Air Features Tonight on NBC New York Chain
A radio schedule listing Air Features Tonight on 454.3-WEAYF with NBC stations. At 7:00 the Ernc Raper Concert Orchestra performs across stations including WJ, KSD, WOW, WFAA, and WKY. 7:30 Happy Bakers across WGY and many others. 8:00 Troubadours Orchestra on multiple outlets. 8:30 Olive Palmer and Act with numerous affiliates. 7:00 Opera Concert on WABC and listed CBS affiliates.
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WEAYF
New York
NBC Chain
Ernc Raper Concert Orchestra
WWJ
WSAL
KSD
WOW
WPAF
WFJIC
WTAM
KOA
KWOO
WFAA
KPRC
WOAL
Happy Bakers
WGY
Wwa
WSAI
WPFIC
KSTP
WTMJ
WMC
WOATI
WKY
WLS
Troubadours
Aide Testifies in Lobby Probe About Satterwhite
An aide testifies in the lobby investigation focusing on Satterwhite. The testimony centers on possible influence peddling and interactions with public officials as inquiries expand. Local prosecutors and defense attorneys questioned the aide about meeting details and sources of information.
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Satterwhite
Secretary Good Undergoes Appendectomy At Walter Reed
U S Secretary of War Good suffered an acute appendicitis attack late last night and was taken to Walter Reed Hospital for immediate surgery. Secretary Wilbur of the Interior Department and Dr Joel T Boone consulted with Walter Reed doctors and planned the operation for this morning. Earlier he was kept for observation but released when symptoms eased.
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Washington
Good
War Department
Walter Reed Hospital
Wilbur
Interior Department
Joel T. Boone
White House
Walter Reed
Merchants Association Granted Tax Compliance Injunction
In Austin on November 14 the district court upheld that the Texas retail merchants associations are non profit corporations, blocking Mrs. Jane McCallum secretary of state from levying a franchise tax. The Austin Retail Merchants Association won the injunction, ruling the group operates for the benefit of its members.
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Texas
I. D. Moore
Austin Retail Merchants Association
Jane ¥. McCallum
Today 3000 Miles in 30 Minutes
A collage of notes on rockets, mailing from Berlin to New York in 30 minutes, and pilots. It mentions Oberth's planetary space concept with benzine and liquid oxygen, a 25 dollar fuel claim, and Karl Verne’s ideas alongside Arkansas optimism and a standout high school football kick by B F Brogden.
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Baltic
Germany
Professor Oberth
Berlin
New York
Jules Verne
Treasurers questioned in Solons group tariff probe
Joseph R. Grundy president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association refused to name his list of common and preferred senators before the Senate lobby committee saying it would be unbecoming to reveal or criticize elected officials. He recalled his earlier testimony and submitted a statement listing states he believes should speak little on tariff legislation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Senate Lobby Committee
Grundy
Transient Gives Up Big Stock In Shakedown
Police report a broad seize from G. W. Appleton a transient during a station shake down. Officers recovered eight pocket knives a cigar lighter a dozen handkerchiefs a sock pair a shaving brush spectacles shears gloves pliers seven purses and a tea towel. Appleton faced petty theft charges and was sent to the county jail.
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G. W. Appleton
Appleton
Metropolitan
A. A. Wilson
Oil Man Dies in Broker Office in Los Angeles
Henry Riley, 59, a Panhandle oil operator and pioneer of the Alaska gold rush, died suddenly Tuesday afternoon while watching stock market returns in a Los Angeles broker's office. Funeral plans not set. burial likely in Petaluma, California, his birthplace.
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Henry Riley
Los Angeles
Petaluma
Cal
Riley
Does Santa Claus Live Far Away in Reindeer Country
Amarillo children debate whether Santa Claus exists as letters pour into The News Globe. Young reporters recall belief at the hearth and imagine a Northland toy shop, while two boys at a local school defend conflicting views with sturdy fists. The town seeks a definitive answer to keep students focused on schoolwork.
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Santa Claus
Reindeer Country
Amarillo
St. Nicholas
News-Globe
Northland
Rich New York Youth Weds Chambermaid
The elopement of William W Willock Jr heir to a fortune with Adelaide Inglebret a 20 year old chambermaid at the Willock home became known. Willock Sr said they married last Wednesday in Oyster Bay and may travel south. the couple’s whereabouts are unknown. The Willocks own a Fifth Avenue home and estates in Syosset and Lakewood. Inglebret was hired last February as a second chambermaid and left in October. Willock 22 ran a shop on the Syosset estate for electrical experiments.
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Associated Press
New York
William W. Willock, Jr
Adelaide Inglebret
Willock
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Oyster Bay
Willocks
Fifth Avenue
Syosset
Long Island
Lakewood
N. J
Mra
Alice Jones
B. F. Jones
Inglebret
Willock Butler
Colder Weather Grips Amarillo As Freeze Hits Texas
Texans brace for a cold snap as Amarillo records 20 degrees and Pampa hits freezing. Corpus Christi experiences shivering winds and rain. Austin reports a brief lightning disruption while other cities log low temps and scattered snow. The north wind sweeps the state with clear skies returning after two days of cold. The bureau notes wheat crops gain from halted fall growth and livestock suffer little amid improving daytime temperatures.
