Bexar Facts Notes On Local Officials And Travel
FRANK BRADY reports Bexar Facts listing W. B. Thompson a WEA district supervisor returning from a weekend business trip Ed Brendel a divistor and MET passenger agent in Dallas Arthur Pfeil conventions department manager newly elected Travelers Protective Association Local Junior Chamber of Commerce member George Tucker secretary on a breakfast club program Alonzo Pernes attorney and Nicaraguan consul visiting Rio Grande City District NYA Supervisor Hirschie Ashnson traveling to Seguin B Fain auto equipment manager returning from the Cottage tip Who voiced the Crab Apple Ss new dance game for midgets
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W. B. Thompson
WEA
Ed Brendel
Divistor
M.E.T
Dallas
Arthur Pfeil
Chamter “of
Commercce
Travelers” Protective Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
George ‘Tucker
Alonzo 8
Pernes
Rio Grande City
Corporation Court
Booker Chambers
Castillan
NYA
Hirschie Ashnson
Seguin
B. Fain
Cottago Tip
FBI Chief Returns From Florida Trip
FBI Chief Gil Jones returns from Tallahaste r Florida where he brought back accused bank robbers Hugh Gant and Alvan Dewey Hunt captured last week in Houston.
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FBI
Florida
Gil Jones
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tallahaster
Fla
Hugh Gant
Alvan Dewey Hunt
Hotaslon
Mexico Strike Ends After Bloodshed In 8 Death Toll
A 24 hour general strike across Vera Cruz and surrounding regions ended at midnight after clashes left eight dead. President Lazaro Cardenas vowed to end such disorders. Rioting deaths occurred in Vera Cruz city and Jalapa as unions clashed. work stoppages disrupted transport, manufacturing, oil, and public services. The strike was led by the Federation of Workers and Fessanis with protest over court delays in recognizing union representation. The violence prompted authorities to restore order and resume normal activities.
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Origaba
Vera Croz
Mexico
CPI
Vera Cruz Stata
Interunion
Lazaro Cardenas
Orlanda
Ylolenco
Jalapa
Replonal Federation of Workers and Fessanis
PR. O
Reninsk
F. RO. C
Regional Confederation of Mexican Workers
GRO
Army Strato Plane Broadcast on Friday Across Nation
The army's substratosphere plane will broadcast Friday over a national radio network from five miles above Chicago. Tests show the craft, for experimental flying, may aid commercial and military aviation. It features a cabin that maintains sea level pressure and temperature automatically at high altitudes. The broadcast will cover crew observations of six members.
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Washington
Army
Chicago
Air Corps Offigals
Iwt
Radio Programs and Stars Highlight Tonight’s Schedule
A cluttered lineup features Durante returning to KTSA with Oakie’s College and Jo Stafford with Georgie Stoll, plus Ray Heatherton headlining new sustaining broadcasts. John Barrymore guests on CBS with Al Jolson, Lanny Ross and Eddie G. Robinson appear in Hollywood Mardi Gras, while Ken Murray Oswald plan Hollywood Hotel returns.
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Renwicke Cary
Jimmy
Sehnergle
Durante
Back Oakie's College
KTSA
Jo Stafford
Sincek Bomeone
Georgie Stoll
John Barrymore
al Jolson
Taupe
C. B.S
ETSA
Lanny Ross
Hollywood
New York
RTSA
Edward G. Ropinson
Claire Trevor
John Carter
Nelson Eddy
Don Ameche
Garter
College of the City of
Hixney
Ken Murray
Oswald
Murray
Rudy Vallee
Vallee
Bert Lytell
N. B.C
Jimmy Valentine
O. Henry
Lew Lehr
Ben Bernie
Lehrans
Mr. Jolson
Mr. Barrymore
Martha Rage
Gong Atylfat
Hilarioun Parkyavarkus
Victor Young
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule and Listings
The Wednesday radio lineup runs from 6:45 AM with Musical Clock and Sing segments through the day, listing programs such as The Latest News, Trading Post, At Interest to Women, Myrt and Maree, and Aunt Jenny's Trial Life. Also shown are Children’s features, news breaks, music segments, Market Page notices, and a variety of sponsored and serialized programs with station identifiers and times.
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KISA
Neighbors
Trading Post
Cherl
Myrt
Maree
Chase
Tony
Slas
Rati Cardner
Carel Keanety
Leith Stevens
Counterfeit Charge Hearing Postponed for Wiener and Gerbach
Final hearing on counterfeit charges against David Wiener and Elsa Lottie Gerbach was postponed due to the absence of a secret service agent and principal witness. The pair were arrested January 11 and charged with conspiracy to possess and pass counterfeit $10 notes between December 25 and January 11, with additional counts for Gerbach's alleged note passing at Alamo Linen Shop. Wiener, an Australian, is held under a $10,000 bond. Gerbach, a German, is held under a $4,000 bond.
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Agaist
David Wiener
Elsa Lottie Gerbach
Lois Benavides
Secret Service
United States
Paul A. Lack Int
Alamo
Alamo Plaza
Wiener
Coldest Winter Night Records in Satan's Kingdom
A Weather Desk report notes Satan's Kingdom recorded 0 degrees below zero last night, the coldest reading of the winter locally and among the coldest in the state. The figure is unofficial and part of ongoing temperature monitoring in the region.
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Satan
Suncom
Gonn
Gan
Home for Aged Insane Sought by County Sheriff
Sheriff Will W. Wood and deputies visited Beeville for a conference on aging inmates. Wood announced he would seek no campaign for a separate facility for insured inmates over sixty, noting state hospitals refuse such inmates and county jails now house the violent and aged. Bexar County Jail reportedly holds about 20 insane inmates past the three-score mark, in poor condition, with overcrowded state asylums.
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Will W. Wood
J. W. Davis
Eniel
EB. J. Ginder
Beeville
South Texas
J.B. Arnold
Wood
Bexar County
The Sun's Power and a Business Boom or War
The American Weekly promotes upcoming magazine content in Light. It predicts how solar intensity this year might spark a new business boom or more people’s wars. Also highlights ancient Stone Age paintings described as remarkable reproductions in the issue.
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American Weekly
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