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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1930

Page

3

Dance Music Air Feature on KTSA Tonight

Radio listings show KTSA airing two dance programs Saturday night, with the Andover hour brigade at 9 p.m and Troy Floyd and his orchestra at 10:15, plus George the Columbia and Paramount Public hour. Vocal choruses by Paul Hall and the Foursome perform. Artie Pearl directs the General Electric band in The Tone of America over NBC and WOAL at 7:30. Amos ’n’ Andy is off the air due to a scheduling break for the Frank A. Tai company bound for the Pacific coast. they resume Monday.

Iocal Hslencra KTSA Inpal Troy Floyd Orchicetra Qeore Columbia Punter ETSA Paramount-Publig Aol Avi Paul Hall Artie Pear General Electric Teott of America Woal Ploid Gidbone Amos 'N' Andy Herglofore Frank Ale Tai Company of America Paectpeiates Pacific Cnast Hallswood Nathanel Broadcasting Chain Plaza Hotel Crackett Paramount Publix Haywire Music of the Great Atudenis

Hooded Horseman Reported as Fires Spread At Night

A hooded horseman is said to ride the countryside by night in Wyoming as forest fires rage. Reports from nearby residents describe a phantom rider seen during each new blaze, with authorities monitoring the disturbances tonight.

Cuetenna Wro Urgolen Ani Wyoming Alfielna Wall

Reds Storm Polish Legation in Athens

A final part of smungz Communists attacked the Polish legation in Athens during the fight that followed the execution of three Communists in Palani. There were no injuries and no major damage. Four Communists were arrested.

Athens Palani

Detroit Gang War Claims New Victim

Detroit police report a new victim in ongoing gang clashes. Sam Gilufa, described as a veteran bootlegger and racketeer, was killed in a heavy confrontation on Fant Jeffrey Avenue at about 10:40 PM. The city continues to confront organized crime and retaliatory violence.

Detroit Suly Sam Gilufa Sateran Fant Jefforaon Nhawk

Reds Attack City as Foreigner Evacuation Quiets Shinai

In Huneb Province fighting continued today as Communists attacked Shinai city. All foreigners evacuated the area while clashes persisted in the city streets.

Bhanghat Shinai Huneb

Radio Schedule Fragments From KTSA Plague Evening Listings

Radio guide fragment lists KTSA and other stations with program times and shows including orchestra performances, political talks, dance music, and religious services. The readable items mention Whoople Hat Brigade, Dixie cigena, international studios, and various local programs through 9:00 p.m. with scattered times and station IDs.

Dixie Cigena Senera Electric

Delinquent burglar strikes five East Myrtle homes

A known recurring thief again prowled Friday night through five East Myrtle Street houses and two Donohue Street homes, taking only small cash amounts and a cigarette holder. Police report G A Tracht of Donohue Street had his home ransacked while away and a pistol was stolen. K P Lewis on East Myrtle had a cigarette holder taken. Hime Livingston’s home on East Myrtle was pried but yielded nothing. a billfold with $9 was taken from West Summit Avenue.

K. PF. Lewis Blyrtic Etreet Hime Livingston East Myrtle Street West Summit Avenue

60 Negro Mothers Depart for France Pilgrimage

Sixty Black mothers sailed from Hoboken aboard a U S Army transport to France to visit graves of sons killed in the war. The mothers travel as a single unit to honor fallen sons, a pilgrimage enabled by an act of Congress for war mothers whose sons did not return.

France New York Mathnes Hoboken U. Sy Congress

Firemen Hurt as Paris Store Burns

In Paris on July 12 a large department store Nordles Gal leries burned fiercely. Firefighters suffered injuries while battling the blaze, described as one of the city’s most intense in years. The fire spread rapidly, preventing any effort to extinguish it entirely.

Paris Tarey Lnege Boulevard Nordles Oalleries

Garanitea County Co operative Leaders Named

Rinathebok chosen as chairman of the Garanitea county seoganization of the Tenn Catinn Co operative. Anvehatt named pe Cnfor, garages and various goods offered at low prices. Clearances include light claggitled items and other sale offerings.

Gonzales Boothe Gower AM Tenns Rinathebok Garanitea Tenn Catinn Ak S02 Anvehatt

Girl released on 200 bond after knife incident

A 23 year old woman was cut on the face during a confrontation with a rival girl on Mulz Street. The assailant posted $200 bond after the Saturday incident, while the victim Jenncio Daimer was hospitalized. The suspect claimed self defense amid boyfriend trouble.

