Radio Programs Schedule With Various Stations Listed
A dense listing of radio programming across stations including KABC WOAI and others, detailing time blocks from 6 PM through midnight. Shows include Benet, The Mighty Show, Parade T, Jam Session, News By Air, and various orchestras, with multiple hosts and segments across networks and local stations.
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Kysa
Bill Bob
Ralury Benet
Jenna ‘Raninsitts
Dick Trac
Saab
Jack Armatrone
KABC
Snowy
The
Dane
Scotta
Troubadirs
Toor M
Renny Gooden
WOANC
Suri
Fibbes Maree
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Listing With Various Stations
A dense OCR fragment lists morning to evening programs across radio stations WOAI KTSA and BARC. It mentions shows, newscasts, music, talk, and special segments with numerous time stamps and program titles scattered, including Cowboys coverage and several entertainers. The text is a scrambled schedule of broadcasts and does not form a coherent single event or narrative.
Radio and TV Highlights From Tuesday Broadcast Schedule
A rundown of upcoming broadcasts lists Roosevelt's message to 25 and P. The new compress will air over a system channel, with Bob Trent conducting interviews with Congress members. Tonight features Mary Boland and others in a 2s program with Al Jolson, Robany Mercer, and pianist Meade. Bob Hope guest spots are noted, plus Lewis Deschler appears as a guest on a special American Solvable of the Air program.
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Roosevelt
25 & P
C. B
Touurrow Fie Ueb
RTEA
Bob Trent
Mary Boland
Mim
Stag
Tutadae
Bree
Omorrea
Lewis Deschler
House of Teprt
Moscow
Sentatives
Solyavl
Openecion
Emngress
KTSA
Brig
Marion Wallace Dies in Oklahoma After Accident
Marion Wallace 64 former president of the Southern Maqual Life Insurance Company died in a hospital from an accident wound suffered Saturday when a rule discharged as he was taking it out of a vehicle. Wallace was born in Texas and lived there until moving to Oklahoma in 1825. He was a sheriff of Yaling county, Texas, for three terms and engaged in calling Tuneh ing en. Miles Bulger 61 a Kansas City man associated with the old Bemarntis group died in polo.
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Marion Wallace
Oklahoma
Marion Walllace
Southern Maqual Life Insurance Company
Wallace
Texas
Oklahom
Ghiya
Yaling County
Wegner Last Rites Set For Fort Worth Man
Funeral services for Henry G. Wegner, 56, longtime resident of Fort Worth, will be held Wednesday at the San Houten Port Chapel with Rev. P. Wian officiating. Wegner died Saturday at a Fort Worth hospital after serving years at a San Antonio army post. He leaves a wife, children, and relatives in Oklahoma and Texas. burial at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery will follow.
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Henry G. Wegner
Hey Groven Wegner
Nerpeauh
San Houten Port
Cheplete
Wian
Wegner
San An. Antonio
Worth
Lanai
Then
Tal A.M
Besie Gordon Weeney
Warth
Mes
Ed Farley
Nid
jOkla
Mie
Bese Muhbres
Aahenit Okiurather
Pres
Wig- Aol
Corie
Sinews of New Deal in Ideas of Eccles
Lewis Maney analyzes Eccles's critique of public versus private debt, noting Roosevelt era debates on government borrowing. He compares Eccles to John Law and early 18th century finance, urging focus on how public debt funds play and the aim of stimulating private investment rather than idle funds.
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Sinews
Eccles
Lewis Maney
Nenteneye
Keeneutts
New York University
Goerlat
New York
Martner & Bewles
Roosevelt
Berles
Bockes
Supreme Court Upholds ICC Ruling On Warehousing Access
The Supreme Court sustains an Interstate Commerce Commission order restricting seven railroads from providing warehousing space to shippers in the Port of New York district. Railroads warn the ruling will alter rail transportation nationwide by limiting market rent rights and access to storage space.
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ICC
Supreme Court
Washington
Dan
New York
Raitroads
High
T. C
United State
San Antonio and Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Livestock traded with active demand and mixed price moves across multiple regions. Cattle and calves showed gains in some classes and softness in others. feeder steers and heifers moved with varied strength while calves and heavy weights reached several price points. Kansas City and Chicago markets report receipts climbing with open lamb and sheep trading under steadier or softer tones amid shifting demand.
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San Antonio
Jerab State Maries
Maskemoel
Amchime
Seatgaad
Gorces Secums
S& Stacker
Receisia
Linin
Angora
aoMl
Sirong
S.su
Pachinn
Wletuyses Meads
Mort Wyn
Hansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Mogan
Encersi
Paunda Town Montis
Monilay
Aaron
Elosses
Orrin
Recelys
Tom
Chicago
Ap-Usdai
Hines
Gest
Fee Chausaler
Illiana to Start Serving Her Term in Beverly Hills
A garbled report notes Illiana begins serving a term in Beverly Hills after a court action involving Jan Cail and Pillans, a Russian lawyer who sued Stan Laurel for divorce. The piece mentions a jail sentence and a pending surrender to authorities, with Judge Charles J. Griffin referenced.
