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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1930
Page
5
Federal investigators joined Chicago authorities in probing a bombing aboard the Material Service barge S400000, as two men were believed dying and five others seriously wounded in the blast near Chicago.
Captain Harvey Shellon hosts an air menu program on KTSA from BJU Lay with Harold Scherwitz directing. University of Missouri songs, Guy Lombardo, and The Royal Canadians perform, with operatic pieces and selections by Robert Durng rule Auartee and The Lady In the Bake. Separate programs feature Ingram Shavers over WOAI, NAC Mayrlag chesses with Miss Lyons, Victor Young's orchestra, and the Brigadiera quartet. A Stromberg-Carleay program with Eminees and Gen ren Matas family party includes songs by Mayor James J. Walker. An Empire Hunters sketch and a ring-along robbery plot appear on NRG at 9:30.
An incident at a maritime location ends with a seaman shot after a burglar alarm misfired. Detey Lenderseharn, identified as a captain, forced entry, collapsing on the floor with serious leg injuries deemed caused by the alarm rigging. Residents fear further danger amid the malfunction.
Industrial workers and deck crews faced wage reductions today as government sablaries were slashed. The measure mirrors Mussolini's 42 percent cut announced for government employee salaries, signaling broad austerity across sectors.
A chaotic schedule lists multiple orchestras and programs on KTSA channel with Times from 7:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. including Goldkette, Lombardo, and Scheravitz bands, along with various music and variety acts. Names include Cecil ani Haliy, Gunter orchestra, and Amos n’ Andy appearances.
Captain Warsey Shelton is slated as guest and speaker on the Sporttights program airing at 6 30 a m Monday on KTSA tonight station WOAL 11900 kilocycles with a breakfast Brevilles segment and early morning schedules including Yunker Early Bird MILG and Cheerio. The lineup features various broadcasts from London to Wales and a presidential message to Congress with orchestra performances and a noon luncheon concert.
A fragmented listing outlines music events and programs across several venues. It mentions concerts and intercity road reports, with references to a piano organ recital and various departments publicizing schedule details and program times.
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Longworth admonished Representative Garner to endure medicine and stand up to politics in sharp exchanges during sessions marking the first post election meeting. The exchange included jibes about strength and endurance as Garner faced political pressure.
In Argentina, the San duo river floods threaten Northeastern farms as homes in the flood zone rise. Authorities have evacuated all women and children from the affected area as Ferntina and San Juan provinces deal with the escalating water threat.
A plan titled prosperity loan or prosperity fund is urged in Congress to tackle unemployment nationwide. The announcement was made in Bernice and signals a broad effort to improve employment conditions through a countrywide program.
MADRID December 1 The Spanish Minister criticizes army rule urging King Alfonso to restore the will of the people amid tensions. The brief report notes political strain and calls for reform within the government structure.
Washington December 1 The radio commission proposes a reform allowing courts to give minor offenders a four week period of silence to reflect and settle matters. The commission forwarded its report to Congress detailing the plan as a practical remedy for restive broadcasters under current law.
President Herbert Hoover will address Congress in a radio broadcast heard locally on WOAT from 11:30 Tuesday morning. William Tyler Page, clerk in the House, will vend the message from Washington, with a National network broadcast. The report notes that many infractions do not warrant revocation.
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