Floating broadcast yacht eyed to revive Brinkley stations
Miami reports possible plan to revive Mat Brinkley radio with a 130 foot private yacht Shadow Kay Br. John R. Brinkley’s silenced stations in Milford Kansas and Villa Acuna Mexico may resume via a floating station. The yacht, under repair in drydock, was bought from Carl G. Fisher and could carry radio gear to Brownsville Texas for installation.
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Cottonseed report shows seven month totals and holdings
Washington March 13 The census bureau reports for the seven month period August 1 to February 22 a total cottonseed output of 4 387 064 tons with mills holding 42 242 tons February 1 970 094 last year. Crude oil produced 1 031 084 313 pounds with on hand 179 762 306 pounds. Refined oil produced 831 094 054 pounds with on hand 811 404 493 pounds. Cake and meat producer 1 505 048 tons with on hand 279 103 tons. Hulls produced 809 834 tons with on hand 90 022 tons. Linters produced 637 488 running bales with on hand 143 166 conning bales.
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Two on Bond in Kidnapping Case at Los Angeles
Two racing drivers Habe Stapp and A Reitks were each bound over on $2500 bail by the district attorney. A third fugitive remains at large. The charges stem from kidnapping John Bennus and James Lee, reporters for the Los Angeles Examiner, during their March 7 assignment at Ernie Hriplett’s Cameras. The reporters witnessed a fatal racing crash and were delivered to Examiner offices amid warnings to newspaper executives about coverage of drivers’ funerals or wrecks.
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Burnstine Bridge Players Win Team of Four Honors
New York reports that David Burnstine and a four plus joker team won the Reis anger fours trophy in the eastern bridge championships. After eight hours of play they led Waldemar Von Zernwitz’s team by about 920 points, finishing 2160 points ahead of the runners up.
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Karnes City Road Project Progress Report
Work on the Karnes City to Panna highway is topping and well under way with about two weeks to completion. The project is supervised locally with aid from the Navy and a British liaison in London.
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Activities Of San Antonio Clubs Schedule Wednesday
A long list of local clubs and societies in San Antonio announce meetings and events across the week. The runs include Parent-Teacher groups, Choral Society, Woodmen, Zionists, and Cub/Youth groups with venues at schools, hotels, and private homes.
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Carrizo Springs Chamber Elects New Officers
Carrizo Springs March 43. H W Fardwell elected president of the chamber for the ensuing year. Other officers named include W K Russell vice president, R 10, William, John Stahl, Charles Vardervoort, Cecil White, M Carroll, Kat Hutcherson, ALT Weydell and W H Wilson. Mrs Sadie Knoblauch named secretary.
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White House gossip and plans from Roosevelt to Wallace echoes
A bustling Washington item notes social chatter at the White House with Mayor Snively and Nesbitt, plus the president’s evolving travel schemes including a Florida coast fishing plan and potential stops in Hawaii and the Virgin Islands. It mentions staffers and secretaries, inner circles, and political family ties.
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Violence Reported in Alabama Mines
Violent unrest reported in Bradford and Porter mines in Jefferson County as deputies prepared to move in. Miners who tried to return to work were said to have been beaten by striking workers, with preparations underway to move troops to both shafts of Alabama-By-Products company operations.
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Butter Eye Men Re elect 8 A Head
Eugene Notte Jr of San Antonio was re elected president of the Texis Butter Eer and Poultry as sociation at the convention banquet in Fort Worth last night. San Antonio was chosen for next October s convent ion.
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New York Factory Activity Shows Mixed Week
A New York state economic snapshot shows factory employment recovering from late 1992 lows, aided by gains in machinery and textiles. Yet power production and rail car loadings lag, retail prices rise, and department store sales falter while consumer resistance grows.
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Runge School Hosts Evening Agricultural Session
Thirty eight Talaiers and Term boys enroll in an evening agricultural school at Runge High School with two meetings planned this week. Vocations instructor Pamiell leads, and a separate session by Perivell is set for Brine Arta at Brieger Turst School.
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Hatchet Murder Jury Picking Slow in San Marcos
In San Marcos on March 13, a special jury pool of 68 men gathered for the hatchet murder case of Claude Kel Weslaco victimized March 18, 1920. Only one juror selection proceeded, with several challenges and delays evident as the panel narrowed to a few candidates.
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Laura La Plante Obtains Divorce From Her Director Husband
Laura La Plante reportedly secures a divorce from director William Bieber amid disputed terms. Court records in March indicate a legal separation at Key City.
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