Air Features Tonight at Radio Schedule
Radio program block lists Paul Whiteman's Band in dance music at 7:00 and Salon Orch at 8:00 with a network of station identifiers including WABC CBS chain and many others.
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WABC
New York
CBS Chain
Paul Whiteman
WADC
WGHP
WHBM
Wowo
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
WHK
WCCO
KLRA
WLAC
WDPOD
WBRC
WREC
KFIF
KTSA
WISN
WDSU
WFBM
KFH
KRLD
Salon Orch
Aleoo
WKRC
WBBM
Hoover probes battleship propaganda in policy clash
Arthur Brisbane reports Hoover orders investigation into shipbuilding influence on battleship advocacy. Suit over propaganda questions the role of shipmakers in pushing armament while Hoover argues for modern fleets and warns against unsafe world positions. The League of Nations debate includes Whitish views on mediation and Palestine riots toll.
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Hoover
Great Britain
Mistrial Declared In Labor Leaders Trial
Three Gastonia strikers allege anti union mob abducted them from Gastonia and lashed them near Concord before abandoning the group. Ben Wells and C M Sell plus C D Saylors returned to Charlotte with marks on their bodies as proof of the beating and reported the incident to police. The mob formed after the trial of labor leaders charged in the murder of Police Chief O F Aderholt.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
N. C
Gastonia
Ben Wells
C. M. Sell
C. D. Saylors
Cabarrus County
Concord
O. F. Aderholt
Wells
Saylors
British Captain Breaks World Speed Record in Seaplane
In Calshot England Squadron Leader A H Orlebar captain of the British Schneider cup team set a world speed record of 855 miles per hour in a blue and silver seaplane over a three kilometer course on Southampton Water. His four dash average 355.8 mph surpassed Saturday’s holder R L B R Atcherley, while Flight Lieutenant G H W Stainforth also beat Atcherley with 366.3 mph.
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Associated Press
Calshot
England
A. HH. Orlebar
Orichar
Jobbers and Manufacturers Association Meeting Tonight
The regular monthly meeting of the Jobbers and Manufacturers Association is set for 6:30 this evening at the Amarillo Hotel. Members are urged to attend the final gathering before the Tucumcari Liberal goodwill trip.
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Jobbers & Manufacturers Association
Amarillo
Globe-News Want Ads Promote Daily Offers
The Globe-News celebrates its Want Ads as a daily hub where hundreds of offers are made and satisfied. Advertisers list services products merchandise and properties every day in the paper.
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Globe-News
Globe News
Officials Say Ship Hit While Under Control
The Trans continental Air Transport tri motor plane San Francisco crashed head on into a mountain at full speed killing all aboard. A weather survey found no storms in the area and pilots had relevant reports before takeoff.
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Lindy
Anne
City of San
Atn
Mia
Lindbergh
Captain Hawkes
Roosevelt Field
Lockheed
Robert H. Gray
United Press
ST. Louis
San Francisco
Paul Collins
Charles A. Lindbergh
Stone
Albuquerque
Stowe
Weather Bureau
Major Young to Conduct Survey
Investigators from the aeronautics bureau of the Department of Commerce near Los Angeles are finalizing an inquiry into the crash involving Transcontinental Air Griggs ambulance. The notice includes two local phone numbers for radiator work and a street address at 515 West 6th Street.
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Young
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Aeronautics Bureau
Department of Commerce
Man Demands Returned Liquor After Discharge
Chicago sept 10 Mike Skuye freed on liquor law charge asked for his confiscated bottle back asserting he paid for it. Judge Immenhausen ordered discharge and denied the request noting the liquor was destroyed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mike Skuye
Skuye
Immenhausen
Skaye
Robison State Funeral Prepares in Austin Capitol
J T Robison longtime general commissioner lay in state today in the Texas Senate chamber after requests from friends led to the bier’s move to the capitol. Governor Moody ordered state departments closed during the viewing before a 5 p m funeral at a Dallas SMU pastor’s service. Burial will be beside son and daughter’s graves after last night’s reception at his home south of Austin.
