Radio Prog Schedule Highlights 570 and FM Tonight
A fragmented schedule lists programs on KTSA 570 and FM with various shows and hosts including Dick Tracy, Jack Armstrong, Sunset Famberes, and The Green Hornet. Entries mention Spanish music blocks, sports parade, Mexican Hour, and late night talk with Marjor Howes, Frank Stewart, and Sammy Ke. The page shows multiple time slots from afternoon to after midnight with station identifications and program names.
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570 & FM
KTSA
Nes Wron
Dissia
Cadet
Reul Fei
Sis Ant eBinn
Dick Traci
Jack Armstrong
RABL
Sunset Famberes
Harpy
Siud
MKISA
Kate Smith
Mwoat
Trudy Vallee
My- Babc
The
Green Hornet
KMAC
RKISA
Marjor Howes
Eegeot Ness Af
Igid
Rlas
Mt Tome
Frank Ternandea
Amirsic Hatt
Orch
Cing Moodomer
P Rainer
Rono—Fenck
Emac—Shep
Bar Assa
Tinely
Tines
RTSA
Sammy Ke
Leighton Emsc Gide NeCas
Ainsie Your
Tomorrow's radio programs listed by stations and times
A fragmented broadcast grid outlines programs across stations WOAI KTSA WABC WOAL and more. It lists music news shows talk segments and children’s features with many program titles and time slots, indicating a dense morning to late afternoon schedule across multiple stations.
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Woat Baec
Tradine Post
TM5
WA Csiar Earther
Ny Feng
Glen
Rando
Tas
Berlin
T-20
Kell
Betty Crocker
Helen
WABC
Marning Welodden
Monte Maran
Mert
Marge
Tiltop Mousa
Leoia
John
Babc—Gall
Purim Story Discussed by Rabbi Toparkin at Agudas Achim
Purim observances planned with Rabbi Toparkin speaking on The Story of Purity at Agudas Achim. Services Friday at 8 pm, Saturday 4:30 pm, and a special 8 pm service. Hebrew Center events include children’s activities and a late evening dance. Purim derquel scheduled Sunday at 7 pm at the Fremont Community Center auditorium.
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Tamarkin
Davie Toparkin
Priday
Agudes Achim
Esther
Burin
Fohren
Raines to Speak on Mutual Network Tonight in Texas
Dr. Hitter P. Rainey newly selected president of Texas Diversity will address ex-students of Texas University now living and working in Washington, D.C. at Mutual Network tonight. A March 2 dinner at the National Press Club will host the group. Broadcasts include Joan Bennett, Joseph Calleta, Bing Crosby, Kate Smith scenes, Rudy Vallee hour, Ethel Waters scene, Joe Gook, Paloma, Major Bowes Amateur Hour, Joan Crawford, James Stewart, Lew Ayres appearances, and a Texas Independence Day program by Suacbraugh.
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Hitter P. Rainey
Texas Diversivity
KADC
of Texas University
Washington, D.C
National Press Club
Raymond Masser
The
Sage
Kate Smith
Robert Sherwood
Abe Lingoin
ACTSA
Rudy Vallee
Bing
Ethel Waters
Mambe
Joe Gook
Paloma
St. Paul
Minn
Major Bowes
Joan Crawford
James Stewart
Lew Ayres
Woows
CARLOY SHIPMENTS AND MARKET REPORT SUMMARY
The report lists United States fruit and vegetable shipments by state and market data. Texas shows high counts for cabbage carrots and peppers with apples and potatoes noted nationally. price ranges and on-track trends are reported for multiple markets including Spokane Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Mitel Atales
Agilemiare
Carloy
Ems Fiauy Ihe
United States
Spinneh
Wilter Garden
Carel
Texas
Orongta
Lower Valley
Fialt Conteg
Washington
Olondyy
Mackee
Texas Buthels
Bayes
Tan Ste
IAA
Savi
Teras Bustels
Savay
Philadelphia
Tyriage
Texac
Wiaker Texan Barehels
Savoy
Texas Vinehels
Saver
Mabhel
Rikcinwsl
Avilenle
Market
Elas
Representative Sales on L A Livestock Market report
Fragmented text describes livestock market activity and a death toll report. Names and places are partially readable, including references to Brice, Crosby Street, News Traunfels Avenue, Katleyne Gates, and Rev Willan I Joyner. The death tally notes 2508 Chicago deaths in March and a nationwide decline of six percent from the prior year.
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Itr
Wy Auto
Siewie
AL Crosby Street
Mid News
Traunfels Avenue
Katleyne Gates
Geosby
Chicago
Tie Nation du Jannacy
National Safety Collicil Ral
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Hits Noticeable Gain
Federal-Grain Market News Service reports brisk cattle and hog trade in San Antonio with receipts around 800. Early sales show gains up to 78 cents on top offerings with most good to choice vealers and yearlings trading at 7.00 to 7.75 per 100 pounds. Feeder calves around 6.90 to 8.00, stockers mixed, and later trading uneven as conditions vary.
