Friday Radio Programs and Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of radio programs and times across multiple stations. Reads like a station guide with show titles such as Adventures of J Alten, The Lone Ranger, Uncle Hupp's Toy, and Sports Spotlights. Includes station identifiers WOAI KONO KABC EMAC and multiple program blocks through late night.
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J ‘Alten
Rephie Tucker
Dick ‘Racy
Jack_Armatrong
Babe—Neon
Sirius Trio
Pathe of Melody
Uncle Hupps
Hetoy Xing
Gaurhor
Hariem Serenitie
Todlay
RTSA
Alr
Lum
Abner
Ankaebaaket
Eary Aces
RABC
Pulion Lewis
d-Sinalne Redhead
Parad
Rafety
the Troubader
Htsa—Star Theater
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule and Programs List
A dense station log outlines Thursday’s airwave lineup across multiple stations. It lists show times and hosts, including news, music, talk, and special segments featuring a mix of artists, choir hours, and cultural programs across WOAL, KABC, ABC News, KTEAL, and others with various start times throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RISA
Murleal
Gamneral
Dina Stitt
Jaraboree
FeeOpenern
Gene
Girn
Kabc News
Bowser
Dae
Ann Leaf
Woal—Breakfrat Cos
Helene Home
Tha Geapel Slaser
ABC News
Myrt and
Marge
Tuillup
Raphael, Praniet
Short Wave transmissions and radio listings by city
Radio schedule fragment lists programs by city and time including Mishz light music in Ene Mishz, American concert in Boston, Paris symphony, and Benny Goodman orchestra in New York. Other notes show science forum in Schenectady and Italian ping Cermitells program in Bertin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indhoten
PHOR
Shere
PCJ
Mome
Ene- Mishz
Gistophon Records
Wee
New York
Roe
Benny Good- Man
Hie
Cechestra
Fence Music
ToXie
Moxcow
Bertin
Itelian Aratiniat
Ping Cermitells
Schénectady
Science Forum
Paris Theaters Shut Over Municipal Tax Protest
Paris theaters closed at noon as operators protest a new city tax averaging nine percent of receipts. A nationwide shutdown threat looms if no agreement is reached within two weeks. suburban venues may join the closures. Owners say the tax would cost about 300,000 francs yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Langford at Go Theater in dramatic broadcast plan
Frances Langford joins John Barrymore for a dramatic presentation from the Go Theater. Richard Ball, a bell voiced salesman, unexpectedly appears in Fred Allen's Town Hall setting. Special cathedral bells broadcast to open daily at 6 39 a m with regional program notes and a listener message line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall Fatrick
Foe Films
Will Jain
John Barrymore
Frances Langford
Richard Ball
Row
Fred Allen
Town Hall
Woat
Merchants Warned Over Downtown Trash Sweeps
Commissioner Jacob Rubiola urged downtown merchants to stop sweeping trash into streets. He reminded that city code requires rubbish be placed in garbage carts and noted crews work early hours and cannot return to clear gutters. He also warned against dumping waste into rivers and creeks and said crews would continue cleaning streams citywide with drought aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rubiola
Parks and Tamtetion
Rubiola
Ircent
Rural constables and justices face salary debate
County court weighs long standing rural constable duties and the feasibility of salaries for deputies. Ed Schaefer seeks approval to appoint Bob Jones as deputy. disputes rise over funding and authority as commissioners consider district attorney opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmiis
Sioners
Ed Schaefer
Precinet Fi
R. C
Bob") Jones
Schaefer
Jones
Charles W. Anderson
J. W. Donnell
Tim
West
Hullandale J
San Antonio
Anderson
Tye
Mae
Man
Hays
Askes
Sberiff
Uni
Beharler
Cotton Market and County Talks Opened in New Orleans and New York
The report covers cotton futures opening lower in New Orleans amid expectations of presidential messages to Congress and administrative plans. It also notes Liverpool price slips and mentions bids, March to December contracts, and modest activity after wartime commitments. Separate New York item details tense county discussions on purchasing practices and a proposal for a centralized materials warehouse led by Donnell, with Judge Anderson and Commissioners weighing costs and governance.
