Radio Program Schedule and Lineup Highlights
A crowded Thursday radio rundown lists programs and orchestras across stations. Highlights include world news by Als woat and Fulton Lewis, Jewish and baseball segments, military and sports features, plus orchestra sets led by Gene Ty and Rudy Vallee. The schedule covers evening hours up to midnight with multiple musical acts and news segments.
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Kaga Acollan
Roseblancy
Ross Jordan
Oses Jim
Alswoat-Banie Belogulni
Nigu Deen
Eabgt
Fulton Lewis
S-Eiliott Hoosevelt
Bao —Sineee Domneser
Ty Bus
KMAC
Erica’ T. Giron
Ty Daietty
Ces
Baseball Atuorms Sportz Journal
Tary Seaton
Tray Wood Armchair Adventures
Kharo Esie Si
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Teems With Local Programs
A detailed listing shows stations WOAI KMBD KTSA KTSA and more broadcasting a full day of music news and talk. Programs include Sunrise Serenade at 6:50, Morning Rails, Leona Render, Betty Crocker segments, and hourlong features like Yours for 2, Road of Life, News by Aly, and Of Interest to Women. Local personalities, concert previews, and gospel fellowship are interwoven with station IDs and times.
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Leatterwood Balves
Jenny
Leona Render
Viensasa Eneemiie
Fran Alison
Muzic
KABC
GIU Northe
Nancy James
Betty Crocker
Try
Bob
Riga
Sam
Road of Life
Julia
Tom Dicker
Tesus Farm
TGR
Sal Muetothy
Ramwg—Newe
Pisno Saing
Nimthurs
Vocaittes
Kalry
KTSA
Aduich Hofner
Bove
Esa
Aly
WOAT
Newcrast
Ovens uTaNd
Caurawagon Gane L
Woal—Mare Marlin
Mp Perkins
Kepner Thun Nk
Guiatne Light
EAPC
Splin Agriex
Gospel Fellowship
Wheel of Fertuce
Jelly
Jane
Stella Daliaa
Ade
Aaidstream
Gabc—La Hoya Anabuare
Ity Keene
Voice of Homance
ITOS
UY Ensemble
Einai
SuMsh
Arlen
Songe
Institute of Democracy Tn
Malem
Prece-Radio News
John Gurney
Saton Silhouettes
Brisinwood Mercantile Com
Radio dramatization and TV guests highlight tonight's programs
Short story AUB OANA ties celebrated as Candis trip dramatized for radio at Columbia Workshop. Tonight Alice Marble Erin O'Brian Moore and others appear on Rudy Vale hour. Major Bowes amateurs perform in Waco Texas CBS. Bob Burns guests at Music Hall. Franchot Corr Court Bell Sulis Debuts playfully in other segments.
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Columbia Workshop Tonight
HTSA
Alice Marble
Erin O'Brian Moore
Care Men
Miranda
Abd Won Holtz
Rudy Valeies
No B.C
Major Bowes
Waco
Texas
CBS
TSA
Bob Burns
Music Hall
Franchot “Corr
Court Bellade Sulis
Texas Trails Blockyardéan Preview of Rabies Film
A fragmented notice describes a Thursday preview of a film titled Rabies and Us Perception in Man and Animal shown by Dr. Charles W. Neal at the Gui. Norden Laboratories produced the film to illustrate rabies dangers amid cattle and horses. References mention Dr. Neal, Pooler from Christie, and local cattle activities with shipments and sales in the Crymal City district.
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Ant
Nihal
Charles W. Neal
Weal Veteinary
Wal
Norden Laboratories
Lancols
Net
Vevintviv Particuidels Fineiy
Neal Plaieh
Bawled Out About Balls in Fall River Tale
In Fall River, a confusing local item centers on Walliam Ziolas who speaks of “base balls” and odd threats. The fragmentary report hints at miscommunications, a tense yard scene, and a defiant claim by Ziolas amidst unclear details.
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Fall River
Mars
Walliam Ziolas
Howe
Ziolas
San Antonio Livestock Market Mixed Receipts Steady Trends
Hogs total receipts near 500 with market active and steady, top hogs at 5.60 for 170-260 pounds, 360-372 pound hogs 6.40 to 6.00, calves and sheep with mixed demand, feeders around 4.00, calves mostly 1.00 to 2.70, cows soft with varied bids, steady to weak overall, regional reports from East St Louis and Chicago show similar patterns with hogs steady and cattle mixed, weekly totals and classifications noted.
