Untitled Radio Schedule and Credits Fragment
A fragmented OCR listing radio programs and staff credits from a historic station. Includes names like Uslaiph Lyne, We Boys, ErsA-News, editors Rex Press and Oren Woal frewn, and various show titles and times such as Music and Manners, Town Sessions, and Night to Amac. The legibility is partial with several garbled phrases and unclear dates or locations.
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Ersa
Arr
lo—Laim
Abner
Rex Press
Oren Woal
Rarc—Fulion
Lewis Jr
OMSS
Bernie Merceisi- Ont
Pe Wta
Jack Uree
Kad Tylke
Audri Kostelaneiz
Howard and Shelton
Elmer Davis
Betty Bow
Tomorrow's Local Radio Schedule Summary
An OCR ridden schedule lists MTSA-Musical Clock Band with Andy Wather, multiple program blocks across the day from 8 to 7 AST, and a variety of shows including Newscast, Prime Minister Mes Derlain, The Traveling Ther, Guiding Light, and sports segments. The fragment mentions many show titles, times, and network references, reflecting a dense lineup for a single broadcast day.
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MTSA
Andy Wather
Fernando Cathedral
Etsd
wWorsn
Tower
Iren
Neville Lewine
Mes Derlain
Io Biltgine
Wwenr
Priiister Neville Chom
Plato Hill
Babe Wiley Sud Gene
Caral Leighton
Boattony Saince
MI S
Choir Loft
Ua M. Rtea
Mary Leesesee
Betty
Phetrolater Ac
Aunt Jenne
Guiding Light
Palden Harn
Kerp
Mawr
Gary
Jill
Eysa
Kate Smith
Sinci Uwo—Richoes
Opere
Salou
Teses Farm
FOX
Tom Dickey
Big Shoe
BABC_News
Fiano Iaterlude
Radio Theatre Presents Dark View and Roosevelt Dinner News
Belle Davis and Spencer Tracs star in a radio adaptation of Dark Viewary at CSS radio theater on tonight’s schedule. Miss Davis leads the film’s title role, while the drama marks its first broadcast. President Roosevelt’s address at the Jackson Day dinner in Washington, DC is listed for GBS listeners, with a separate cast for KTBA-2.
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Belle Davis
Spencer Tracs
CSS Radio Theater Tonight
RITSA
Miss Davis
President Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
GBS
KTBA
Praise Given Fire Safety Efforts In San Antonio
Officials credited San Antonio residents for a strong fire record due to cooperation and the city’s behavior toward fire prevention. The commissioner noted the high insurance credit for the year while stressing that many fires stem from stove and fireplace defects. A free home inspection service and inspectors were offered to improve stovepipe and heating safety.
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San Antonio
Fite
Lipsvamy
Maine
Ems
Asad
Local City News Incoherent Fragments From TeXas Patch
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and places including San Antonio and Texas. The unreadable lines mix city notes, names, and events with no clear story or dates. No coherent report or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
Harrison Plan Delayed by Senate Objections
Senator Harrison seeks immediate approval for a 4 member joint budget committee to review Roosevelt’s fiscal policy. McNary demands defense spending study, blocking quick action. Opposition grows. plan may wait until 1941 post election session. House tackles war-related legislation.
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Washington
Waryizon
L.-Miss
Chaurrison
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Harrison
Senate
McNary
Joint
Tiarrison
McNaty
Boynes
Harmison
Mississippi
McNaey
Harnson
White House
House
Cotton Market Opens Higher amid Mixed Openings
New York cotton futures opened modestly higher yet mixed as January and March options showed small moves. Prices traded unevenly with May and July contracts varying, while Liverpool and Bombay markets offered tentative support. overall activity remained cautious after a prior decline.
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New York
Didvidubon
Gowthern
Liverpool
Loren
Zim
Nardh
Forenven
Bombay
Tiverpool
Jas
R—Ap
Encod Ralditt
Toldiing
Seamen File Libel on Yugoslav Ship Motol
Four crew members sue the Yugoslav freighter Motol in federal court over a voyage into a war zone seeking back wages and maintenance. The suit claims the men signed on in Antwerp under an agreement permitting entry but were dismissed in Galveston after requesting bonuses.
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Orleans
Jax
Steamachi
Galveston
Mw Whel
Antwerp
Belgium
le Mavee
Prange
Roosevelt grandchildren visit White House sights during holidays
Grandchildren of F D Roosevelt Eleanor and Curtiss Dall spent Christmas at the White House meeting capital figures. The pair toured the Smithsonian and the Pan American Union, with Buzzie nine, Vista viewing the new yard twice.
