Jolson and Whiteman to headline radio special
The Friday afternoon broadcast on WOAI features Al Jolson and Paul Whiteman with Deems Taylor as host. Jolson plans songs from Footlight Parade and Born and Bred in Old Kentucky, backed by Whiteman’s orchestra, Ramona the Rhythm Boys and Peay Healy. The program marks a Dew series of one hour shows with special guests Amy Johnson Mollison and her husband in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jolson
Psum Whiteman
Deems Taylor
Jelson
Whiteman
Jolson
Olson
Kentucky
Voral
Ramona
The
Rhythm Boys
Peay Healy
Captaines Mollison
Amy Johnson
Lenoy Ross
Paul Whiteman
Dean of
Modern Music
Symphonic Dane
Jock Fulton
Ramonny Roy Bargy
Peggy Healy
al Dary
Rhythm Days
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Germ Kill
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a fast acting cure for itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema. It claims Nagralns tested medicines melt and soak quickly and kill every germ with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Radio And Theater Highlights From Bridgeport To CBS
Reading note details vaudeville acts in Bridgeport and dramatic plays by Columbia Dramatic Guild. Broadcasts include Ted Husing on CBS with Leon Belasco orchestra and Humming Birds, KTSA 8 30 PM. Other network programs Thursday evening feature ETSA Windy City review, Modern Male chorus, and Willard Robison among others.
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Eagar Allan Foe'a
Columbia Dramatic Guild
KTSA
Ted Husing
CBS
Leon Belasco
Orchestra
The
Humming Birds
ETSA
Windy City Review
Modern
Jj Mark Warnow
Willard Robison
Howard Barlow
Symphony Orchestra
Pri Hogan
Marlin
Cosa Loma
Mila
Johnny Hamp
Woat-Rady ‘Vallee
Amos
The Wages of Fame drama stars Helen Chnatepis
The American Weekly presents The Wages of Fame Thursday evening at 10 p.m. The story follows an artist’s model who climbs from obscurity to fame and falls again, with a dull-voiced but angelic Helen Chnatepis delivering a stellar performance and an adventuress-tinged second lead.
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Helen Chnate
Pis
Ibix
Maodel
ETSA
Insurance claims paid in San Antonio lead Texas totals
In 1932 insurance claims paid nationwide reached 401 817 751 dollars, with San Antonio ranking second in Texas at 3 409 000 dollars. Dallas led Texas with 5 844 000, Royston 4 600 000, Fort Worth 2 128 000. The list highlights large individual settlements including names and withhelds across the country.
Disarmament talk criticized by ex German official
Ex German minister derides disarmament talks as doomed while war planners and power groups profit. He argues that only a few nations favored peace sharing blame across Protestants Catholics and Jews, citing war’s ruin and urging unity to end hatred. Hopes for peace persist amid long war debts and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
the Light
Exminister
Russia
Turkey
Tice
Tur
M. Schlesinger
City Accepts Bid for Printing of Court Records
The city accepted a bid from the Freeman Print-Wit company on Thursday for $144 to print record blanks and other material for use in city court. The bid was the latest of several submitted bids for the job.
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Freeman Print- Wit Company
Police Chiefs Discuss New Methods in Crime Fight
Chicago, Aug 3 – Law enforcing agents worldwide gather to outline methods to unify police work and centralize power. Proposals urge one authority over agencies and prosecutors, state oversight, and coordination across city county and state lines to speed justice and curb crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Association of Chiefs of Police
Court Proceedings Open in Multiple Dallas Area Courts
A chaotic but readable list of new suits and actions across the Ninety Fourth and Justice of the Peace Courts. Cases include divorce filings Frank A. McRae v Catherine, Maris Dancer v Henry Dancer, Hickman v Jessa M. Stichman, and various debt, sworn account, and possession suits. Also notes peace bonds in State v Henry Garabass and traffic fines in the Corporation Court.
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Dudge W. S. Anutrson
New Mutta Miods
George Hopasl
Niadens Gull
Flordy America
Clara ‘Rubiola
Cuil
Bilott Jones
Lioyda America
Mda Camara
Calvin G. Wise
Wthel Horner
Tavlos Actu
Frank A. McRae
Catherine Wo
Maris
Henry Dancer
Hickman
Jessa M. Stichman
Frank Moore
Nernetmets
John F. Oulon
State of Texas
Henry Garabass
Educators
Cliskes
Haltom
Glen N
Domaines
THE
Peach Court
PLAC
Splin F. Union
Pag Rer
Tnisecount
Enorkien
Ae Anderson
Ethel Harper
Edge
Turner Ve
George Long Ettol
Middlebrook Lumber Company
Perring
Grosser
C. G. Galloway
Galvan
Tom Guim
Corforation Court
Phil Shook Jr
C. B. Kilpatrick
Johnson
Hichman
Rackiey
McCall “Garry
Clarence L. Hogler
Sask Jasper
Palit, How
gtd _McCormick
Helmer Actapterg
Cberweller
Han
Army Orders Washington D C Aug tev The list of transfers and building permits issued
Army orders from Washington DC list officers reassigned from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Riley and other posts including Fort Sam Houston and Hawaii. A separate city notice reports building permits for new construction and renovations totaling $8967, with individual properties and costs listed across Rosewood Avenue Thompson Street Houston Street Alamo Drive Crosby Wrenue North Osle Street Broadway and West Crale Place.