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New Orleans
Jao
Potober
Liverpool
KEW
New pouKars
Putune
Dnounell
Anderson
Wie Farm
Donnell
Edgar G. Garvey
Yarlols
Judge Anderson
Garvey
Uhr
Ics Ilegal
Dhr
Sam Anderson
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Snapshot
Livestock market notes from San Antonio show diverse cattle and calf receipts with mixed prices across weights. Shortage of high grade stock and regional demand affect bids, while goats and sheep hold steady amid varied fat lambs and yearlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Watertone
County Buying Changes Proposed In Court Session
County Commissioners discuss purchasing eggs for Robert B Green hospital with a formal approval seen as likely. Judge Charles W Armourson reviews bills while Commissioner J W Dorrell oversees the county farm, prompting a cautious but brisk exchange.
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Robert B. Green
Mikey
Charles W. Atuierson
J. W. Dorrell
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Receipts
Liverpool notes show receipts of 22 000 bales with mixed American demand. classed by quality from strict good ordinary to good middling. Prices edge lower as futures close about 1 point down with January at 4.29, March 4.95, May 4.69, other months listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis Livestock East
Louis
Til
Liverpool
Wheat and corn price shifts amid mixed market signals in Chicago
Grain market notes show wheat and corn advancing modestly while oats and rye track wheat. Weather in the southwest remains unfavorable but forecasts hint at possible gains. Argentina prospects are cautious. Local hay and feed prices listed along with Liverpool wheat futures under steady to cautious tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jen
Yistertar
Ukla
Tirs
Ioan Jew
Loune
Burch Alex
Argentina
County board of equalization staff gains new member
A county building inspector will determine if assessed valuations were rendered by sw at the board of equalization's staff Wednesday. J W Barber civil engineer joins the four member board, salaries cut 10 percent for existing members, and salaries arranged at thirty five dollars monthly for two women, while Barber earns fifty dollars monthly amid debate over fairness and tax collection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swajut
Board of Equalization
Ganunisa Lonery Court
J. W. Barber
Chrles W. Anderson
Equalitarian
Robert F. Uhr
Aoe
Anderson
Stoners
Equalization Board
Uhr
J. W. Donnell
Dobrell
Basher
Deadline Set for Employer Payments in Texas
Orville Carpenter of the Texas unemployment compensation commission announced that employers subject to the unemployment compensation law must complete payment of 1938 contributions by January 30. Those who fail to pay on time will owe 2.7 percent state tax plus the full federal excise tax and lose a 10 percent credit against the federal tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubtin
Orville &. Carpenter
Texas Unimployment Compensation Commission
Vndey
Supreme Court Upholds Alimony Order in Scott Divorce
The Texas Supreme Court denies Scott Jr. bid to dismiss a Dallas County divorce suit. The court sustains the trial order requiring Scott to pay alimony pending final disposition, while overturning a contempt finding for nonpayment. Fort Worth socialite Winfield Scott Jr. faced the action in Dallas County in April.