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Washington
Jan
Smithsonian Institution
Lo Ue Pan- American Union
Buezie
Nevy Yard
Railway Carmen Win Court Ruling
Washington court affirms lower court ruling backing the Railway Carmen of America as the legal representative of organized shop workers in a dispute with Texas and Pacific Railway. The National Federation of Railway Workers contested the decision.
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Carmen
Washington
United States Court of Appeals For
District of Columbus
Railway Carmen of
Amerwa
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Asway Workers
VA Incame
Association
Negra Mmplves
Monte Vista Club Plans Parley and Berden Conference
The Monte Vista Garden Club will attend a parley in San Antonio and join the Berden Conference at Texas State College for Women in Denton. Events set for January 1 and January 16.
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Monte Vista Club
San Antonio
Monte Vista
Garden Club
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Poultry and Produce Prices From Kansas City to Chicago
Raw market wire reports show Kansas City firm on creamery butter and poultry including hens and broilers with varied quotes. Chicago and New York produce lines list butter receipts, eggs, and extensive poultry notes with live weights, pack types, and regional price ranges.
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Kansas
Roqugr
Kansas City
Chicago
Funde
Dore
Tnieka
Leshore Leak
Brotlers
Grain Market Slumps as Moisture Boosts Drought Fears
Chicago January wheat prices declined as moisture aided drought relief hopes but soft cash demand and weak export interest pressured markets. Corn and oats followed lower while soybeans and feeding grains showed modest gains on colder weather increasing livestock needs.
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Shicago
Oulie
Seling
Gulf
Chicago
Jan
Wheater
Mother of Kidnap Victim Quizzed in Port Arthur Case
In Beaumont district court, Mrs. Pred Mingie, mother of 11 month old Irvin Mingle kidnapped December 8, is questioned about recognizing Dr. William C. Welch. Defense seeks to undermine her story as testimony, while other defendants face forgery charges and prison terms.
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W. We Fee McGlory
Criminal District Court
Floyd Houston
Jack Russell
Kimendorf
Markets Mix Money Rates and Livestock Prices Across Cities
New York money rates show call money stable and commercial paper steady. Chicago livestock reports describe salable cattle calves and hogs with higher bids, mixed weights, and notable prices. Kansas City and Fort Worth summaries note steady to higher bids for yearlings and fed cattle, with sheep activity remaining strong.
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Cage
NEW York Money
New York
Jem &—fAud— Call Money Sendy
Enot
New York Favre Book
Chicago
Jan
Jacom
Gounda
Ana Diplec
Leu
Sli
Ryan
Lourie Pretelilere
North
Palmetto Avenue
Arden
Elehty Shipner
Ee Brocton Toy
Kearns Funeral
Giaangeasad
St. Sheep
Patrick's Catholic Church
Flynn
Olan H. Freteillere
Antonio
City 5
Cemetery
Fort Worth
Jon J
USDA
Tnoal
Ely
Packe Top
Hansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Beral
Hogn
Snlakle
Lota
Choice
Colorado
Aigarly
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Confusing Data
Market news from San Antonio and East St. Louis shows livestock receipts and prices with mixed figures. Hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep are listed with ranges and several odd notations, including rumors about a plot tied to the federal project and unclear U.S. government actions. The report blends salable receipts, weights, and market highs with speculative notes and incomplete lines.
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San Antonio
Washington
Justice Department
Boulder
Nev
Fes
Jiagy Sula
State Department
Wlunker Calven
FBY
White House
East ST. Louis
East ST
Obituary of Nellie B Bienemann 50 El Paso resident
Nellie B Bienemann 50 of 111 Bristol street dies Sunday after living in El Paso two years. Services Monday at Hagy bicCollum Murray chapel with Dr Baxter D D Greer officiating. Survivors include husband W J Bienemann daughters Katherine and Alice of San Antonio son W J Bienemann mother Mrs Alice Beddingfeld El Paso four sisters Mrs Pearl Micc tel Mrs H T Dress Mrs D H Driscoll Miss Nan Beddingfield all of El Paso burial at Mission Burial Park. Also referenced Mrs F A Bessire with service details at Klemm We Charles Han Avan chapel Sunset Memorial Park. Native of Nebraska, obituary notes death and family details.
