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Television guide style listing features many acts and programs with times, venues, and performers including Asher, Jerry of the Chorus, The Roving Professor, Harlem Serenade, and various music bands. Notes show broadcast schedule and station lineups through midnight with multiple performers and ads.
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Tersan
Asher
Naseit Britt
Rmac Thineiag Ge Gwaehor
Sat Antonio
Bas
Stus
WTSAS
Anee Kioe
Berensde
Grabber Bett Ambrose
Redds
Louie Massey
Wit Oxborne
Recorda
Newiesta
Blatsatal
Gud
Enny Goodmad
Storace
Sir Fibber McGee
Kapl
KMAC
Sports Parade
Jobs Lag in Recovery Shows Postwar Employment Slump
The article analyzes U.S. employment trends from 1920 to 1934, noting that despite large government spending and WPA programs, job levels have not returned to the 1925–29 prosperity baseline. It cites a sharp postwar fall, a weak recovery, and the sustained low employment compared with early 1920s peaks.
Tomorrow's Radio Programs Wednesday Schedule Fragment
Radio schedule fragment lists programs and times with numerous unreadable OCR items. Includes news segments, music acts, markets, and religious services across stations and venues, though many titles are garbled. Names and exact times are inconsistently readable, yielding a partial snapshot of a busy broadcast day.
Short Wave Listings from Tokyo to Prague and Berlin
A fragmented radio program guide lists schedules across multiple cities including Tokyo Prague and Berlin. It references programs like Cards on the Table Big Town and Spanish events with times ranging from early afternoon to late night. Names such as Takaku Matsuzewa are mentioned among numerous time stamps and stations.
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Tursday
Tokio
Sas P. m
Drentatralssierson
Aner
Sunden
Jeri Lere
Edward G. “Harrison
Daire
CSO
GSE
Prague
Cecchnelopakia
Tania
ETSA
Perscon
Netherlands
Berlin
Schenectaty
Kseett
Wexaf
Inn
George VI
Elisabeth
Paris
GSN
Aris
Peru
Mondiv
Birth of sextupiets to be offered on Believe-it or-Nob show
Robert Li Hipsey presents surviving sextupiets on his Believe-it or Nob program tonight at 9.30. Alice Brady appears with Jolson as the famous duo. Nelson and Maria Rave offer quips and Parkyakarkus performs. Also on tap Maxine Sullivan with Benny Goodman, Al Pearce, Niex Lucas, and Merrymaca guests.
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Robert Li
Hipsey
Alice Brady
Jolson
Nelson
Maria Rave
Parkyakarkus
ETSA
Maxine Sullivan
Sters
Benny Goodman
CSTRA
al Pearce
Gaby
Witt Niex Lucas
Merrymaca
RTSA
Wool Market at Boston Wool Trade Notes Prices
Boston Tune 28 AP USDA report notes graded Unice and Delaine fleece values reflect varied quality. Prices showed fine wool fleece at 25 to 26 cents, grease values around 22 to 22 cents, with some grades held near 15 to 16 cents. Blood and white fleece variants also traded, while some lots remain unsold at about 8 to 9 cents in grease.
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Borton Wool
Boston
USDA
Borton Wmarket
Saicago Poetry
Chicago
Sugar and Coffee Poultry and Produce Markets News
New York and Chicago market summaries show wholesale movement in groceries, dairy, poultry, potatoes, and sugar futures. Receipts and prices vary by region with steady to lower tones in some grains and delicate shifts in creamery and premium grade butter, while poultry revises slightly and potatoes trade amid Midwest and West Coast activity.
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New York
Midwestern
Pacific Coast
Special Term of Court to Hear Divorces in July August
Bexar county district judges announce a summer special term of court from July 6 to August 13 to hear divorce pleas. The plan, a first in years, aims to clear a backlog as crowds gathered last year when fame of the pause caused delays. Judges will rotate sessions across weeks with McCrory remaining to campaign, while Matthews and Burnett handle July duties.
