Business Upturn Noted in No Western Cities
The Middlewest reports a broad uptick in activity across western cities with gains in durable goods, steel, shipbuilding, railways, and heavy industry. Travel, hotel patronage, and consumer demand show signs of life while credit terms loosen to spur purchases. Political and labor issues loom as business optimism grows, with President Roosevelt and other leaders attracting attention.
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Great Lakes
Ouse
Favorete Looik
Gag Rotel
Mien Itur
Tucker Triumphs in State Job Controversy
In Austin on February 3, Wall J. Tucker, executive secretary, won a civil services clash with the game, fish and oyster commission. The commission, which recently demanded his resignation, voted 3 to 3 to dismiss him, but an affirmative vote from the attorney general’s department preserved his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Austin
Wall J. Tucker
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Attorney Generals Department
Tec Cavalry
$50,000,000 Crop Fund Is Released
Washington reports a $50 million crop fund release amid Roosevelt era relief efforts. Government agencies have distributed billions in emergency aid over the past six years, with 1935 and 1944 totals shown. Treasury accounts update with January receipts and year totals, noting massive emergency expenditures and a debt decrease. Gold assets stand at $11.85 billion with $121.85 million in inactive gold.
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Washington
Fed
Roosevelt
Treasury Yostlion Washingigr
Treasury
Bross
Ander
Ray Noble Joins Comedians in Air Show Cast
Ray Noble joins Jean Arthur and Gary Cooper in a radio air show adaptation of Mr Deeds Goes to Town. Burns and Allen switch networks as Colmbin broadcast plans unfold. Radio dramatizations include Louisa May Alcott novel and educational program collaborations. Tonight’s schedule features Ellen Wilkinson speaking in America and a discussion on clarifying the Constitution by Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menwicker
Cary
Ray Kable
George” Boris
Gracie Allen
Burns
Allen
Mr. Deeds
Knight
Louisa M. Alvobl
Bet Ieayares
Ant
Wniterdl States Office of Education
Ellen C. Wilkinson
America
Calbia
Impressions of
ETSA
SIAD
Radio Programs and Recordings List by Stations and Artists
A dense listing of radio program schedules and recording notes featuring various stations such as lodars, WOAT, KARG, and others. Names include Adele, Jonpson, Ray Heatherton, Amos and Andy, and Roger Pryor. Items cite times, orchestras, studios, and pieces like Paper Moon, Serenades, and lively dance programs.
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Lesinn
Orpnin Atult
A. King
Lamcéford Records
Serenades
Mm. Krusa
Herbert Fuute
Rue Atrel Centaly
Bere Hada
Ray Heatherton
bas—Tiang
Hauc
Spars
Bors
RTSA
Marace Henit
Kgtt Herbig Helues Orch
Arts
Die Govern
Taput
Peacock Carel
Californian Dies of Crash Injuries in San Diego
Ragland a Texan visiting his mother near Castroville died of injuries from a single car crash. A companion Abercrombie reported the car overturned four times. Mrs Emil Mangold transported the rancher to Spain Rasa hospital.
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Ragland
San Diego
Clit
Spain Rasa
Sam Oday
Casitroville
Alvin
Abercrmubie
Marfa
Abercrmmbie
Cat
Abercrombie
Emil Mangold
Gastroville
Theft at Leo's lunch stand on 480 Fredericksburg
A thief entered Leo's lunch stand at 480 Fredericksburg on Sunday night and stole food and cash. Names and many words in the source are garbled, but the core event is a food and cash theft at the lunch stand. No further details on suspects or motive are available in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo's Place
Montag
Fredericksburg
Anya
Radio Programs for Tomorrow Tuesday Schedule
Readable fragments show a chaotic radio schedule with many names and times. The list includes Mushad Cloes, Richard Maxwell, Fress Radio News, Neil Head, Women of the World, and various music and talk segments. The content resembles a local station timetable with program titles, hosts, and sponsors interspersed with unclear garbled text.
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ATSA
Mushad
Tradio
Lunrhigon Mpah
Martine Rendeevou Sorning Li
Woae
Federal funds bill approved by appropriations committee
The appropriations committee approved the first regular appropriation bill of the new Congress totaling 1,046,197,143 for over 34 independent federal agencies for the fiscal year starting July 1. The measure increases the current year’s funding by 61,205,982 while trimming 5,950,000 in budget estimates. It includes 30,000,000 for the Home Owners Loan Corporation, 9,500,000 for FHA, 4,500,000 for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and 31,520,000 for the Rural Electrification Administration among other line items.
