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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1930
Page
10
Lisbon reports a three day storm sweep across Northern Portugal damaging villages near Loures and Parrira do Campo. Churches and railway infrastructure suffered severest harm while thousands of olive trees were uprooted and several peasants injured. Real estate ads promise profit.
April 25 news item from NONTON Moose reports volunteers at Wheaton College fire department, led by Constance Campbell of Grand Rapids, Michigan, fought a broken truck and delayed response while the girls moved a large piano from the second story safely.
A broad radio lineup Friday features the Southern Pacific Houston band under J J Maughs on KTLA at 7 pm, with Cecil and Sally skits on T3459p i H. Columbia and KTSA present “As the Sign of the Green and White” at 9 pm, and John Seagle Phyllis Bennett and others perform across NBC network and NRCG chain with diverse music, comedy, and dramatic pieces throughout the evening.
Fragmented broadcast schedule notes numerous radio programs, stations, and times. Lists Andy, David Mendoza, and other acts with assorted shows from Friday to Sunday. Mentions KTSA San Antonio Light, 1290 frequency, Plaza hotel studios, and a long lineup of music, news, and entertainment segments across multiple stations.
Mrs. Hoover, ill with a cold and back pain, receives visitors in Washington. A group of Girl Scouts from Glendale arrive and report she laughs and talks with them for about 15 minutes in muted spirits.
London April 25 A barber in Britain refuses to bob hair because he thinks the Bible forbids it. Take this as a quote from Corinthians: If a woman have long hair it is glory to her.
A 12 year old farm boy was sentenced to two years in prison after conviction in Bloomfield Circuit Court for the December 11 killing of his 14 year old brother Elmer. The jury deliberated only minutes and the boy was described as too young to grasp the verdict.
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