Radio and stage life mix in early era gossip notes
A clipped survey of radio and stage culture highlights censorship, performers, and social chatter. It notes that radio purity conflicts with stage provocative songs, mentions Ray Valle and Hold Your Man, plus local figures like Travis Hull, Joe Cummings, and Miss Dorothy Reich, with travel and event mentions across towns and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enversatnesa
Radio Commission
Yyic
Little Red Riding Hood
Wipal
van Antonians
Ray Valle
Mr. Vyellee
Vin Hing
Jew Air Service Launched With New Orleans to Luceda Route
A new Jew Air Service started daily passenger service between New Orleans and Luceda via San Antonio. The opening celebration occurred Monday at Wine with fled Stray ALK Ave, Ti ny Wedel, with part owner We- MI-Williams Line present but unable to complete reivbration. An event crowd of about 5000 attended the ceremony.
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Jew Air Service
New Orleans
Luceda
San Antonia
Wine
Tiny Wedel
Pie We- Mi-Williams
Wits
Milk Sanitation Drive Launched by City Health Dept
The city health department announced Monday a campaign led by Chief Mk Inapuelar and Robert Stl Van to enforce卫生 sanitation rules and improve milk handling. The effort targets dairy owners to meet new regulatory standards and prevent contamination.
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Mk Inapuelar
Robert Stl
van Cily Health Department Sre
Dilly
Dl Wold
SatX AMARAfan Slashed by Street Attacker
A person named Chaarles Tevit was attacked by an unidentified street assailant on a Monday night. The victim sustained a slash wound to the right arm and later died in Anka. Details remain unclear as police investigate.
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Satx Amara
Chaarles Tevit
Oh Bonth
Ore
Klis Watinda
Fewis
Dies Anka
Court approves reorganization of Medical Arts Building deal
Federal judge approves a plan to reorganize ownership of the Medical Arts Building. A new company will be formed to replace the old owners. bondholders receive 90 percent, Medical Center gets 10 percent, nonparticipating bondholders are paid in cash and given notices to act within 15 days. A 10 year board will govern, stock certificates issued to bondholders, and about 88 to 89 percent of bonds have consented.
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Medical Arts Building Company
Medlewl Center Company
Federal District Court
Sylvan Lang
New Company
Medical Center Company
Melvin L. Strauss
Lang Seid
Lang
Davis
London
Daris
Starvid W. Behloss
Chicago
Banda
Dry Agents Seize Still in Operation
Local dry agents raided a premises on Rivas street uncovering a 19 gallon still, mash, and ten 50 gallon fermenters. A bottle of whiskey and related equipment were seized as part of the operation. One man named Stemney faces a $500 bond in the case.
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Rivas Street
Tease Solo
Esse
Bridge Leaders Announce Texas League Tourney Setup
A meeting at the Plaza Hotel Thursday night aims to finalize plans for a state bridge tournament. Texas Bridge League officials Jaevy Polk and M. A. Stnink were named organizers. Eli Sangre of Dallas serves as president.
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Plaza Hotel
Ban Antoni
Jaevy Polk
M. A. Stnink
Eiyeelora
Texas Bridge League
Tiailas
Eli Sangre
Dillas
Fuy Ame
Woman Treated for Car Injuries After Crash
Nina Reynolds, 44, of 424 Nom steel, was treated at Physicians and Surgeons hospital Monday for serious injuries from an automobile accident near McQueeny et Sundiy. Claude Estrida, 4125 Pastores street, received care at Rader RB Green hospital after his jaw was broken on both sides when a telephone pass.
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Nina Reynolds
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
McQuesnry Et
Sundiy
Claude Estrida
Pastores
Strool
Rader RB. Green Hospital
Death of Luis Rodriguez Follows Blister Incident
A boy named Luis Rodriguez, 11, of 115 Green Street died after a blister infection that followed an incident at Robert B. Greer Hospital. The injury occurred Monday morning when a blister was broken with scissors. He was admitted to the hospital on Saturday but did not survive.
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Amai
City Appropriates Funds for Lighting Project
City council Monday appropriated 40 to cover costs for a lighting project. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a utility and local company involvement appears.
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Wimnburn
Linety Waite
THA City Poecuparel
Yhouk Hale Mio Orien Cie
Mnatn Tine Company
Eral Naked
Two Boys Fatally Struck by Hit-Run Truck
Police sought a night shift truck driver after a hit and run on Sunday in El Paso left Guadalupe Ortia 11 dead and David Reever 7 with severe injuries. Ortia died near home at Guadalupe Street while Reever suffered facial injuries and a broken jaw, treated at Robert B. Green Hospital. Authorities investigated along South 0 find El Paso streets.