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Kewn Bersice
Wedersdas
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Aedluinh
Aioe
Sheen
East
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USDAI
Gaille
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
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Meak
Ton Washinstat
Itelny
Wolk Ray Tires
Far West Livestock Prices and Market Notes From Fort Worth
Fort Worth market report lists mixing cattle values and feeder prices with multiple lots and weights. It notes average steer and heifer prices, stocker values, and comparisons to Wednesday, plus wheat and barley prices from Fort Worth and Liverpool markets.
Pig Farm Near His Home Irks Conductor
Montecito California July 27 The renowned conductor Stokowski faces an dispute over a seven acre pig farm in Montecito's upscale district. Otto Hopkins and Elmer Stow, operators, refuse to move the farm and vow to fight in court. Stokowski's summer home borders the property and has already started moves to remove the pigs, sparking a local stir among elite residents.
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Blokowski
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Otto Hopkins
Elmer Stow
Fim
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Representative Sales on London Livestock Market Update
Wornon Satals London July 27 report shows standard spot prices for various livestock items. Listing notes copper and cheese weights, with spot and future prices in pounds and shillings, including lead prices and zinc futures levels for reference.
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Wornon Satals
London
Cloeine
Stock Market Mixed in New York Trading Day
New York July 27 reports say stock activity started strong then slowed near the close. U S Steel and other names showed fractional changes while a list of companies including General Motors Chrysler and Goodyear faced varying moves. The 1911 trade treaty abaitment discussed on board influenced sentiment with a generally steady to higher European market, Tokyo equities wavering as bonds rose selectively and commodities mixed.
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Rubber
American Telephone Lott
Sante Fe
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Allied Chemical
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London and New York Money and Metals Report July 27
The London and New York money and metals markets show mixed movement with a stable bar gold price and fractional changes in silver. Currency exchanges place Great Britain at 4.83 dollars, with various international rates listed and commodity quotes including sugar futures and lead, zinc, and aluminum prices noted in market summaries.
Grain Markets See Mixed U S Wheat and Corn Prices Rise
Grain markets show modest gains with wheat and flour futures up as demand firms. Cash grain movement in Chicago and regional quotes reflect a week of recovery with prices for wheat, corn, oats and soybeans varying across contracts and delivery months.
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Cimcago
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago Markets
Chicago produce notes list butter at $5 per unit, eggs steady at 10,550 per storage, and live poultry prices firm with leghorn hens around 14 to 18 cents and various White Rock lines. Market reports from July 27 show mixed commodity movement, with some prices unchanged and others fluctuating across eggs, dairy, and poultry segments.
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Chicago
Creamery US
White Rock Ie
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Mother and son held in death of salesman case
In Mayon Georgia sheriff reports arrest of Mrs Odessa Reynolds and her son Arthur Pierce Bell on a murder warrant tied to the death of Ronald S Reynolds. Reynolds died about 20 days after registering at a local hotel with Mrs Reynolds, his alleged wife, on May 28. Authorities say the death was initially believed to be from a heart attack before a second line of inquiry emerged. Reynolds was connected to Augusta, and Nile Roberts Reynolds of Fort Worth notified officials that she is the deceased’s wife requesting investigation.
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Odessa Reynolds
Arthur Pierce Bell
Ronald S. Reynolds
Augusta Ralerman
Reynolds
Nile Roberts Reynolds
Fort, Worth
Buried Money Lost Ditch Digger Held
In Columbia on July 27 a laborer exposed $46 hidden by a man who planned to pay for a sewer connection. The money was buried under a house in a small jar and found when a ditch digger uncovered the spot. The digger was held for county court on a larceny charge after the owner complained.
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Columbia
Colombia
Senator Hatch Expects FDR to Sign Bill Today
Senator Hatch of New Mexico after a House conference said he still believes President Roosevelt will sign the bill. He indicated the measure would be approved amid discussion of political activities and related stakes.
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Sen. Hatch
FDR
Washington
Hualeh
New Mexico
Hoseevelt
City Council Approves Wide Range of Payments and Transfers
In a weekly session the council voted to pay notes and various bills including telephone expenses and salaries. They transferred 4913.75 from back tax funds to the 1938 general fund and approved 73,166.44 from the 1939 general fund to two banks plus 165.44 interest. Payments totaled 2,903.52 on notes against fire and police pension funds and 780,841 for July hrefs and pension fund, with 620.76 for miscellaneous supplies. Payrolls of 220 for the tax department and 7,941 for city patrol supplies were approved along with 1037.4 for levee beautification expenses and 510 for tail removal equipment rental.
