Variety Radio Listings Echo A-List Night Programs
Local listings reveal a dense schedule of radio broadcasts across stations including WOAI KABC KONG and KMJ. Programs feature orchestras tal ent shows vaudeville acts and sports reports with segments like News by Alt Press and World Series coverage.
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GTSA
Press Orch
Fred Waring
Bisu
Moore
Pulten Lewis
Kono Sveing
Lewis
Typ
Davis
WoAy
Jeanny
KABC
Ned Inndarm
Martan Gould
Oreh
RMAG
Geret
Troubadors
Stos P.M. Etsa—We
the People
Rob Crosby
Woai—Bal Iin
Tomorrow's Programs Morning Radio Schedule
Daily broadcast grid lists 6 to 7 AM programs including religious music, talks, and weather. Notable items feature WVALP and KTRA listings with various hosts, times, and segments such as Sunrise Serenade and Morning Magazine, plus specific station call letters and program titles.
Antipoll tax talk drives drive opened by Dr Long
Dr Long leads ante poll tax talks as a statewide drive begins. Georke Raft and Walter O'Kerle are among speakers in New York and San Antonio broadcasts discussing proposed reform. The aim is to replace poll tax with a registration system and eliminate poll taxes.
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Colin
San Antonio
Tureday
Cowel
Beatification Ceremonies Set by Vatican Figures
Fragmented report notes planned beatification ceremonies in Rome with references to church figures and orders. The text fills with garbled names and unclear details about dates and participants, indicating a Vatican context and religious proceedings.
Poultry and Produce Markets Highlight City News
A chaotic OCR page from New York and Chicago markets shows poultry and produce listings, prices, and vendors. It mentions brokers, crates, and various items with scattered figures and place names, including Chicago and Savannah, reflecting a busy trade mood and local commerce.
Cotton Meet to Address Boll Worm Threat in Rio Grande Valley
State and Valley leaders gather in San Antonio to plan against the pink bollworm. A Thursday meeting in the Gunter Hotel will set points opposing zone designation for the Valley and seek federal aid for eradication.
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San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Gunter
Harlingert
J. M. del Curto
Austin
Mt Aul
Ban Perro Playhouse
Washington, D. C
Rhiel ‘Fot Tre Buresse
Heathe
Beertsny County
Mexico
Strong
Lower Valley Picks Head of Delegation
Jin Ward of San Benito chosen to head the Lower Rio Grande valley cotton growers delegation for all-South hearings on a federal infestation plan. Government subsidies may fund enforcement in exchange for compliance, with growers noting rising losses and currency of aid amid pest concerns.
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Harlingen
Dev
Jin
San Benito
Rio Grande Valley
San Acoh
Ferg
Tim Catton
Athena
Gaya Sina Sun
Rendy
Cotton Markets in a Turbulent Trading Session
The cotton market opened steady with volatile moves as buyers in Bombay and Liverpool pushed futures to the daily limit. Dealers reported heavy activity in New Orleans and Bombay brokerages amid foreign interest and late-year roll considerations.
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Colton Ffines
Tle Trade Land Commission
Liverpool
Oahory
Bombay
Alexand
Lesether
New Orleans
Drink Sale Drive Detailed Obituary Gomez Musquis
Gomez Musquis 39 of Elgin and longtime San Antonio area resident dies. Funeral services held at Tom Riche chapel with Rev Manuel i, officiating. Survivors include widow, daughter, mother, three brothers, three sisters. Police and fire officials note enforcement efforts linked to license changes and cooperation with rural police.
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tetore/ Sa
Marla Musquiz
Daugster
Prulina Musquiz
Mire Paxton
Palma Musquia
Moses
Jose
Stephen Musaulay
Auss
Cecelia Musaquiz
Dolores Grotia
Craton
Cotton Crop Report From Atascosa County 1933 Summary
A censis report by the United States department of commerce shows Atascosa County ginning totals for 1933. Special agent Frank A Tudgus notes that 1999 bales were ginned in Marcosa county prior to December, with earlier figures indicating 347 bales for the year.
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United States Department of Commerce
Marcosa
Fiank A. Tudgus
Tattoo Daniel Dota Arm Infection Report
Daniel Dota, 44, of 523 South Flores Street, is hospitalized with an arm infection that may threaten his performance. He was treated at a local medical facility, and attendants report ongoing care and concern for his condition.
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Daniel Dota
South Flores Street
Aupne
Youths Tire-Deflation Incident Reported in 300 Block Area
Deputy sheriffs investigated a tire deflation incident in the 300 block area along White Ayrhug, with suspects and motives unclear due to garbled text. No clear names, dates, or organizations could be confirmed from the readable lines.
