Air Features Tonight Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense network of programs listed from New York Newark Chicago and other markets. Shows include Air Features Tonight 9:00 7:30 Gus and Louie and 8:10 Half Hour With the Senate with Senator David J. Waleh.
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Gambling Is Foolish Yet Wall Street Won’t Stop
Arthur Brisbane argues gambling on Wall Street is folly but warns against overreach in public alarm. The piece notes R H Grant’s rise to General Motors sales VP, calls it the largest selling job, and discusses the need for strong distribution. It also covers a New York court freeing birth control instruction arrests and debates farm relief funding and debenture plans.
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Wall Street
United States
New York
Guardsmen Fight Threat of Mississippi Flood
Government and district engineers with National Guardsmen and volunteers moved to combat severe flood threats across Arkansas Missouri and Tennessee. Arkansas dykes broke in three places, the Mississippi River neared levee tops near Memphis and Vicksburg, and a guard unit was dispatched from Union City to Hickmat Kentucky to bolster defenses as the Arkansas river levee near Plumerville failed briefly, flooding cotton lands.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Kentucky
Vicksburg
Tennessee National Guard
Hickmat
Mike Bright
Wallace Nolen
Union City
Arkansas River
Little Rock
Plumerville
Mob Lynches Florida Man Near Lake City After Jail Arrest
N G Romey a Lake City grocer was seized by a mob and lynched two miles south of the city after an altercation with police. Chief John F Baker was wounded and Mrs Romey killed. Romey’s body with bullet wounds was found in a ditch on the Columbia road. A coroner's jury was summoned.
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Associated Press
Lake City
Pla
N. G. Romey
Here
John F. Baker
Romey
Settlement of Tacna Arica dispute announced
President Hoover will reveal the settlement of the Tacna Arica dispute with Chile and Peru during his press conference this afternoon at 4 o clock. Secretary Stimson indicated the plan in Washington today.
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Washington
Chile
Peru
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Stimson
Joyce Wethered Captures British Women's Title Again
Joyce Wethered defeats Glenna Collett to win the British women's golf championship at St Andrews. The match ends 3 up with 1 to play after 36 holes, as Wethered maintains steady play to overcome Collett’s early lead.
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ST. Andrews
Joyce Wethered
Glenna Collett
Miss Wethered
Tractor Operator Killed by Lightning in Deaf Smith County
Walter R. Carothers thirty a tractor operator died when a bolt struck his rig on the John Skaggs farm twenty one miles northwest of Adrian in Deaf Smith county last night. He was found by a fellow worker and his body brought to N. B. Griggs & Sons chapel. Carothers formerly lived at Elk City Oklahoma and relatives were en route to Amarillo. It was not learned whether he was married or single.
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Walter R. Carothers
John Skaggs
Adrian
Deaf Smith County
Carothers
Elk City
Okla
Skaggs
Tom Phillips
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
Amarillo
Famous Opera Singer Lilli Lehmann Dies in Berlin
Berlin May 17. Lilli Lehmann renowned opera singer has died at age 81. The death marks the passing of a famed vocalist whose career spanned decades and continents.
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Associated Press
Lilli Lehmann
Dwight F. Davis Accepted Governor General Post
Dwight F. Davis former secretary of war has accepted the governor generalship of the Philippine Islands. The announcement came from Washington on May 17.
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Dwight F. Davis
Philippine Islands
Tennessee Adjutant General Faces Murder Charge
Elizabethton May 17 Adjutant General W C Boyd of Tennessee was arrested on a warrant charging aiding and abetting an attempt to murder stemming from a strike incident where a textile worker was injured by a car that struck picketers. He posted a $1000 bond. Dynamiting at a grist mill owned by United Textile Workers member Joseph Grindstaff and burning a striker’s car were reported as strike area developments along routes to Bemberg and Glanzstaff Bayon plants as National Guardsmen kept order.
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Associated Press
Elizabethton
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W.C. Boyd
Tennessee
Evelyn Heaton
National
New Wheat Use Is Necessary Says Grain Leader
Grain men must find a new use for wheat due to a world carryover rising from 245 million to 350 million bushels by July. President W H Killingsworth of San Antonio spoke at the Texas Grain Dealers association convention in Fort Worth about satisfactory grain prices except for wheat and the need for a new outlet as bread prices tighten.
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Fort Worth
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W. H. Killingsworth
San Antonio
Texas Grain Dealers Association
Killingsworth
Oscar D Short Dies In Salem Indiana Pioneer Amarillo Newspaper Man
Word reached Amarillo today that Oscar D Short a pioneer resident and former Amarillo newspaper man has died in Salem Indiana. Short had been in Salem for months staying with a sister and had suffered ill health for a year. Horace Griggs and wife left yesterday for Fort Worth Dallas on business and will attend the Texas Funeral Directors convention in Houston May 22 23 and 24 then visit Galveston before returning to Amarillo May 26.
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Convention of Texas Funeral Directors
Galveston
General Rains Sweep Plains with Widespread Showers
General rains fell across the plains with totals from half to two inches in many areas. Amarillo recorded 0.69 inches by 11 o'clock, while Fort Worth Denver lines reported rain from Textine to Childress. Santa Fe noted soaking rain in South Mining and Eastern New Mexico as clouds moved northeastward. Rock Island line reported good rain from Amarillo to Tucumcari, with lighter showers east of Groom.
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Tack Offers To Team Up With Moody
Governor Moody has chance to join Erasmus Tack Amarillo columnist in newspaper venture. Since declaring ambition to be a newspaper writer he has received numerous offers. Tack proposes funding a paper at any location the governor chooses.
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Austin
Moody
Erasmus Tack
Amarillo
Tack
Boose Haul Follows North Texas Car Chase
Willburn Heskitt was arrested by Constable Al len Johnson after a late night high speed chase across Potter county near Deal and East Amarillo. Forty one gallons of whiskey in jars and a keg were seized, as Heskitt fled on foot toward St George's college and the Rock Island tracks. A second man fled the pursuit, and Johnson searched for a lost gun and the overturned liquor car.
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Heskitt
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Deal
East Amarillo
Heskett
St. George's College
Rock Island
Spanish airmen depart Guatemala for Havana
The Tropical Radio reported that Spanish aviators Jimenez and Iglea left Guatemala City for Havana at 7:41 a.m. Central Standard Time today, signaling their flight toward Havana.
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Gas tax bill withdrawn at Texas session
A four cent gasoline tax measure and an automobile license fee cut were dropped at the Austin session. Rep. Leonard Tillotson asked that the bill be laid on the table and will not be called again this session. He said senators want more time to study both taxes and that the governor will propose them at the next called session. Louis H. Smith Griggs ambulance 210 W 6th.
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Leonard Tillotson
House
Tillotson
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Graf Zeppelin Crippled in French Landing Attempts
Crippled Graf Zeppelin, driven by a storm, struggled to land in several French airfields on May 17. Ground crews secured ropes as the airship swung and weather forced it toward Montelimar and the Rhone valley with only two engines operating.
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Saillans
Montelimar
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Fear of more deaths in Cleveland clinic blast toll
Cleveland Cleveland clinic disaster leaves 123 dead with 80 patients unaccounted and 45 others in area hospitals. officials fear more fatalities as funeral plans begin for 127 lives lost to poison gas and fire from three explosions.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
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