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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1940

Page

13

Music listings and dance shows at late night venues

A chaotic OCR of a radio or theater schedule lists performances by Lasley Livingston's Orchestra, the Harlem Serenade, the Southern Gentlemen, the Singing Gauchos, and many other acts. Timings span afternoon to midnight with orchestras, studio music, and dance numbers, including Lombardo's Orchestra and the Dallas Symphony.

DL Munday ZTSA Adolph Heber Lasley Livingston Orch Las T. C Harlem Serenede RTSA Lomana Ang Fuller Lee Kay Rob Truss Davie

Tomorrow's Radio Schedule From WOA I WOAI And More

A dense listing of morning and afternoon programs across multiple stations including WOAI KABC ETSA-Musical Chel sa-Tune and West news From Europe. The block features talk shows news segments weather and a variety of music and comedy slots with numerous program titles and host names interwoven in a busy broadcast calendar.

Rabe Klalire Stor AM RTEA Prichain Neviy Greakingy Club Mane Meltowstuss Anliy Saline Rey Bisa Femns Ie Eia West Joan Peat Oman KABC Frink Ensemble Wtoma Epsh Mary Bee Tayvir Betty Seigin Sam O—Rellies Cneta Hhyum West- Tiepeau Tesae Tom Dickey Els Boz Karc Psrede Tr Agnculture Pérade SoCal Springs Alr Woai Ted Bil Pon I2bo Weeds Aps Music

George Brent Stars In Radio Theater Adaptation

George Brent leads the cast in Cecil B. DeMille’s adaptation of The Rexins Came on the G B Radio Theater tonight. Key players include Jean Parker and Jim Amzetto as the story airs with Mutual Network listings.

Louis Bromfietis

Checks Swindle Case Heard In County Court No. 2

Bedford Moore pled guilty to swindling by passing worthless checks totaling 4.15. Judge Maithaws fined Moore, whose address is 304 Harlan Street, with costs after plea. Proceedings noted in County Court at Law No. 2 Monday. Additional claims mention G. CG. Beek and the Yellow Cub company with related parties named.

Gwimdling L.4 Kent Yellow Cub Company G. CG. Beek

Ambiguous military and college drill notes surface in mixed text

Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Atkins and Swing returning to post after reconnaissance in Wie Sabine. Mentions college group initiations and Shakespeare literary peers. References Southwest Texas state, Brackenridge High, and Tom Jefferson school in a tangled note. The details are unclear due to corrupted text.

Josey A. Atkins Haft Avision Livut JM. Swing Etait Perzonnel Tovsasy Sabine Thu Mith Antone Piss Marilyn Moore Drain Richards Marilyn Stabblefield Shakespeare Sock Aumber Mint Ely Prxas Teanhe Teelwelda Om March Vallage Sat Marcos 2Hane Petion Mtantisha Moon Sinbbiefield Tors Bymerly Brackenridge High Couausioners Richard Manas Thomas Jefferson

Yale professor cites cures vs application in modern medicine

Dr. Howarn W. Haggara of Yale argues that medicine faces a shift from discovering cures to applying them broadly. Speaking in San Antonio at Open Farvert, he warns that public discussion and sociological changes are crucial to curb diseases and speed life-saving methods.

Jse Howarn W.haggara Yale Wuniver San Antonio Thomas Jefferson High School van C. Tiplan Haggard Duber Hat Bhrijei Beller Caner

Birthday Speaker Highlights Legion Founding in 1919

Robert Lee Bobbitt spoke at Alamo Post No. 2 celebrating the twenty first anniversary of the American Legion. About 500 guests heard telegrams from State Commander Jon Roberts and other Texas notables. Herbin G. Maroj presided. Clem J. Smith led past commanders. Mrs. Arthur J. Friesen led the auxiliary. The Legion began March 16, 1919, in Paris.

America American Legion Robert Lee Bobbitt Texas Alamo Post Legion Alamo Hall Jon Roberts W. J. Danforth Willian M. McTolash Herbiin G. Maroj Clem J. Smith Arthur J. Friesen Women's Auxiliary Lege Marely 16 Patis

Licenses Sold in Bexar Count Upward Pace

Auto licenses in Bexar County reached 29 873 on Monday, well ahead of 1938 at the same time, per deputy tax assessor George P. Drake. Sales on Saturday totaled 2 265 pairs, 37 lower than the year before. Despite higher totals, the rate of increase in licenses matches last year as vehicle numbers rise sharply.

Bexar George P. Drake Drake

City Officials Travel to Austin for Sewage and Fire Costs

Fire and Police Commissioner Louis Lipscomb and City Attorney Henry Hein left the city Monday for Austin to confer with state officials on sewage disposal issues. Lipscomb was joined by Addie Cox, chief clerk of the Civil Service Board, as they planned several days of study and inquiry into prices paid by cities for fire services.

