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Radio schedule notes various air blocks tonight across networks including WEAR WGY WHAS WSM KSL KOA KMBC WCCO WISN and KMOX. Mentions a Mendoza Orch and Vaudeville stars on WGY and WNEW style segments with multiple stations airing music dance and stage entertainment.
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WEAR
New York
NBC Chain
KSD
WLS
Wwi Venture
Orch
WGY
WTAM
KID
WDAPF
KaTr
WIEBC
WHAS
WSM
WMC
KSL
KPI -Eskimos
WWJ
WBAT
KYW
WDAF
KSTP
WSR
WTMS
KPRO
Rau Vworemen
Ere
Ee Masie
WADC
WGOHP
WHHM
WOWO
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
WHK
WCCO
KLRA
WLAC
WOO
WHR
WREC
KFIY
KTSA
WISN
Wbosl
Wrem
KRLD
Wibw
Mendoza Orch
WRKRO
Wonre
WROM
KLIA
KFIF
Night Club Romance
KMON
WHRC
KOA
AFI
Stars
WWS
WSAT
KESD
WTMJ
WEHC
WJAXN
WIOD
WAPL
WSMR
WIRO
KPRC
Wall Street Crash Reverberates in Readable Drama
Arthur Brisbane reflects on the stock market collapse and personal ruin as vivid portraits unfold. A New Jersey bank clerk surrenders after embezzling 75 000 dollars for stock gambling. Miss Margaret Shotwell loses 900 000 in Reynolds Tobacco stock while vowing to return to piano. Germany unveils the G 38 air freighter capable of 130 mph and 34 tons, eyed for US routes. China reports brutal civil war battles and ransom demands amid nationalist gains.
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Wall Street
Margaret Shotwell
Reynolds Tobacco
China
Mihsien
Ulrich Kreutzen
Calumet, Mich
Aaron Brenner
New York
Efforts Fail to Halt Bear Raid in Steel Market
United Press reports a sharp bear raid on United States Steel sparks a dramatic stock market drop on a volatile November day. Trading surged with over six million shares changing hands in three hours as prices plunged to a yearly low before rebounding briefly.
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United Press
New York
United States Steel
Deslings
Women’s Clubs Seek Funds for State Park at Palo Duro
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs plans to urge the next legislature to buy land at Palo Duro Canyon Caddo Lake and the Davis Mountains to create a state park. Members also back a highway conference in Austin to support the state road system.
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State Park
Palo Duro
United Press
Mineral Wells
Tex
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Palo Duro Canyon
Caddo Lake
Davis Mountains
Austin
Prisoner Jeff Harris Convicted in Death Case
Jeff Harris, deputized federal city raider, was sentenced to 50 years in the state penitentiary for the murder of World War veteran Oscar Lowery in Pottawatomie County. He previously was convicted, and also faces murder charges in the death of James Harris during a July liquor raid. W. W. Thomason may face federal trial for the other killing, with jurisdiction issues noted.
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Associated Press
Chandler
Oklo
Jeff Harris
Hal Johnson
Oscar Lowery
Pottawatomie County
Harris
Johnson
Lowery
Ile
James Harris
Dame Harris
Tecumseh
W. W. “Snake” Thomason
Prohibition
Thomason
Boy admits killing of young hunter in Illinois yard incident
13 year old Freddie Nette confessed to shooting hunter Herman Ahsen on his father's land near Chicago. Police found a .22 rifle in the backyard after the boy's statements. The hunter, 19, died. the boy said he did it because the man had no business there. The father Herman Nette was booked for accessory to murder.
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Associated Press
Washington
J. A. Arnold
Southern Tariff Association
Sid Harding
Garner
Texas
Arnold
Caraway
Arkansas
Harding
Southern Republican Council
Freddie Nette
Herman Ahsen
Herman
Ten Named on Grand Jury for November Term
Ten men were empaneled for grand jury service for the November term of district criminal court. Several were excused before noon due to holiday business and year-end inventories. The jury, largely composed of businessmen, is to hear about 25 carry-over criminal cases. the docket is one of the heaviest of the year. Grand jurors who qualified include Chas Allen, E R Biggs, Harry Kearns, Pem Denton, W M Frost, J L Scott, G K Enoch, Den Caldwell, W P Hopkins, and A L Then.