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Associated Press
Austin
J. T. Robison
Genera l
Senate
State Capitol
Moody
Capitol
Capitol Grounds
W. D. Bradfield
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Post Road
New London
Conn
Robison
Texas
Army fliers postpone derby events at municipal field
Inclement weather forced postponement of several air derby events. Army fliers competed before departure from Municipal Field yesterday morning. Additional trophy awards were announced by the committee. Robert Duell won 25 dollars for stunt flying and Lowell Yerex took first in night stunting. Westmoreland trophy went to the army fliers from Kelley Field.
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Army
Municipal Field
Robert Duell
Lowell Yerex
Kelley Field
Naval arms propaganda probe ordered by Senate committee
The Senate naval committee voted for an investigation into activities by American shipbuilding corporations linked to international naval limitation conferences. Bethlehem Steel President E G Grace said the company severed ties with observer William B Shearer after confirming his long history as a propaganda agent.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Naval Committee Today
E. G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
White House
William B. Shearer
Hoover
Shearer
Grace
Bethlehem
Charles M. Schwab
Quash One Count Against Grain Dealers
Judge A J Fires and Judge Henry Bishop quashed one indictment against Amarillo grain men James T. Rayford and Frank G. Barg field for conspiracy to commit a felony. Two cases continued. a new indictment will replace the quashed one on technical grounds. Rayford arrested on a Gatesville warrant, released on $2000 bond after habeas corpus hearing.
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A. J. Fires
Childress
Henry Bishop
James T. Rayford
Frank G. Bargfield
Amarillo Grain
Edw. W. Thomerson
Rayford
Gatesville
Justice For the Peace
Suffragist Helen B. Taylor Dies in London at 94
Mrs Helen B Taylor a pioneer suffragist died in London aged 94. She once canvassed for John Stuart Mill when he sought the Westminster parliamentary seat.
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London
Helen B. Taylor
John Stuart Mill
Westminster
Crowded Amarillo Schools See Heavy Enrollment This Year
Amarillo Independent School District reports 6177 students across 14 elementary schools with enrollment 15 to 25 percent higher than last year. Buchanan Street and San Jacinto Heights lead with junior high work, while officials fear overcrowding in two or three schools. Schools listed with counts. classifications pending and parents urged to consult teachers after 2 PM.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Independent School
W. A. McIntosh
Buchanan Street
San Jacinto Heights
Wolflin
Tyler
McKinley
Margaret Wills
Sanborn
Wilson
Summitt
Plans for Opening Of Amarillo Junior College Near Completion
Amarillo officials report progress toward opening the Amarillo Junior College on Monday September 16 with B E Masters stating the facility faculty and equipment are in place. Regular recitations start Tuesday and the library list will be prepared and ordered within weeks.
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Amarillo Junior College
B. E. Masters
Panhandle
Municipal Auditorium
Masters
Outlaw Gang Slays Officer Near Presidio
Miles J. Scannell assistant chief inspector of the border patrol was shot and stabbed to death a short distance east of Presidio Texas along the Rio Grande. Officers say a gang of smugglers overwhelmed him after he separated from his unit. his killer or killers ambushed him after he captured a smuggled alien attempting to reach inland.
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Associated Press
Presidio
Tex
Miles J. Scannell
Border Patrol
Rio Grande
Here
Seannell
Exiled Kirgiz Nobles Lose Property to Republic
Forty three nobles in Astrahan exiled by the Central Executive Committee of the Kirgiz Autonomous Republic on charges of oppressing peasants. Their estates pass to the Kirgiz republic as confiscation follows exile.
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Astrakhan
Russia
Central Executive Committee
Kirgiz Autonomous Republic
Kirgiz Republic
Swedish Officer Gustav Lindow Receives Carnegie Honor
Gustav Lindow, a Swedish officer, piloted his plane with one hand while restraining a half crazed passenger. The act of bravery has been recognized by the Carnegie Foundation.
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Gustav Lindow
Carnegie Foundation
Kidnap Trio Tell Story After Gastonia Abduction
In Charlotte three kidnapped men describe the assault and escape from an anti-communist mob in Gastonia. Ben Wells 27 British textile worker and organizer is badly beaten while Cliff Saylor and C M Sell are with him. The incident followed a planned union meeting linked to the murder trial of Police Chief Aderholt.
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United Press
Charlotte
N. C
Gastonia
Ben Wells
National Textile Workers
Cliff Saylor
C. M. Sell
Aderholt
Amy Schechter
Vera Bush
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