Radio tale of early wireless set and broadcasts
A nostalgic piece recounts assembling a home built radio in a New Braunfels teacher’s parlor, the first audible broadcasts from WOAT and ETSA experiments, and upcoming programs including church services, the Bible highlights, and Irene Beasley’s Happy Time aimed at children and adults.
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J. H. Lean
Ark
Rato
New Braunfels
Adms
F. B. Till
First Presbyterian Church
Wll
WOAT
Woat Pleo
Trene Beasley
KTLA
Columbia Network
Irene Beasley
Comicrteis
Aduits
Miss Beasey
Roosevelt Talks of Power Issue in Campaign
Roosevelt outlines a power policy during a conference with Judson King of the National Popular Government League. The Democratic nominee plans a speech later this month to present his program for increasing electricity production.
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Roosevelt
Hyde
Judson King
Washington
National Popular Government League
ETHA
Ambitious Radio Schedule Highlights Big Airwave Lineup
A dense listing outlines an extensive Sunday radio schedule featuring Jay National, Columbia Broadcasting, and multiple hosts. Programs span orchestras, light comics, classical pieces, modern popular songs, religious features, and nightly variety shows across stations WH, KONO, WOAI, and more, with numerous time slots and program names noted.
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RIBA
Hilocschee
oBob Gkiles
Ne Gayaite Orchestra
MHS
Emery Weuisch
Aechentra
Unete
Armica Firat
Grealeet Vuios
Alt
Solumble Dramatle Laboratory
Bonga
Cathulle Bour W
Carterhilt Tron
Chean
Sanbéra Svehnates
David Lawrence
Pamil Yar Burin
Mooldman Burl
Bombay Biblel
Beth Pacher
Orzen Mule
Clannical Munte
USG
Or —Caton Beleeacardh
Jim Mavarick
Gur Lombardo Reconan
Jesnica Dexgonelte
Psanayl
Faplar Oreliratron
Ben Hernia Records
Patane of
Hinrk
sTohnny Hamp
Barwell Slelere Records
Opchpetvar
Midnieast Varioloa
Ponalar
Dramatic
Pinyare
Darca Snilele
Indicted for Lindbergh related ransom threats in New York
U S grand jury handed down first federal indictments in New York connected to the Lindbergh case. Frank Bowen and Daniel J. Oppenheimer are accused of writing threats to David Hartfield demanding $65000 under a ransom plan.
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New York
U. S. Grand Jury
Congress
Frank Bowen
Daniel J. Oppenheimer
Bowen
Oppenheimer
Witter
David Hartfield
22 Drowned When Fishing Boat Sinks
A Chinese fishing boat Barding mmack Azana sank off Balvora gland during a storm. Twenty two crew members perished while clinging to the hull and awaiting rescue as the Kowrel steamer arrived.
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Ingo
Spin
Insi
Twely
Balvora Gland
Military orders and revocations cited in Washington dispatch
A garbled Washington report lists various military orders and revocations affecting officers and camps, including references to Marmnilun G. Falke, George A Nugent, Major Paul, Tow Winton, Camp Edward Werle, and multiple units. The text names several locations such as Washington, Fort Woward, and Philippine theaters, with scattered abbreviations and unclear transitions.
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Washington
GSI
WU Ywuta
Alken & Pebke
Int
Dachson
Mona
W. Werle
Meas
Bilippines de Port
Yoo Nell Wold
Fore’ Bevons
Seers
Dawn Shute University
Pevokers
Edward Werle
Q. M4
de Pan
Breit QL
Yiilling
Philippiniy Té
G. Mead Fivet Touts
Alesander
Datuk
Dita
Fort Woward
Molubird “Ceonts Wilt & Co VW
Mudicon
Bork
Jolm J. Luscombe
Hplabird
Cheothen Kouteen
Cav
Hort Dyes
Chile
Cisque Academy
Savaked
Akenter
Myce
Apbounird
New Sark
Westman
Paris Nervous Over 3 Powers Leaving League of Nations
Paris circles amber rumors that Germany Italy and Japan may exit the League of Nations. With these nations holding permanent seats on the council their departure could erode the body leaving France and Britain as the sole remaining members. Tokyo has warned of action if the Lytton report fails to satisfy Japan, signaling possible U.S. abstention as well.
