Martinelli Garden on Air Sunday on NBC network
Radio listings note Martinelli of the Metropolitan Opera will perform Sunday evening on NBC with a male quartet and accordion, including Vesti la Giubba and other arias. Garden, formerly with Major Bowes, appears on WOAI Sunday morning. Skippy may appear on KTSA Monday afternoon. Also scheduled are two 15 minute sketches John Henry the Black River Giant at KTLA 7 and 7:45 and Great Moments in History on WOAI at 6:30.
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Radio Programs Highlight Historic Trial of Zenger
A recount of the 1733 trial of colonial printer Peter Zenger, publisher of The New York Weekly Journal, whose case helped establish press freedom. The piece notes coverage on WOAI and KTBA with expected broadcast details and David and music programming surrounding the forum.
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New York Weekly Journal
Life Insurance Firth Victorious in Higher Court
A fragmented report from the New Orleans area notes Life Insurance Firth won a higher court ruling. The case involved the Smith Bros and A B Frank Corp with disputed payments totaling over twenty six thousand dollars. The federal clerk's office in San Antonio handled the filing and the decision concerns premiums and eligibility under prior policy terms.
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Public Speaking Lecture Topics Covered at AY Tea Club
Dr PF Mareenach opened a session titled How, the Annee the Swifter Master as members of the Velonmle edoh gathered for an attentive briefing. Miss Kms Morin teem presided. Mrs Abling demonstrated practical public speaking by Van Ty at RAND. Avin Wedneetng will feature in a city newspaper plan near Dlania, with Mici Y Porter reviewing Del Winger.
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Mother Seeks Stolen Child In San Antonio Nighttime Search
A heartbroken mother Mrs Eyantita Baropayo and husband Peter Sampago search San Antonio streets for their months old daughter Marla who was kidnapped from a crib. A passing nine year old girl who saw the Sampayo baby on a street visit may hold a clue but no arrests yet. A note to kidnappers offered to drop charges if the child is returned before Monday.
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San Antonio
Marla
Peter Sampago
Houston
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Gray
Kidnaapers
Ranchers Protest Removal of Missouri Pacific Track
Hearing at the Plaza hotel heard ranchers and land owners oppose removing 28 miles of the Missouri Pacific line between Gardendale and Fowlerton. Thomas F. Sullivan of the Interstate Commerce Commission will report later. J W Murray of Cotulla and John B Henderson of San Antonio testified about cattle, spinach plantings, and shipments. Other witnesses cited the line’s value for lumber, cotton, and freight.
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Los Angeles
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Co ed Reading Program Notes Odd Address List
An odd trimmed report from Co ed Reading at Bobton lists an average of one and four fifths books read per week by co ed students. The piece also includes a string of street addresses: Houston waiversly, Colorado Street 1818 El Paso Street 117 Orleans Street 61 South Trinity Street 1211 Vera Cruz Street 1810 Guadalupe Street 1128 Morales Street 314 Colorado Street.
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Hoston
Rado Street
el Paso
Orleans Street
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Vera Cruz Street
Guadalupe Street
Morales Street
Colorado Street
Parole Violation Leads to Four Month Penalty for Woman
Mary Richardson, a young woman in a red wool suit and white beret, was sentenced by Federal Judge Duval West for parole violation in a Ligier case. She received a $100 fine and three months in jail, with probation contingent on paying the fine within 17 days and reporting to a probation officer. She did not pay or report, and marshal records show efforts to locate her since November 11. The prosecutor sought 30 days more for nonpayment and to cover the three months previously imposed. she left the courtroom dry-eyed and smiling.
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Mary Richardson
Feders Court
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Reed Cozart
Egbert Schweppe
United States District Attorney
Autos Send Two Boys to Hospital
Two youths were treated at Robert B. Green hospital after being injured by automobiles. Herbert Chandler, 10, of 424 Monterey Street, was struck by a trolley on Markel Place, and Marcello Gonzales, of 2203 South Trinity Street, was knocked off a bicycle at Frio and Brazos streets. Neither was seriously injured. L. Saucedo, 26, of 1114 Porter Street, also received treatment at the county hospital for minor injuries in an automobile accident.
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Marcello Gonzales
South Trinity Street
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Taxpayers to Meet in Austin State Rally Planned
Statewide call for taxpayers to convene in Austin February 10 11 at Stephen F. Austin hotel. Stale Taxpayers Association aims to address widespread tax mortgage distress as foreclosures rise and relief measures are urged during two day program at the upcoming legislature session.
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Stile Taxpayers’ Assocciation of
Texas
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State Taxpayers’ Association
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