Up in the Air column funnies by Kenneth Taylor
Fort Worth radio feature with Kenneth Taylor, former Fort Worth tewxpe jerman, now at KSAT, presenting a daily 15 minute entertainment program. The column blends lyric verse with limericks and classic literature with current humorous items in a radio format.
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Texas Solong Near End of Prison Tour
Texas lawmakers tour the state prison system near Hunterville, visiting Rumsey, Dorrington, Retrure and Clements while Governor Moody urges profit sharing for inmate work and a new prison within 25 miles of Austin. The party observes the Goree Farm for Women and a tailoring plant producing inmate garments, signaling potential legislation to improve confinement and oversight.
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Rumsey
Dorrington
Retrure
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Dan Mooily
Vonking
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Cadets Body Sent Home After Fatal Plane Crash
Cadet Theodore Radinski of Kelly Field died in an air ambulance crash while en route from Fort Ringgold. His remains, accompanied by Cadet W. W. McGonnell, were sent to Fort Pierce Florida for burial. Radinski, fatally injured when his plane spun from about 150 feet while landing, was a Nebraskan native and Nebraska Wesleyan alum.
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Taxi Strike Strikes Ten to Hospital In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh ten taxi workers were hospitalized as a Yellow and Green Cab division strike continued into its thirteenth day. Some drivers sustained injuries while others escaped serious harm. property damage was reported amid the prolonged stoppage by Parmele Trams Fortaton company workers.
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Parmele Trams
Fortaton Company
Boys Die While Fleeing School In Freezing Odana g
In Viz Jan 2 a group of four Indian youths fled St Marys school toward the river two miles north of Odana g. One boy Alex Soulier 0 years old and another 11 year old companion froze to death after crossing the river. Gorney Lumbar managed to drag himself back to a house before succumbing to the cold. The other two spent the night in an abandoned shack with minor injuries. Barney lost his way and later stumbled into a home pleading for help to find Alex.
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Poor Victims of Autos Costly to Hospitals in US
Denver report notes uninsured accident victims with no funds burden U S hospitals with about 70 million dollars yearly. Robert Jolly of Houston’s Baptist hospital studies claim during Intermountain meeting of the American College of Surgeons in Denver. Text cites whiskey and crowded front seats as contributing crash factors.
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California Holds Youth for Texas
A California youth was arrested in San Bernardino on January 25 and held for Texas authorities. Charlie Rice, described as a jet man, faced charges related to a Texas robbery. His brothers Wil and Joe Rice were later indicted and detained in McCulloch County jail as the case moves to Texas law enforcement.
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Girl's Kidnaping Story Accepted
Police officials today accepted Susan Albright's story of a kidnapping last Tuesday night after authorities at Smith College reviewed the case and marked the matter closed.
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Susan Albright
Smith College
Radio Bridge Game Tuesday broadcast by WOAT
The eleventh bridge and radio bridge game will be aired Tuesday January 28 at 4 30 pm on WOAT Weesday featuring four noted players led by Milton U Work. Advance hands are listed for the teams with players from Montreal Chicago New York and Texas through the San Antonio Light.
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New York
Weat
Tiger Coach to Be Principal Speaker at Rally
Tyson, football coach of the Waca Tigers, will be the principal speaker at the monthly rally of the Senior Hi-V clubs in the city. Beverly Sheffield, president of the Alamo Heights Hi-V club, will preside. Members from Alamo Beizhtz, Los Angeles Heightz, Brackenrides, Main Avenas, Lanier Junior arbvds and Larlandale high schools will attend.
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Larlandale High School
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Sally Siedapaly
Chesterfield Letters to Godson for Sale in New York
Auctioneer offers two volumes of Lord Chesterfield's famed letters to his godson on proper behavior. The high asking price was for a Real Fortune.
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New York
Chestere
Rayhestos Twin on Vaudeville Tour Opens Circuit Run
Billie Heard, a Raybertoa performer, joins Rayhestos Twin on a vaudeville circuit itinerary. The act features bold stage routines as the troupe tours major theaters across the country.
Local Events Toast Weekend Activities In City
Readable fragments show a sequence of weekend events across the city including meatball Sunday, dances, and musical notices. Mentions Castroville and Castroville related venues with January dates and labor temple activity.