Consuelor Mandragon Ela West Commerce Street Waa Jenncio Daimer Ceren Hospital Thimer Waa Mrulz Street Trace Saimen

Mystery story contest opens in San Antonio Light

The San Antonio Light announces a murder mystery writing contest with a $20 prize for the winning solution and a $25 prize plus two Majestic theater sets awarded later. Judges include author J. Fenni Davis who will comment on why the chosen entry won.

Silas Wayne San Antonio Dus Stan Atories Gong J. Fenni Davis Nooh Ming

Foreign Nations Eliminate Navy Radio Interference

The State Department said four foreign governments Germany Japan Great Britain and the Netherlands cooperated to end interference with U.S. Navy communications. They agreed to install upgraded equipment to prevent disruption and improve signals.

Washington, D.C State Department Navy Neantime Germany Japan Great Gritain Tieland Ens Indirg Awecian Communications

Sterling Approved by Webb Machine Laredo Tease

Webb Counts powerful political organization along the Texas border endorses Sterling for the governorship in a special meeting. The club alleges it controls about two thirds of Webb County votes and pledges loyal support to the state highway commission candidate.

Sterling Webb Machine

Californians plan road boom spurs a desert town rise

Reader Henry Williams reports from Morwan on California road building and a hoped climate shift, noting a cement boulevard linking Toy Angelen to Lone Beard could triple nearby growth. He cites oil wells near Beaville boosting Wade McKinney's fortune, plans for a hotel, and potential civic developments as towns like Marksyrings build grandstands and canvass candidates.

Jess McKinney Eminty

Regular Concerts At Camp BRRMLIE This Summer

Musical concerts are held regularly this summer at Camp BRRMLIE under the direction of Nein Fragt. The dipiece orchestra performs for campers and locals. Two San Antonio boys, Charles and Joe Bates, are in the Schreiger institute area for their second summer.

Camp Brrmlie

Change in Tax Policy Debated by Chamber of Commerce

Corpus Christi officials report the Texas Chamber of Commerce resisting rapid tax changes, opposing new taxes on natural resources and urging considered funding for Texas College of Arts and Industries at Kingsville. A November membership meeting was scheduled with location to be decided.

Corpus Christ Texas Esas Carrital O. W. Killam Tnrede Larredta Kas Leeman Texas College of Arts and Industries Kingsville

Kansas Irrked Leare Still Head War Amarrillo Teana

July 12 Amarillo Teana reports Alexander Legge chairman of the federal farm board sparked controversy with remarks defending a farm policy proposal. Kansas Governor Clyde Reed and publisher Levand brothers clashed over acreage limits and political rhetoric. Legge urged calm as Wheat State tensions rose.

Amarillo Teana Alexander Legge Federal Farm Board Legge Apeech Clyde MM. Reed Kansas Feaferd Max al Annt Lo Levand Wiebbla Roncon Levand Brothers

Phone Talk Gets Man in Trouble

In New York on July 12 a man faced trouble after an argument at a phone booth. A punch connected with a doorway scuffle, a bystander heard the clash, and a police officer intervened. The man was arrested following the incident.

New York Fred

Negro Insurance Firm to Be Probed

Austin authorities plan an investigation into the financial affairs of the Morganic Templars of Aurion, a Negro fraternal insurance organization. The home office is at Little Neck, Wrk, and officials say the company was able to pay its claims.

Austin Ake Tarver Aioner Meganic Templars of Aurion Little Neck Wrk

Social Club Shaken by Bomb Blast in West Fills area

A blast shattered windows on a window ledge of the Simpton Social Club early today. The explosion damaged a four to five story building at West Fills third stern area, Fifth and Sixth avenues. No injuries reported.

Simpton West Fills Sterner Hekeren Fifth Sisth Avenue

Trish Speakers Call for Strickland Aid in Ulster Demonstration

In Ulster a July 12 rally marks the 240th anniversary of the Moyne battle. Trish speakers urge Premier Jed Strickland of Malin to support a government stance against the bishops, amid calls for imported aid.

Delfast Weeland

Honolulu crash leaves three aircrew dead in blaze

In Honolulu an army amphibian aircraft crashed from a height of OM feet, burning three crew members aged 27. Ivan Aiterbury Alterbury and Star Sergeant Falph 3a, both 27, were found in the wreckage. Alterbury's home was Reneburg Oregon while Amilly hailed from Badorus Tl.

Oy Ublverom Hongtede Duke Liewl Ivan Aiterbury Falph 3A Alterbury Reneburg Ore Amilly Badorus

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