KTSA Radio Adds 417-Foot Tower After Hurricane Loss
KTSA radio station in South Texas increases broadcast reach with a 417 foot tower after losing two 200 foot towers to the August hurricane. The Buffalo sourced mast expands service to about 100 counties and beyond, with KTLA praising its 20 year community record and higher payroll standards.
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KTSA
Buffalo
New York
Teans
KTLA
Texas
Columbia Broadcasting System
Disciples of Darkness
South Texas
Glamorous Matamoras dining spot recalls playful nights
Nostalgic fragment recalls Matamoras with a big neon sign, a silver glow, a samba band, and a Mexican aviator chatting with two Americans about moonlit Louisiana swamp skies. The piece shifts to critique of Texas state work weeks and bureaucracy and hints at retirement and benefits practices.
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Matamoras
Brownsville
Smarimda
Texas
Blankville
Louisiana
Winter Schedule at St James Llano and St Jonas Castell
The Lutheran churches publish a winter schedule through June 1 with St James Llano offering Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and service at 11:00 a.m. and St Jonas Castell with Sunday School at 2:00 p.m. and service at 3:00 p.m. Pastor Benorden is noted. Also mentions Pearl Harbor remembrance and a Texas nonalcoholic beverage industry note citing 1940 figures of 367 plants and $24,459,200 in output.
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St. James, Llano
St. Jonas, Castell
Benorden
Pearl Harber
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Texas
No Credit for Wages After Retirement
Retired workers under the old-age and survivors insurance program do not earn wage credits once they return to covered employment. If earned wages reach 15 dollars in a month, the retiree will not receive a check for that month. The monthly benefit, once approved, remains fixed for life regardless of subsequent work.
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David
Pruitt
Austin Social Security Board
Joseph C Grew Urges Total War to Defeat Japan
Joseph C Grew warns half measures will prolong war with Japan. He argues for maximum effort, offense, and total American victory, calling Japan a ruthless militarist state. He uses wartime bonds and stamps as symbols of commitment and sacrifice to aid soldiers and end the conflict.
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Joseph C. Grew
Japan
Ashington
D. C
Guadalcanal
Lunga Bay
Pacific
Mal
United States
White House
U.S. Treasury Department
Glasses Owed Amid Rubber Shortage Dr. Conners Schedule
Due to a rubber shortage, Dr. Conners will visit every two weeks. Scheduled dates are February 16 and March 2 with office hours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Conners
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