Radio Theater Spotlight Stars Victor Moore Tonight
The Radio theater airs Victor Moore in an adaptation of The Deacon at 9:30 pm on KTLA-8 with a Texas Centennial connection. Notable speakers include Senators Connally and Sheppard, Rep Rayburn, and Governors Allred and LaFollette. Local slot on CWOAI-6143 through 9:48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By-Renwicke Cary
Radio Theater
Victor Moore
KTLA
Moore
CWOAI
Tom Connally
Morris Sheppard
Phillip Rayburn
Jesse Jones
James V. Allred
Texas
Phillip LaFollette
Wisconsin
Hill McAllister
Tennessee
Radio's Major Bowes Opens Short Cut to Fame
Major Bowes, the Santa Claus of radio, runs a famed Sunday amateur hour drawing 600 auditioners weekly. In Radio City he governs 14 vaudeville units, edits Major Bowes Amateur Magazine, and funds hopefuls who may end up on big stages. Bowes, born in San Francisco, lives on Broadway with a 14-room apartment and a Hudson overlook home, famed as a generous mentor to aspiring performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
of & Milion
Major Bowes
Capital Theater
Public
Santa Claus
Radio City
Radio Farmulg
Capitol Theater
Broadway
Incuries
Hudson
Les
Margaret Hlington
America
Edward Bowes
Sana Claus
Radio
Oil well tests and drill activity sweep South Texas fields
Duval, Calhoun, Guadalupe, San Patricio and Nueces counties report multiple drill stem tests and completions. Wells in Seven Sisters, Hubbard, and Taft areas show depths from about 600 to 4,100 feet with oil in sands and varying pressures. Permits granted for Humble Oil and others outline tract locations and setback measurements amid ongoing casing and testing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duval County
Atlanile
Seven Sisters
Duval
Snell Petroleum Corporation No. + Welder heirs
al Buchanan and
Blanco Ofcompany Waa
Humble Oil and Refining Company
M. OL Hubbard
Hossh
Lave
Perralis
Wella
At. C. Hubbard
D.H
Baldwin
Fork
Taylor Refining Company
Dunn
Hirlam
Hutchings
Sheffield
J. K. Coulton
Baldwin Et
Circle Oil Company
Schlumberger
Pete Whelan
Saxet Ueki
Nueces
Henson
Carey
Leime
Southern Minerals Mo
Southern Minerals No
Smith
J. C. Philli PE
Flour Bluff Burinal Garden Hearts
Corpus. Christi
George Evhals
Deriik
Nil Gaker
Lee Brothers
Geistiman
Eight Are Hurt in San Antonio Traffic Accidents
Eight persons were treated in city hospitals Monday for injuries from traffic accidents. Fort Sam Houston soldiers J E Brown and Charles B Watson received care at the Station hospital after crashes near South Flores and Calvo streets. Pedro Rodriguez, 68, of 1224 South Hamilton avenue, was struck on Guadalupe street and treated at Robert B Green hospital. Joaquin Corona 8 and chase Co ver 18 of 1019 West Houston were hurt in a crash near their home on South Zarzamora Street, while B Benavides of 324 Nacogdoches was treated after colliding with a house being moved on South Flores street. Chalmers Wintner 20, also of Fort Sam Houston, was treated for injuries in a collision on South Zarzamora Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
J. E. Brown
Charles B. Watson
Fort Sam Houston
Station Hospital
Calliston
South Flores
Cavallos
Pedro Rodriguez
South
Hamilton Avenue
Guadalupe Street
Robert B. Green
B. Benavides
Nacogodoches Street
South Flores Street
Joaquin Corona
Chase Co‘ver
West Houston
Lindberghs to turn Kidnapped Home Into Memorial Orphanage
March 2 Hopewell New Jersey. The Lindbergh estate on Sourland Mountain near Hopewell is to be remodeled into a memorial orphanage for the murdered child. A company formed by the Lindberghs and attorney Henry Breckenridge has title to the house and plans for alterations beginning this spring. The family is in Wales with their younger son Jon while a caretaker occupies the estate with armed guards and reports of a quiet light in the big white house at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iniversal Seeview
