Night Dance Music and Studio Programs on Saturday
A scattered listing shows dance music and studio programs across stations KTSA WOAI and more. Entries include orchestras led by Dave Men doza and Vincent Lopes, weather updates, farm aid notices, and a late organ recital with various broadcasts noted for Saturday evening.
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Cherrie Club
B.C
Osam—Ratin
KTSA Radio Schedule With Mary and Bob Adventurers
KTSA San Antonio broadcast schedule lists programs on 1290 kHz. Evening lineup includes The Story Hour with Mary and Bob, Green and Walle Program with David Mendoza, Civic Opera artists, The Funniest Things, Texas Orchestra under Frans Doyle, and various musical segments. Includes noon and afternoon matinee features, road reports, and women’s hour segments.
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KTSA
San Antonio
Cecil and
Sally
Texas Orchestra
A. A
Sluilo
Mildred Kltehen
Women’s Hour
Neal Cashes
Fom
Antonio Light
The
Frans Doyle
Popular Muse
San Antonio Light
Betty Bowker
Planet
Creli
Mob attack leads to charges in Chalkasha incident
Seventeen men were charged with leading a mob that stormed the county jail and fatally injured Henry Atgo a black man accused of colliding with a white woman. The complaint filed in Graily County District Court on Friday and Saturday plans arrests today.
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Ohia
Wankel
Henry Atgo
Graily County
Senterial
Fred C. Whitney Theater Man Dies in Los Angeles
Fred C. Whitney, well known theater producer, died in Los Angeles on Wednesday after a long illness. Whitney had a prominent career in stage and film production, shaping many shows and regional theater ventures. He was 4 years old at death.
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Fred C. Whitney
Los Angeles
Whitney
Sackett and Edge to Meet in Paris
Berlin June report states Frederick W. Sackett United States ambassador will travel to Varig on Tuesday for talks with Ambassador Walter B Edge. They plan to issue rowline markers and Sackett will return to Berlin on June 14.
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Paris
Berlin
Frederick W. Sackett
United States
Varig
Walter B. Edge
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Vocalists to Reign on Radio Friday Night
Local and national vocalists headline radio programs Friday evening. Pauline Buske and Brooks Smith of the San Antonio Civic Opera Company perform on KTSA at 6 30. Mario Changles sings the Kerry Dance in his farewell on Green and White over CBS at 7. The Armours and others present musical highlights on NBC and national chains through 9.
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Pauline Buske
Brooks Smith
San Antonio Civic Opera Company
Parla
Ata von
Mattay
Columbia
Fom
Ceri
Salke
Squires “Chin
Darrell Woodfard
Diples
National Broadcasting Chain
WOAL
Fred Waldner
Enor
Armour
Decel Korsiner
Armstrong “Quakers
NBC
Brosdeart
Olea
Midalaga
Albani Silling
Nathaniel Schilkrets
NGC Kodak
Vincent Lopez
Amos
N’ Andy
Population in Mexico Rises by Two Million in 1930 Census
Mexico City reports the national population on May 1 reached about 17,404,090, an increase of roughly 2.0 percent since 1991, according to the census board. The total reflects the 1930 census results released today.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Bill Provides for Salary Raise of Federal Judges
A Senate bill by Senator Wagner proposes raising federal judge salaries. Circuit court of appeals judges would earn 12,000 to 17,600 dollars, district judges from 10,000 to 15,000, and circuit court of appeals judges gain from 19,000 to 21,200, while Supreme Court justices are not affected. The measure aims to be introduced in Washington D C on June 6.
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Washington, D. C
PIA
Wagner
New York
Circuit Court of Appeals
Curtorel
Supreme Court
World Singing But He Died Poor New York Note
The New York estate left by William Denright Cobb, who wrote Godbie Dolly Gras and Schooldays and other popular works, is valued at 250 dollars.
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William Denright Cobb
Godbie
Dolly Gras
Musicians Plan Meeting in New York to discuss future
In New York on Monday June 6 a convention of the American Federation of Musicians will gather 140000 professional musicians from the United States and Canada. President Joseph N. Weber of New York will present an outline of the situation after many workers have been displaced by sound pictures.
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lPi
United States
Canada
Trislon Mondar
American Feletation of Musicians
Joseph N. Weber
Lothers
Eight Die as Bridge Arch Collapses on River Stura
A portion of a large bridge under construction over the River Stura in Cuneo collapsed, killing eight people and seriously injuring three. The collapse occurred in June or July. The cause is not yet determined.
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Cuneo
Caligula's Galley Anchor Found in Lake Nemth
An 11 foot bronze anchor from Caligula's galley was recovered from the bottom of Lake Nemth along with rope fragments. The anchor shows corrosion and rope remains. divers reported the artifact lying on the lake floor as water levels fluctuated.
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Nemt
Waly
Sears
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