Radio Schedule Listings From WEAF NBC Chain
Radio schedule for WEAF New York and CBS chain stations with show times from 6:15 to 9:30 including Universal Safety Series, Popular Half Hour, Feature and Orch, Exkimos, Radio Vaudeville, Harbor Lights, Romances, Paul Whiteman's Band, Mendoza Orch, Night Club Romance and coordinating station flags across WSAI WLS WHO WOW WDAF WHAS KOA KSL KFI KSTP WEBC etc.
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WEAF
New York
NBC
WSAEL
WDAF
WLS
WKY
KTHS
WDAI
WMC
WSMB
WSB
WSAI
KSD
WOW
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
WGN
KSTP
WEB
WHAS
WSM
KWOO
Exkimos
KYW
WFAA
WOAI
WTMJ
KPRC
Stars of the Stag
WHC Wow
WWI
WFIC
Ksdshrdlu
Wijiax
WIOD
Harbor Lights
WFJC
K8sd
WABC
CBS Chain
WADC
WOWO
KMOX
KOIL
WAIU
KMBC
Hoover and finance clash over future of US economy
Arthur Brisbane argues President Hoover should push decisive financial reform to revive growth. He criticizes Federal Reserve handling and calls for a 7 percent cap on private and corporate loans, direct lending to builders, and fresh stimulus to spur jobs and real values. He warns bankers may resist but urges action at home.
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Federal Reserve
Amarillo Community Chest drive kicks off at hotel luncheon
Scores of workers canvass Amarillo streets aiming to raise forty thousand dollars for the 1980 Community Chest. The drive, launched at a Uerring Hotel luncheon led by President C. S. Lambie, seeks funds to aid the needy for one year with the Chest viewed as a business organization run by local business men and women.
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Community Chest Fund
Drive
Amarillo
Uerring
C. S. Lambie
Chest
Anna Taylor
Welfare Association
Kansas City
Amrillo
Community Chest
Brady Indicted in Capital Murder Case in Texas
Travis County grand jury indicts John W. Brady former judge of the Court of Civil Appeals for the murder of Capitol stenographer Lehlia Highsmith on November 9. Indictment followed four days of deliberation. defense seeks habeas corpus for bail while District Attorney Henry Brooks opposes bail.
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Associated Press
Austin
Travis County Grand Jury
John W. Brady
Court of Civil Appeals
Brady
Lehlia Highsmith
Capitol
Henry Brooks
Attorney dismissed in breach of contract case
A breach of contract suit alleges nonpayment for legal services by an attorney who claimed $924 500 from Mrs. McPherson. The attorney was recently dismissed as personal counsel to Mrs. McPherson.
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Aimee
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cromwell Ormaby
Aimee Semple McPherson
Aekad
Senate Hopeful For Early Tariff Plans
Washington November 19 The Senate rejected a finance committee amendment to the tariff bill that would have raised duties by 10. The article notes endorsement by Ray L Wilbur secretary of the interior and Red Cross appeal in Amarillo aiming for a $5000 drive with over $1000 already raised.
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Ray L. Wilbur
Interior Department
United States
Red Cross
W. O. Gatton
Amarillo
Associated Press
Washington
Finance Committee
Senate Today
Defense in Indian Murder Near Close
In Pawhuska Oklahoma the new trial of John Ramsey for the 1923 murder of Osage Henry Roan Horse moves toward completion. Ramsey contends he was pressured into false statements and shifts blame to outlaw Curly Johnson while denying Burkhart testimony and the murder plot tied to W K Hale and a $25000 policy.
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United Press
Pawhuska
Okla
John Ramsey
Henry Roan Horse
Ramsey
W. K. Hale
Ernest Burkhart
Hale
Burkhart
Curly Johnson
Roan Horse
Palo Duro Park Association Plans Meeting and Leadership
Palo Duro Park Association prepares to present recommended asks to the state legislature and its special session. A 2 p.m. Monday Amarillo Hotel meeting will form a permanent organization, approve a constitution and by laws, and assign representatives for counties and clubs.
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Palo Duro Park Association
Amarillo
Palo Duro Park
R. E. Townsend
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
J. T. Stevens
Tulia
J. L. Smith
O. V. Vernon
R. Townsend
J. C. Gulekie
J. W. Crudgington
L. A. Wells
J. R. Porter
L. A. Kinder
Plainview
C. H. Walker
Pampa
T. J. Page
Claude
R. S. Green
Memphis
W. H. Patrick
J. W. McCrery
Canyon
W. A. Warren
M. T. Howard
Palo Duro
R. A. Underwood
Radio Bridge Series Opens Tonight at 9 30
The first of twenty weekly Bridge by Radiograms will broadcast from Station WDAG tonight at 9 30 p m under Milton C Work noted as an authority and teacher of Bridge. Innovations include a four some of leading cartoonists and stage stars. One hundred sixty stations in the United States and Canada will carry the games, up from 129. Walter F Wyman of Arlington is the first contestant.