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Bexar
Isa
Ivorne
Case
Dhary B. Howard
Jonn F Onion
G. Yaylve
Everett
P. Johnson
Howard
W. W. McCrory
McCronree
Italy
Charles J. Matthews
County Court-of-Law No. 3
Dudge Mecollum Burnett
SI Hanille
Take Your Work Seriously Do Not Underestimate Value
1938 column by B C Forbes warning against arrogance and complacency in leaders and workers. Emphasizes that stable, honest effort yields respect and progress, citing executives, labor leaders, and President Roosevelt era context. Urges pride in daily labor and dedication to doing one's best.
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Jess
Lewis
Roosevelt
B.C. Porbex
Youth Held in Nutho HoldUp in Houston Bank
Roy C. Haggard, a 1-year-old and former Fort Worth swimming champion, was arrested after a robbery at Merchants and Employers Industrial Bank in Houston. He allegedly forced cashier Mary Keister to hand over 801 dollars, threatened to blow up the place, and was chased by a customer before police captured him.
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Houston
Roy C. Haggard
Wobb
Haggard
Fort Worth High School
Mary Kelster
Keister
City to Carry On Stinson Project Despite Funding Questions
City officials and chamber leaders met Tuesday to reaffirm the Stinson field project. Mayor K Quin said plans remain unchanged and will be completed, though about $25,000 more is needed from the city. Delegates from the frontier and senior chamber groups, led by James Graves and FL Dieley, pressed for funding but the mayor promised money would be found. The report also includes unrelated naval dispatches and commercial notices from Savannah.
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Stinson
Cuy
K. Quin
Chamber of Commerce
Stinson Field
Chembera
James Graves
Simidr Chamber of Commerce
FL Dieley
Yiation
Senlocy ‘Organization
Tal the Vis
Panhandle 645 figures given by Texas railroad commission
The Texas railroad commission issued today energy allowances for Panhandle fields. The sour field's daily cubic feet allowance is 651,867.00, down from 878,572 in June. The East Panhandle sweet field gets 12,528,000 cubic feet daily, versus 11,006,000 previously.
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Austin
East Panhandle
Panhandle
Texas Railroad Commission
Rauith
Commission
Venereal Disease Fund Allocated to Texas
The United States public health service allocated 2.4 million dollars to states for venereal disease control. Texas received 178 thousand 150 dollars in the distribution announced in Washington on June 28.
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Texas
Washington
United States
Grain Market News From Chicago and Liverpool
Chicago grain trading shows wheat futures easing with no clear direction as North Dakota reports and drought relief efforts in Alberta and Saskatchewan curb gains. No. 4 hard red winter wheat bids near 0.23 to 0.27 higher, whileUS No 1 yellow corn down on short-covering and nearby supplies. Liverpool spot and futures close modestly firmer with autumn contracts steady around 8 0s and 850 in December.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Rec
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Winnipeg
Tobye
Liverpool
Jane
Karachi
Cotton Market Holds Mixed New Orleans Futures
New Orleans June 24 AP Cotton futures show irregular trading with spot house pressure on nearby delivery and selling in later months. July to May positions move within narrow ranges as early dealings spark fair buying and modest round mid session recessions. Foreign markets lag amid weather impacts and rain across belt, with exports light to heavy rain noted.
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New Orleans
Celik
San Antonio Lifestock Market Report Summary
Livestock market notes under Federal-state Market News Service show hogs trading roughly 10 cents higher on Monday with top prices around 8.00 per hundredweight for most 230 to 250 pound hogs. Cattle receipts near 1000 with price ranges rising on heavy steers and heifers. calves and yearlings mixed to higher. Chicago, Kansas City, and New Orleans futures cited with varied hog and cattle movements. rainfall and local market conditions lightly referenced.
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SAN Antonio Livestock
Bane
Indy
Ella Nowy
Chicago
Uxt
Gsring
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Lune
Joe Gna Butta
Orleans
Richard Bevan Parrott
Des
Ghoten
Moines
Iowa
Ontario
Sion
Oriargier
Frock
Mia
Parrott
Arne
Eay
Sae Atea Esolorade
Anline
Masonic Curera
Chalea Colorado Tae
al Hagy-McCollan
Murray Chapel
Buriat
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Obituary notices list several San Antonio deaths and services
Funeral services for John Noren aged 54 were held Tuesday at 10 a m at Stockdale? Survivors include widow Sophie Noren and sons Gary Berkhind Harry Walter Tom and Eric. Other obituaries list Emma Leona Baird Sam R Laird and multiple daughters and sons. Isaac Davis, Ava Davis, Olive Philips and Phillip families. Helen Rhea and Deborah Talcott with details on their services and burial at Mission Burial Park or Oakwood Cemetery.