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Frost National Book
Alamo National Bank
Pension Fund
Suly
Cotton Markets Steady Amid Mixed Futures in New York and Liverpool
New York July 1 cotton futures opened two to eight points lower as trading showed limited activity amid mixed technical signals. Near months fluctuated with small gains and losses. Liverpool prices edged higher on limited demand while American futures remained steadier with short covering and outside support.
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Taab
Gelting
Saat
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Liverpool
HUW Fork
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Penge
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Two Hurt in Street Sideswipe Crash on Nolan Street
Report by Carl Anderson states a 30 year old A. T. Holistan of 2046 Neorarka street and 42 year old Freddie Tuddke of 315 Body Inn sitors were injured when a car and a truck sideswiped in the 400 block of Nolan Street near Green hospital. Police said the liquor dryer did not intervene.
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Neorarka
Freddie Tuddke
Thuaday
Ronert
Nolan Street
Caddy Ram Ramirez Hurt Twice At Breckenridge Course
Milton Ramirez, 26, a caddy at Breckenridge golf course, was struck on the temple by a golf ball on June 26 and again on the thirteenth fairway a month later. He was taken to Robert B. Green hospital with a severe head wound but not listed as in serious condition. The incidents involved players J Gingrass and Klowley Gallahan and were described as dangerous luck for the young caddy.
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Milton Rammiltex
Robert B. Green Hospital
Ramirez
Breckenridge
J. ©. Gingrass
Faye Land
Klowley
Gallahan
Murry Brooks
Courac
Obituaries of Gerhart Posey Fletcher and others in local notices
Obituary notices for Mrs Seottie Gerhart 88 of Welmore with spouse Exnil and children Calvin Loring and Mrs Mathida Bohacher plus sisters Mrs Wy Tonne and Mrs Zawh Sanm. Also Mrs Finn Posey 52 with survivors two sons Robert and Teano plus three daughters. Thomas Fletcher 92 of MacDona native of England, services and interment planned. Additional notice for Mrs Maygoyel Cameron Snecp per 4 Grayson Ebreet with Canadian roots and Travis Park Methodist Church service, survivor Dave Rucuppe.
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Welnore
Riehe Chapel
William Durkop
Exnil Gerhart
Calvin Gerhart
Loring Gerhart
Mathida Bohacher
Wy TI ‘Tonne
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Zawh Sanm
New Beaunfels
Finn Fosey
Teontix Street
At & P Thurbay
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Teano
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William Henson
Mia
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Thomas Fletcher
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A. L. Welll
Trinity Cemetery
Reading
Maygoyel Cameron
Grayson Ebreet
Ines
Freighters Collide in Columbia River Event Cornered Near Astoria
The Furness One Ketehter Pankil and the freighter Jo Luekenbach collided in the Columbia River off Astoria Oregon. The Exporter a 1600 ton vessel bound for San Francisco from Portland sustained a smashed plate in the upper bow. No passengers were aboard either ship. Other vessels were standing by according to the marine exchange in San Proselaca.
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Pankil
Luekenbach
Columbia River
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Marine Exchange
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Head Injured in Fall From House on Victoria Street
An unidentified man, about 30, was injured in a fall from a house at 1028 Victoria Street and transferred to Santa Rosa Hospital. The incident occurred in the 2460 block of Plors Anton Rand on Thursday.
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O. Lamapkin
Vicitoria
Plorsanton Rand
Thoraday Taoring
Santa Rosa Hhoanttal
Want Ads Highlights New S roam home and Rural For Sale
A fragmented want ad list shows miscellaneous items for sale and rental offers. It mentions a house at 2223 Alm melis, a 4,000 acre ranch on Hyar in Slave County priced at 1 per fines, a 4-room unfurnished apartment at 410 Donahue for $22.60 per month, a two-story unfurnished dwelling at 941 Erle for rent, a front room with bath at 302 Thorman for $20 per month, and a deluxe 2-den cramped listing at 8605 Be.
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Dnapeclon
Critenit
Glassification Mt
Hyar
Slave County
Sain
Ste
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