Air Features Tonight on New York Chain and WOR
Radio listings detail air times for programs across multiple stations including WEA WNYC WJZ WOR and WAK and others. Features cover orchestra folk and adventure programs with host lineup Henry Rorbig and Ancle Joe and Pat segments noted.
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WEA
New York
South
Rand
Ahke
WWI
WSHAL
WGN
KESD
WITMI
WMC
WSR
KPRO
Empire Hullders
Alea Woy
Wsat
Henry
Rorbig
Aleo Wadc
KMOX
KMBC
WOOD
Ancle
Joe and
Pat
Ale
WADC
Roy
KMBL
Lindberghs Flight Sparks Enclosed Cockpit Warfare Rise
Arthur Brisbane notes Lindberghs ocean flight prompts British engineers to develop an armored enclosed cockpit fighter. He cites plans for safer pilots, gas masks rendered useless, and predicts new anti gas defenses amid looming air warfare developments. Swedish fliers will soon voyage west via Greenland, adding to the era of bold aviation feats.
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Lindbergh
Royal Air Force
Paris
Greenland
The Day in Congress
The House continues consideration of tariff bill amendments. Senate debates census reapportionment and investigates Lenroot roll call sources. Senate committees study textile labor, federal communications, oil land withdrawal powers. Congress adjourned Sunday.
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Associated Press
House
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Communications Commission League
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Judge Calhoun Upholds Law Of Sen Small
District Judge George Calhoun upheld the constitutionality of the Senator Small stream bed land title bill in a suit to recover title to 75 miles of the North Fork of the Red River bed and 60 oil bearing miles in Gray and Wheeler counties. The ruling sustains demurrers and sends the bill to appellate courts. Major oil companies and hundreds of landowners are involved in the litigation. The measure, passed by the legislature, bypassed vetoes by Governor Moody and affects Panhandle operators and other holders.
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Globe
Austin
George Calhoun
C. W. Bradford
Red River
Gray
Wheeler
Panhandle
Moody
Woman Shot in Dallas May Never Walk
Mrs. The da Burch, 27, of El Paso, was shot here on Saturday and may not walk again, doctors said. Cecil F. Hubbert, son of Dr. William E. Hubbert, is held on assault to murder charges for the shooting after firing at his father. Dr. and Mrs. Hubbert had separated years before.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Theda Burch
el Paso
Cecil F. Hubbert
William E. Hubbert
What's the Matter with Your Wife Molly Brownell
The excerpt introduces Molly Brownell as a typical yet interesting figure contrasted with a wife who spends or saves differently. It hints at a discussion of domestic roles and personal finance within marriage. Molly Brownell is presented as a focal point for reader curiosity.
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Molly Brownell
Molly
Chamber of Commerce Drive Under Way With Solicitors
About 25 workers hit the streets this morning to gather support for Amarillo’s chamber of commerce drive. General chairman John K. Boyce reported roughly 100 memberships already received as volunteers continue the campaign.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
John K. Boyce
Dallas Hosts Rotary International Convention
Dallas Texas May 27 delegates from over 5 000 nations and trains brought more than 200 arriving by air. A preliminary assembly of voting delegates and a welcome program were on the day s schedule with active sessions and plan adoption set for tomorrow.
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Dallas
Texas
Rotary International
Rotary
Frank Mulhol
United Press man refuses to name Lenroot roll call source
Paul R. Mallon chief of the capital staff of United Press testifies before the Senate rules committee and refuses to reveal the source of the Lenroot roll call. He asserts no duty to disclose confidential communications and stresses the press duty to public welfare.
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United Press
Washington
Paul R. Mallon
Capital
Senate Rules Committee
Mallon
Paul
Watson
Indiana
Paul KR. Mallon
United Press Bureau
Capitol
Irving L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Man Drowns Near Hereford
J. C. Bastor, 27, a farm hand living 15 miles southeast of Hereford, drowned in Tierra Blanca creek on the Tom Ivy place nine miles east of Hereford at 4:80 Sunday afternoon. He was with his bride of a year and another family when he waded into a deep hole. Details are unavailable. The body was prepared by the E. B. Black company and sent to Plainview for burial this afternoon.
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Globe
Hereford
J. C. Bastor
Tierra Blanca
Tom Ivy Place
Bastor
E. B. Black Company
Plainview
Motor Rider Killed in Sweetwater Crash
W. W. Speck Mason twenty two, a motor cyclist for Minute Man Delivery Service, died after losing control of his bike while returning to Sweetwater from Abilene. He left a widow and relatives. Funeral plans unavailable.
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Bn United Press
Sweetwater
Texas
W. W. (Speck) Mason
Minute Man Delivery Service
Abilene
Fort Worth flyers end endurance flight after 172 hours of aloft
Reg Robbins and Jim Kelly, both 20s, completed a record 172 hours 31 minutes in a rebuilt cabin monoplane before a Meacham field landing ended the flight. Crowds of about 50 000 cheered as the duo, already older than the previous record holder by nearly 22 hours, expressed regret at the propeller failure.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Reg Robbins
Jim Kelly
Meacham Field
Robbins
Kelly
Amarillo Prepares for Western Air Express First Plane Arrival
Amarillo officials announce a Wednesday arrival of the Western Air Express first passenger plane, a deluxe 12 passenger Fokker, inaugurating daily service to Los Angeles. City crews finalize runways and hangar, with airport lighting and firefighting gear installed. Mayor Ernest Thompson calls for wide turnout at the airport.
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Amarillo
Western Air Express
Ernest Thompson
Los Angeles
Dalton McCarthy
Thompson
Wheat Drops Under Dollar in Chicago Trading
Chicago May 27 Wheat fell below one dollar a bushel with some trades at 99 1/4 cents. Early buying had pushed to $1, but mid day selling intensified and prices slumped.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Amarillo Contractor George Parr Seriously Ill After Operation
George Parr prominent Amarillo contractor is in a serious condition after an operation at St. Anthony hospital. He was taken ill Sunday morning and is resting as well as can be expected at noon today.
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George Parr
Amarillo
St. Anthony Hospital
Parr
What to Ask Before Renting a Room
A practical guide lists essential questions for room seekers. It covers rent amount and utilities, lease terms, privacy, house rules, and shared spaces. It suggests inspecting safety, parking, access, noise, and nearby amenities, plus clarifying deposits and pet policies.
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