Man Bravely Saves Pets From Fire Near South New Braunfels
Barry Jones risked his life to rescue Lydia and four canaries from a blaze at his home on South New Braunfels Avenue after a gas explosion. He pulled part of the furniture outside and alerted firefighters as the blaze raged, with damages estimated at 2000 dollars and 50 dollars for damaged fruit and vegetables. A separate incident saw a one year old burned by a candle, saved by a quick neighbor.
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Barry Jones
New Braunlels Avenue
Moor
Mes
James
Yar
Mr. Jones
Jones
Bite
Lawrence Carlos
Bowie
M. Canteros
Bmatamoray Street
What’s What on the Air Waves Wednesday Night
A chaotic listing of radio programs and times across stations WOAI KYAP KONG NBC and others for Wednesday night and Thursday, naming musical acts, orchestras, and hosts. Includes scattered program titles and times like 7:00 p m and 10:20 p m with various broadcasters and venues.
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Aulveycies
C.B
B. Marine Band
Toscha Beitel
Loule
Hungry Soldiers
Howenteaders
Scotland Yard
Columbia Concerts Corp
Hilocyclen
Nenger
Phil Coor
N. D.C
Fink
Herman
Radiotron Varieties
Berg
Mabiloil
N.B.C
Halsey
Stuart
Nbc
Laluolize
Coca Cola
N.bc
Atno and
Andy
N. B
Alalion
Gurter
KMAC
Embleton
Rabe
Progran
Texas Hour
Kong
Ritocycle
Texas Theater
Harllacoo
Stedio
Breakfast briefings and radio schedules from early listings
Fragmented railroad of station times lists breakfast briefs and programs across KONO KTAP and other outlets. It notes News, Music, Weather, and local features with multiple early slots and afternoon segments, including Gunter and Apache programming.
Soiled Clothing Wanted by Vertiner
A local laundry ad seeks hundreds of family waybings promising return of every item immaculately clean and perfectly ironed. Table linens will be restored to look like new. Phone Gr aa72 for Tunrine Laundry.
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Tunsrine Laundry
Garner Raps Bal Tactics In House Blocking Cash Bonus
Washington, Jan. Representative Gorper of Texas accuses the Republican majority in the way and means committee of steam roller tactics to block consideration of the soldiers cash bonus. Garner, defeated in his bid to bring up the bills for immediate cash redemption of adjusted compensation certificates, carries the fight to the house floor amid Democratic cries of gag rule and GOP silence on action.
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Washington, D. C
Representative Gorper
Texas
Garner
Demartntie
W. E. T. U Seeks Law Change in Austin
Mrs Claude De Fan Watts, president of the W E T U in Terus, announces at Austin on January 21 that Senator Walter C Woodsward will introduce a bill backed by the W E T U to modify search and seizure law. The measure would permit admission of evidence regardless of how it was obtained, a change framed to protect bootleggers while impacting criminal cases and constitutional rulings on evidence.
Atlanta CN RADIO BILL previews top NBC programs
Radio schedule highlights Bobby Jones golf chat at 7 on NBC chain plus mentions of Stribling boxing prep, Dill Mundas interview, Bugs Baer ceremonies, Seidel and Coringham drama, a Garden of Death, Max Rosen violin recital, and Maurice Chevalier appearance across several stations.
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Bobby Jones
DNL
Cora Cole
NBC
Bobby
Max Sehmeling
Dill Mundas
Joent
Strib
WSII
Bin
Ph Ronking
Ukrthie
Bugs
Baer
Katsa
Joswhn Seidel
John Corigham
Wren
Kym
WWLW
KDICA
WHAM
Deaf Learn Dance Steps At Georgia School For The Deaf
Atlanta January 21. A new world of interpretative dancing opens to the deaf at the Georgia School for the Deaf in Care Spring. Three students Maxine Morris Gwendolyn Hoban son Ada Jackson danced in gay Spanish costumes to show that they hear music by feeling vibrations in their bodies. They placed their feet on a piano and moved with rhythm, then from the far end of the room danced with distance sensing the vibrations.
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Atlanta
Georgie School For the Deaf
Care Spring
Acar
Echoor
Maxige Morris
Gwendolyn Hobanson
Ada Jackson
Dresmrid
Cacao Crop Losses Hit Mexico Region After Flooding
Mexico City report notes excessive rainfall and floods devastate cacao crops in Pichomlco area near Chiapas. Cacao is a key source for chocolate production.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Pichomlco
Sinte
Chiapas
General Edwards Is Reported Weak
Boston dispatch reports Maj. Gen. Clarence R. Tulwneila, wartime commander of the Twenty-sixth Division, recently operated on, is now very weak. A military bulletin described his condition as critical and noted careful nursing and rest are planned after the procedure.
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Edwards
Boston
Clarence R. Tulwneila
Twenty-sixth Divisin
Morning Sun Sparks Weekend Family Buy
Brief classified note requests one more car for the family amid sunny weather. Reader asks for a practical used vehicle suitable for everyday needs and errands.
Windy City crowds pick O. Gs in Ripley taste test
In Chicago I conducted a blind taste test of four leading cigarette brands from noon to evening. The Windy City crowd’s verdict grabbed attention as residents from stockyards to traders evaluated the samples without brand names.
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Windy City
O. Gs
Ripley
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