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Scott
Texas High Court
Aubtin
Jnc
Supreme Court
Toxtey
Winfield Scott Jr
Fort Worth
Svete Tela
Dallas
Gso
Dallas County District
School Taxes Collected Higher Than Previous Month
December school taxes brought in 37 468 20, surfacing as 6046 55 above November. E H Kifer, school board business manager, reported the totals and noted December 1 indebtedness, sinking fund balance, and life bonds figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Kifer
Life
Market News on Texas Produce and Crate Sales Across Cities
Market reports from Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago show mixed activity in crates and bushels of Texas produce. Prices quoted include Savoy crates 1.40 to 1.65 and half crates around 0.25, with overall market steady to weaker in several hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Texas
Texaa
Savoy
New York
Congar
Fittsburgh
Cincinnati
Earint Arcivats
Philadelphia
Florida
Carrete Philadelphias
Arizons
Arizona
Cheveland
Pittsbuch
Market Hall
Ete Gincionatti
Carlet
Chicago
Tolaho
Colorado
McClaren
Nebraska
Idaho
Russet Burbanks U
Red McChires
Sucka
Conblera
Pew Stock Street
Stock Market Rally Follows Roosevelt Tone on Rail Relief
Wall Street rallied after President Roosevelt's message on rail relief touched rail and steel shares, while aviation and utilities showed mixed gains. Earlier losses narrowed as investors discounted year end legislation and awaited potential armament impact. Foreign exchange held steady with sterling and the franc rising. Rates in spot markets were nominal.
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York
Dan
Wall Street
Roarsvelt
Yululmne
Cestestnen
Sverkt
Ithe
Mit
Congress
Léxhakste
Washington
Sterling
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Railronde
McCraw Sued Over Campaign Expenses in Dallas Case
A Dallas suit alleges former attorney general William McCray owes campaign loaner P D Smith 4168 for four months of campaign expenses tied to McCray’s gubernatorial bid. The claim arises from documents filed in Dallas. Meanwhile 20-year-old Robert Brown was injured when his truck crashed into a post on West Ashby Place and he was treated at Robert B Green Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCraw
Dallas
Willam McCray
P.D. Smith
McGraw
Robert Brown
Dowdy Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
West Ashby Place
Bledsoe Rites Set For Felix Bledsoe 77
Funeral services for Felix Bledsoe 77 of Wise County will be held at his residence 103 City Street Wednesday at 4:30 p m. The Rev R R Lloyd and the Rev Grover Lee Fill will officiate. Interment follows in Roselawn Cemetery. Survivors include wife Nancy two daughters Mrs A H Ochs Jr and Mrs B B Eldridge two sons Charles L Aledsoe and Marrell Bledsoe and other relatives.
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John Bodeman Withers
Vwhitsent
Three Rivers
Tom Smith
Ulbany
O. M. Wither
Hubert Rogers
Miss Grate P Withers
Gilbert, Monroe
Robert Lee Withers
Whitsett
William Bedeman
Lockhart
Paul Ohjendorf
Joseph Kenisky
Meercheids Street
San Antonio
Wheen Nagistenst Janttor
St. Gerard's School
Charles Hanavan
St. Gerard's Church
Alex Chapatan
San Fernando No. 2
Alster
Otto A. Geyer
Felix Pawcets Bledsoe
Tis Homie
City Street
Bledsoe Die 2
Wisecounty
616 ‘Tra Drivers Association
Rev
R.R. Lloyd
Grover Lee
Roselawn
Uiewiiow
Nancy
Bledroe
A H Ochs Jr
B B. Eldridge
Charles L. Aledsoe
Ea Tuna
Marrell Bledsoe
Shreveport
Palibeacers
Art Clifford Bishoos
Jesse Dunn
R. Herold Darin
Burk Ajedsot
Raron Bledaog
Daniel Mleadson
Poultry and Produce Prices in Kansas City and Chicago Markets
Kansas City markets report unchanged prices across poultry and produce, with mixed notes on meats and dairy. Chicago and New York listings show slight shifts in potato and onion futures, with steady poultry and dairy quotes and varied regional supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Flores Freed In Theft Case Of Interstate Shipment
Henty Flores, 32, of Bryan Street, was found not guilty on a charge tied to possession of goods stolen from an interstate shipment. He is among five defendants set for trial, including Mary Lou Neilson, Herman Litalsky, Isaac Levy, and Mariano Rivas, with similar charges pending.
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Hent'y Lores
Bryan Street
Flores
Ater Nis
Mary Lou Neilson
Camarge Street
Herman Litalssky
East’ Commerce Street
Isaac Levy
Denver Boulevard
Mariano Rivas
Lahn Street
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