Red Cross Gill Hearings To Washington Delayed
Jan 23 reports say the House will delay action on a 25 million dollar Red Cross drought relief measure as lawmakers decide whether to keep the appropriations committee hearings on the interior department supply bill. Chairman Wood of Indiana and Rep. Crampton of Michigan lead the review as Payne is expected to be called on the food amendment. The effort aims to shield the Robinson amendment until cross relief drives conclude.
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Washington
IUNSI
Sronte
Ted Cross
Lmuse
Wood
Inilien
Appropriations Committee
John Barton Payne
Serre
Radio schedule of stations RISA 1100 to KTAP 1420 detailed programs
A dense listing of radio broadcasts across multiple stations including CBS, NBC and local channels. It details call signs such as RISA 1100 Kilocycles KTAP 1420 Hilocycles and programs like Weather, Breakfast Briefies, Arabian, and Children's play with times spanning early morning to late evening. The roster emphasizes variety shows, musical performances, news flashes, and family entertainment across many stations and times.
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Columbia Revue
Casa Loma
Teicht
C. B.S
T- m
Cheerio
N. B
eTresefast
Propran
SBC
Veoren
Reteroationaelting Company
N. BC
Haoneas
Ressfour
Luisic
A. m—Nere
F. E. Mueller
Taoudoure
S. A
Police Dept
KTAP
Gagran Studios
Kor U
Teras
France Awaits Italy Move On Renewal Truce
Paris reports a French spokesman said France would favorably consider an Italian suggestion to renew the expired oval construction truce. Hyde will draft a report on the deed and feed conditions for draft area officials. House leaders may seek a compromise on a 25 million dollar appropriation, opposed by Tilson who warns it harms the Feed Cross. dancing classes and ads under Classification 45 are noted.
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Paris
Soverement
France
Oval
T A
Tilson
Seala A
Conservatory Broadcasts From Boston Orchestra Program
The New England Conservatory of Music orchestra in Boston will broadcast on KTLA and the Columbia network at 9 p.m. Friday, featuring a 30 year history of symphony work. At 7:15 p.m. CBS will air a miniature opera plus Wagner selections with artists Lilien Bucknam Barbara Maurel Thea Karke Crane Calder. An HBO hour on WOAL at 9:30 p.m. highlights vaudeville stage and cinema performances with Richard Dix Estelle Taylor Floyd Gibbons. At 8:20 p.m. on the Armour period Irein Cobh will be heard.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Symphony Orchestra of America
KTLA
Columbia Chein
Hits Orchestra
CBS Grand Pera
Wagner
STORAGE MEK IN GOLF TILT AT GUNTER HOTEL
Delegates from the Furniture Warehousemen’s association meet at the Gunter hotel and San Antonio Country Club to determine East and West golf representatives. A silver loving cup will honor the winning 14 man team. H M Kennelly of Chicago will head the national group for the year. Officers named include W. Hostwick J. Wicks Marion Niedringhaus Harvey Wigan Ralph Woot James Dunn. Delegates plan Friday theater party at the Aztec. 215 visitors travel by Missouri Pacific train to Laredo Saturday.
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Matranai
Ee Furniture Warehousemen’s Association
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
ML H. Kennelly
Chicago
Thurvilay
R. V. Weiger
Denver
PF. J. Hager
Phildelphia
P. J. Mills
Des Moine
Frank Payne
Los Angeles
T. Inglis
Atlante
Gunter
Abty Fireproof Storage Company
Laredo
Seniors to Stage Dance at School
Mas Kahn class president says seniors will hold a mid term dance in the converted auditorium at Brackenmage High School, originally announced for Camp Normostrag. The space now serves as a basketball arena and dance floor with Bohby Handcock's orchestra providing music.
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Elaed
Rubod
Ae Camp Normostrag
Mas Kahn
Bohby Handcock
Orchestra
Witt
Brackenmage High School
Medina Lake Stocking Planned Amid Fisheries Update
The Department of Agriculture announced Medina Lake will be stocked soon. William J. Furton of the chamber of commerce reported the plan, with Charlies R. Wisat of the bureau of fisheries notifying that several thousand dream would be released there.
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Medina Lake
Department of Agriculture
William J. Furtonz
Chamber of Commerce Prides
Ficlorg
Charlies R. Wisat
Bureau of Fisheries
Oral Eyes and the Truth About Strabismus
Editor notes from January issue discuss R S Copeland piece on straight eyes. It cites two causes of cross eyes, glasses as a fix for one, and warns against unnecessary surgery for amblopic eyes while noting potential natural straightening with relaxation. It mentions stereo score tests and vision checks.
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R.S. Copeland
Acidine Ends Acidity and Gas Torture Quick
Acidine claims rapid relief from acidity and gas with a formula containing Javaine. The advertisement asserts many users feel better after taking ACIDINE and promotes it as a universal remedy for stomach distress and related symptoms.
Wholesaler Sees Better Business for Independents
Chicago January 23 Frank Cunningham president Futler Brothers, wholesale general merchandise, said independents would recover in 1931 as independents shift to battle for business rather than rely on legislation or public opinion. He added 1947 should place independents in the ascendancy.
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Chicago
U—Frank &. Cunningham
Futler Brothers
Whelesal
Merobardiae
British Plan to Free Mahatma Gandhi Detailed
Report notes a British plan to grant freedom to Mahatma Gandhi with new details. It describes Gandhi’s arrest on May 4 and references British actions to prevent public demonstrations and manage responses from nationalist volunteers across India.
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Mahatma Gandi
India
Yan
Tard Irwin
Hong Beer Tolay
Atreads
Aoeitinn Ta Sence
Mahatma Gandhi
Imprisoner Naviwantigh
Oly
Hia
Yeroda
Priwiti
Ttonna
Allahabout
Gandhi
Peasants at Movie Free Train Hurt In Looming Incident
A chaotic scene at a local theater left twelve peasants injured during a screening of an inaugural film. Reported moments describe alarm and panic as a lanoundise nae Ue Srrerin inrenred 19 entrant caused a sharp disturbance inside the auditorium.
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Teuaania
Lomein Bouee
Denennie
Civil Service Debate Shapes San Antonio Amendment
Civil Service push in San Antonio aims to show a fairer ordinance than Dallas and Fort Worth. Commissioner Wright announced distribution of copies comparing proposed board clauses before the vote. The amendment bars fire and police commissioners from board membership, with two other city commissioners named instead.
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Daling and
Fort Worth
Phi Wright
Ous
San Antonio
Texas
Wright
Revival of San Antonio community chest in 1911
E T Laubscher announced a committee will study similar mascots in other cities to revive the San Antonio community chest. If reports are favorable, the project could begin next fall. Members named include A J MacKenzie Robert D Tyncrte Albert Stevey Jr and A C Tol Iwuze.
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San Antonio
E.T. Laubscher
Elander of Commerce
BF. Y
Duffy Succeeds Sir Isaac Isaacs in Australia
Melbourne reports Sir Frank Gavin Duffy appointed chief justice of Australia. He succeeds Sir Isaac Isaacs who yesterday began his term as governor general.
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Duffy
Sir Isaac Isaacs
Melbourne
Australis
Frank Gavin Duffy
Jretiee
Birk Court
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