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Amarillo
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Corpus Christi
Pampa
Austin
Houston
Waco
San Antonio
Galveston
Panhandle-Oklahoma Methodist merger rumor surfaces
PAMPA Tex Nov 13 The twentieth annual Northwest Texas conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opened with Bishop John M Moore presiding. Rumor grows that the 1936 general conference in Dallas will merge the Panhandle Oklahoma conference with Northwest Texas enlarging the area by 5 700 square miles. Presiding elders noted drought driven financial strain and unpaid salaries prompting anticipated readjustments and many pastors serving four years or more expected to yield the largest changes in assignments. Sweetwater requests inclusion in the 1936 conference.
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Associated Press
Pampa
Tex
Northwest Texas
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
John M. Moore
Dallas
Panhandle
Ence of
Oklahoma
West Oklahoma
Sweetwater
Moody Presses Bond Plan for Texas Highways
Gov Dan Moody urged a statewide bond issue to fund improved Texas highways at the American association of state highway officials meeting in San Antonio He argued that bonds pledged from current income could retire indebtness and that voters should decide on the proposal. constitutional amendment would be required and the legislature failed by a few votes to submit it in the regular session.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Dan Moody
American Association of State Highway Officials
Pryor Named as New Head of Hoo Hoos
Jim Pryor was elected to succeed Dwight Newby as president of the Amarillo Hoo Hoo Club at a meeting held at the Amarillo Hotel last night. The new president and board will map out the year amid the club’s record actions including hosting the International Concatenation of Hoo Hoo in September. Wes M. Hall was re elected vice event snark. Other officers named include P. J. Wooldridge vice president Lowell Munday secretary treasurer A N Olver E H Petty D M Newby BE 8 Burgess and John Maynard directors.
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Jim Pryor
Dwight Newby
Amarillo
P. J. Wooldridge
Lowell Munday
A. N. Olver
E. H. Petty
D. M. Newby
Mason King to Speak at Dalhart Chamber Banquet
Mason King, manager of the trade extension division of the Chamber of Commerce, will attend the annual Dalhart Chamber of Commerce banquet tomorrow night and is set to speak on the program.
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Mason King
Dalhart
Chamber of Commerce
Dalhart Chamber of Commerce
Lindsay to Replace Esme Howard as Ambassador to US
London reports Sir Ronald Lindsay will become the British ambassador to Washington next year replacing Sir Esme Howard whose tenure has extended beyond retirement age. Sir Robert Vansittart will take the foreign ministry post vacated by Lindsay as part of the reshuffle. Sir Esmond Ovey shifts from Brazil to Russia following the resumed relations with that country.
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Associated Press
London
Ronald Lindsay
Foreign Affairs
Esme Howard
Washington
Foreign Office
Esme
Robert Vansittart
MacDonald
Foreign Ministry
Ronald
Robert
Esmond Ovey
Brazil
Russia
Promise Aid to Cotton Farms in Texas
Texas cotton growers received rapid aid from federal sources with two Farm Board loans totaling 2,478,000 dollars approved. The Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association prepared to advance work to meet farmers requests as the program moves forward.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Federal Farm Board
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Officers To Prevent Removal Of Historic Tracks
Deputy sheriffs from Flagstaff head to a Navajo nation site near Tuba City to enforce a ban on removing dinosaur tracks. Governor Phillips protests to Interior Secretary Wilbur, arguing the footprints lie on Indian lands under federal jurisdiction.
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Associated Presa
Phoenix
Anna
Flagstaff
Tuba City
Gilbert Gable
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Dinosaur Canyon
Phillips
Secretary of the Interior
Wilbur
Gable
Coconino County
Grand Jury Probes Slaying as Brady Held in Jail
A Texas grand jury prepares to probe the stabbing death of Lehla Highsmith at her home in Austin. John W. Brady, a former appeals court member, is jailed without bond as witnesses including Frank Graham Jr. remain uncooperative. The bond hearing may be delayed unless an indictment is issued.
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Associated Press
Austin
Lehla Highsmith
Statehouse
John W. Brady
Brady
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Mins Highsmith
Supreme Court Commission of Appeals
Frank Graham, Jr
University of Texas
F. R. McNaughton
Livestock and Range Conditions Improve in Texas
Texas farmers see better livestock and range prospects with October rains boosting grass and weeds. Cattle stay in good winter condition at 83 percent, while ranges sit at 80 percent, down from last year and the historical average. Demand dull overall though cattle demand edges higher amid improving prospects.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
H. H. Schutz
United States Department of Agriculture
Borger County Judge rules no vote needed for mayor election
In a written statement Borger County Judge H M Hood denied a petition calling for a special election to choose a mayor and one commissioner. He said the current mayor and commissioners were duly named and qualified and no two old officials resigned simultaneously, so a special election is not required by law.
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Globe
Stinnett
H. M. Hood
Borger
W. A. Henderson
Duke Cullum
Moe Steinberg
Hood
Glen Paeg
Crabtree
Higgins
Henderson
Maye
Cullum
Crabetree
Steinberg
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