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Washington
Holga Appropriations Committee
Congress
Home Owners Loan Corporation
FHA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Public Works Administration
Stithsonian Ineshitets
Wendel Kidnapping Trial Postponed in Brooklyn
Brooklyn reports that the trial of three men charged with the kidnapping and assault of Paul H. B. Wendel, a former Trenloo HLI attorney, was postponed for one week. In Newark, dismissals of conspiracy pleas in the Lindbergh case against Ellis Parker and Burlington County detective chief Ellis Parker Jr were held valid by Federal Judge Guy L. Fake.
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Wendel
Brooklyn
Paul HB
Trenloo, Hli
Newark
Lindbergh
Elis Parker
Burlington County
Ellis Jr
Guy L. Fake
Paul H. Wendel
Austin Man Held After Slaying of Proprieter
In Austin on February 1 Wiley Conley Jr a Black man was held in jail after the slaying of proprietor Jim Poulos 40. Police say Poulos struck Conley after an argument over being ten minutes late to work and Conley fired or attacked in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Charsne
Wiley Conley Jr
Jim Poulos
Wies
Poulos
Conley
Mexican Plot Denied by Cabinet Official in Laredo
February 1 report from Laredo states Salayinina Cedillo secretary of agriculture in President Taviras Cardenas cabinet denied rumors linking Mexico to a planned overthrow. Cedillo said she is not involved and rejected claims of a revolutionary plot.
President's Bails Receives $4500 From Ticket Sales
L P Bishop reports $4500 collected from ticket sales at downtown hotels Saturday night. Amounts include 70 percent to the firemen and policemen pension fund and 3 percent to the Warm Springs foundation for infantile paralysis.
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Morehon
L. P. Bishop
Warm Springs Foundation
View of Selene and Radio Briefs on Air
Short Wave Monday presents a view of Selene and radio updates. The program lists include car specs and schedule notes with abbreviations, times, and station identifiers. Content is a snapshot of 2RO’s roster and local listings with mixed technical terms.
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Selene
Rse
Soma
Boston
Carsens Tapyan
Shriners Name Leaders for Wichita Falls Ceremonial
The All-State Shrine Ceremonial association elected officers at their Sunday meeting in Wichita Falls. Rather was chosen president, Winter Paulk of Wichita Falls was named vice-president, with other selections announced for the ceremonial planning and administration.
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Waco
Austin
Wichita Fall
Rather
Winter Paulk
Wichite Falls
San Antonio gossip and changes grid the town
San Antonio area notes report Miss N Miller at 159 Burr Rd with a crane of a sineing machine, old Pioneer magazine plans, new hotel staff moves at Rovett E Lee, gossip from The San Antonio Register and upcoming film road shows, with local social items and a rumor swirl calmed by investigation.
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PLN
Lewis
San Antonio
N. Miller
Burr Road
Charles T. Edmonds
U. 9. Marshal
Duhokis
Tony Peck
George Jambers
Pioneers Organization
Pioneer
We Sur Antons
Yvonne Young
Marion
Chadwell
Ann Anthony Gress
Tack Harwell
Alva
Oklahoma
Bieldon Hudson
Rovett E. Lee
Hudson
Sue Wenls
Aransas Fass
San Antonio Register
Texas
Ben Heght
Charle MacArthur
Seh
Wood
J. H. Mecoole
Ing
Binecallis
M. A. Donohir
Jon C. Metcalee
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Jie
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May
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Tay
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Sloan
Molols
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Gary Cooper
Jean Arthur
LUX Radio Theatre
Gegil 8
Demille
Cohunhis Network
Southern Pacific City Ticket
Gifre
Ais No
SS Mary's Jet Fished
Ciffirn
K. Cemmaree
Mmhone and
Wet
Ray Noble
Cooper
Hirater
Colombin
Jean Ar~ Yaur
Lodars
Ala
Adele
Morday
Arse Corps
Jonpson
Tilpreselona
Lata Fossum
AwRadig Theater
Rimmber
Orel
Community Lingiite
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SeMary
Pergosdd
Senge
Vexag
AUHO
Elaine Kolks
ILF
Hiosa
Roger Pryor
Gren
Carl Ravel
Oren
Woat—Gue' Arnheim
Ott News
Kid Lips Huckett
Orch
Liis
Ink Wason Gang
Studie
BC Magic Guild
Judy and
Jane
Peper Youns
Fa Parkins
Vic and
Sede
Nina
Chick Webb
Eamarniac
Tyma Glenn
Greanist CN
Gale Page
Singer
Texas Gualiy Network
Ron
Sehnol
Kenneth Cheaning
W. A. King
Leila Guerrard
Aumon
Glas
Shriners
Wichita Falls
Bexar
By Frank Lard
Wooghoek
J. M
Emea
Ivy
Pam
Buena BR
Ehattad
Crlal Offre
Vavin
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Bayer Itoatiat Ae
Bine Swith Ory Poweral Suron
Neocess
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