Network program changes disrupt audience plans
Radio editor laments last minute shifts by networks as they substitute shows. Dickson returns to KTBA with Out-of-Doors at 7 45 Saturday morning, while Irvin Cobb brightens WOAT 1 30 offjock. Alice Joy sings Moon songs at 6 15 over WOAT, with Downey and Wons on ETSA CBSA at 6 30.
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Con Junction
Jhather Crayford
E Networks
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Columbia
Ers Dickson
San Antonio
Amber of Columbia
KTBA
Dickyou
Irvin
Cobb
NBC
Uhis
WOAT
Edna Kellogg
Solprano
Kalman
Alice Jay
Morton Downey
Tony Wons
ETSA
CBSA
Alice Joy
Paul van Loan
L. A. Downs
Tinois Central
B. K. Anderson Jr
Chase National Bank
Otis F. Glenn
Timoi
Corn Belt Dailies
Artes Dickson
KTLA
CBS
Peru Relay Carnival at Franklin Field
Radio announcer covers a 45 minute program from Franklin Field Philadelphia starting 1 pm Saturday on KTSA detailing the Peru relay carnival and related intercollegiate relays with a preview of earlier events and a sprawling lineup of sports features and guests across stations and programs.
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Franklin Field
Philadelphia
KTSA
Bond Is Fixed in Ex Convict Slaying
Wal der B May, 49, railroad worker, posted 1500 bail after being charged with the murder of H B Crowder, 42, a former convict. May claimed self defense, saying Crowder had attacked him after Crowder allegedly caused him financial loss by defaulting on notes.
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Walder B. May
H. B. Crowder
May
Dallas Negro Sentenced to 89 Years for Attack Case
Clarence Elmons, a Black man, was condemned to 89 years in the state penitentiary after being convicted of attacking a white woman who testified for the state. He claimed an alibi and a claimed confession signed after threats, but state witnesses rebutted and testified the confession was voluntary.
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Dallas
Clarence Elmons
State
Man Drugged by Woman Robs Installer at Woodlawn Exchange
A Western Electric installer from the Woodlawn exchange reported to police Friday that a woman he met Thursday night drugged him with a drink from her bottle and robbed him of his watch, automobile, and 35. He awoke to find her and his belongings gone. He had met the woman the prior evening and she urged him to drink.
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H. C. Buster
East Whittier Street
Western Electric
Woodlawn Exchange
Chicago plans drastic retrenchment budget
Chicago moves to save money under a $15,457,740 cut from 1931. The plan, backed by Mayor Anton J. Cermak, abolishes sick leaves and vacations, requires one month without pay for all city workers, caps per diem staff at five days a week, docks four days monthly, and ends maintenance allowances on privately owned cars. It is described as the most drastic measure by a Chicago governing body.
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Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Crops Hurt Little by Volcanic Ash in Argentina
Buenos Aires April 23 The ministry of agriculture reports the heavy ash fall from Andean eruptions had little impact on cultivated fields, only slightly retarding crops and causing minimal damage across Argentina.
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Buenos
Three Democratic Factions Compete for California Primary
In Ban Francisco on April 29 17 leaders of three Democratic factions seek victory in the upcoming presidential primary. James Roosevelt arrives to campaign for his father Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York. They face assaults from camps of John N Garner of Texas and Alfred E Smith whose forces aim to win California 44 votes at the national convention.
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California
Ban Francisco
James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
John N. Garner
Texas
Alfred &. Smith
Foot and Mouth Disease Quarantine Hits Orange County
BAGRAMENTO Calif April 20 An outbreak of foot and mouth disease led to a four square mile quarantine in Orange county Officials said 7500 hogs had been destroyed to check the disease and prevent spread.
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Bagramento
Calif
Orange County
Boy Falls Into Boiling Water In Dallas
James Fivonard Lynch seven year old son of Mr and Mrs N H Lynch was in critical condition in a Dallas hospital after sustaining burns from falling into a tub of boiling water yesterday afternoon authorities said the accident occurred at the family home.
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Dallas
James Fivonard Lynch
N. H. Lynch
Trans Atlantic Flight Hope Tests in Newark
Havana April 29 Reichers of Arlington New Jersey tested a plane for a planned summer trans Atlantic hop from Newark to Paris via Harbor Grace Newfoundland arriving from Montreal after a 9 hour 3 minute non stop flight covering 1786 miles with 470 gallons of fuel.
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Reichers
Arlington
New Jersey
Newark
Paris
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Montreal
Canada
Ireland
Couple Marry in Jail After Passport Refusal
Barbara Budz, 20, fled Montreal to join her true love Edward Scarra in New York. Spotted by authorities for lacking a passport they wed in jail after returning from Montreal, where Scarra had been jailed for fighting police.
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Albany
N.Y
Barbara Budz
Montreal
New York
Edward Scarra
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