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Paris
League of Nations
Germany
Ttaly
Japud
League Council
Ienmie Ecole
France
Bylaln Wuld
Japan
Tokio
Lord
Lytton
Holiday for voting urged as national holiday
A four day United States Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Pasadena backed a resolution urging Congress to declare major election days as national holidays to boost public participation. The group supported veterans disability payments only for those with army service related injuries. Courtland Otis of New York was elected president, succeeding George Gimstead. Town and St Paul were named 1933 convention allies, with Howard Hayden of Dallas among ten vice presidents.
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Los Angeles
INS
Congress
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pasadena
Taok
Courtland Otis
Mayor Walker to Face Governor in Albany Hearing
Governor Roosevelt directs Mayor James J. Walker to Albany next Thursday at 2 30 PM to answer renewal charges from Samuel Seabury Hofstadter committee and William J Schieffelin. Attendant notes include related filings against Mark W Walk ee and references to a telegram text.
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New York
Aug. C
James J. Walker
Roosevelt
Albany
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Jamex Balliegan
Brooklyiy
Mark Walk ‘Ee
Finegan
Lohn
Seabury
William J. Schieffelin
Tax Collectors Cast Wide Net for Taxpayers List
U S collectors scan telephone and city directories and other sources to locate businesses subject to excise and misc taxes. Commissioner Burnet says hearings have been held on new revenue law provisions and penalties for nonpayment rise as forms are issued to manufacturers producers importers and others.
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Washington, D. C
Ang. G
Davie Burnet
Long Usls Hiad
Canadian Tariff Plan to Be Refused
Britain's delegation to the Imperial trade conference will tie down Premier Ro B Henneto's Canadian Tariff proposal, seen as a move aimed at striking a serious blow to United States trade. Informal group discussions disclosed the plan and its potential implications for debt and commerce.
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Ottawa
Great
Britain
Ro B Henneto
United States
W L Lewis Trial Date Set After Mistrial
Corpus Christi reports the trial of W L Lewis is scheduled for August 17 in Reverentville with Willacy County willacy county clerk authorized to attend. Lewis is charged with the fatal shooting of Paul Seiliff in a gun battle at Violet lash. His son Earl Lewis was fatally wounded, and Lewis’ prior trial here ended in a mistrial.
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W. L. Lewis
Corpus Christi
Reverenitville
Willacy County
Auruss
D. S. Paul
Lewis
Paul Seiliff
Violet
Violet Lash Reptember. At the Same Time, ‘His Son, B. Earl Lewis
Jeariler Trink
Rayburn Sees Bipartisan Support For Roosevelt Campaign
In Washington over the weekend Representative Rayburn of Texas said Republicans and Independents are flocking to the Roosevelt banner. He noted the Roosevelt Garner campaign is being organized rapidly and that the Democratic platform has evoked strong popular response from Democrats and others.
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Washington
D.C
Roosevelt
Rayburn
Texas
New York
Lekeb
Fady-isevarad DG FALSE TEETH ad
Unclear fragmentary notice mentions a false teeth product and drugstores Summers Drug Stores and Vany gnot drug store. The readable text hints at improved power, sprinkles, and a pasty taste but lacks coherent facts or verifiable details about a real event or product.
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Waser
Guiney
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Lewisohn Stadium
ETSA
New York Philharmonic Symphiony Society Orchestra
Albert Coates
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Tschaikovsky
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Columbia Dramatic Laboratory
ETLA
Edwin
Jay National Srondes Ig Ubain
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Vox de Ig Mann
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Kono—Trig Halneset
Syaiphonte
Beverly Ladgen
Bag
Sacred Neagran
Mies
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Negre
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Ryart Allen
Vian
Klinexelen
Columbis
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Midland
Junnybonern
Gary
Hreaktaal Brevitien
Elba
Clara
Lou
Gunter
Gonter
Kellers
Musico
Bernie Bech
KMAC
Brighterswalle
m—Havsne Caslin Orchestra
Gquy Vombardo
Red McKensie
Bennie Krueger
Jacauen Renard
Bronrim
Jesna Graminns
Kwlocseles
Marlow
Speet “Blenders
Galamarley
Wark Bookman
ra—Baudin
Ald
Melein Winters
Em Rualy Ail Rasiuis
David Grittin
Nancy Garner
John Nance Garner
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Mary Low
Crockett 2400
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