and Farm Relief Hearing
Monday activity in Congress includes the House resuming tariff debate. The Senate discusses a farm relief bill under a post 3 p.m. debate limit. The Senate judiciary committee reviews a resolution probing the president’s authority to withhold public lands from oil operations.
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Associated Press
House
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Des Moines University Reopens After Trustee Inquiry
Des Moines Iowa May 13. Des Moines University ordered closed after student riots was reopened today by a district court injunction. Dr Harry C Wayman president was notified by telephone and students were summoned to return to classes immediately.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines University
Board of Trustees
Harry C. Wayman
Wayman
Students Seek Court Relief Over Des Moines University Clash
After a violent weekend at Des Moines university students sought a court injunction to halt the board of trustees from closing classes and to reinstate dismissed faculty so courses can continue and credits remain valid. They hoped for term completion and protection of tuition.
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United Press
Des Moines
Des Moines University
Harry C. Wayman
Baptist Institution
Board of Trustees
Former Governor Hunt Amazed By Amarillo Growth
Former Arizona governor George W. Hunt visiting Amarillo spoke in Federal Court and said he is amazed by the town’s growth. He noted Arizona and West Texas similarities and joked about Texas voters influencing Arizona elections. Hunt and C. M. Zander arrived in town and discussed regional progress.
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Arizona
Amarillo
George W. P. Hunt
Elisabeth Murray
Hunt
C. M. Zander
Great American Desert
West Texas
United States
Rebecca Rogers Goes to Trial in Texas Robbery Case
Rebecca Bradley Rogers faced trial in La Grange Texas for the robbery of Farmers National Bank at Buda. The defense did not seek delay. Juror selection stalled as questions about the death penalty drew objections from her husband. Rogers may admit the robbery and claim temporary insanity.
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Rebecca Rogers
LA Grange
Associated Press
Tex
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Farmers National Bank
Buda
Texas
Veniremen
Burglars Loot Local Lunchroom on Sixth Street
Burglars entered the Minute Inn lunchroom at 209 West Sixth Street during the night and stole six dollars in change and cigarettes. The burglary was not discovered until early this morning.
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Minute Inn
West Sixth Street
Five Victims Identified in Tourist Hotel Fire
Identification of the five men who died in the Tourist hotel fire was confirmed as relatives claimed Roy Toone 17 of Tulsa as the fifth victim. Cozart of Detroit Texas was found in bed with Toone. Crowe of Tulsa had been located earlier. Relatives of Cozart head to Amarillo by auto. Sam Perdin's sister to claim his body.
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Tulsa
Toone
Raymond Cozart
Detroit
Texas
Cozart
Roy
Moyt. Crowe
Crowe
Pampa
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Amarillo
Quanah
Sam Perdin
Ella Mil
Gas Well Fire In Borger Field Burns 13 Men
In Borger Texas a massive gas well at Sanford in the oil field roars with flames injuring thirteen workers. Fifty million cubic feet of gas under high pressure feeds the blaze as steam attempts to quell it and nitroglycerine may be used if needed.
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Associated Press
Borger
Sanford
Republicans give up idea of long congressional recess
The GOP leaders decide the export debenture plan for Farm relief counts as revenue legislation and should originate in the House. They refuse to accept the Senate farm measure after its approval. Simmona calls a meeting of western cattle state House members to urge tariff changes on hides meats and live animals. Hoover pushes party unity while Senate talks of limited recess after tariff work.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Simmona
Nebraska
Ways and Means
Congress
Hoover
Borah
Idaho
Fess
Ohio
White House
Watson
Indiana
Finance Committee
Poison trace found in husbands death cup in California
Sonora Calif May 13 Scientific evidence the Tuolumne county lumberman Carroll Rablen was killed by poison in a cup of coffee the state says was handed by his Texas born mail order bride Eva Brandon Rablen. The case includes a Berkeley criminologist report linking poison in Rablen’s coffee and poison crystals in the car.
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Associated Press
Sonora
Calif
Carroll Rablen
Tuolumne County
Texas
Eva Brandon Rablen
Rablen
E. ©. Heinrich
Berkeley
C. H. Grayson
Tuolumne
Heinrich
Can’t Condemn Buildings as Fire Hazards in Texas
Fire Chief Earl Curry states no Texas law allows condemning existing buildings for fire hazards. Cities lack power beyond construction phase. an ordinance bars new frame buildings in the fire zone downtown, but it excludes older wooden structures. City oversight avoids unsafe fire escapes and utilities, yet preexisting frame buildings remain a problem.
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Texas
Earl Curry
Curry
Wheat dips below $1 a bushel as oversupply drags prices
Wheat markets see prices under one dollar per bushel in Chicago trading as traders await week developments to resolve a strained oversupply situation. Analysts cite a bumper U.S. and Canadian crop, with estimates showing large old crop leftovers and massive winter and spring wheat harvests. Global carryover reportedly hits a record level.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Canada
$50 000 Souvenirs To Waldorf Guests
New York May 13 An annual toll of 50 000 was taken by Waldorf Astoria guests in towels spoons and other souvenirs. The hotel went under the hammer May 1 to clear space for an office building. Towels were about one fifth of the amount. A maitre d said guests were not kleptomaniacs but had a souvenir craze. Rev Schurman and W L Sloan left for Breckenridge for a Christian Endeavor meeting.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Oscar
Fines and prison risk rise in federal liquor cases
Federal Judge James C. Wilson heard guilty pleas as jurors filled the courtroom and imposed maximum fines in two thirds of the cases. Defendants faced penalties under the Jones law including penitentiary terms for liquor possession. J W Tucker paid 100 dollars for two pints and George M McCoy received a 500 dollar fine for 47 gallons of whiskey.
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United States
James C. Wilson
Petit Jury
J. W. Tucker
Amarillo
Wilson
George M. McCoy
McCoy
Oklahoma
Real Estate Ad Urges Quick Sale in The Globe and News
A persuasive real estate pitch promotes selling a ranch by placing an ad in The Globe and News. It stresses now is the time to act and to contact the paper for ad placement to connect a buyer with a suitable ranch owner.
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Globe and News
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