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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
12
RTLA, the official San Antonio Light station, presents a Thursday lineup with Jack Hose performing a set of popular songs. Hesillo Locke hosts Memory Lane at 8, presenting a medley of tunes including Alabama Jubilee and Circus Day in Dixieland, along with several contemporary hits.
Radio Programs KTSA the official San Antonio station at 1290 kilocycles with 232.4 wavelength lists schedule for Thursday August 22 and Friday August 23 including news flashes music educational talks and baseball results. Other stations and times are listed with program blocks names and numbers, noting studio locations and contact Crockett 3842.
The midsummer carnival of the Catholic Danshlers of America opens at 5 pm Saturday in the St Marys Academy courtyard on College street. Booths music by the Knights of Columbus band and dancing by Lydia's class. The event runs through Sunday night with a poparity contest featuring Inez Quintinella Mariella Bobey and Ann Mary Kirk. Supper will be served both nights.
Scotland Yard captures Moland Baleman after a brutal assault on Philip Eaton a St Marks schoolteacher in Southboro Mass on August 19. Baleman described a two man attack with one man slashing with a razor before hospital admission. Police report unclear details from the suspect.
In Austin on August 22 the state board of education fixed a per capita scholastic apportionment of 17.50 for 140,009 Texas students. The automatic tax board will meet to finalize the state tax rate. Governor Moody says the 1030-31 apportionment cannot exceed 14.50 with the maximum levy under the constitutional limit.
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