Market Report Mixes Tangled Word Errors and Names
A garbled stock market summary from York references many firms and figures, listing Milnes, Gus Micke, Reekers, and G38 among others amid unclear context. The piece mentions spring outlook, tax purangea, and several city names, with a stream of misread names and numbers complicating comprehension.
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York
Milnes
Steeda
Vail
Aue
Hove
Gus Micke
Reekers
Dater
Spoene
Port Nevumeen
Sten
Hecho
Ghevalia
N.Y
Sankerg Ralleny
Montggomery
Toeinak
Woolworth
Vie Cheusdeat
Lienert
Sperry
Pielp
Dade
Reineger
Behameen
See Hin wn Buniage Light Tool
Fragmentary OCR文本 shows a local item mentioning a light, a tool, and a group or place named Hin wn Buniage. No clear event, date, or participants readable. Summarization limited by illegibility. captures only identifiable nouns without verifiable actions.
Obituary notices for Reich and Stay families in San Antonio area
Obituary notices list Mrs Emina A Reich of San Antonio and Lavernia with burial at Mission Park after services at Riebe chapel led by Rev. A. P. Wells. Survivors include husband Ernest Reich, son Ernest Jr. of Washington DC, three daughters and numerous relatives across San Antonio and nearby towns. Another memorial mentions Lavernia and San Antonio residents with services by Rev. Mle Fruck and burial in Lavernia, highlighting Alex Stay and extended family ties.
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Emina A Reich
South Flores Street
Guadalupe County
San Antolin
Riebe Chapel
Wednnesday
A. P. Wells
Agy
Mission Park
Ernest
Reich
Ernest Jr
Washington, D.C
P. Eemple
RG. Wernitte
O. G. Rovwit
Frank
Otto Ant Valentine Keepy
Jouy Sates
Louis Barkieger
Luvarniv
Hernan Leta
Farshan
Karl
Emus Steey
Tate Avenna
Laverna
Reicent
San Antonio
Powveral Sry
Ricby
Olartes
Edward Dicckow
Lavernit
Az Ia
Elsie Lenz
Lavertila
Elks Assist with Christmastide Ushers and Volunteers
Elks volunteers helped usher crowds at a Christmas party and ball held at the Mie Wiehval auditorium and nearby halls. Members assisted with crowd control and spreading cheer for orphan companions, following a regular meeting of Hiekles Wolte and a visit from Dallas lodge representatives.
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Elks
Angue JW
Mecenbury
Hiekles
Yislota Mouston
Dallae
Smet
San Antonio
Ledey
AL Covermanley
Linenorathy
Voler
Lenny C. Warner
Wiel O
Haataran
France
Dallas Lodge
Was & Visitoy
Terrell Hills Gets Police Squad Car
Terrell Hills receives a police squad car amid a push for modern equipment. J. Th Battle, a Vestilture patter fare member, notes the two way radio aids trainsiter Andchtne BID in keeping Keeplin suburb safe. Classified ads offer funding via Lie firms.
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Terrell Hills
Terrell Js
Betus
J. Th Battle
Vestilture
Willon
Ban Aiton
Keeplin
Arizona Will Take Maan Arizona Will Take Maan
Governor Ben Jones said Arizona would attempt to return Bruno Len Hanks, an insane asylum fugitive, from Texas. Legal and financial hurdles may block the plan. If Hank refuses to go, the state could be stuck. he has escaped multiple times and faces no active charges due to expired criminal counts.
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Phoents
Ariz
Ben Jones
Arizona
Bruno Len Hanks
Pasa
Texas
Hanks
Jones
Louisians
EL Paso
Hank
Rod
Tucson
Anna
Grain Market Sees Weak Support Amid Worms and Drought
In Chicago trading, grain prices drift with limited buy interest as widespread worm damage and drought fears temper new demand. Wheat futures fall after a brief rally while nearby deliveries in Buenos Aires weaken prices, signaling south American demand plays a key role. Corn and oats show minimal change as drought pressure lingers in the northwest and Canadian supplies provide some counterbalance.
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Chicago
Willy
Staal
Apa
Tone de Banos
Mes
Ryan
Jdry Weatier
Wool Market Notes and Trading Tangles
Fragmentary market notes show wool sales and pricing discussed amid unclear figures. Mentions of buyers, sellers, and uncertain demand hint at price shifts and regional activity without concrete totals.
30 Days in Jail for Tire Theft
A local court docket notes a tire theft case against C. F. Bratt New York, with a suspect Perkins M raly ye Wy A807. The record shows a 20 to 30 day sentence and mentions shoplifted items and store convictions, including Sears Roebuck and various goods.
