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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
34
A business leader reflects on 1929 stock collapse and confirms he preferred real estate to stocks, noting bond shrinkage was severe. He argues worry harms health and mind, urges looking up as Wall Street shows hopeful signs despite losses.
A sprawling schedule lists CBS and various networks offering a mix of musical programs talk segments and theater features. Highlights include the Lone Smiths, Camel Quarter Hour, Memory Mists, and the Philharmonic broadcast from New York with the Royal Orchestra. Stations WOAI RAUC KO Theater of the Arts and more present a dense lineup of concerts comedies and instructional features throughout the afternoon and evening.
A radio schedule highlights Seabury discussing graft investigations at KTLA and Columbia Network at 10:10 p m. Irvin Cobb, famed for Tunny stories, returns at 8:30 p m on WOAL. Ro y Shield orchestra and Cadman selections feature, with Whiteman at 9 p m on WOAX network. John Quinlan joins Whiteman at 9 p m. Benny Rubin and Schwarswald's troupe perform at 9:30 p m on WOAT and National network. The American Legion auxiliary program airs at 9:15 p m on ETSA. A children oriented concert features the New York Philharmonic with a Ride of the Valkyries favorite and Fin e Folk tone poem, 10:20 p m on KTLA and Columbia network. Saturday.
The St Louis Southwestern Railway applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to issue 39,498,750 in general and refunding mortgage bonds to be pledged with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Proceeds would fund loans to refund outstanding debts including 20,727,750 of first consolidated mortgage 4 percent gold bonds due June 1 next.
Four San Antonians have accepted appointments in the organized reserves, announced by the War Department. Carey H. Rippeteau is commissioned captain in the cavalry reserve, Vernon H. Thomsey of 295 West White Street becomes second lieutenant air corps reserve, Joseph F.B. Copeland of 515 Morales Street is appointed first lieutenant medical reserve, and Lynn B. Carr of Kelly Field is second lieutenant quartermaster reserve.
A heart ailment killed two members of the same Fort Worth family within hours. Early Thursday night and Friday morning claimed son Leon Moore an architect, and shortly after his death his mother Fannie Moore aged 83 died in an adjoining room. The article notes prior heart disease in the family and references local light glassware ads.
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