Hein. Lipsecomb Henry Hein Louis Lipscouh Hein FM. Berg Austin Lipscomb Addle Cox Civil Servence Board Dulles Fork Worth Argy

Cotton Market Shows Mixed Declines Across Global Sessions

New York and New Orleans cotton futures opened lower amid foreign liquidation and selling pressure, with active trading shifting May toward July for delivery. Prices fluctuated through the second hour, some declines easing late. Liverpool quotations showed dull trade with several points down across old to new contracts.

New York Bombay Accanvantos Bouge New Orleans Duyer Akroush Fecal Aouthern

Poultry and Produce Pricing Report Era New York

Commercial ledger style pricing shows varied poultry and dairy items with rates like 97 620 for creamery products and multiple references to eggs, milk, and cheese. The text lists state and regional receipts, exchange prices, and standard quality grades across nearby and midwestern markets.

New York Tiazen Aleedy IBC

Ghost Hunters Haunt Detroit House Amid Labor Election

Police found a group of youths in a Grayson Street house where ghost hunters claim a haunting. The building is linked to General Motors plants nationwide as workers vote on bargaining representation in a National Labor Relations Board contest.

Atendy Treamery Leehorn GMC Biormontin Poller Teinteie Echo Grayson Street Detroit Maren jRationss F.willchan Garnedl Grayson Cireet General Motors Corporation Pilands

Money and Metals Market Rates and Cables Summary

Foreign exchange and metals rates from London New York and Paris show Canadian and U.S. dollar premiums and discounts with numerous currency quotes. London tin copper silver and lead prices move while New York call money rates hold at one percent and copper stays unsettled with forward options.

NEW York Metals New York Bat St. Lovia Bantern Pennsylvania Buffalo Alabama

Grain Market Slumps as Peace Talks Weigh on Wheat Prices

CHICAGO March 18 AP Wheat prices fell sharply after news of peace talks in Europe. May wheat slipped to near 3.00 cents a bushel, with July at around 8.80, the weakest since March 5. Corn and oats also declined as traders await outcomes of broader market cues and weather reports show varied conditions across Kansas, Oklahoma, and nearby states. Weather notes from Chicago crop experts report dust storms in the southwest and mixed winterkill levels, while prices for rye, lard, and other grains softened amid cautious trading.

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Livestock Market Reports From Multiple Cities

A detailed summary of livestock trading across San Antonio Fort Worth Chicago and Kansas City with hogs cattle and calves receipts and price ranges. Hogs show mixed to steady with some declines. cattle and calves see moderate to strong demand in places, with steady to higher quotes for select classes and feeder stock. Prices span roughly 4 to 9 dollars a hundredweight depending on weight and grade, with market tone varying by city and date.

Louly Livestock East ST Louls Ji Apusda Belfera Stucke Aon Shue SAN Antonio Livestock Imerket Huth Hood Kansas City Kansas NITY Innrr Sity Antahin Ted

Kansas City Produce Report Listing Items

March 18 update shows prices for dairy butter creamery and eggs with figures like 28 percent and 56.4 percent. Miscellaneous entries mention springs and other produce items with unclear values. The fragmentary list highlights market snippets from Kansas City.

Kansas Hansss City

Stock Market Slumps Then Edges Up In New York Session

Stocks opened weak with light deal flow and early declines, then moved toward slight gains near the fourth hour. U S steel Bethlehem Western Union American Smelting Union Carbide and Lockheed showed limited traction as traders awaited clarity from a major meeting. European currencies and German, Belgian, Finnish, and Polish markets showed mixed conditions.

New York Western Uniop Amerian Union Lockheed Sears Burbuck Paate Canaliuns Itller-Stuesulin Buainens Beir Euronean Securities Ballish

Three Tire Theft Cases Reported Citywide

Three tire thefts reported in different parts of the city tied to near simultaneous incidents. A. E. Johnson at 1601 North Hawkb. st. claims a lire and tube were stolen from his parked car. M. Oriyga at 106 Sul, Cloola street reported a similar loss from her home. J. D. Fore of 1127 Waverly Ave, operator of a filling station at 102 Fredericksburg road, said a tire was taken from a hay rack at the station.

Paltee A. E. Johnson North Hawkberry Stant M. Oriyga Sul Cloola Street Hig Home J. D. Fore Waverly Aver Nus Fredericksburg Road

Lee Jones Bitten by Black Widow Spider

Lee Jones head of the patient department was bitten on his left hand while moving artifacts with the nurture group. He remained under observation Monday as doctors treated the bite from a black widow spider and monitored his recovery.

Lee Jones Black Widow Melinis Lee Jones Patiet Piarnau Jones

School posts renamed Kaderli and Bain Bain to Posts

J N Kaderli superintendent of Los Angeles Heights Independent School District and H C Bain business manager were reelected for three year terms. The announcement came from Z R Talbert secretary of the board of education after Saturday night board meeting. Kaderli has served since the start of the current school year and Bain since May 1999.