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Polite
Ehoven
Uneir
Guadalupe Ortia
Guadalupe Oirec
Ynac
David Reever
South Frio
Robert B. Green
el Paso
Stamp Row Over Postage At County Equalization Hearing
In Bexar County court the postage bill for notices calling property owners before the equalization board became a dispute. County Auditor Edger Garvey and County Commissioner Huntress refused liability, seeking rulings from Austin. Garvey offered to pay $4 out of pocket pending reimbursement, as the issue awaited a final attorney general's ruling with notices due by August 1 and ten days required.
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Bexar County
Equalization Board
Canty Merk
George W. Huntress Jr
Edger G. Garvey
Strode
Ead
Suburiky
Huntress
D. P. Wavis
Nia
Garvey
Lee
Walter Tynan
Bin
Huntreas
Austin
Meantme
Commissioners
Fire and Police Service Code Adopts City Plans
Clause Dirkhrad, chairman of the oral board, announced Matday. The Nations call for copies of the code to be forwarded to cities wishing to pattern their codes after Moor to adopt it in full.
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Bates
Ball Anion PLC
Fire and Police
Dirkhrad
Briers du
New York
Mer
Rain Lingers Over San Antonio Amid Record Drought
Meaty clouds moved over San Antonio on Monday as scattered showers failed to break a 41 day rainfall drought. Rain fell in Bandera and San Marcos with Austin at 1.20 and 42 inches. Laredo reported 0.62 inches. Temperatures dropped to 39 early then rose to 78 with a forecast for partly cloudy skies and no significant rain.
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San Antonio
Iran
Bandera
Bandera Seco
J. H. Jathos
Jarboe
Alamo Heights
Lawn
Gail
Hell
Pas Amriew
Airport Chiefs to Meet in 8 A
The Texas Airport Managers association convention for next year will be held in San Antonio in January. W. H. Hamsey, manager of Winburn Field, extended the invitation at this year’s convention, which closed Saturday in Amarillo. Ramsey was elected vice president of the organization.
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Texas Aiport Managers’ Association
San Antonio
W. H. Hamsey
Winburn Field
Amauili
Ramsey
Beer hearing delayed day in Ben Antonio court
The beer business hearing in Ben Antonio was postponed to 10 a.m. Tuesday as Judge W. W. McCrory of the Ninety-fourth District court gave precedence to a crime case. Spectators filled the courtroom including about 25 members of the Women’s Christian temperance union. Reproaching notes from Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright warned no further trials if the city loses. The case concerns a court order to force beer dispensers to close to curb further sales. The parties include Mars Cigar Store at 102 East Houston and the Alhambra Club at 103 Franklin Street. Last week, temporary restraining orders were denied but the hearing on the facts was set.
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Ben Antonio
W. W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
Women’s Christian Temperance Umion
Phil Wright
Galil
Wright
Retty
McCrory
smonner de+ Torecourc
4 H Club Awards Trips to College
Bastrop July 3. At the recent 4 H club event, members were honored for achievements in 4 H work during the year. Envy Tingle and others from Young's Prairie, Cedar Creek, and surrounding areas received college short courses and certificates.
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4-H
Bastrop
College Sherk
Durhin
Envy Tingle
Airne's Prairie
Miz
Dnck
Uptem
Albert Wilson
Young's Prairle
Iva Bell Wilson
Young's Prairie
Winona
Echnltz
Palao
Lawrence Puchs
Paige
Tay Hendrix
Cedar Creek
Aged Victim Dies After Auto Collision Near Doln Rien Street
The aged victim, 98, of M410 West Commerce, died after being struck July 17. Sandy Witendall reported the accident occurred in the 300 block of Doln Rien Street. The victim was taken to Robert B. Green hospital for treatment.
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Newtay
Robert B. Green
Sandy
Witendall
Acclent
Dolnrien Streel
Revival Conducted By 18 Year Old Negro Youth
A fragmentary notice reports an 18 year old Negro youth conducting a revival at the First Church on 104 Boulder Pine Street. The text indicates a segregated section reserved for white people.
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Bould Pine Street
Southern Steel Company v Campbell Resin Company case note
In Ninety fourth District Court the case styled Southern Steel Company versus Campbell Lumber Company was incorrectly named as Southern Municipal company versus Campbell Lumber. The correction clarifies the defendant as Campbell Resin Company and the case proceeds.
City considers filling station at Highland and Gevers
At a Monday city commission meeting a hearing was held on Edwart Henckel’s application to build a filling station at Highland Boulevard and Gevers. About 35 residents led by A M Lingo protested as Commissioner Phil Wright maintained his July 6 objection.
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GC. E
Highland Boulevard
Gevers
City Commission
Mortin
Edwart ¥. Henckel
A. M. Lingo
Phil Wright
Instingth
Hencke
Americ
Anti-Crime Drive Aims at Texas Council Reform
An anti-crime group urged Texas officials to resign several prominent citizens and support a 7k council as part of a nationwide drive to curb crime. The movement seeks a new council, a Vatican-like council, and mentions Senator Morris Sheppard in its rough outline.
