Radio Programs and Late Night Music Schedule With Stations
A dense listing of today’s radio programs across multiple stations including AM and FM services. Notable entries include Dance Time at 3:05, Sunset Jamboree, The Mighty Show, and various news and sportscasts from WAO, KOXM, KABC and others, with show titles and host names scattered throughout.
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Ted Fill
Bob
Barry Wood
woAt—Pals
Dick Trai
Jack Aransirene
MABC
Kexs
Tavie Sagny
S—Hardin Trias
RMAC
Harieca
Mtsackessby
Air 43
Bob Tonge
Eports
Obi
Donald Novia
Eaveer
Kaec—Futlon
Ewis
Tomorrow's Programs and TOT 4 M eee BTSA-637 Musical Clock
Radio and church listings feature Fernando Cathedral WOAL Dinia Smild Sunrise Jamberse 7TO8A schedule with various program names including The Eye Oreners and The Fact Finder. Newspaper card tallies dozens of shows across Am and TON stations with times like Noon, 12:33, and 4:45, highlighting local musical guests and talk segments.
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Fernando
Dinia
Eane
Sonrise Jamberse
Btoe
ATSA
The
Eye Oreners
Hirat
Helen
Mabe News Tt
S—Marsing
Maer
Oth
Violinist Joseph Singeli to Perform on GBs Show
Violinist Joseph Singeli will guest tonight on the Benny Goodman swing show on GB network ETSA 220. Grand Duchess Mane makes a first appearance at Al Jolson Didadeas CRTSA-7 30 The Theater of the Air TEABO B705 presents Uncle Jeremiah Goes to Town a comedy about a country gentleman visiting the city.
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Joseph Singeli
Vialda
Benny Goodimin
ETSA
Grand Duchess Mane
al Jolson Didadeas
CRTSA
N .Theater of the Air Teabo
Jeremiah
Ice Floe Drifts to Island Three Saved at Detour
Three men Tare hishermen, Phiily Goetz aged 40, Russell Goetz 30, and Willian Dyer 47, all from Detour, spent a night drifting on the north channel of Lake Huron before being found on Downmond Island. They had cut ice from the main ice pack Monday afternoon and drifted ashore, reporting no great discomfort despite lacking food or fuel. The flag was driven inshore this morning.
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Mich
Lake Huron
Downmond Island
Dound
Tri
Phiily Goetz
Sony Russell
Willian’ Dyer
Short Wave Tuesday Broadcast Fragments and Names
Fragmentary OCR inventory lists numerous names, times, and acronyms from a radiophonic or university communications page. Entries mention Lyndeo, Figit Henneahls, Zarl yt Ivikm CEO, WUXAL, WIXAL, London, New York City, and various numbers. Content lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
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Lyndeo
Figit Henneahls
Zarl
Ivikm
Chistian
Fiervapt University
Wuxal
Ahn
Hein
London
Ira Bom
New York City
Anus
Jase Chew
Wixal
Afb
Anne
New Yort
Senators Celebrate Orange Gifts In Austin
In Austin today, senators received large oranges placed on each seat. Ronald Rogers Kefly from the Rig Valley region claimed he was unaware of any link to a prior Texas A and M college elation. Senator WH. L. Winford from Fort Blockton joked with his orange and played pepper with Senator R. G. Lanning of Winsboro, a former semi pro baseball star.
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Austin
Gan
Senate
Ronald Rogers Kefly
Runde Valley
Winter Haven
Texas A
WH. L. Winford
Fort Blockton
R. G. Lanning
Winsboro
Boy Rodolfo Rodrigues Recovers After Arm Break
A 10 year old boy named Rodolfo Rodrigues suffered a fall while playing. He was unaware of the arm fracture until attendants at Robert B. Green Hospital examined him. Doctors applied splints and planned follow up care at the hospital.
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Rodelfo Rodrigues
Robert B. Green
Thief Steals Valued Heirloom Watch
A 66 year old woman reports a theft of an heirloom watch from her residence on West Commerce Street. The thief entered a tack, and the incident was reported to local authorities. Names and exact locations are partly illegible in the damaged text.
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John B. Hoh
Glanbilx
East Gaentherstrom
Eliyh Drumemer
Bhermay Ayroet
Clubbirg
Internalaui
Mie I-2
Commerce Street
Olarhviakeknd
Prisoner Delay in Travel Over Mann Act Case
Federal marshal units in San Antonio hold prisoner Raymond in Bexar County jail for three weeks due to scarce deputies and ongoing extradition formalities. Raymond, arrested in San Marcos, is accused of transporting a woman from Hopkinton to Schenectady on October 3, 1936. He waived preliminary hearing and pleaded not guilty. bond set at $1,500.
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TV. 3
San Antonio
Wilfort
Joseph Raymond
Wantet St
Bupkinson
Bexar County
Raymond
Bous
Austin
R. J. McMillan
Rhode Island
San Marcos
Hopkinton
Schenectady
U. S
Paul A. Lockhart
Debate Opens On Relief Bill In Senate Fight Over Funds
Washington Jan 24 Senator Adams Democrat Colorado opened Senate debate on the 725 million dollar relief bill contending misstatements and propaganda sought to boost the allotment Roosevelt had proposed 873.6 million to extend WPA until June 20. appropriations committees countered with 725 million dollars Adams said the issue is not a cut but how much should be added to fund more relief while supporters argue for larger sums for welfare.
