Ground Hog to Emerge Monday in San Antonio Weather Talk
A San Antonio forecast discusses whether the groundhog will appear Monday and predict an early spring. Weather officials warn that clouds or sun could shape the outcome, with local superstition about warm winter and cold spring.
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Man Wounded by Gunshot From Passing Vehicle
A man was wounded by a gunshot fired from a passing vehicle near St. Ludwig Road in Latin while riding with Alejandra Peralta of 1747 West Ashby Place. He arrived at Robert Tt hospital Saturday with a wound to his right shoulder. Police investigated the incident as a shooting along the rural road.
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Sunday Light Radio Schedule Highlights Music and Talks
Uncle Bob hosts a late morning comics segment while Dob Skiles conducts an orchestra at 8:00. Sir Edward German’s suite orbits Shakespeare with the Canadian Grenadier Guards in a Montreal concert over KPSA and Columbia network at 12:17 a.m. A Paraguayan program features songs from the Conclave of Nations with Lou Fablo M. Vostran in Washington and Channon Sollinge directing Lord's Prayer with Arotchain off. The Cathedral Orchestra and chorus perform at 2 p.m. over RSA Columbia. Dr Leonard W. Haggard presents Devils Drugs and Doctors at 7 p.m. on KIESA and Gsi Sumbin with Spanuth Latin-American tunes by Vincent Serey and Tio Guizar. A desert drama Aresbessuc debuts over ETLA at 4 p.m. Georges Miquelle plays Camille Saint Saens Le Swan with Detroit Symphony on Columbia at 1:30 p.m. }
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RSA
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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Muriel Myert Kyle
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Joe Nile
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Frazier Gant Boasts War Correspondent Career
Frazier Gant, famed war correspondent and Cosmopolitan contributing editor, recounts decades of history. He covered France in 1918, the North Russian and Siberian expeditions, and Soviet Russia, earning honors including the Japanese San Medal. He has interviewed Gandhi, Sun Yat Sen, Mustafa Kemal, Pancho Villa, and many world figures.
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India
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Mustafa Kemal
Turkey
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Hamlit Pancha Villa
México
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Primo de Rivera
Michael
Rumania
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White House
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Amazons Origin Talk by Dr. Vizetelly in New York
Dr. Prank Vizetelly, renowned lexicographer, discusses the Amazons in a talk titled The Amazons Who Were They in Adventures in Words. The lecture, set for next Thursday evening at 4453p. m., will explore ancient tales of women warriors across the Black Sea region, Ethiopia, Ionia, and Italy, noting debates among historians about whether such a people existed as a distinct gendered race.
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Sermon Critique On Amos n Andy Radio Program
A church bulletin from Triotty Methwlist Episcopal church Salisbury Ald criticizes the Amos n Andy radio program. It urges congregations to seek wholesome moral lessons and questions the nightly program's suitability for the church audience.
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Kelly Field Fliers Return Home After Training Flights
A Kelly Field pursuit group led by Captain John Cannon and Major Minj F. L. Martin returned to Kelly Field from El Paso after six days of cross country flights. The mission involved 18 airplanes with observation and training flights to Brownsville Galveston Muskogee Fort Sill and El Paso. Weather caused delays but the group reached home Saturday afternoon.
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Rylander Granted Leave of Absence for Philippine Duty
Capt. Carl M. Stylander of the medical corps at Fort Sam Houston is granted a leave of absence beginning April 4 for one month and twenty four days. Upon expiration he will sail from San Francisco to the Philippine Islands.
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Columbia Studies Total Hours Of Radio Listening
A study of a single hyper radio fan shows he would hear about 6843 hours of Columbia broadcasts in a year. Music dominates with 4815 hours and 2024 hours of non music. genres include popular, classic, semi classic, novelty and natural music. Programs split across daily and weekly schedules, revealing educational and air time trends.
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Columbia
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Airic
Drama Laboratory Interesting Place
A faded notice describes a drama laboratory or workshop held on Wednesday nights at a local venue. It mentions a sequence of participants, a theater setting, and a request for interest or attendance, with unclear names and dates due to the damaged print.
Lowell Thomas Signs His Letters Mystery Text
Fragmentary notes describe Lowell Thomas signing letters and an unclear scene with references to a fleet and a guide. The garbled OCR hints at correspondence and a mysterious writer in a wakeful context, but details remain indecipherable.
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Bands Sign Up For Radio Broadcasts Across Nation
More than 200 concerts by America’s three leading service bands the Marine Navy and Army will be heard nationwide under NBC arrangements through September 1931. Seven concerts weekly except weekends with two on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Over 250 musicians in the ensembles. Marine band broadcast three times weekly, Navy twice, Army twice, totaling four and three quarter hours weekly on NBC networks.
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Military Bands Schedule For Week At Washington
NBC networks list Marine Army and Navy bands performing Tuesday through Friday at 10 to 11 am 9 to 0 80 pm and 3:15 to dp with venues at headquarter Washington barracks. Capt Taylor Brunsum Capt William J Stannard and Lieut Charles Benter led negotiations. Bands recently returned from tour.
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William J. Stannard
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Charles Benter
Palmer War Talks Go on New Network
Palmer war talks continue as the monthly series titled War by war correspondent Corporal Frederick Palmer moves from NIWEWEAF to a new network led by Winsboroer. The talks use material from Newton D. Baker files and comment on a Greek linguistic myth about Amazons, reflecting philological questions.
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