Radio Program Schedule from Flassadle El Todays
Radio listings show a dense schedule with multiple hosts and segments including The Adventures of Itmie Alien, sports updates, boxing news, and musical interludes. Notable items mention Lonn Hanner, Dick Armstrong, and various regional programs across stations ABC, KABC, and KTSA with times ranging from 6:50 to after midnight.
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Lonn Hanner
Aic
Saga Armstrong
ABC
Julton Lewis
RONO_Horave Heidt
My Regal Ie
America
Fascowienes S Safety Council
The
Troubadors
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Fragment and Teaser
A fragmented listing shows a dense Tuesday lineup across stations RTSA KIGA KABC MTSA and more. Highlights include Dial Smnile, Miusrine Jamboree, Traveling programs and news, with The Goldberes and Those Happy Cronies featured among hour by hour slots and local reads.
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Atuskel
San Fernenda Cathedral
Smnile
Miusrine
KIGA
Arliss Stars in Radio Play Cardinal Richelieu Live
George Arion and Florence Arliss star in tonight’s Casl Radio program Cardinal Richelieu. Eur opean history unfolds on air with Heather Anne from film circle in cast. Also Cavalcade of America dramatizes Alexander Graham Bell invention career in London metals market notes follow.
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George Arion
Florence Arliss
Cas
Cardinal Richelieu
Heather Anee
Banight
Alexander Grahan Bell
Cavalcade of America
Short Wave MosDAS Tonden-5 20 pop and city broadcasts
A fragmented listings-style report details international radio and concert broadcasts. Mentions include the Philharmonic Society of New York, Paris and London programs, and various time stamps, frequencies, and program names, with scattered abbreviations and scattered locale references.
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Mosdas
Tonden
B.C
Empire Symphony
New York
Philharmonic
Symphony Society of
Nw York
muPopua
London
Paris
Reime
Pianely
Nebore
Topamusu
Tinney
Two Seniors Die in Tractor Crash Fire Near Warrensburg
In Warrensburg Missouri an automobile and torch fire killed two high school seniors from Warrensburg High School. Forrest, 18, a senior and Mildred Hunter, also a senior, were identified among the victims. The blaze occurred early today near the city, authorities said.
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Warrensburg
MNSJ
Forrest
Warrensburg High School
Mildred Hunter
Butterworth Divorce Granted Amid Odd Court Remarks
Mrs. Butterworth was granted a divorce in Superior Court today after testimony alleging financial misconduct. The proceedings referenced prior separations and a lack of cooperation from the respondent, with unclear details due to corrupted text.
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Charles Butterworth
Hom
Butterworth
Superior Pot
FBI Inspector VES Figures On Crime
FBI inspector Lester urges crime reduction through police strength and public action. He cites surveys showing cities with adequate protection have lower crime rates and urges home, education, and public support, noting higher arrest rates among American citizens and discussing juvenile crime and a Rhodes scholar background. He will speak at Thomas Jefferson High School and later at St Marks church auditorium.
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Joan Diecully
W. FH
Drent Lester
Department of Justice
J. Edgar Hoove
Lester
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Jefferson High School
San
San Antonio
Yale
Iutelions
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Washington
Marjor Cester Zaid
Piblic
Intrmeter
Patlee
Steime
Mari
Winte
Rhodes
Oxford Uniiversity
University of Mississippi
P.T A
St. Marks Church
Former Santa Fe Official Dies at 72 in Dallas
Frank G. Pettibone, 72, former vice president and general manager of the Gall Colorado and Santa Fe line, died in Dallas after retirement from the railroad two years ago. Born in 1861, he started as a messenger boy at Burlington and rose through roles to general manager and VP. The body will arrive in San Antonio Thursday.
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Dallas
Frank G. Pettibone
Colorado
Santa Fe
Galvestad
Pettibone
Reali di
Burlington
Frank G. Fetihone
Isan Antonio
Porter Loring
Deferred truck strike looms as union talks stall
Detroit January 2 A general truck strike by 700 beer ticket drivers was deferred temporarily after unions failed to resolve a dispute. Teamsters union spokesman said no strike was called and a citywide rally was planned, with potential nationwide effects if no settlement reached.
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Detroit
Teamsters Union
Alhough Thy Hhdehaie
Aleike Jheing
Witer-union
Bier
Livestock markets show mixed demand across major hubs
San Antonio and East St Louis reports show cattle and hogs trading unevenly as rainfall dampens activity. Receipts reach into the thousands with hogs around 7.35 to 7.85 per cwt and calves steady to firm in places, while feeders and stock cows move slowly amid weather constraints. Cattle volumes remain sizable, with de mand for cutting cows and yearlings cautious yet steady in several markets.