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Washington
Jan
Adams
Comorado
Senate
Resineral Roosevelt
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Stadium Site Backed Amid Opposition to School Field
The Chamber of Commerce plans a counter move against the Northside Property Owners League protests over a proposed school stadium near Rock Quarry between San Jacinto and Brackenridge parks. Officials say a city council session will hear the case at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Henry Holland of the school board and City Attorney T. D. Coths discuss transferring the site to the district.
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Rock Quuirry
Sar Jacinto
Brackenridge Parks
Jutilot Chamber of Commerce
Robert E. Conrad
Comruliter Ehastrean
Conrad
Henry Holland
T. D. Coths
Texas named most modern region by Cleveland editor
Harry Smith auto travel editor of Plain Dealer visited San Antonio en route to Mexico City and praised Texas as the nation’s most modern state. He claimed American architecture would be found there and lauded Gulf coast and Texas as the spring and summer travel draw. He highlighted W. H. Furlong as the best ambassador of good will and noted a push for U S recognition of his travel work by the American government.
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Texas
Harry Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Plain Desler
Smith
San Antonio
Mexico City
St. Anthony
Gulf Coast
Teves
W. H. Fur Jong
Pan-American Highway Association
Mexico
London Wok Event Sparks Odd River Market Chatter
A fragmented report from London notes unusual activity and crowding at a riverside market. Details are unclear, but participants discuss prices, bids, and odd items amid a bustling scene. Names and dates are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Retirement Rule Is Fought for Abominities of 44 payrens
Teachers in San Antonio demand a halt to automatic retirement for those 60 to 70. They seek to delay the rule until pension funds are provided. Principal W. J. Knox, who recently turned 70, is among those affected and would be impacted by the suspension.
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San Antonnio
Cheen
Palyons
Cochran
W. J. Knox
St Nelson School
Knox
Texas Market Report Details Vegetable Shipments
Shipping point notes show mixed Texas produce by type including beets carrots peppers and greens with Texas crates prices and on track arrivals. Market conditions vary: spinach and Savoy cabbage weaker, beets steady, carrots steady to weak, and Texas crates priced around 1.30 to 3.95 per crate with regional arrivals from Cleveland Pittsburgh Boston New York and Chicago.
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Lower Valley
South
Texas
Washington
Cleveland
Amirket Allehily
Rudy
Cincinnati
Market Winady
Kansas City
New York
Eleteen
Savoy
Og Se
Boston
Texan Burlelk Savoy
St. Louis
Yendeney
Texan Bushiky
Caruage
Philadelphia
Smarket
Bostug
St Leo
Market Dall
Pittsburgh
Piye
Alberta
Texas Hall
Market Steady
Texann
Flo
Intel
Beaton
Chigag Regutivata
Barnes Awaited on Tech Field Leasing
The St. Louis Browns will visit San Antonio later this week to discuss leasing Tech Field with school board authorities for the Missiltons. The contract hinges on parking arrangements with an offered annual rent of 20000 and concessions mostly to the Dell Club. If Barnes cannot attend, William DeWill, vice president of the Bt. Tallis, will attend.
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Congig Ponamés
Pbesouiy Oe Ware
St. Louis Browns
San Antoniio
Whi
Tech Vield
Miesltons
BE. H. Kiter
Dell
Barnes
Kiter
William De-Will
Wce
Stolen Cans Recovered In County Yard Findings
Six stolen cars were recovered from two Bexar County “graveyard” yards. Deputy Sheriffs Miller and Galloway found one car group in a brushy area near Chavanaux on June, listing Harold Pawkett J M Dacus and J A Fails as owners. A Cassin Road site near Yon Ormy revealed two stripped cars and four dismantled autos, identified by license plates as owned by James Poore of Bexar County.
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Bexar County
Chavanaux
William Miller
John Galloway
Harold Pawkett
West Woodlawn Avenue
J. ML Dacus
Kayton Avenue
J. A Fails
Fourth Street
R. A. Magnus
Jerome Mevey
Cassin Road
Yon Ormy
Icense Pisles
James Poore
Bexar Noumty
Livestock market notes from multiple western markets
Texas and midwest livestock listings show receipts in the thousands across San Antonio, Chicago, Fort Worth and Kansas City markets. Cattle from feeders to slaughter steers trade mostly steady with limited demand. calves and stockers mixed. Hogs reach top around 7.08, with varied weights. sheep and lambs show firm to higher bids, with strong demand for fat lambs and yearlings.
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San Antonio
Newa
Tioga
Tairty Pelive
Alout
Monlay
Bravier
Sunnday
Amd Iwos
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Usdaihoga
Mancay
Saiven
Feda
Bolle
Fort Worth
Weber
Monfig
Sverake
Kansas City
Kansas TV
Vealer
Cotton Market Steady Start in New Orleans Futures
Cotton futures opened steady in New Orleans with March at 8.53 cents and May at 7.23 cents amid weak cables and Wall Street selling. Prices fluctuated narrowly through early dealings as covering supported some gains but overall remained close to yesterday's close.