Hopewell
N. J
Il Faed
Sourland Mountain
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sun
High Fields
Inve
The
Lindberghs
Henry Breckenridge
Wales
Jon
White House
Atoka Beet Nonmembers Vote in Junior Birdmen Ballot
In Atoka four county schools host nonmember ballots for the Junior Birdmen of America 1936 poll. R S Menefee, president of the Board of Education, approves the plan. Voting is free and not limited to members. Nonmembers can request ballots by writing to The Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conten
Bracaeneridge, Jefferson,Tech
Lauler
Ninoy School
R. S. Menefee
Board of Education
Elven
RICAS
Junior Birdmen of America
Pirates
Junior Birdmen
Thes
First long distance television telephone opens in Berlin
Berlin marks a historic rollout as Germany inaugurates the world’s first long distance television telephone service. The Mine linking Berlin and Leipwip debuted with the Salping spring fair, showing recognizable images on an eight inch square surface during calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Leipwip
Grid Star Nick Lukats Joins Paramount Contract
Nick Lukats former Notre Dame all American football star signs first term contract with Paramount. The actor has appeared in seven motion pictures prior to this deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Lukats
Notre Dame
J Seven
Paramount
Burkholder Named Sodality President
Charles Burkholder was elected president of the Archdiocesan Union of Holy Name societies after a Sunday night meeting at Sacred Heart church. Twelve city branches and communities including Jourdanton Seguin Lockhart Randolph Field Alamo Heights and South San Antonio were represented. New officers chosen included August Lamm first vice president Henry Sievers Sr second vice president Louis Voel recording secretary Henry Sievers Jr corresponding secretary Bernard Lee treasurer and C J Brogan marshal. The Rt Rev Msgr M S Garriga was named spiritual advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 4
Borkholder
Archdiocesin Union of Holy Name Societies
Sacred Heart Church
Jourdanton
Se~guin
Lockhart
Randolph Field
Alamo Heights
South San Antonio
August Lamm
Henry Sievers Sr
Louis Voeel
Henry Sievers Jr
Bernard Lee
C. J. Brogan
M.S. Garriga
Old Gold unveils factory fresh prize crop tobaccos
A bold claim highlights Old Gold cigarettes as offering 100% factory fresh tobaccos. The promotional note emphasizes a new approach to delivering fresh crop tobacco in their premium line.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mondak—P. M
Fising Tine
Dennis Gates
Baorms
Texas Rangers
Fibber McGee
Amos and A Ad
Stadio
Magnotia Blossome
Shandor
Hotel SE Bee Orch
Adlam
Harry Sosnick
Hawaii
Monticello
Tndio
Assonel Rem
the Oleanders
Statio
George Hall
Osch
Science Service
Library of Compreis Susuatsjen Delta Hiesa
Simmy Farrell
Columbia Network
Agen
Southwest Network
Good Hauney
WDNR
Fils One Storrs
Dorothy Roe
Univernal Service
New York
Maj
Faward Rawes
N. A.C
Major
San Francisco
David Belasco
Officers Reserve Corps
Southwest Texas Oil News
Calhoun Well
Calhoun County
Thamble Gil and Refining Company
Plymouth Oicompany
Senia Hout
John McNeil Sur
Bartrop
H. Peterman
Butcor
Baalao County
Guatalupe
Faul Armstrong
Clem Brodnaux
W. P. King Survey
Miles
Kingsbury
Guatalupe County
Doody Oil Company
Katie Lay
W. J. Wallon
Antony
Zahoroski
SAN _PATRICTO
Plymouth
San Patrigia County
Plymouth Oil Company
da -Waltinz
Handerrick
Taftares
San_Palrtela county
Heep Ol Corporation
Stsnalind Oil and Gas Company No
Floerke
Ariiling
Humble Oil Aid Refining Company
Mayo, Benedum and Trees
C. ¥. Jones
Derrick
Atoka
Burkholder
Sodality
Bill
Delon Phi
Gans
ST. Maryse
Aleks Seeuth of
Smiths
Creas
West 40Th Street
New York City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!