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WDAG
Milton C. Work
America
Jefferson Machaner
H. T. Webster
Tony Sarg
Fred G. Cooper
Dolores Costello
John Barrymore
Pauline Fredericks
al Jolson
United States
Canada
Walter F. Wyman
Arlington
Death of Secretary Good Stuns Nation in Hoover Era
Washington mourns James William Good secretary of war as official tributes pour in. A state funeral is planned in the East Room of the White House with President Hoover and cabinet members presiding, followed by transport to Cedar Rapids for burial.
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Associated Press
Washington
James William Good
White Houses
Hoover
Cedar Rapids
Snowfalls Hit Texas Oklahoma and Beyond
Freezing temperatures touched many Texas and Oklahoma areas while northern states saw heavy snow. Dallas escaped the cold by six degrees and Panhandle towns were colder. Snow fell in Denver Sheridan Williston St Paul Moorhead. rain touched states east of the Mississippi. In Kansas northwest Goodland reported two inches of snow at 9 am.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Denver
Colorado
Sheridan
Wyoming
Williston
North Dakota
St. Paul
Moorhead
Minnesota
Mississippi
Gulf States
Goodland
Eas
Kansas
First American Woman Acquitted in Mexico City Murders
Herrice Bush of Louisville Kentucky the first American woman tried for murder in Mexico was acquitted in Mexico City on charges of killing her former lover Genaro Benavente. She testified the modiste shot him after he refused to return borrowed money and left her for another woman.
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Herrice Bush
Louisville
Mexico
Mexico City
Genaro Benavente
Benavente
No Vote Retaliation Seen in Mexico City
A published statement by Jose Vasconcelos, defeated Mexican presidential candidate, that he would soon visit Mexico City was accepted as assurance he would not lead an armed movement to challenge the election results of his opponent Pascual Ortiz Rubio. The note arrived amid ongoing coverage of the Sunday election.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Jose Vasconcelos
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Pirates Kidnap 70 For Ransom in Weiyik Steamer Raid
A Hong Kong dispatch reported by Exchange Telegraph says pirates sank a steamer at Weiyik, killed two guards, and abducted 70 passengers for ransom. They also reportedly took $20,000 in loot.
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United Press
London
Hong Kong
Weiyik
Daring Texas prison break attempt ends with guard shot
In Eastland Texas a condemned inmate Marshall Ratliff who faced death for the Cisco Santa Claus bank robbery wounded jailer Tom Jones with three shots during a night escape attempt. Kilbourne felled Ratliff with a pistol butt as Marie Kilbourne, the jailer's daughter, rushed to aid.
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United Press
Eastland
Texas
Marshall Ratliff
Ratliff
Tom Jones
Jones
Anarmed
Abdo- Ratliff
Jone
Abdo
Kilbourne
Marie Quay Kilbourne
Judges Asked to Produce Jones Hodges Slayers
Attorneys for Sam Jones and Jim Hodges indicted for the slaying of District Attorney John A. Holmes filed for habeas corpus to free their clients. They accuse District Attorney Clem Calhoun Sheriff C O Moore and deputy Red Burton of illegally removing the pair from Hutchinson county jail. The men were moved to Fort Worth and then disappeared likely held in a Central Texas jail.
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Associated
Stinnett
Sam Jones
Jim Hodges
John A. Holmes
Clem Calhoun
C. O. Moore
Red Burton
Jones
Hodges
Hutchinson County
Moore
Tarrant County
Fort Worth
Texas
Burton
Waco
Lee Huff
Huff
Second M'Manus Juror Chosen In Rothstein Case
New York Nov 19 A second juror Herman T Sherman a sales manager was selected shortly after court opened in the McManus trial for the murder of Arnold Rothstein He was the seventh salesman examined today Boxwell Bros ambulance John Maynard Letter Co 800 W 5th
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Associated Press
New York
Herman T. Sherman
George A. McManus
Arnold Rothstein
Radio & Supplies Ads Highlight Evening Radio Parties
Globe News Want Ads promote Radio & Supplies column offering radios to host stylish evening radio parties. Listings emphasize devices suited for popular programs and entertainment during off season evenings.
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Radio & Supplies
Globe News
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