POKER FINES TOTAL S24 POKER FINES TOTAL S24
Two poker raids by Texas rangers led to $231 in gaming fines in Justice of the Peace Raymond Gichardt's court. C Constable, who paid fines for 11 others, faced $100 fine and $10 costs for operating the game on the Elks club building sixth floor. Names of others fined included J M Hall J G Lambert George W Wilson J N Walker G Ren to J H Moss J E Lane J Le Hall C Wilson A R King and L P Highsnow. Twelve more arrested in a Mein Taxi dance raid on Main Avenue and Commerce Street. Dance hall operator Tom Mayen posted $500 bond after a habeas corpus hearing before Judge W W McCrary. Mayen had been jailed for "paming" and "investigation." Mayen was represented by Van Henry Archer.
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Texas Rangers
Justice of
Av Peace
Raymond Gichardt
C. Constable
Elks’ Club
Constabte
J. M. Hall
J. G. Lambert
George W. Wilson
J. N. Walker
G. ©. Rento
J. H. Moss
J. E. Lane
J. le Hall
C. Wilson
A. R. King
L. P. Highsnow Constable
Main Avenue
Commerce Street
Tom Mayen
W. W. McCrary
Mayen
van Henry Archer
Master volts and ohms keeper marks seventeenth year
In Schenectady on January 22, Edwin G. Hilt notes Gray-laited Larin O'Bryan keeper of volts and amperes celebrated seventeen years in charge of master volt and ohm standards at General Electric. His work guards exact one volt and one ohm references, stored in oil-filled glass cells in a climate-controlled basement to prevent drift.
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Schenectady
Larin O'Bryan
O'Bryan
Joo $S
General Electric Company
Campus Folk Air First Varsity Show On NBC Radio
Campus folk get a break as NBC debuts Varsity Show a half hour weekly from major universities starting with Michigan and moving to Chicago Ohio State Notre Dame and more. Glee clubs drama comedians and student orchestras join John Held Jr as host. Rex Chandler conducts a 43 piece string band. Henry Wallace speaks Fat security.
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Renwicke
N. B.C
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
Ohio State
Notre Dame
University of Pennsylvania
John Held Jy
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights Averages and Features
Tomorrow's itinerary lists dozens of programs across networks led by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and various notable acts. Highlights include Children's Radio Theater, Dancepators, Ramsing Your Parrots, and the Breakfast Club with Ruth Lyons.
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BTSA
Fress-Railio
Richard Maywell
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Ino
Philharmonic Symphony Orehestra
George Hall
Shannon
Gil
Madison Encumbleich
Fast Club
Ethearis
o—Glatk Dennis
Dec Whipple
Diagic
Speedy
Hrold Nagels Alwnys
Grchestra
Texas Fung
Neryi
National Farm and Home Hour
Denighhos
Metropolitan
Opera Ch
Pisno Due
Bolywood High Salters i
Ruth Lyons
Souithermaires
Short Wave Fray ome-S 1 m-Fulk songs
Fragmented OCR text lists musical items and concerts with various abbreviations. Main entities include Rome, The BEG Empire orchestra, Paris concerts, and European bands. Content is garbled and hard to parse into full events or dates.
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Fulk
Rome
Amico Fritz
2RO
London
BEG Empire Orchestra
Une
CIRO
Cork
Keelin—& i Palace Band
Csc
Bie Clu
Train Delayed by Prankster Elephant in Nebraska
A Burlington passenger train arrived four hours late into Denver after an elephant on the baggage car pulled the air brake rope. Railroad officials stated the prank delayed the journey as the engineer and conductor argued over when to proceed. The animal was en route to a convention.
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McEcook
Neb
Birlington
Denver
Byrd Proposal for Six Month War Moratorium
Admiral Richard Byrd proposes a six month moratorium on war as an immediate step toward lasting world peace. The plan was announced in New York by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, following Byrd's commitment to devote his life to peace.
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Byrd
New York
Admial Richard ¥. Byrd
Nicholas Murray Butler
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Admiral Rere
Steps Off Grease Hoist Injures Driver at Filling Station
In Paul, Clyde Scott drove onto a greasing hoist at a filling station. The hoist rose six feet after the attendant pulled a lever. Scott opened the truck door and stepped out. He was taken to City Hospital with a scalp cut and concussion.
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St, Paul
Clyde
Scott
City Hospital
Ann Beobt
Penny Rebounds In Mishlet Mishap At La Grange
In La Grange Indiana on January 22 Mishlet found a penny and threw it at a friend. The coin ricocheted striking him in the eye and again hitting him in the mouth. The incident ended with a chipped tooth and rising temper.
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LA Grange
Ind
Mishlet
Mishley
Popeye Flavor Tops Child Vegetable Survey Result
Special to The Light reports a New York study where 3rd to 8th graders named potatoes as their favorite vegetable, spinach a close second, with girls favoring mathematics and boys history. Boys prefer mystery movies and girls musical films. 40 percent of girls say swimming is their favorite sport, while most boys pick baseball. A portion of boys hoped to be newspaper men.
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New York
Popeyt
W. Wynne
Children's Welfare Federaion
Achual
Inaugural Parade Sparks Political Jabs and Cabinet Talk
Washington reporters lampoon the inaugural parade as loafers and hosses, note the dozen cabinet posts, and joke about resignations and hold overs. They mock fiscal and political theater as the Democrats grow, while Tammany figures stay cool amid shifting power.
Mrs Laurel Must Prove Contention In Los Angeles Suit
In Los Angeles on January 22 Superior Judge Dudley Valenti ruled Mrs Mae Laurel must prove in trial court that she was Stan Laurel’s wife before she can seek attorney fees and costs from the comedian. The decision affects the ongoing dispute over ancillary relief in the case filed by Mrs Laurel.
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Laurel
Los
Angeles
Mae Laurel
Stan Laurel
Jim Comedian
Dudley
Valenting
Yestern
Day
Test Radio Tubes Sues Test Radio Tubes
Pasadena, California reports Prof Cr W Potapenko and Dr G Meng test radio vacuum tabs with one centimeter length waves for medical therapy. They cite applications in biology, medicine and chemistry and note waves used historically in therapy. Meng is a professor in Feiping, China.
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Pasadena
Calif
Cr. W. Potapenko
Phyalelan
Rays
G. ¥ Meng
California Institute of ‘Technology
Meng
Feiping
China
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Bad Boller
Herbert Foote Ensemble
BISA
Terence Bist
SO & O
Ray Peatherton
Chaia
Exra
Edwin G. Hilt
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Peacock Cau Ward
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Bill
TAS
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TSA Kings
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Kid Lips Mackett
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WOAI
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Hollywood Hotel
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Phil Levant
Levant
Metropolitan Opera
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Muffman
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Liederkrang Choir
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Department of Commerce
Prof
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Chole
Eddy Tuebin
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Merica
Jon Held, JR
Michigan
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