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Illiana
Beverly Hills
Cail
Jan
Pillans
Tempestuois
Stan Laurel
Missl Berin
Tenuriow
Charles J. Griffin
Zenta Group to Meet With Cc Postponed for Chamber Talk
The Zenta club meeting slated for Wednesday was canceled to allow members to attend the San Antonio chamber of commerce general meeting at noon Wednesday at the Gunter hotel. Mrs. M. M. Pomeroy announces the change and Dr. Michall M. Dorigas of the University of Pennsylvania will speak on Modern World Trends.
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Zenta Clvb
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Gunter Hotel
M. M. Pomeroy
Delty
Michall M. Dorigas
University At Pennsylvania
Court nominees named to head Besar county juvenile staff
Court on is announced headed by George D. Pickens as chief probation officer. Seven staff members will need juvenile board approval, with Charles W. Anderson, county judge, guiding the process. Nominees bring varied backgrounds from education to law and social work, aiming to fill seven probation roles.
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George D. Pickens
Besar County
Charles W. Anderson
Thew
Anderson
J. Ross Boles
Ilently
Fickeny
Southwest Methodist University
Southwestern University
Old Westmorland College
University of San Antonio
Peacock Military Academy
James L. M. Miller
Main Avenue High School
Texas University
Parule
Joe Olivarri
District Attorney's Office
John Garon
Counci
Lions Diel
LW. Kraathoff
Texas Unversity
Marlin Lewis Gallagher
AB. Desire
Miliby College
California
Tony Rivas
Brackenridge High School
U. S. Fleet Ships Set for Caribbean Maneuvers
New York reports Uncle Sam's fleet of 160 ships sailing from bases toward Caribbean targets. The 10,908 ton destroyer Warrington led from Brooklyn Navy Yard as the flotilla aims to defend the Panama Canal across a 3000 mile front. Maneuvers span 30 weeks with 60 000 enlisted men and 14 000 officers.
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U. S
New York
Uncle Sam
Warrington
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Panam Canal
Texan Charged in Death of Pair Near Highlands
Houston Jan. 3 J H Williams 44 faced charges in the clubbing death of Mrs SA Bush 73 and her son Jim Bush 42 at their home near Highlands The two were attacked with a shotgun yesterday Mrs Bush died at home and Jim Bush died in a Goose Creek hospital Williams known as Jobe Bush was charged with murders and assault to murder before Jim Bush died
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Houston
J. H. Williams
Flood Drives Millions of Chinese Homeless, Relief Agency Says
Shanghai reports the international famine relief committee states one million Chinese farmers homeless and nine million more threatened by Yellow River floods. Breaks in dikes 20 to 40 miles west of Kalteng cause floods to sweep toward the coast, tracing disasters from 1380s and 1837.
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Shanghai
International Famine Relief Committee
Yellow River
Kalteng
Lakes
Cansle
Grain Market News and Wheat Prices Report
Grain markets show wheat bids near a cent, with September futures higher then lower amid erratic trading. In San Antonio prices for corn, oats, and hay are listed. regional reports note mixed demand and weather impacts on grain movement and storage, with limited export activity.
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San Antonio
Three Die as Auto Struck by Freight in Oklahoma City
Three students from the University of Oklahoma were killed when their coupe was struck by a freight train near Oklahoma City. The victims were Norman Shawver, 22, Wichita Kansas. Pat J. Maloney, 24, Hutchinson Kansas. and Virginia Waxflord, 12, Wichita Kansas Car accident details describe a fatal night collision with a freight train near the city.
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Oklahoma City
Van
University of Gilahoms
Streigh Teal
Norman Shawver
Wichita
Kan
Pat J. Maloney
Hutchinson
Kaw
Virginia
Waxflord
Wichita San
Obituary notices for Emma Enderle and Mrs Arnie Relninger
Emma Enderle 85 lifelong San Antonio resident of 909 North Hackberry street died Monday. Survived by brother Albert Enderle of Kerrville and nieces and nephews. Funeral 11:30 am at Porter Loring chapel West on Monday. Mrs Arnie Relninger 78 of Ban stern road died. services 2 pm Wednesday at Riebe chapel. Survivors include son Herbert Raninger daughter Mrs Harry Bleuching brothers Charins and Aerry Steyting and two grandchildren.
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Emma Enderle
North
Hackberry Street
San Antonio
Albert Enderle
Kerrville
Porter Loring Chapel
Arnie Relninger
Banstern Road
Riebe Chapel
Mic
A. B. Weiss Ntti Elating
Herbert Raninger
Harry Bleuching
Charins
Aerry Steyting
Cotton Market Fluctuates After Holiday Trade
New Orleans prices for January through October contracts show mixed movement as January notices for 700 hales rise, while new crop months edge slightly under liquidation. Market activity includes rising attention from Bombay quoters and short covering, with turnover around 2,000 tales and open commitments near 447,600, marking a cautious start after the holiday period.