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San Antonio
Wetteralstate
Ibz
Rced Slauchler
Louis
Ae-Usda
Thacelple
Inp Saurape
Dulin
Wallghter
Alocker
Heceipta
Chicago
Howe
Finley
Atockern
Cully Milady
Vemlers
Fort Worth
Eve
Gcod Ain Choice
Cemle
Big Bad Wolf Still Here In Texas Reports
The report from the Bureau of Biological Survey in the federal building notes 12 wolves captured in December across Texas. Shackelford and Bexar counties account for most, with Bexar also yielding a bobcat. The bureau staff recorded 262 captured mammals, 1982 coyotes, 72 wolves, and one mountain lion in one month.
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Tguralvely Riley
Bureau of Biological Survey
Federal
Pughout
Texas
Shackelford County
Bexar
Bexar County
Bureau
Man Hurt in Fatal Auto Crash Near Blair County
A report details a crash 14 miles north of Hic Grande City on the Corpus Chiral highway. Francisca Mantalva, 50, died in the collision, described as the year’s fatality in Blair County. Injuries included a broken leg to A. Man, identified as Jack Randal, and others.
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Jack Randal
San Antonio
Morday
Tourande City
Sien
Francisca Mantalva
Blair County
Hic Grande City
Corpus Chirlael Highway
Unaretlow
Fruits and Vegetables Shipments From the U S and State Reported
The weekly carlot shipments show Texas leading with many items including beets, cabbage, carrots, peas, peas etc. Market notes from Lower Valley to Cleveland describe prices and steady demand for crates and sacks. London and silver prices also recorded with standard exchange figures.
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Eegie Pass
Conntat
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Posgais
SABES
Cleveland
Allentiter
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Heeta
London
Raz Pala
Acting chief named by UAW in Detroit
United Auto Workers leaders elected R. J. Thomas as acting president while Homer Martin’s supporters call for impeachment of four board members. Detroit clash at a Plymouth local meeting led to police on site and eight impeachment indictments drafted by the anti Martin faction.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers
anti-Martin
Cleveland
Martin
Marti
International
U. A
Wrow
Plymouth Loca
International Executive Board
Martinites
USA W
Merlin Goup
Controf
John F. Kelly Funeral Services Scheduled
Funeral services for John P. Kelly a flour broker will be held Tuesday at 9 a.m. from Zizik and Kearns parlors 219 Mission Street followed by a requiem mass at St. Marys Catholic Church conducted by Rev. Weller Arnold. Interment will be in St. Marys Cemetery. Kelly a native of Alexandria Louisiana married in San Antonio forty four years ago. Survived by widow Mrs Mary E. Kelly three brothers Richard Kelly of Fort Worth and two nieces Lucille Brian Harvisors of Evansville Indiana and Ike Abney of Brownerod.
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John F. Kelly
John P. Kelly
Mission Street
Nm. Toca
Nospita
St. Mary's
Weller Arnold
Mary's
Helly
Alexandria
San Antonio
Mary E. Kelly
Richard Kelly
Fort Worth
Lucille Brian Harvisors
Fvanatah, T
Iclaca Abney
Brownenod
Mackey Honor Roll Lists 28 Students
Twenty eight students at Mackey school are named on the honor roll. Names include Jerome Hauer Alma Stenblig John Tazet Robert Tansa ain Rudolph Asher Lois Pranks Marvin Faulk Walter Broemer Leslie Pepper Virginia Bers Bobby Squyres James Buck Roy Four quin Donald and Douglas Brown uthel Steubing Irrene Baker aud e Steubing Nelson Henze PegRis. Morgan Leroy Squyres Don Tarel Bernice Baker Robert W Waltisperger Mary Allee Waltisperger Melvin Micholazak Ocele Fay Morgan and Mitchell Tamasins.
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Mackey
Mackey School
Time Route of Parade Here Protested
The Workers Alliance set a parade route for Sunday in San Antonio under Police Chief Kilday but a local official questioned it. The plan calls from 95 West Travis Street at 8 AM to proceed east on Travis then Navarro to City Auditorium. alliance members and WPA workers expected to join, with final placard wording to be decided Friday.
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Workers Alliance
WPA
Pollot
Owen W. Kilday
Bob Pierce
Uiunce
Kilday
Pierce
Alliance Cout
Travis Street
San Antonio Tilisens
Unite
Workers Altace
Franklin D. Roosevelt
San Antonio Alliance
Alliance
WEA
Piteee
Grain Market Prints Mixed Signals Amid Global Tension
Wheat futures rose as much as 1.92 cents, while traders linked early gains to European political uncertainty. Export sales totals show 78.1 million bushels shipped since July 1 with about 25 million remaining. Prices for corn and oats moved modestly, with reports of higher rye and bear sentiment on corn futures. Local hay and grain prices at Chicago and Antonio markets show varied bids and steady demand.