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Willam
Hamcock
Gutatrees
Merryville
Hagy-McCollum-Murray
Mumnie Oils
NeQuincy
Frooa Ford
Myre
Lula Spiller
San Antonio
Nellie B. Bienemann
Bristol Street
Ep Om
Hagy-bicCollum- Murray Chapel
Baxter D. D. Greer
W. J. Bienemann
Ana
Eqaus Katherine
Alice
Mire
Alice Beddingfeld
el Paso
Pearl Micctel
H.T. Dress
D. H. Driscoll
Nan Beddingfield
Mission Burial Park
F. A. Bessire
East Cincinast! Avenue
Klemm
We Charles Han- Avan Chapel
W. H. Aufderhaar
Buriatins Sunset Memorial Park
Nebraska
Foreman Reassigned as State Highway Patrol Chief
Capt Hil Foreman, head of the San Antonio state highway patrol for over two years, leaves for Austin to assume his new duties as chief. Capt Dan Abbott, formerly at Harlingen, will succeed Foreman but not until February 1. Sergt Glen Rose of the Houston district is promoted to captain and will take Abbott’s post at Harlingen.
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Hil Foreman
San Antonio
Viswich
Munday
Austin
State Highway Patrol
Texas Safety Commission
Dan Abbott
Harlingen
Foreman
Glen Rose
Houston
Abbott
Stock Market Movements Mixed as Traders Watch Tension in District
AP report notes a tentative stock market rise with some leaders gaining fractions while others stagnate near a point. The financial district shows cautious optimism amid political and investment activity, with selective advances scattered and commodities muted. In Savannah and Amsterdam prices drift, turpentine offerings remain uneven and receipts modest amid thin trading.
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York
Jan
Toniam Securitiea
Amsterdam
Lower
Eleanor Roosevelt backs Dies committee report
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt endorsed the Dies committee report on American activities at a Washington press conference. She described the Dies report as very reasonable and a good report.
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Washington, Jan
INS
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dies
Supreme Court rules on tax deduction
The Supreme Court ruled that individual taxpayers cannot deduct losses from selling stock to their wholly owned personal holding companies when calculating income tax. The government prevailed in a case arising from disputes with Jonas Thomas Sich, counsel for General Motors. The securities cost about $234,000 and were sold to Innisfall Corporation for $8093, with the taxpayer seeking to deduct the loss.
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Washington
Jan
Supreme Court
Sam Anderson's Son Wounded in Accidental Shooting
Accidental wounding of 14 year old Quentin Anderson, son of County Commissioner Sam Anderson, caused the commissioner to miss the county commissioners court meeting. The youth was aiming at a butcher bird near his pigeons when a 22 caliber rifle discharged, hitting his right foot and causing a serious injury.
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Quentin Anderson
Sam Aderson
County Commissioners' Court
Health charges against taverns to be considered by city health director
Health complaints against two San Antonio taverns failing to meet health regulations were being reviewed by Dr. Van C. Tipton, city health director. Actions to enforce the rules would be in Corporation court. Taverns were ordered to comply about two weeks ago with certain regulations and health steps were being taken.
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San Antonio Auertia
van C. Tipton
Actlon
jaumedi,Mely Rank
Man Charged With Drunken Driving
The police charged Bill Tapp of Lathback with driving while intoxicated. The complaint was filed January 7 before Justice Raymond Gerhardt of Precinct No. 2 by Pallee Wellbacher.
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Grunken
Bill Tapp
Justice of the
Raymond Gerhardt
Precinct No
Pallee
Cleburne Wellbacher
Juvenile Protection Council Plans First 1946 Meeting
The coordinating council for Juvenile protection will hold its first 1946 meeting at 6 pm in the conference room of the M G A. Mrs E Pleher, president, will oversee the session where groups plan to aid young people in 1940 and discuss their program.
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Council For Juvenile Protection
Wity
Toom
E. Pleher
Movting
Burglar Prepares for Future Visits Near Mrs Moore Home
Mrs A J Moore reported to the sheriff that a burglar who entered her home at 1802 Santa Anna Street on Sunday stole a key to the front door a 32 20 pistol a watch a locket and a cigarette lighter. The thiefments are noted as likely to return, with authorities investigating the entry and securing the residence.
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A. J. Moore
Santa Anna Street
Fire Damages Homes on Two Los Angeles Streets
An overheated stove sparked a fire at Carl Abbott's home on Roseborough street causing about $100 in damage. A second blaze started by a wire at Vera Lewis's residence on Sandmeyer street Monday was also reported.
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Carl Abbott
Roseborough Street
Vera Lewis
Sandmeyer Street
Bromfield Unsure on Congressional Candidacy
Palm Springs Calif Jan Louis Bromfield novelist farmer from Ashland Ohio remains undecided about running for Congress from his home district because of obligations that might interfere with his campaign efforts.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Jan
Louis Bromfield
Emt
Ashland
Ohio
Remajers Une
Congress
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