Mexico to spend on Pan-American Highway upgrades
In Laredo Jan 5 14 Mexico plans a major road program with 216 900 000 pesos this year for highways. Vicente Cortez Herrera of the Public Works Department says funding will come equally from federal and state governments. Paving along the Pan-American Highway from Laredo to Mexico City is to be completed by July 1, with about 5 miles remaining in the current stretch.
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Laredo
Mexico
Vicente Cortez Herrera
Larede
Mexico Aly
Postpone Ranch w ays Receiver Suit
In Houston a federal case to recover the King ranch estate was postponed to February 9 Judge T M Kennerly asked about jurisdiction since several heirs may reside in other states The suit filed by Richard Atwood of Illinois and other heirs seeks recovery of mismanaged assets and alleges the debt rose from about 1 2 million to roughly 4 5 million since 1925 Trustees lawyers denied the charges The case will be submitted on briefs and rescheduled for a hearing to resolve jurisdiction
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Houston
Waist King Ranch
T. M. Kennerly
H. Fisher
Chicago
Mhis
Armnoreys
Lawsuit Charges Insurance Plot in Pacific Mutual Case
Plaintiff William Neblatt alleges a gigantic conspiracy to manipulate Pacific Mutual's reorganization plan with aid from state agencies. The suit targets the Malhorila Supreme Court and Superintendent Samuel Carpenter as conservator, claiming approval of the rehabilitation plan could expose the state to debts if revoked.
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Los Angrees
Rotheyrholdt
Malhorila
Supreme Couut
Carpenter
Pacific Mutual
Ye Insurance Company
William
Neblatt
William Dibbs McAdap
Pacific Blulusl
Dlin Draviy
Geminssioner
Samuuel Carpenter
Paulie Mutual Conservator
Jidge Henry A. Willig
Neebirth
Stebts
Al Pearce and His Gang On CBS Tonight
A vintage radio column previews Al Pearce and his gang on CBS tonight, plus a roundup of forthcoming broadcasts across stations KTSA, WGAL, and WOAI. It mentions Roosevelt’s Joint Session, Benny Goodman for the British, Ella Logan singing, Yale Whiffenpoofs, Judy Garland, John Boles, George Kestrel, and other radio personalities, with notes on station lineups and brief bios.
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Washington
Joint Session of Congress
KTEA
Roosevelt
KTSA
WGAL
Bob Jones
Phil Duey
Leo Reisman
WOAI
Yale
Hollywood
Judy Garland
John Boles
George Kestel
Jack Oakle
College
ATLA
Rabbi Frisch to Speak on Isaiah in Jerusalem
Rabbi Ephraim Frisch will discuss His Life and Teachings in Isaiah in Jerusalem at the first 1937 meeting of the Council of Jewish Women at Temple Beth-E in a 10 9 m Wednesday session. Monthly meetings continue on the Jowett Wednesday of each month from January through April.
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Jewish Council
Frisch
Ephraim Frisch
Isaiah
Jerusalem
Council of Jewish Women
Temple Beth-E
Jowett
Inter-Youth Peace Group Meeting Planned in San Antonio
The San Antonio Inter-Youth peace committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Gunter hotel to plan an institute scheduled for January 13 and 14.
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S. A
Musician Sigmund Spaeth to Speak in San Antonio
Sigmund Spaeth, radio performer and lecturer known as the Tage Detective, arrives in San Antonio Wednesday morning to present The Art of Enjoying Music at Thomas Jefferson High School Wednesday night. He will be honored with a Plaza Hotel luncheon by the San Antonio Open Forum.
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Sigmund Spaeth
San Antonio
Tah Radio Program Schedule Night Time Listings
Radio schedule lists 5 to 6 PM Tuesday programs and evening blocks with music, news, and orchestral sets. Featured offerings include Sideve, Little Orphan Annie, Harlem Serenade, Wayne King and other orchestras, plus city government voice and various recording packages. Programs span 5:00 PM to 12 midnight with multiple stations and named acts.
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Ilarlem
Cantee Ieurpiise Packag
The
Eaves
Bai Ketr
Kcepe Rangers Beste
Spore
Voice of City Government
Peavock Court
Emac—Possum Hunters
Radio Programs for Tomorrow Wednesday Schedule
Tomorrow’s listings show a dense hour by hour radio schedule featuring Richard Mexwell, BC-PressNafus News, Travel Rhythms, The Light's Lost and Found, Tone Transfers, Oklahoma Playboys, Al Trace’s Orchestra, Dorothy Sandan Chic Gren’s program, News Throws, Beaverton session, Adolph and His Bohemian, Breakfast ChittN, The Voice of Experience, Studio 11, National Form and Home Hour, and various other acts. The chain includes multiple orchestras, choirs, and regional programs with a mix of music, news, and entertainment across TX and related networks.
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BTSA
Richard Mexwell
Bc—Pressnafus News
Travelers
Tone Wransfers
Oklahoma Playboys
Congresa
Gage Delys
al Trace
Orch
Dorothy Sandan
Charming
Ronticello
Lina
Benson Seeks Broad Social Reforms and Court Curtailment
Governor Elmer A. Benson of Minnesota outlined a sweeping program of social and economic reforms during his inaugural address to the legislature. He urged higher taxes on wealth and utilities and on top incomes, and he recommended a constitutional amendment to limit the powers of the Supreme Court.
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T. Paul
Minn
Elmer A. Benson
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor
Simple Bayer Aspirin remedy for cold relief
A vintage ad promotes Bayer Aspirin tablets to ease cold symptoms. It suggests taking tablets at the onset of a cold and dissolving three crushed tablets in water to gargle for throat relief, claiming fast local anesthetic effects and doctor endorsement.
Photo denies being wanted man in Wichita fraud case
In Dallas an angry man named G C Starnes protests to U S Commissioner Tee R Smith that the photo shown is his. Postal inspectors state Starnes admits the photo is of him and that he is wanted for fraud. Smith set bond at 2200 dollars and ordered Starnes sent to Wichita in March.
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Dallas
Jan
G. C. Starnes
U. S
Tee “R. Smith
Wichita
Kan
Starnes
Smith
Short Wave Broadcast Listings From Desday Schenectady
A compact radio listings page for the Desday Schenectady area detailing programs across stations SP W2XAB and others. Items include Mail Bag segments, orchestral broadcasts, talk by FLV, and various time and frequency listings with station identifiers and program titles.
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Desday
Schenectady
Soteres
W2xab
Ec. Net
Nome
Fasraakon
Paoraton
GSD
Fuerte
London
FLV
Hudson
Paris
Newa
Eneneh
Burglary defendant Barrientes pleads guilty and is sentenced
Bernardoa Barrientes admitted burglarizing a store at 832 South Flores Street on November 20. Judge W W McCrory sentenced him to two years in prison after a guilty plea in the burglary indictment. A theft over fifty dollar charge was dismissed.
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Bernardoa Barrientes
San Fernando Street
W. W. McCrory
Barrientes
Charles Welk
South Flores Street
Gold Medal Haarlem Capauler Promises Kidney Relief
A vintage health ad claims Gold Medal Haarlem Capauler treats clogged kidneys and irritated bladder, promising a full night’s sleep and healthy kidney function. It touts 85 cent pricing and rapid results, listing symptoms like backache, tired eyes, leg cramps, and damp palms as signs of weakness.
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Haarlem
Holland
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