Radio Schedule Snippet Features Orchestras and Opera Listings
A historical radio timetable lists programs from Air Features 4 to National Grand Opera. Highlights include Erno Rapee Concert Orchestra, Shavers’ Orchestra, Olive Palmer and Paul Oliver, and L Amico Fritz opera with multiple station relays.
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WADC
New York
CBS
Voice of Columbia
WISN
WSPD
WFBM
WMAQ
KRCO
WCCO
KOIL
KMOX
WGHP
WOWO
KMBC
WHK
WKRC
JKMOX
KFI Dixie Echoese
Wtco
WEAF
Nyc
Erno Rapee Concert Orchestra
WWJ
WSAI
KSD
WOC
WOW
WDAP
WFIC
WTAM
WCFL
KOA
KWOO
WFAA
KPRC
WOAI
WKY
Soncert Baker
WGY
Ww4j
WDAF
WRIC
KSTP
WIMJ
WMC
KWYOO
WLS
00—Shavers
Orch
WGN
WSBAI
Foresters
KDKA
KWK
WREN
KYW
the Voyagers
West Point
Drudgery and genius across ages and sciences
The column cites Ramsay MacDonald on drudgery as the path to success and cites Edison on genius with 10 percent inspiration. It notes the American Museum of Natural History fossil crocodile 50 million years old and Eddington on matter weighing 2000 pounds per cubic inch. It ends by referencing ionization and the solar system packed with suns, directing readers to TODAY Page 2.
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Humbi
Ramsay MacDonald
Edison
Phidias
Michael Angelo
Pasteur
American Museum of Natural History
Earth
Eddington
Sirius
Amarillo Moves to Take Over Gas System
Amarillo City Commission adopted a resolution to take over the gas properties citing high rates and a refused sale. The plan calls for condemnation, with a county court board of appraisers to set a price, followed by potential appeals to state or federal courts. A recent five cent rate cut from 45 to 40 cents per thousand feet is not accepted as satisfactory.
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Amarillo
Nelson K. Moody
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Sys
Earnshaw Malone Chosen for World Series Game Two
The decision named George Earnshaw to pitch for the Athletics in game two with Pat Malone selected for the Cubs. A cold windy day at Wrigley Field chilled fans as temperatures fell about 15 degrees and the crowd struggled to fill outfield bleachers for the second series game.
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Associated Press
Wrigley Field
Chicago
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Connie Mack
Cub
Pat Malone
Alan J. Gould
Cubs
Lake Michigan
Senators
Pirates
Pantages Perjury Hearing Hinted in Trial
Los Angeles October 9. At the Alexander Pantages trial on a statutory charge a surprise state witness Jay Sheridan testified to an alleged attempt by Pantages to produce false testimony. Sheridan, a San Diego lodge owner, said Pantages asked if he would testify he was in a conference room on August 9.
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Borger
United Press
Johnny Holmes
Pampa
Texas
Associated Press
Clem Calhoun
Army of Wobket Bone
Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Jay Sheridan
San Diego
Calif
Sheridan
Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Earth Sinking in Oil Field Sparks Apprehension
A section of earth 150 by 150 feet sank in the Sour Lake oil field near Sour Lake Texas. Oil men reported the incident caused widespread apprehension about possible further subsidence and related dangers.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Sour Lake
Texas
City plans push to rework paving contract on Thirty Sixth Avenue
Amarillo officials move to cancel the existing Thirty Sixth Avenue paving contract and solicit bids for a cheaper mix. City Manager Durham will advertise for bids this morning to fast track a three quarter mile surface with support from the Chamber of Commerce American Business Club and the Jobbers and Manufacturers Association. The state law allows cancellation with contractor consent but final decision rests with the city commission.
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E. N. Stanley
Stanley
W. N. Durham
Amarillo
Thirty-Sixth Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
The
American Business Club
Jobbers and Manufacturers Association
Highway Committee
Business Club
City Commission
Millhollon Seriously Ill in Stinnett Jail
In Borger Texas Clint Millhollon one of the prisoners under general order six by the Texas National Guard is dangerously ill and will be moved to the county hospital in Borger. In Canadian Texas attorneys secured a habeas corpus hearing for Clint Milholson and Sam Jones held in Hutchinson County on guard orders and the hearing will be in Stinnett tomorrow before Judge E A Pickens along with yesterday’s cases.
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Tacwe Hawes
Stinnett
Wilehtok
Associated Press
Borger
Texas
Clint Millhollon
Texas National Guard
Clint Milholson
Sam Jones
Hutchinson County
E. A Pickens
We Will Goes Into Tenth Day
The saberab es plane Chicago We Will has entered its tenth day aloft at 6:25 a.m. with word from two mystery pilots that both plane and crew can stay airborne at least ten more days. At 6:52 a.m. the craft has flown 216 hours and passed the halfway mark of the 421 hour refueling endurance record of the St Louis Robin.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Saberabes
St. Louis
Fear Four Missing Women Buried by Cult Members
Los Angeles authorities seek to confirm whether four missing women tied to the Divine Order of the Royal Arm of the Great Seal are dead and determine causes and burial sites. Willa Rhoads, 16, found in a casket under a foster home, died possibly of natural causes. Cult leader May Otis Blackburn and daughter Ruth Weiland-Rizzio, along with several others, are jailed amid embezzlement charges.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Divine Order of the Royal Arm of the Great Seal
Willa Rhoads
William Rhoads
Santa Susana Hills
Here
Frances Turner
Harlene Sartoris
Katherine Bolt
Addie McGuffin
Turner
Sartoris
Ventura
Calif
McGuffin
May Otis Blackburn
Ruth Angeline Weiland-Rizzio
Explosion at Wolff Company Wrecks Wall in New Jersey
An explosion tore through the Jacques Wolff Company chemical plant wounding several workers. Injured were taken to Passaic area hospitals as firefighters combed the rubble for missing persons.