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District Criminal Court
Criminal Court
Chas, Allen
E. R. Biggs
Harry Kearns
Pem Denton
W. M. Frost
J. L. Scott
G. K. Enoch
den Caldwell
W. P. Hopkins
A. L. Then
Slack in road funds urged by American highway officials
C P Fortney of Charleston WV, president of the American Association of State Highway Officials, told the San Antonio convention that federal highway funding has lagged. The Souths first postwar meeting drew delegates from the US and Mexico with Fortney urging larger future federal authorizations for highway construction.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
C. P. Fortney
Charleston
W. Va
American Association of State Highway Officials
South
Republic of Mexico
Salvador Toscano
Mexico City
Ri. Guemez
Anahuac
Fortney
Henchman of Osage Hills Terror to Trial
In Pawhuska Oklahoma on November 12 the trial of John Ramsey an alleged aide to W K Hale in the murder of Henry Roan Horse opened late as many witnesses failed to register delaying proceedings. Judge Franklin E Kennamer recessed till 9:30 a m tomorrow with defense counsel and 22 subpoenaed witnesses absent. Ramsey described as a cow boy henchman of Hale known as the Jekyll and Hyde of the Osage Hills faces trial in federal court.
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United Press
Pawhuska
John Ramsey
W. K. Hale
Henry Roan Horse
Franklin E. Kennamer
Okla
Jekyll and Hyde
Osage Hills
West Texas Chamber Offers Panhandle Service
W B Hamilton new president of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce told Panhandle chamber officials in Amarillo that regional reorganization strengthens service to the Panhandle. J J Adair Oil and Gas Bureau chairman joined Hamilton. both men from Wichita Falls attended the luncheon at the Amarillo hotel. The meeting marked the first between regional groups.
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West Texas Chamber Commerce
West Texas Chamber of Commercce
Panhandle
W. B. Hamilton
Panhandle Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Mr. Hamilton
J. J. Adair
Oil and Gas Bureau
Wichita Falls
Two Sisters Found Dead in Gas Filled Kansas City Home
Two sisters, Mrs. Delia McReynolds 69 and Miss Lula Craig 60, were found asphyxiated in their Kansas City residence. Neighbor Forest Skull reported the deaths after failing to wake them and breaking in. Gas from a heater and boiling potatoes were blamed as the accidental cause.
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United Press
Kansas City
Delia McReynolds
Lula Craig
Forest Skull
Birth delays Frisco Meteor train in Oklahoma
The Frisco Meteor was delayed one hour thirty minutes at Afton as a baby son to Mr and Mrs Mark Short of Fort Worth Texas arrived during the train's stop. The boy was suggested to be named Frisco Meteor. Mother and baby are reported doing nicely in a Vinita hospital.
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United Press
Vinita
Frisco Lines
Afton
Mark Short
Fort Worth
Tex
Frisco Meteor
Rescue of McNeil Mine Miners Ends in Lifted Entombment
Three miners Jack Condon Karl Le Branch and Jack Garber were freed after 13 hours of rescue work by a 60 man crew at the McNeil Coal Company mine in McGregor Colorado. They were trapped 400 feet underground by a cave in in the manway and survived despite cold with air supplied via a pipe. The rescue was sparked by taps heard on the stream of air and soil cleared away from the tunnel blockage.
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United Press
Mcgregor
Colo
McNeil Coal Company
Jack Condon
Karl le Branch
Jack Garber
Fort Worth Woman Dies in Auto Collision
Fort Worth Tex Nov 12 Mrs William McCain 50 Fort Worth killed when their car collided with a Lake View street car. Her father J W Warren 80 was perhaps fatally injured. Mrs McCain was wife of Uncle Billy McCain desk sergeant at North Side police station and former justice of the peace.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Tex
William McCain
J. W. Warren
Lake View
20 Citizens Would Name New Officers
Borger residents push for a new mayor and city commissioner elect ion with about 200 signers, roughly one third of qualified voters. District Attorney Clem Calhoun, appointed by Governor Moody, says he will not interfere and will testify only as a witness. He plans to avoid taking sides unless the petition seeks changes to the police force established during Berger s martial law. Some signers may be challenged for voter qualification.
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Gieher Borger
Stinnett
Hutchinson
Clem Calhoun
Moody
H. M. Hood
Berger
Borger
Hi Y Club Will Meet at Capitol Luncheon
Amarillo High School Hi Y Club plans a noon luncheon at the Capitol Hotel in Capitol Town. In Capetown, South Africa eight natives were killed by lightning after a prayer meeting.
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Capitol
Amarillo High School
Capitol Hotel
United Press
Capetown
South Africa
Police Seek Diamond Joe Wearing $50,000 Necklace
Police search for Joseph La Mont of Holbrook Arizona known as Diamond Joe after he vanished in Gallup New Mexico on November 6 while wearing a $50,000 diamond necklace bequeathed by a slain sister. A forged telegram from a California jewelry firm lured him to Gallup, friend Carl Comstock says.
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Gallup
N. M
Joseph
Diamond Joe) la Mont
Holbrook, Ariz
California
la Mont
Carl Comstock
Holbrook
Hazel
George Allen
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