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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1948
Page
13
The text presents a garbled OCR page fragment with mixed times, call signs, names, and locations including references to Ebony, KCOR, Lane, Evangelical, and various numbers. It reads like a jumble of TV or radio listings, schedules, and local mentions without clear narrative or complete entities.
Fragmented OCR list reveals a patchwork of radio programs and station call letters. Names like Sienna Ruuthel Jo Stafford and various show titles surface amid scattered mentions of Trinity Unit, Daybreakers, Cowboy Club, and Serenade segments, suggesting a local broadcast schedule or program lineup.
A garbled late 19th century style market list shows prices for avocados bananas grapes lemons limes onions and potatoes with assorted crates by the sack and per dozen sums. Poultry items and grain prices appear alongside. The section closes with an advertised comic weekly insert and a movie-style ringside tease.
Merkel stock market notes show cattle prices mainly steady to weak with low meat demand. Medium and good stock calves range near 230 to 300 dollars. hogs around 150 to 160. sheep and lambs mixed with steady to higher bids for select lots. Industry buyers and sellers weigh heavy on prices as rainfall affects demand and slaughter runs.
April sales at Worth Liv Up Worth feature bids for cattle and calves with yearlings at 29 dollars, cows around 17 dollars, fat cattle up to 28 to 30, and stocker and feeder calves near 20 to 26 dollars. Sows and sheep show varied demand and lambs weaken, while a note mentions a fiction piece in The American Weekly.
New York April 6 The United States Line has completed plans for the largest fastest and most luxurious passenger liner ever built in the country. The 365000000 ship would take about 30 months to construct and cruise the Atlantic at 28 knots. It would accommodate more than 2000 passengers, nearly double the crew of the America, the nation's current largest liner.
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