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Washington
D.C
Rosenham Beam
A. C
Leavenworth
Fort Riley
Joth
Bert Meson
Tismiltan Field
John W. Coffey
C. Th
Fort Leavenworth
Aberdeen
Ynground
Jamey H. Bush
G. M.C. Hawaii
Port Mason
Harry
Tivous
C. Paria
Fort Sam Houston
Frank W. MoKinney Je
Presidin
Monterey
Lawrence B. Schick
Ohio State
Laurence H. Tyawalee
CO. Pane
Fort HG. Wright
Taspectuo
EK Patterson
Ovattern
Rosewood Avenue
Tike Whitley
Thompson Street
Gunter
Hilale
Houston Street
Pearl J
Alamo Bailing” & “Pan Company
Garsse
Crosby Wrenue
North
Osle Street
New Roof
Aganier Treet
T. B Banking
West Crale Place
Chalkley
Jennize
Broadway
Three Room Dwell
First Ridge Admd Ed First Ridge Admd Ed
FIRST RIDGE ADMD ED ASBURY PARK N J Aug 3 The first round of the national challenge team of tour finals had at an entry halt this morning with four sections competing in its feature of one summer session of the seventh annual contract tournament run under the auspices of the American Bridge league In the first section Charles Deutsch Louis Krohenberger John A Sherman and Tuth W Sherman of New York took first place with 14 matches out of 24 A team from the Merguson club New York headed the list of the second section 34 was made up of Bers Robert Puller Dr Hetcy J Vogel Jack Weisman and Herbert US Goldsmith who scored 15 1 2 Section three produced as leaders H P Jaeger William McKenney BE M Gaddner and Ben Fell who scored the highest in the contest with 16 1 2 In the fourth section first place went to Edward Nix Mrs C A Bennet Jack Feagen and Witner Carey all Atlanta team with 12 1 3 matches
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Asbury Park
N. J
Tour Finls
Charles Deutsch
Louis Krohenberger
John A. Sherman
Tuth W. Sherman
New York
Merguson
Bers
Robert Puller
Hetcy J. Vogel
Jack Weisman
Herbert US. Goldsmith
H. P. Jaeger
William §. McKenney
BE. M. Gaddner
Ben Fell
Edward Nix
C. A. Bennet
Jack Feagen
Witner Carey
Atlanta
Sheriff Louis Wallace Dies in Lincoln County Shootout
Sheriff Louis Wallace of Lincoln County died in a local hospital after a shotgun accident during a pursuit of two car thieves. He was shot by a posse member in the ensuing gunfight last night following a high speed chase.
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Sheewf
Chandler
Louis Wallace
Lincoln County
Mondey
South Texas Livestock Producers Association chartered
Chartered to form the South Texas Livestock Producers Association with incorporators listed including H. J. Kokurnol Claude McGil Claude McCan Noles Campbell and Paul A. Mutey plus Anna R. Campbell Salinas Brewing Company San Antonio and Canisi stock 400000 with capital 5100000. Corporation details reflect a Corpus Christi San Antonio base and oil business interests including the Noles Campbell Oil Company and related incorporators.
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Austin
South Texas Livestock Producers Association
Corpus Christ
Wlock
H. i. Kokurnol
Claude McGil
Qaude McCan
Noles Campbell Oil Company
San Antonio
capital_ tonic
Canisi
Karl Hinese
Joseph “Naerelin
C. A. Haewalin
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McLean
Helen Wills Mooiy
Peggy Scriven
Ruby Keeler
Rehuberts
Whal
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Joseph W. Harriman
New York Federal Court
Bellevue Hospital
Rust
Landy Ross
Bridgeport
Conn
Frost National Bank
Frost Nations Bank
Andy
Insurance Claims Pail
Ile
San Antoni
National Under- Writer
Texas
United States
Dallas
Royston
Fort Worth
Canada
Bawia D. Allen
Newbern H. Browne
Paul Ingenhueth
Carl Li. Newton
James T. Coleman
Theodore Wisley Friedrich
George W. Haey
John B. Bates
Carroll B. Bassett
James D. Pulliam
Joshua K. Glarker
Dr. Murray Douglas
Robert B. Kelly
Lewis K. Berk
Julius Zelmanog
Phil F. Webster
Ponciano Pena
Withheld
James S. Steele
Nelson Lytle
2. M. Sands
Edwin Jacob Jener
William F. Guse
Marquis Delaylayette Briggs
George L. Mangold
Winton L. Reynolds
Daniel Sullivan
Simron Q. Muldrow
Jeff B. Boleyn
van Kincannon Bessanette
Alex Patlock
G. Y W. Melivaib
Charles Farnest Kirk
Hamilton P. Galmes
Ince Bustos
Charles Fred Bunker
William Martin
Ruten
Bl Dinstein
Open Forum
Adwriter
United States Recovery Adt Administration
United States Recovery Act Administration
Board of Education
Roosevelt
Joskesr
I Brothers
Dany
Momber
Dscuss
Jasee McCollum Borppit
New Autts
Marr C. Pasecit
Geuce T. Barth
Thirty-Sevantie District Court
J. Mi. Kpatrick
Enchy i. Y. Se
Timkennia
Jeous Thuven
Bete Nunn
Cele Hes
Penetausus G. Miller
Callaghan
I. Herdin
J. Palatka
Lavinniers
Lilian Fralzer
First Ridge
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Mirisa Il
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