Air Features Tonight and Night Club Romances in Local Airwaves
Radio listings show Air Features Tonight across multiple stations, including music segments and club romance programs. Major outlets like WADC WKRO KMOX KOIL WMAQ WEAF New York air a mix of entertainment and musical features.
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Uncle Joe
Pat
WADC
WKRO
WMA
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
Wowo
Aleo Wisn
KMAC
WEEM
WARP
WMAQ
Aleo Wadc
Wwowo
KMON
Night Club Romances
Wik
WFEM
KOI
Wreck of the City of San Francisco Haunts New York Signals
A garbled report notes the wreck of the City of San Francisco and mentions radio stations WADC WKROC WOHP WMAQ KMOX KMBC KOI among others. The text blends garbled names and program notes with no clear casualty or date details.
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San Francisco
WAKC
New York
Henry Burhig
WADC
WKROC
KMOX
KMBC
Today By Arthur Brisbane column review and notes
Arthur Brisbane critiques stock forecasts and Florida land booms while sparking debate on war prevention proposals, Mussolini reactions, and Palestine tensions. The piece touches on Babson’s market influence, British gas warfare pondering, and U S attitudes, closing with a note on continuing coverage.
Findings Of Investigators To Be Public
The government investigation of the Transcontinental Air Transport plane crash that killed eight people will cover all disaster phases and move to a swift conclusion. Assistant Secretary MacCracken said findings are normally not published but an exception may be made due to public interest.
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United Preas
Washington
MacCracken
Storm crash inquiry centered on weather warnings
The San Francisco airliner crash near Mt. Taylor killed eight. Transcontinental Air Transport officials denied disregarding Weather Bureau reports as Congress member John R. Cochrane urged an official probe into the flight.
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United Press
ST. Louis
San Francisco
Mt. Taylor
Transcontinental Air Transport
United States Weather Bureau
John R. Cochrane
R. P. Lamont
Secretary of Commerce
Death of J. T. Robison GLO Commissioner
The body of J. T. Robison, commissioner of the general land office, who died Saturday in New London, Conn., where he was visiting his son, Dr. J. T. Robison, Jr., will be received in Austin late today. Funeral arrangements will not be made until it arrives.
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The
Associated Press
Austin
J. T. Robison
General Land Office
New London
See John about building
John Maynard Lumber Co advertises building inquiries and ambulance services at 800 W South Griggs with Blackburn’s Ambulance listed. Contacts include phone numbers 5285 and 4511 and 2323-4.
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John
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Sth
Griggs Ambulance
High School Enrollment Here Largest in History
Amarillo schools start large enrollment with 1135 students at the Senior High, the biggest on record. Officials warn of possible overcrowding and plan transfers to balance districts. Superintendent McIntosh urges parent cooperation for late classifications to finish in a few days. Elementary classes begin tomorrow.
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Amarillo Senior High School
W. A. McIntosh
Central Junior High School
McIntosh
Amarillo Independent School
San Jacinto Junior High
Style Windows 10 Will Unveil Tonight In Amarillo
Amarillo merchants prepare for the annual fall style show with 7:30 PM window unveilings. Dave Derden's band will perform on the streets and numerous local shops join the display efforts.
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Amarillo
Roads to Fair Park Paved for Exposition Traffic
County Engineer J. W. Ryder announced roads within the Tri-State fair grounds are paved and ready for heavy exposition traffic. The latest contract covers western stretches near the grand stand north entrance and exhibit hall, plus a block linking the street to the main east west road near the agricultural barn. East Third Street portion near the Denver shops to the Amarillo refinery should finish in a few days of sun.
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J. W. Ryder
East Third Street
Denver
Amarillo
Insane Juror Halts Trial in Gastonia Strike Case
J G Campbell a juror in the trial of 16 Gastonia textile strikers and strike leaders charged with the murder of C F Aderholt became violently insane today in Charlotte North Carolina. The incident halted court proceedings as prosecutors sought to proceed with the case.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
N. C
J. G Campbell
Charlotte News
Gastonia
C. F. Aderholt
Six Texans Die in Sunday Pleasure Jaunts Across State
A string of accidents on Sunday costs at least six Texans their lives. In Austin F J Bryant 24 his wife 22 and their baby James 3 drowned when their motorboat capsized on the Colorado River. The Bryants were aided by Frank Gullette and Bob Campbell. In Denison a long-time businessman Harry H Farum died and his wife was injured when their car went over an embankment. Near Clodine two youths perished as a car plunged down a hill after a dance. Houston residents Irvin Rollins 21 and Annie B Cox 16 were killed when their car wreck trapped them. Monroe Scape 22 and Miss Jackie Romia 19 were injured along with Mrs Juanita Singletery 17 while W F Bryant 20 sustained minor injuries. A heavy fog darkened the road and further injuries occurred across the state including near Nacogdoches.