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Chamuer
Commerci
Texas Council
Pequest Culle Fon
Morris Sheppard
Reyderi Ue
Jette Pach
Fua Ammeririin
All-Expense Tour to Chicago Planned by Collicies of Century Tow
Collicies of the Century Tow subsidiary of the Southern Pacific lines registering passengers for an all expense trip to the Chicago Century of Progress fair. Travel from Saate San Antonio on August 19 to Chicago and return August 27. Agent H. A. Tenney, clay ticket agent, handles tickets. Buy American.
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Chicago
Century Tow
Souther Pacfic Lines
Saate San Antonio
H. A. Tenney
Clay
N H King Urged for Recovery Board Appointment
The Texas Recovery Board movement seeks N H Whig of San Antonio for a governor appointed seat. The Chamber of Commerce noted Monday the push supports Whig as a key member amid local business leadership.
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N.H. King
Reiati Partiture Association of Texas l
N. H. Whig
San Antonio Furniture
Texas Recovery Board
Yee
Chamber of Commenees
Rinna New Golf
Malden
Itoly
George Rhine
Jong
Jinks Ice
Army housing hopes rise in Columbus and Boliver push
Columbus, Ga and Boliver join in movement backing the army housing program and a public works bill. The Columbus chamber of commerce, via A B Clegg, urged President Roosevelt to approve the program. Louis Howe said the appeal was referred to a public works board. Senator Morris Sheppard will assess the situation. The Columbus chamber, a military center, aligns with local chambers to push army housing execution and urges nationwide support.
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Columbus
Bboliver
Ronting
San Antoniuns
Chamber of A Carenoree
A. B. Clegg
Cammitive
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Louis Howe
Board For Public Works
Morris Sheppard
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
Iocal Chamber
Leaves Offered to Foreign War Vets to Attend Convention
Officers of the Eighth Corps area announced on Monday that leaves are offered to Veterans of Foreign Wars members to attend the national convention in Milwaukee from August 27 to September 1.
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Amorig Wo
Surmagus
Veterans of Foreign Work
Milwaukee
Eighth Corps
Will Rogers on Governors and reforestation plan
Will Rogers quips about governors at a ceremony at Lake Tahoe praising a first forestation effort and predicting political fallout. He jokes that Democrats push tree planting while Republicans may harvest the outcome as campaigns unfold.
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Truckee
Calit
Roosevelt
Burks
Missouri
Lake Tahoe
Will Rogers
Chamber warms to national recovery plan push
Dick O Terrell president of the chamber of commerce has wired Washington accepting an informal administrator role for the program and reports business leaders urging wage advances and staff expansion as the national recovery act details arrive. Western Union and Postal Telegraph both granted raises aiding about 300 workers while Householt Furniture raised wages for its 15 employees. Terrell awaits confirmation and a broad committee will be formed to push salary increases and reduce unemployment.
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Saaney
Dick O. Terrell
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Terrel
Western Union
Postal Telegraph-Vable Company
Householt Furniture Company
Tn Sil Gielda
Terrell
Ferrell
Insinnes Terrell
Post Office to Be Ammunition Base in War Effort
Postmaster announces Washington order designates post office as supply hub for campaign workers and materials. The facility will provide forms tags stickers and cards while aiding in wage and hour campaigns. Officials claim federal support and national recovery involvement.
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F/G. Lusus
Washington
Postoffice N
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Postoffice
Liese
Neional Recovery Administration
Uris
Three Treated for Eye Injuries at Local Hospital
Three individuals were treated for eye injuries at Robert B. Green Hospital on Sunday and reported improved by Monday. Mario McCail, 34, of North Olive Street, sustained a steel splinter in his eye. Pele Vino, 30, of West Salinas Street, received acid exposure while shaping furniture. George Vanogs, 4, of Moarates Street, was struck in the eye by a thrown object. Additional patients had elbow and facial injuries from various accidents.
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Om Aera
Robert B. Green
Mario McCail
North Olive Street
Wis Eye
Pele Vino
West Salinas Street
George Vanogs
Moarates Strest
Wes
Healeloe Malone
Rawlings Street
Vista Seth Afecler
Salado Deck
Ameriens
Assailant Shoots 8.4 Man Near Monterey Street
An unidentified assailant shot a man in the back as he entered his yard at 811 Monterey Street. He was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital with a chest wound. The incident was reported Monday after a night assault on Susdaz near Milwaukee.
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Monterey Street
Bhulyg
Robert B. Green
Milwauree
Martin Bajuk
Duane Navin
County Aid
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Tack
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Dith Smith
Ray Leemon
South Texas Chamber At Commerce
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Charles Fertitta
Maclin Trejo
Johnny Huntress Jr
Naw Buenner
Misseiri Paelie
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Mos. C. Ray
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