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New Orleans
Forel
Marketa
Bombay
Shorty Aquin
Hales
Halon
New York Money and Metals Market Snapshots
The report notes call money rates around 2 percent with savings and time deposits showing varied yields. It also covers London gold and silver prices, bullion movement, and New York spot silver trading, while mentioning currency and treasury activity and market mood ahead of a vote.
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago Markets Jan 3
Chicago wholesale poultry and produce prices show varied movements across hens, Leghorns, turkeys, and chicks with multiple weight classes and assortments. Butter, eggs, and cotton futures noted, alongside steady potato prices and market receipts. overall activity mixed amid unsettled trends and regional price quotes.
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Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock
Lechorn
Lucks
Youne Tomy
Alek
Heb
Total VJ. A. Ahinmenta
Toby Ruapeta Allghtly Wanker
Colneada McClutra
Ateadey
Calor
U.S
Michigan Russel Rurala U
Si.anma
Takata
Elisa Telimphe
Hoffaney
Bliss
Frhurioha
Ardy
Frely
Mediuan
Avaraga
Streck
Eratox
Plorida
S.anee
Party fete for children at San Antonio Community House
Sixty three attendees from Camp Comfort and members of the newly formed Children of the Confederacy gathered for a winter party staged by the San Antonio Community Council at 634 West Myrtle Street. Violet Floyd performed a Hawaiian dance while a program of camp activities was presented by Emma Dion, Carmien McCormick, Jeanne La Byrd, Joyce Ants Scheryrer, Belly Judmaler, Violet Floyd and Patricia Johnston. Sponsors included Mesdatmes J Bers etta and G B Wurzbach with I R Wofford and George Eaglestein assisting. Children of the Confederacy was led by Mrs Alex Adams, Josephine Lanter Henning, Catherine Stanley and Catherine Myuermann.
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Sump Comfort
Children of the Confederacy
San Antonio
Emma Dion
Carmien McCormick
Jeanne la Byrd
Joyce Ants Schery Rer
Belly Judmaler
Violet Floyd
Patricia
Johnston
Mesdatmes J
Stock Market News Mixed On Jan 3 Trading In New York
New York markets opened with slight gains and minor losses as investors weighed rearmament prospects and a cautious rally in rail shares. Prominent names included Donlan Alevatt, United Air, Glenn Martin, Sperry, and Grumman Aircraft, while Sterling weakened against the pound ahead of a president’s address.
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New York
Profit
Restatanice
Hones Congress
Corus
Wold
Donlan Alevatt
Bocick
United Aircroft
Glenn Martin
Sperry
Beauix
Westinxbaum
Vps
International Harventer
Chivaiar
Bierl
Bethonem
North American
Fantane
Wuinville
Nashville
Snodyear
Union Carlisie
Bell Alrcratt
Luelheed
Bel Uen
Grumman
Wall Street
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Ty Sas
Gressana
Sissccbanee Orel
Kao Wor Symphony
Grandes’ Pragealn
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ETSA
Christian
Frab
Tinele Baw
Jimmy Kruger
Harckorcan
Sao News
Charles Baum
Livre Hiraes
Woai—Amos
Newscwsts
Os Ab Leman
Alevarde
Columibia Broadcasting
Broadcaslins Siste
Gninetions Broadcasting Company
Texas State Network
Quality Tefeurk
Omar Herth
Ene
Glee
Rabunews
Studio A
Diet
JP Ean
Movalag Melodirs
Eouvenirs
Movaine
Ranch Boys
Keene OH
Barc News
Ansl
Mure
Tim Ian
Nancy
Gti Saintar
Tqx
Wewscaste
Apameriggy Sqoat
Jar
Chuck "Wacen Gane
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Coloma
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Hintel
Epee
Youre NY
Navy Band
Oai—Newscests
Solin Dallas
Vic
Uttle Czar
Jih
Miles Bulger
Byrd
Bean
Old England
Louse Livestock
Recsipla
Zenta Group
White House
Secret Service
Genta
New Jersey
Plaza Meenny
Noak
Teyaen
Yonuta Club
Ines
Enka Wat
Pomnroy Ree
Mtoe
Existagh
Weniber
Preas
Ban Antonio Bay
Tos Riera
RAT Averpool Gratn
I Inventeo
Nat Fanitsha
Fis
Ara Rusbian
As, Ltd
Angteatlang
Brg
Fie
West Buy
Ste
Exchonpeoe
Kansas
Kanbas City
EAP
McKesson - Robbing Company
Robert Musica
Marie Musica
Henry Morgenthau Jr
News
Paitin
Banhera
Dave
Lannon
Silste London
Jon
Clare Onan
Orlbang
Faun J
Ama Omer
Sissoait
Ai Fannin
Billy
Trib
Wieher Ulan
Sommers Drug Stores, Inc
Antonis
State of Texas
Vigetlold
Aster
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