Promote Patriotism With Radio Broadcasts
Washington program to reach 15 million American children with patriotic messages over several months. VP Curtis Pershing and others will broadcast with the U S Marine Band providing music, as the Flag Association and National Broadcasting Co sponsor the series to instill American ideals nationwide.
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United States
Geo
John J. Perebing
George W. Wickersham
James J. Davis
James M. Bock
Ruth Bryan Owen
J. Borden Harriman
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United States Flag Association
Nattory Broadcasting Company
General Pershing
Big Addres
United States Marine Band
Vice Proidene
Fanny Brice to Be Featured in KTLA Program Thursday
Fanny Brice will be heard on CBS network through KTBA San Antonio Thursday night at 9 in the Patrio hour. She will introduce the song “When a Woman Loves a Man” from Ziegfeld Follies and sing others. Brice will also play Juliet in a dialect radio version of Romeo and Juliet with Henry Harv...
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KTLA
Booni Brive
Columbia Broadcasting System
KTBA
San Antonio
My Mai
Billy Ros
Ralph Rainger
Hoover Address to Be Broadcast at Boy Scout Dinner
The address of President Hoover at the twentieth annual Boy Scouts dinner will be broadcast by NBC Monday night February 10 at 8 o'clock. The dinner at the Willard in Washington D C will feature Braiden Hoover as honorary president and Walter W. Meed as active president of the organization.
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Boy Stouts of America
National Broadcasting Company
Dream Bleap Stars on WLW Program Mon week
The Dream Bleap, a popular Oriental musical fantasy, airs on WLW Cincinnati Mondays. Neal Johneson of the local Kixley Shoe Company sponsors the broadcast, with listeners invited to tune from 8:20 p.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday schedule details unclear.
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Cincinnati
Neal Johnesn
Kixley Bhoe Company
Han Antoolo
Local Radio Firm Moves to New Home
Amon TP Crawford, a noted radio figure, relocates to larger quarters at 210 Broadway inside the Travelers Hotel. The move aims to expand services with enhanced facilities and equipment for broadcasting operations and partnerships.
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Travelers’ Hotel
Kellogg
Dealers Meet In San Antonio on Brunswick Radio Role
About 50 South Texas radio dealers attended a Gunter Hotel meeting arranged by the Strausa-Redenheimer company. They announced the firm would serve as wholesale distributor of Brunswick radios and records for South Texas. H Strang of Houston and B F Dalvis led the session. Brunswick line unveiled at lunch in the Gunter Oriental room.
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Straua-Redenheimer Company
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Houston
Sires Houses
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B. Fr. Dalvis
Insure Amos and Andy for Half Million Dollars
Amos and Andy have been insured for half a million dollars by the sponsor of their programs, according to A F Palmar, secretary of the Southwest Texan Underwriters. The contract covers services of the two comedians with payments around 200,010 to each, arranged to protect the company against potential losses from disability of either performer.
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Invention Claims to Eliminate Static for Radios
Arkanaar City January 25 41N A device by Rollos Karnett aims to reduce radio static and interference. Tested on several platforms with standard music gel, the eliminator reportedly harms static less and yields a more pleasant tone. The device uses a magnet attached to the outside of a case between the transmitter and receiver to influence magnetic properties.
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Arkanaar City
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Station Refuses to Be Marriage Bureau
RECA in Los Angeles notes it will not grant marriage requests while sympathetically handling them. A widower over 40 seeks companionship, describing himself as poor but honest and industrious, hoping to meet a suitable lady under five feet tall, aged 20 to 45, with details including height weight and a future meeting.
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Jonesowe
Reed
Leingen
Anil Yiarch
Use of Instrument for Sound Effects in WARC Facility
WARC has acquired an aninmatic round-effecta machine enabling over 30 distinct sounds. It operates via muting ropes and a machine buttane to produce thunder roars, wind, motor heat whistling, and ferri-heat alien noises. The unit is enclosed in a cabinet roughly the size of a morera telegraphed.
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WARC
Radio permits issued to about 60 stations by FCC
The Federal Radio Commission granted 30 day temporary licenses to about 60 broadcasting stations in the industry wide area. Applications for changes in frequency time and power are pending before the commission. William K Henderson operator of KWREI Brav eport La was among those who received 30 day licenses with the understanding he refrain from using profane words on air. Senator Dill recently urged that Hendersons license be revoked over alleged profanity.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Radio Commission
Cdustry
Commisston
William K. Henderson
KWREI
Bbraveport
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