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Murope
Earis
Holt
Yesterdix
Liverpool
Wallabert
Bombay
New York
Boweht
Frov
Jne
Peices
Fort
Arteler
Atsiet
Lecture Planned Against Communism by Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus announce a lecture in the hall featuring Paul McGuire of Australia on the Carnation Revolu Yar as part of a crusade for Christian justice. District Deputy Dave Walsh chairs the committee with support from team members.
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Knights of Columbus
Nak
Paul McGuire
Australia
Knights of Columbus Hall
McGuire
Dave” Walsh
Hig
Joe Rev
G. P Staff
Franela C., Sullivan
Wk Guerra
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Wy A. Menger
Stocks Rally In Early Trading As Leaders Rebound
New York stocks rose in early trading as Monday's downturns faded and shares across major groups gained. Prominent movers included steel and chemical stocks along with General Motors and U S Rubber, while motor shares planned a reallocation. Industry production showed upward movement for the month, contrasting with a week of shrinking freight and lending activity. Broker loans declined, and weekly financial settlements cooled, marking the sixth straight drop in weekly activity.
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New York
Jal
Steel
Bathichem
Santa Fe
Punuiyvants
General Motors
Cheysles
N.Y. Central
U. S, Rubber
General
Eloine Aimconds
Consolidated Xdl Uia
Comforma Oon
Federal Reserve
Joang
Poultry and Produce Prices From Chicago Jan 24
Chicago Poultry and Produce lists show steady or mixed prices for fowl and turkeys with varying regional quotes. Receipts and market conditions indicate modest demand shifts, with creamery butter prices higher than extra and eggs showing regional grade variation.
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Chicago
Springs
NEM Vora
Roduce
New York
Buty Tor
I Rewa
Demanis Rathe
Colorado
Wisconsin
U. S
North Dakota
Tech
Market notes on currencies and metals in London and New York
The report summarizes foreign exchange rates and precious metal prices across London and New York. It notes the US dollar advancing against the pound, fractional changes in French francs and other currencies, and silver prices around 42.5 to 42.8 cents per ounce with various listing details and spot quotes.
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Aileun
Ato
United States
Dolar
New York
Bagi Jalent
Inventory of San Antonio school property to guide insurance
An ongoing WPA funded inventory project at San Antonio schools, started July 18, 1948 with 40 workers and now 21 workers active under H. Kifer. The work aims to document all school property for insurance decisions, with a total original appropriation of $12,000. The project, led by Thomas Webb, expects completion by June next year.
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San Antonio
H. Kifer
Sfechgols
Kifer
Thomas Webb
Pandom
Farm Jury in Salazar Trial
A jury to try Frank Salazar, charged with slaying his former employer Paul Kennedy, was completed with two farmers among the jurors. Testimony began as Kennedy, Mrs. Kennedy, two children and Imogene Kennedy testified or are expected to, while 18-year-old Wilma Kennedy, abducted by Salazar, is to testify. The state seeks the death penalty, alleging Salazar killed and robbed the Kennedys over tensions about his advances to Mrs. Kennedy. Salazar and Wilma were later found near Austin at relatives’ home. Wilma said he forced her to accompany him after claiming to have drugged her parents. Salazar called himself crazy.
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Sweetwater
Jen
Frank Salazar
Paul Kennedy
Lodey
Jave Termers Or
Owichinen
Kennedy
Wilma
Salazar
Kennedys
Wilha
Austin
Wilna
Bec
Grain Market News Shows Mixed Signals Across Regions
Chicago Inn reports limited selling while Liverpool declines. Argentine and Australian wheat purchases by British mills and government demand offer some support to prices. Southwest cash bids, favorable moisture notes, and easing in corn and oats amid tepid trading temper market tone. prices hold with small shifts across May to July contracts.
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Chicago
Inn
Fombrork
Wiley
Liverpool
Southwest
Botanh
Milla
Tuim
Great Britain
Ahievers
Corp
Argentina
Doctors Here for StealON Convention Opens in Guatethoiet
A three day gathering of the International Post-Graduate Medical Assembly of Southwest Texas opened Tuesday at the Guatethoiet hotel with lectures luncheons and seminars. Physicians from Southwest Texas Central Texas and other states were slated to attend four lectures two speakers missing due to weather and six luncheons plus five seminars ending with a stag party and buffet supper.
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International Post-Graduate Mediceal Assembly
Texas
Russell L. Cecil
Alexander Randall
Harry & Grabie
D.nelson Henihron
J. A. Myers
Mine Neapolis
Fred T. Adair
University of Chicago
Ginter Notel Rose Room
A. E. Hertzler
Russell L Cecil
H. C. Neefziger
R. MacAusland
D. N. Andeesot
A. Randal
Cg, Sutherland
James B. Costen
H. 3. Gracie
H. G. Pouches
G. H. Belole
Plaza Hotel
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