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SAN Antonio Tavertoce
Federal-Grain Market News Service
Tn Shco
Sheen
Fort Woirrnt
Cofton
Wort Worth
Anedh
Liverpool
Wales
Strick
Atrick
Odinary
Butcher Cone
Patuver
Lowees
Rod
Arcuml Ljrarch
Abot A
Eliaba
Limub
BRAOG
Vearlmien
Shornynat-Oldwethers
Shara Agen Wethers
LOWES
East
Si Bouis
USDA
Toles
Lowery Top
Sian
Nowial
Ned
Cotton Market Fluctuates Amid Mixed Activity
New York reports a mixed cotton market with scattered support alongside quiet early selling. July and March contracts show modest gains and losses as floor activity ebbs and trading ranges narrow amid general caution in futures and cash markets.
Stock Market Mixed Amid Slow Trading Across Sectors
New York markets opened with uneven gains in aircraft and specialty stocks but few new highs overall. Declines persisted near the fourth hour as deal activity remained slow, with investors awaiting clearer signals from Pan’s industrial picture and European mining, while speculative traders paused.
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New York
Stochka
Tus
Pan
Commoriters
London Money and Metals Market Update
London reports copper and tin prices with spot electrolytic copper at 41 pounds and various metal values. New York dairy and grain quotes mixed. pork, poultry and wholesale prices noted amid overall market fluctuations.
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Landon Metals
London
Grain Markets Stir Red by Narrow Chicago Session
Grain markets showed dull trading in Chicago on March 7 with very small price moves. Wheat prices fluctuated little while U S and British markets firmed later on limited export interest. Corn rose marginally amid light trading and sales around 1 999 400 bushels last week. A fire incident burned Charles Moss, 8, son of Mr Ad Mes, Willie Mortis, 614 Denver Boulevard, after igniting a discarded oil can with a lit match.
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Solent
Prine
Liverpool
Rome
Gala
Weoker Howe
Chiud
Charles Moss
Ad Mes
Willie Mortis
Denver Boulevard
Poison found in Easterly dog discovery case update
Traces of arsenic were found in blood samples from the Easterly estate case. John Easterly, wealthy rancher, died at his burned Easterly ranch home, prompting a police inquiry. Probate Judge Anderson appointed Victoria Clark temporary administrator. the estate is estimated at 40,000 to 50,000 dollars with multiple heirs and a contested community property history.
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John Easterly
Justice of the Peace
Otis West
San Altonio Analytical Laboratories
West
T. N. Goodson
Charles W. Anderson
Victoria Clark
Falfurrius
Easter
Clark
Mary Kempsant
Easterly
Martin Arnold
Arnold
Hertha, Donecker
Ma‘Donna
Trene Stephensen
Los Angeles
WPA Help for Clinic Planned For Public School
Plans to obtain WPA assistance for a proposed public school corrective clinic were discussed at a meeting of school physicians and medical officials led by Dr W W Hargis. No formal application was made yet. officials talked with WPA project coordinators about funding and transport for children to and from the clinics.
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WPA
Sohel
W. W. Hargh
Hargis
Kilmabeth Me. Cruley
Hountet
Aeverrs
Alimmer Herith
Texas stock show notes and auction results at Waller
Reports from Waller on stockyard activity include record prices for Sol-pounders and yearlings, with 44 cent bids for 650 to 747 pound animals. B Hughey of Charlotte led cattle cases, while exhibitors seek ribbons and souvenir tickets.
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Russell Oeniers Jennings
Waller Graves
I. B. Hughey
Charlotte
Bis Ranch
Chicago
Obituary notices from Adkins and nearby areas
Multiple obituary notices from Adkins and surrounding locales. Ren Stanwah 3 of Adtzins Texas died Thursday at focal hospital. survivors include daughters Mrs Mary Rockowicz and Ceceie Dudek. funeral at Annunciation Catholic Church with a Mass by Rev Vincent Klosek. interment St Hedwig cemetery. Joseph L Marvel Sr 1 died. Christian Science services at Alobe chapel with burial by Elks. native of San Antonio, survived by wife and children. Anna Templin 97 died Tuesday at Edena Evangelical Home for the Aged. funeral at Eden home with local burial arrangements by staff. Additional brief notices mention Amman Milton Uhr and Joe In Rutinke among others.