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John Noren
Price Street
Hound Rock
Sophie Noren
Gary Berkhind
Harry
Walter
Tom
Eric
Emma Leona Baird
Stockdale
San Antonio
South Presa Street
Telmesser
Sam R. Laird
W. D. Denis
Lee Mills
Mra. L
Swift
F. FP
Dickey
A. J Bunn
T. Pant
R W. Baird
Robert
Isaac Davis
West Huisache
Rative
Auatiz
Hal
Sar
Antonio
Porter Laring
Albtin
Oakwood Cemetery
Ava Davis
Mira Moselle Davis Montgomery
Dillus
Olive Philips
el Faso
Fau‘Istana
San ‘Antonio
Helen Rhea
Grant Avenue
Alamo Heights
Alhia
Iowa
San Antono
Frank AO. Rhea
Mia
T. C. Kaltenkeéh
Whittier
Calif
Campion
San Antone
Faul Campion
Topeka
Kan
Brothers
Panera
Hegg-Modollum-Murray Chapel
San Jose Burial Park
Deborah Brown Talcott
Pasadena Street
Pass Christian
Miss
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Medina
Ban Ant
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Order of the Eastern Star
John’ Belknap
Talcot
Jamies C. Talcott
Mextinia
John E. Brown
P.m
New York Futures Turnover Reported On June Market
In New York futures activity for June, prices showed modest gains amid mixed demand for textiles and commodities. Trade sources noted cautious buying as July positions formed, with several leading contracts inching higher while volume remained thin.
Rites for Victim of Accident Set
CORPUS CHRISTI. Services for BR. E. Bauman 42 of Houston who was killed when his car overturned on Mustang Island will be held in Houston Tuesday afternoon. Ray Turner of Houston, Bauman’s companion, was released from a hospital here Sunday.
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Corpus Christi
Jane
Panerai
BR. E. Bauman
Houston
Ray Turner
Baumal
Discharge of City Taxicab Inspector Tied to Campaign Pressure
In a disputed firing, city taxicab inspector Menchaca claims Kennon forced him from the payroll for failing to campaign. Menchaca says he was offered reinstatement if he backed the whole courthouse ticket, which he refused. Kennon denies politics influenced the discharge, citing job performance and workload issues.
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Joe Bendhace
Klug Ediuon
Che Iktter
Kennon
Chace
Mensheca
South Trinity Stress
Thas
Amenthats
WLUW
J. R
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Justice of the Peace Bar
Menchaca
Mrsoy C
H. Quin
Jeter
Kennan
Henmon
Stock Market Mixed Advances After Moderate Opening
NEW YORK June 39 apj Stocks moved moderately higher at the open then softened as selling intervals appeared on the ticker. Industrial shares showed support with notable gains for Johns Manville and J Rubber preferred while U S Steel Bethlehem Youngstown Sheet Tube Chrysler and General Motors led a broad list of winners. Foreign markets fell and government stimulus is awaited to lift the economy with a possible correction noted after the year’s peak.
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New York
Apj
Wiiet Wat
Raastiona
Toming
Johns-Manville
Ruboer
U. & Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheat and Tube
Chrysler
General Motors
Yellow Truck
U. 5. Rubber
Seara Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Ansconda
Westingboy Pont
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
Tow Chemical
Aluminum
Amérylean
American Cyanamid & Pennyvenia Salt Manufacturing
Nent Corporation
Newmalt Mining
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
New Jersey Zinc
Lake Shore Mines
London Money and Metals Roundup of Rates and Exchanges
London data show far gold slight gains, currency rates and discount figures, plus spot and future prices for metals including tin, lead, copper, and aluminum. Foreign exchange includes dollar equivalents for Britain, Canada, and several European and Asian markets with commodity and shipper notes across New York and London listings.
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Wool Market
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