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Perkibs
Holdtow
Nawiity Daily
Juege
Mabe Ehews I Cuniby
Puillty
C. F. Bratt- New Vonw
Sears-Roebuck
York
Pre
Pers
Taslimeny
Perkins
Tin’ Renaye
Fenutic
Teavy
TB Hos
Texel St
Anthony
Fort Worth Livestock Market Mixed Cattle and Sheep Activity
Fort Worth and Chicago livestock markets report varied demand. Cattle and calves show receipts around 900 and 2300 respectively with prices ranging and market steady to higher on certain classes. Sheep and hog offerings with slower trading and modest gains in some categories.
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San Antonio
FednrabSime
Arly
Atéaty Ty
Arouna
Lamba Sawol Alendy
Fort Worth Tavestoch
Fort Worth
Buteldra
Saory Lambs
Chicago
Des
Seal Tak Sethi
Cholea
Shone Wlvady
Wien
Mvontty
Chile
Bedlers Warerions Merce
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Bresent
Homer
Erro Walthn
Fuller
Bueran
Newteast
Mick Hilding
Faday
Emarssineror
Gauchos
Harlem Bereneks
Bing
Nent
Siebraham Brive
Bob Hore
Walter
Samphontiuer
Andy
Timtiny Wines
Hay
Orch
I— News
Hay Herlock
George Hamidon
Gus Arn
WMAC
Ian_ Garber
Tun IL
Busa
Ny Farin Teynelds
Ice
Suddy Revers
Oren
Vrshy Air
Hivoher
Connie James
Orel Resdtand
RsNc
Ereret
Tommy Bortey
RMAC
Blue Beran
ML Rude Mers
Sien Get
Coltambia
Broadcasting System (M
Moliel Broadcasting Syste Wational Broadcasting Co
Texas State Network
Texas Quality Network
Lane Star Chain
RTSA
Worman
Bell Read
Marc—Neux
Ratha Henorter
Wiley and Gene
Gracdme Travels Co
Marica
Market Barket
ATSK
Noel
Alare
Hong
Opkins Lalarriea
Gall Northe
Restrata
MTOM
Whai
Leona Bender
S—Studio
Wayne van Dyne
Giavine Lint
Ec—Mornine Msizale
Buckeye Four
Kore Pit
Gary
Jal
Ane
Sineia
Sam
Fann
Stilwig
Dr. Malang
Fhem
Heme
Alen
Stacia
My Son
Judy
Dane
Bens Kent
Reputer
Roam
Raster Univerity
RYSA
Crorpin Fy Beer
Psion
Plory Woods
Georke Raft
Serren Sary
Bighy
Patty Prosrem
Walter O'Kerle
Celumbit
Péirin H
Long
KTSA
New York
Vaticanity
Dec
Rose Duchesne
Belpen
Essauasi
Sisters of the Secret
Jehny
Ued States
Congregation of Tete
Mage Pius XV
Elise
Adrticles
Singin
Sa, Cora-Cala Notéling Co
City News
Edster
Lehisnger
Eska
Fuente
Tirete
Peck Medidea
Mearby
Rearby
Mid-Wester
Pacific
MMTV
Miss Slouis
Plaza Hotel
Cauicagh Lotatalen
Cincago
G. A BR
Jira
Dom
Thuiwlay
Hignland Smacked Wn Iad Teusretive: ‘Park
Bullémng
Mfrs
Paty
Giliam
Anhouseceh Dade
Nebpanka
Nation Arson SA
Aneay
Washes
Tor Muedy
Sans Antonio
Reserve Oficers' Association
Ay Rop. m
Jhesday
Gunter Netal
Vilarie
Los Angeles Heights
Townsend Club
IAI Edison
Brive
ALP A
Tuasding
Lou
Tincagh
Poultry Va
Naval Brocks
Savanhan
Gffeunen
Lower Valley
Qottox
Witarea
Maren Weniaied
Warkraphers
Bur
Fiat
Vila
Aline
Daar
Poiegn
Nisin
Eachanne
Sain
Ain
Deltars
Athens
Great Britain
eaMin
Camada
Montecar
ARAM
Tamiin
Marneed
Fenergy
Peteinnn
Ben Vonnenarks
Finkel
Atascosa County
The
Tory
Fran Striker
Stan
Caristouy
Pny
Maan
Basantung
Eharuze Gorn
Qatar
Wool Markets
Tirtin
Poston
Ine
Hana
Marty
Ike
ST. Vaies
Ap-Usdas
Enives
Athcraft
Etre Lane
Alendty
Hutcher Yearning
Altiourte
Stacker
Keedee
Kansas City
Mwansam City
Ato
Apos Dai
Onas
Anon
BeAven
Elrady
Taler Iran
Souris
Kaliine
Elie
Anonin
Kond Reade
Ehales
Kansas
Montly
Westers
Tawar
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