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Liverpool
Seares
Buenos Aires
Cotton Market Slumps Amid Weak Washington Signals
New Orleans market reports rapid liquidation with near record lows as cotton futures drop. Prices for July and other contracts slide while global demand weakens, aided by unsettled farm policy talks and broad market declines.
Insurgents raid five British freighters near Barcelona
At Barcelona on June 23 insurgents sank one British freighter and attacked five vessels including Dover Abbey Stanbrook African Mariner Thorpe Bay and Huptress. Two officers were killed, including William Morllellan and the second mate of Thorpe Bay. The Stanbrook was hit seven miles off shore near the harbor as attacks aimed to choke Barcelona’s food supplies continued.
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Barcelona
Bly
Tne Tretche
Dover Abbey
Stanbrook
African Mariner
Thorpe Bay
Huptress
African 2 Mariner
Barl Jcelona’s
William Morlellan
Cotton Bale Report From Wastington Details Totals
January 1 totals show 11,458,189 tanning bales and 17,544,208 iyaten with 220,842 as an additional figure. Report cites figures from Tost ReAAUA'R Arewhhelaud Ijivlar and Glover, with AVA 441 round hAlAa and Lyn YROTE AEC noted in the ledger.
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Tost
Ana Axeluding Binkerr
Glover
Iyaten
Indie
Amd Lyn Yrote
AEC
Stock Market Sags Amid Foreign Crisis Fears in New York
Stock prices collapsed as widespread selling hit all sectors in New York. Traders cited Spain’s Civil War tensions, fears over Germany, and doubts about Dr Schacht’s policies as the market struggled in early sessions. Large blocks moved, with notable losses across United States Steel, Bethlehem, General Motors, Chrysler, Westinghouse, and other majors.
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New York
Wall Street
Europe
Franco
Carcelone
Dr. Schacht
Felehsbank
Americas
Tendoo
Amsterdam
Amons
United Staten Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Westinghouse
DuPiut
Johor
Manville
United States
Gynaum
Ana
Van Auken to Speak at Court of Honor
Van Auken will speak at the fourth annual city-wide Court of Honor for the Boy Scouts of America Alamo Area Council at 2 PM Tuesday. The ceremony, chaired by John G. Swope, will be held at Municipal Auditorium with about 450 scouts and leaders in attendance.
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van Auken
Court of Honor
Wea
LM. van Augen
Tle Chamber of Commerce
Homer
Boy Scouts of America
Alamo Acca Counell
Tesday
John G. Swope
Spree of Two Teens Ends in Shootout in New York
Two Brooklyn girls, aged teens, faced charges after a drinking spree ended in robbery and a station shootout. A bystander was wounded as police pursued the group near a Long Island railroad station. One girl fired a .38, a police officer discharged, and another bystander was injured. The youths were taken into custody on juvenile delinquency charges.
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New York
Long Island
Jamaica
Quernsborough
Rockaway Tork
Alruck
San Francisco AFL Radio Artists vote to strike if needed
The San Francisco unit of the American Federation of Radio Artists joins national council members in backing a possible strike over ad agency wage terms. Three hundred AFRA members in San Francisco, Holywood, New York and Chicago approved a strike action plan as negotiations with advertising agencies stall. The artists seek minimums of 15 dollars for 10 minutes, 25 for 30 minutes, 35 for 60 minutes and higher rates for rehearsals, while agencies offer 150 and 225 for periods with no rehearsal pay.
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Ban Francisco
San Francisco
American Federation of Radio Artists
Afras National Council
Doodred A. F. R. A
Holywood
New York
Chicago
Vic Connors
Phillip Wrigley
A. Flt. A. Cnde
National Council of the A. E.R. A
Charles J. Post
Labor Department
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago and New York
Chicago market notes show butter and creamery specials with 89 score, mixed lot sizes, and receipts of 849,875 pounds. Poultry prices list broilers, ducks, and chicks with varied regional quotations. New York produce markets report creamery extras, fancy grades, and wholesale dairy items, plus onions and other staples with bid prices and receipts. Foreign exchange, money rates, and naval store quotes close the bulletin.
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San
Cava
Reesipla J Cay
Riveks
Markat
Heam
Over & Ams
Broilers
Hymouth
White Rock
Springs
Plymouth
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