Air Features Tonight on NBC and Others
Radio listings show WEAF New York and a wide array of stations across the network with musical programs. Performers include Phil Cook, Oliver Smith Tenor, and a male quartet with Singing Violins and a prank act. Additional features include Old Counselor's Reception and the Andy Sannelia Orchestra with multiple station listings.
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WEAF
New York
NBC Chain
Phil Cook
WOY
KSD
WDAF
WWI
WIMI
WIAX
WIDD
WHAS
WMC
WSR
WEME
WKY
WSAI
KPRC
WEBCO
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
WSAT
KYW
WDAP
Wwrk
Oliver Smith
WAI
Andy Sannelia
WSAL
Ksbd
WOW
WSMB
KSTP
WTMJ
WIJAX
WSM
WSH
WFAA
WOAI
KSL
KFI 4
WRIC
Wwii
WERAC
KPRCO
WOAL
KTHS
Senator Bingham Accepts Blame for Tariff Adviser Hire
Senator Bingham admitted full responsibility for employing Charles Evanson as a tariff adviser while the man also served the Connecticut manufacturers association. Senator Walsh pressed that Evanson served two masters, and Bingham said he might have erred if he had known the practice was improper.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bingham
Connecticut
Senate Lobby Committee
Charles L. Rvanson
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Senate Finance Committee
Evanson
Walsh
Montana
Senator Walsh
Manufacturers’ Association
Caraway
Day in Congress Senate Tariff Debate and Watson Nomination
The Senate resumes tariff debate as the Appropriations Committee continues its investigation into lobbying agencies. The Senate judiciary subcommittee opens hearings on Albert L. Watson's nomination to a federal post in Pennsylvania.
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The
Associated Press
Senate
Carayey Committee
Senate Judiciary
Albert L. Watson
Pennsylvania
Senator Sheppard urges action under obscure liquor purchase clause
Washington Oct 17 federal prohibition officials study a little used Volstead section that forbids purchasing liquor for beverage use Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas urged Attorney General Mitchell to rule on whether the clause can support prosecutions of liquor purchasers after a Kentucky judge directed a grand jury to indict buyers Prosecutions have relied mainly on section 3 covering manufacture sale transport and delivery of liquor LIQUOR LAW Page 2
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United Press
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Sheppard
Mitchell
Kentucky
Radio dealers host city open house drawing big crowds
Three days of radio open house began this afternoon as city dealers showcased new models and offered entertainment for visitors who registered for a Popularity Contest. Night crowds are expected with special programs and souvenirs highlighting the latest in distant-station reception.
France faces criticism over naval conference reply
Paris reports widespread dissatisfaction with France’s reply to the naval conference invitation. Papers note the omission of any submarines reference and warn France against taking a too equivocal stance, urging a clear defense of its program.
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United Press
Paris
Figaro
France
Million Dollar Booze Ring Busted by Federal Agents
Federal agents struck a $1,000,000 rum smuggling operation with 32 raids from New York to Atlantic City. They seized a fortified base at Highlands New Jersey, captured a hidden radio station used to relay coded orders, and arrested 32 men including Emanuel Mannie Kessler and Morris Sweetwood.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic
Atlantic City
N. J
Highlands
Syndicate
Special Treasury
U.S
New Jersey
Emanuel
Mannie) Kessler
Morris Sweetwood
Atlanta
Trenton
Kessler
Sweetwood
Malcolm McMasters
Montaux Point
Coast Guard
Santa Fe President Denies Trade Move Between Railroads
W B Storey of Chicago president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe denied in a telegram to the Star Telegram that a plan existed to swap 102 miles of Santa Fe track between Dallas and Paris for 226 miles of Frisco track between Fort Worth and Menard. J M Kurn of St Louis, Frisco president, also denied the move in a telegram.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
W. B. Storey
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Star Telegram
Santa Fe
Dallas
Paris
Menard
J. M. Kurn
St. Louis
Boy Confesses, Saves Father in Texas Court
A nine year old boy confessed to the crime his father was charged with assault with intent to murder Mrs. Mary Montalbano. The confession ended the trial of M. F. Williamson in justice court in Houston and the case was referred to the grand jury without bond.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
M. F. Williamson
Mary Montalbano
Mission Ends in Borger as Troops Leave Friday
Martial law to be lifted at 3 50 p m Friday in Borger Texas General Jacob F Wolters announces 84 enlisted men and 14 officers will board a train home after the mission accomplished The statement praises new officers and local officials and notes Rangers will stay on to assist in establishing city services and law and order while Borger resumes civilian control.
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Amarillo
Texas
O. V. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
American Legion
Rotary, Lions, and Kiwanis Clubs
Texas State Park Board
Highway Department
D. E. Colp
Texas State Parks Board
Ernest C. Cox
Robert O. Whiteaker
W. R. Ely
State High Commission
Robert Lee Rabbitt
Rotary International
C. C. Dancy
Cameron County
Kiwanis Clubs
Hal L. Brannam
Laredo
Associated Press
Borger
Jacob F. Wolters
Texas National Guard
Wolters
Walareania
Hutchinson
John Holmes
Dan Moody
Texas Ranger
Moore
Joe Ownbey
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tom Hickman
Appointees of Farm Board Are Approved
The eight men named by President Hoover to the Federal Farm Board were formally empowered to begin their work. Three nominations faced opposition but were not blocked, with Democratic and Republican lawmakers supporting the group. Senator Robinson urged responsibility rest with the President and his appointees.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Alxander H. Legge
Samuel R. McKelvie
Carl Williams
Robinson
Arkansas
Borah
Idaho
Legge
McKelvie
Williams
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
MecKelvie
Benny Climbs Off Hotel Perch After 100 Hour Stunt
Benny the flagpole sitter ends his 100 hour endurance test atop the Capitol Hotel this evening at 6. He will greet Amarillo friends, lead a downtown parade, then rest at the Amarillo Furniture Company. Thousands are expected to watch his return from the perch begun Sunday afternoon.
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Benny
Capitol Hotel
Amarillo
Amarillo Furniture Company
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Griggs Ambulance
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Boxwell Bros. Ambulance
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Holmes
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