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Associated Press
Clifton
N. J
Jacques Wolff Company
Chemical Manufacturers
Passaic
Tariff Bill Delay Threatened by Philippine Independence Issue
The Associated Press reports in Washington that the tariff bill faces possible indefinite delay as Senate debates the Philippine independence question. In Texas, William F. Jordan, 73, Gillespie County rancher and Legion participant, died and will be buried with his son’s namesake Legion post involvement. Jordan was a Texas University football captain in 1914 and father of Lieut. Louis Jordan, a World War I casualty and noted football lineman.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Fredericksburg
Tex
William F. Jordan
Gillespie County
American Legion Post
MacDonald Is Honored With Doctor of Laws Degree
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald accepted George Washington University’s honorary Doctor of Laws degree and said achievement requires personal effort sacrifice. He met with President Hoover at the White House before a luncheon in his honor and a forthcoming joint statement on talks since last Saturday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
George Washington University
White House
Hoover
MacDonald
Stimson Sees MacDonald Talks As Highly Successful
Secretary Stimson stated after conversations with Prime Minister MacDonald that talks have been most successful and met all expectations. He said both governments would greatly benefit from removing causes of friction.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Stimson
MacDonald
British papers optimistic on January naval conference
London newspapers express high hopes for the January naval reduction conference. Invitations to five naval powers dominate headlines, though certainty of a universal agreement remains elusive amid doubts and potential obstacles.
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Associated Press
London
Local Ads Mix Cleaning Cabinets and Ambulance Service
Berry's rug cleaning at 905 W 10th advertises cleaning services and contact. Blackburn's ambulance lists phone 2323-4. M C Hancock cabinet and carpenter work at 1024 W 6th.
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Berry’s
W. 10Th
M. C. Hancock
W. 6Th
Jury Acquits Man for Killing of Killdee
W. H. Coffman was acquitted in Justice J. W. Minter's court of killing a killdee, a term for the killdeer bird. The defense argued the complaint used the wrong bird name and introduced dictionaries and a natural history book. Coffman testified he mistook the bird for a dove. killing a killdeer is illegal.
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Coffman
J. W. Minter
North America
Fall Is Unable To Attend Court In Bribery Trial
Frank Hogan said Albert B. Fall could not appear as the trial opened due to a bronchial attack. Fall's condition worsened yesterday and he was excused from the courtroom. Hogan planned to seek a recess. If he fails to improve in days, the jury may be excused and the trial halted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frank Hogan
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Fall
Hogan
Seek Statement in Shooting of Scott
Fort Worth reports Assistant District Attorney Elbert Hooper sought a statement from Roy A. Scott after a shooting that occurred Monday during an argument with two of his cousins over a love affair with their sister. Hughie and Fred Hodges were free on bond on assault to murder charges. Hospital reports indicated Scott, initially thought fatally wounded, was improving.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Elbert Hooper
Roy A. Scott
Hughie
Fred Hodges
Geott
Construction industry, a $6 billion sector, vast workforce
The construction industry is described as the nation’s second largest, capitalized at about $6,000,000,000 and employing more than 4,000,000 men.
Salesman Held in Slaying of Girl in Washington Hotel
Dexter Churchill Dayton, 25, an insurance salesman, was arrested on murder charges after the body of 23 year old Miss Marjorie Lucy OConnell, a National Geographic Society employee, was found strangled in a Washington hotel room. Police say Dayton confessed to the killing following a party quarrel. OConnell was reportedly the daughter of a Pittsburgh newspaper man. Dayton’s home is Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dexter Churchill Dayton
Marjorie Lucy O'Connell
National Geographic Society
Dayton
Miss O'Donnell
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Movement to back Sheppard bill to punish liquor buyers
A church led campaign urges Congress to enact the Sheppard measure making liquor buyers as guilty as sellers under prohibition. Bishop James Cannon Jr. chairs the drive with Eugene L. Crawford as secretary, via the Methodist Episcopal Church South temperance group.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
James Cannon, Jr
Eugene L. Crawford
Board of Temperance and Social Service
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Association Against the Prohibition
Greatest Dollar Day Is Planned For Thursday
Amarillo shoppers prepare for Dollar Day on Thursday as merchants across the city plan deep discounts. The event promises strong purchasing power across silver and modern currency, with housewives urged to seize bargains and even start advance Christmas shopping to avoid last minute costs.
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Amarillo
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