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Associated Vete
Texas
Austin
F. J. Bryant
James
Colorado River
Thomas Bryant
Frank Gullette
Bob Campbell
Hillsboro
Harry H. Farum
Denison
Peeye
Clodine
Irvin Rollins
Annie B. Cox
Houston
Monroe Scape
Eureka
Jackie Romia
Juanita Singletery
W. FE. Bryant
Nacogdoches
Five Die in Bus Truck Collision Near Brenton Harbor
Five killed and thirteen injured in a crash four miles west of Brenton Harbor Michigan when a Goodrich Transit truck collided with an Indian Trails bus. The dead include Mrs Jose Quimones and her infant, Sonny Sutart of Saginaw, Richard Dorado of Saginaw, an unidentified Mexican, and William Shane driver of the bus was charged with negligent homicide.
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Associated Press
Brenton Harbor
Mich
Goodrich
Here
Jose Quimones
North Branch
Quimones
Sonny Sutart
Saginaw
Richard Dorado
William Shane
Three Die In Arkansas Farm House Fire
Three people were killed and a farm home near Siloam Springs collapsed in ruins after a blaze. Investigators report deadly injuries and the scene remained under examination as authorities pursued leads. Page 2.
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Siloam Springs
Ark
All Panhandle Gets Benefits from Rains
The cold spell brought rain across the Panhandle with one to five inches in three days. Heaviest moisture fell near Clarendon White Deer and Lockney. Amarillo area recorded .22 inch, totaling 1.17 inches in three days. Santa Fe reported an inch.
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Panhandle
Clarendon
White Deer
Lockney
Amarillo
Vicinity
Santa Fe
Tornado and cloudburst strike Norman Oklahoma
A tornado and cloudburst swept from Wayne 35 miles south of Norman causing roof damage to six houses and four airplanes at the municipal airport with no injuries. Wayne also saw a cotton gin and five houses wrecked. Widespread rain crippled communications across the state.
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United Press
Norman
Okla
Wayne
Here
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
W A E Liners Resume Trips After Weather Delay
Western Air Express resumed regular schedules after a week of rain and fog that trapped four planes between Waynokia and Albuquerque New Mexico. A relief ship, sent to assist the disabled liner near Tucumeari New Mexico, arrived at Municipal Airport at 9 45 this morning. The rescue plane had to turn back to Amarillo due to fog after starting from Albuquerque yesterday. All passengers except Dr W A Walton of Pottsville Pennsylvania had reached Tucumcari by train.
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Western Air Express
Waynooka
Okio
Albuquerque
N. M
Tucumeari
Municipal Aireport
Photo Brought Here by Holder Of Air Record
The wrecked T A T liner image taken near Mt. Taylor in New Mexico was brought to Amarillo by Dale Jackson, holder of the endurance record, who flew from Albuquerque in a Curtiss Robin to deliver prints to The Globe. A second set goes to NEA Service in St Louis. The Southwestern Engraving Co produced the cut in 1 hour 15 minutes and a mat was sent to Albuquerque by air express for the State Tribune’s 3 o'clock edition.
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San Francisco
Taylor
Grant
N. M
Forest Rangers
George Rice
Western Air Express
Globe
Air
Albuquerque
Mt. Taylor
N M
Amarillo
Dale Jackson
Forrest O'Brine
Jackson
St. Louis
NEA
Southwestern Engraving Company
Air Express
Albuquerque State Tribune
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Becky Rogers
SRR
WEAF
NAC
Moment Musicale Ate
Arthur Brisbane
Cuba
J. Babson
King Features Syndicate, Inc
America
Brisbane
J. M. Tarafa
Presidente Comision Nacional Defensa Azucar de Cuba
el Mundo
Azucar
Mr. Babson
Florida
Neva
Woodrow
Mussolini
Palestine
Sinai
United States
Gilchrist
Congress
Senate
House
U. 8
Blackburn's Ambulance
Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
W. G
Boxwell Bros. Ambulance
J. C. Penney Company
Ruth Beauty Parlor
White & Kirk
Palo Dure Furniture Company
Hollywood Dress Shop
Greer’s Department Store
the Ladies’ Store
Amarillo Hardware Company
Amarillo Electric Company
Warner’s
the Marizon
la Mode
Hugh Witcomb
Hunsley's Inc
Wilman Dress Shop
Junkin's Dry Goods Company
Fakes-Palmer Furniture Company
Dackman’s
Moore-Poston
Regents
Jarrett’s Fashion Shop
Leader Department Store
Patricia
Dowie & Company
Russell & Cockrell
City Drug Store
Amarillo Furniture Company
E. E. Finklea
the Hub Clothiers
Blackburnn Brothers
Meyer & Meyer
K. C. Waffle House
Montgomery Ward
Williams Hardware Company
Fair Park
Michigan
Arkansas
Gee
Oklahoma
W.A.E
Tucumcari
Ady
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