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Ren Stanwah
Adtzins
Texas
Focal Hospital
Bexar County
Adkuls
Annuniiation Catholic Church
St. Hedgip
Vincent Klosek
St. Hedwig
Surevivors
Mary Rockowicz
Polect
Mes
Ceceie Dudek
Adkins
Adolph
Theodore Stanish
Theolell Stanist
Cottervile
Joseph L. Marvel Sr
East Park Avenue
Christian Science
Order of Eagles
Anna ‘Templin
Edena
Milchtaker
Wla
Edens
Jor Amman
Milton Uhr
Joe In Rutinke
Walter Lille
WL Hefner
Frank Thr
Rlebe
Dies Committee to Probe Bund Activities
Chairman Martin Dies announced the special Hose committee has formed four investigators to examine German American Bunds and allied groups. Under the direction of Reed Whitman, chief attorney, the probe aims to uncover organizational ties and activities connected to pro-Nazi groups.
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Dies
Washington
INS
Martin Dies
Stat
Tintian Parelsts
Silver Shivie
First Lady to address Benay County Girl Scouts event
Members of the Benay County Council of Girl Scouts will attend a program featuring Mrs Frank Va D Fonsevell. The event was announced Thursday and will be held at the Country Club at Thursday noon. Belly Vine, a National Girl Scout leader and director of the Cactus rer son, will be the guest and afternoon speaker.
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Benay Rounty
Frank Va .D
Dallas Faces Police Shortage Delays Firemen Staffing
Dallas delays full observance of wage provisions for parliament and firemen as not enough prospective policemen registered by civil service date. Examinations for police need May 14. ten men selected from applicants. Local officials report several weeks before planned staffing due to shortages.
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Dallas
Ely
Mayall
Enlistments Rise in Eighth Corps Reserve
Enlistments for the new regular army reserve in the Eighth Corps area more than tripled in July 1948 since creation on July 1. Enlistment rules allow former soldiers with one year of continuous service to enlist if over 36. Pay for reservists is 2 a month. training and duties align with discharge status, with potential extra allowances during war.
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Regular Army
Eighth Corps
Regear Army Reserve
Zoological Group Elects Friedrich President in San Antonio
The San Antonio Zoological Society held its annual meeting at the St Anthony hotel naming Friedrich as president. Officers elected included George Magard and Paul McSween as vice presidents, Paul J. Villaret as secretary treasurer, and W Stark as director of the zoo. Reelected directors were Tuttle McIntuit Morison Bebrelzur Kerrville Bled erhorn Koehler Kengle Brown Risse Comptes Bamberger Jr Li Rnca Brockhausen Friedrich Loring Sturtevant Sadavsky. New officers elected were Le Roy Denman Alley Wyatt Tet Meyers Paul Kiday j Harvey Betteson.
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Richard H. Friedrich
San Antonio Zoological Society
Society
Bt. Anthony
George T. Maggard
Paul McSween
Paul J. Villaret
Avid Pred W. Stark
Zap
Col WB. Tuttle
Wiliam My Mc-Intuit
Remy Morison
AL Bebrelzur
Kerrville
Bonds Set in Auto Transport Charge in San Antonio
Five San Antonio residents faced arraignment on charges tied to the theft of an automobile intended to be moved to Monterrey Mexico. Bonds were set at 1000 to 8000 dollars for each defendant, with material witnesses named as Tut Rennett and Jemile Lee Ford.
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Paul A. Lockhart
San Antonio
Here
Motterrey
Mexico
Ed. G. White
Veteral Mzent
Auystin
Tatin
Hubert D. Gahrent
Adelaida
Gonzales Galbreath
Goretor Creek
Harper
Ur Converse
Tut Rennett
Jemile Lee Ford
Two Fires in Section Cause 825 Damage
Firefighters battled two blazes within a neighborhood causing total damage of 825 dollars. A fire at 61 Blue Bounc Lane injured Will Beckley, while another fire at 431 Blin Bonnet Boulevard damaged S. Brownlaw’s property and nearby area.
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Jess
Danings
Hontin
Wlomotite
Wills Beckley
Blin Bonnet Boulevard
S. Brownlawn
Burglar Clean Sweep Reported at Layjoy Leinsser Home
The burglar, described as the imaginr, ransacked Layjoy Leinsser at 132 Wes Texny Avenue. Police report a chaotic scene with items taken from the kitchen and living areas. Burger, 20 St Francis Street, is noted as a remeter with losses listed but unclear totals. End venue 1548 West Hal End venue appeared in damaged text and cannot be fully verified.
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Layjoy
Leinsser
Wes “‘Texny
Pallee
Pollo
Burger
St. Francis
Avineth
West Hal
Housing Chief Visitor Inspects San Antonio Projects
Nathan Straus, head of the federal housing authority, arrived in San Antonio with his wife for an inspection tour. He planned to review four teen clearance projects and noted $80,000,000 in federal funds earmarked for Antonio projects alongside $3,006,000 already plotted. Officers praised the city’s broad cleanliness and noted the Plaza Hotel as a striking landmark before Straus and party departed for New Orleans.
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Kounly
Nathan Btraus
Federal Housing Antizarily
San Antonio
Strains Jirsh
Althourth
Fertoral
Strats
Gilesh
Anthony Notel
Sy Antonia
New Orleans
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