J. N. Kaderli Los Angeles Heights Independent Aid H. C. Bain Z R. Talbert Board of Education Kadevlc Sain

Two Arrested in Dance Hall Fracas

Two men were booked for investigation at a city station after a brawl at a dance hall located at 1431 South Flores Street. A. E. Voight, the city jailer, said he attempted to eject two guests, was struck, and a fight ensued. Webb Slowey, 23, Camp Basil, and Bi Sargent, 21, Fort Sam Houston, were arrested.

South Flores Street A. E Jack” Voight Voight Webb Slowey Camp Basils Bi Sargent Fort Sam Houston

Vandals damage vacant Drexel Avenue house

Police blamed vandals for door knobs and linoleum destruction in a vacant house at 03 Drexel Avenue after A M Augual of the Joan agency in the South Texas National Bank building reported the damage. Patrolman Charles Doerr investigated. A woman attacker is sought named Kitty Elliot of 533 Austin Avenue, offered as a reward suspect in a prior attack in the 500 block of AMID street.

Drexel Avenue A. M. Augual 3 Joan South Texas Katty Elliot Austin Atriel

Animals Arrive at Shelter in February

Eighty one stray dogs and forty four homeless cats were brought to the Animal Defense League shelter during February. Ruth Sargent told members at a recent meeting that ponies were paid for forty two of the dogs and nineteen rats. The remainder await adoption at the kennels at 1042 Brady Boulevard.

Animal Defense League Ruth Sargent League Brady Boulevard

Wool Market War Impacts Boston Trade

Boston wool market opened quiet with few inquiries felt from Worcester manufacturers. Buyers adopted cautious stance as war closures disrupted shipments and grading activities. Ships and mills faced delays while market participants awaited clearer orders and price signals.

Deputy at Demo Meet Prompted toil of officers

Commissioner Robert F Ut proposed assigning deputy sheriff or county highway officer to attend the Young Democrats meeting in the Thirty Seventh District courtroom scheduled Thursday. The move aims to prevent disorder after two recent meetings ended in confusion with factions led by Miss Julia Nami and Robert Sawtelle supported by Fusion party. The Thursday session called by Miss Nam at 7:30 p.m. was under consideration.

Young Democrats Club Ube Bexard County Robert F. Ut Julia Nami Robert Sawtelle Fusion Party

Passenger car registrations rise in Texas February counts

State figures from University of Texas statisticians show Bexar county passenger car registrations up from 495 in February 1948 to higher February totals. IT county commercial car rates rose from 63 to 125 while statewide passenger car dealers report a 25.2 percent increase over last February. Comparative county figures include El Paso 220 to 183, Nueces 295 to 358, and Travis 194 to unknown, reflecting broad gains across regions.

GBS Prasenger Tar Bexar University of Texia Business Statisticians el Paso Nueces County Travis County

Trusty Returns to Regular Cell After Brief Absence

Police report Barney Hawkins, familiar as a poller, returned to custody at the main station after a short period away due to an intoxication incident. Officers were alerted by Mrs. Acher at 324 East Whistler Avenue to a man walking unsteadily near his home, later identified as Hawkins.

Barney Hawkins Poller Stilton Trusty Iack Key Mondus Polee A. “Cher East Whistler Avenue Ag Hawkins Bo Lin

County Probation Assistant Hired and Fire Damage Incident

County officials approved the hiring of Dora Diven as probation assistant with a salary of 100 dollars monthly, effective March 1. Monday morning a fire damaged a residence at 1828 Popiel street, blamed on an overheated slave.

Dora Divenport Gawnty Sarai Pena Polpel Street

Obituary notices for multiple residents in San Antonio area

Obituaries list several figures including Mrs Eden Pinterier Acosta aged 49 of 12131 Hays steer with services at Blakk-Kearns chapel and several survivors. Richard C. Wadarck 78 of Jasper county with services at Charles Hanavan chapel. Frank F. Krueger Sr. 73 of 480 University Avenue with services at ZizikeKearns chapel. Mary A Koutimann 9% Le Seste with Lacoste services. and others including Mrs Mary O'Timba and Mrs Dorothy May Acosta among survivors. Interments planned in San Fernando Cemetery No. 2 and Old Lutheran cemetery among listed locales.

Eden Pinterier Acosta Hays Steer Port Worth Blakk-Kearngs Chanel H. C. Zichr Cyrus T. Acosti Dorothy May Acosta Mary O'Timba San Fernando Cemetery No. 2 Richard C. Wadarck Jasper County Charles Hanavan Chapel Frank F. Krueger University Avenue ZizikeKearnschapel Mas Heinrich Oftiviating Ramburg Germany Ida Krueger Daugiters A. McKinley Sen Antonio Roy Shack Galvestons R. F. Spence Mariasous Henno Alvin Frank Keruegest San Antonio Old Lutheran Cemetery Mary A. Koutimann le Seste Lacoste St. Louis Castraville Joseph ‘Schweller Sur Vivors Song Dre R Henry Kauffmann Adolph Rayman Philoming Krause Cusrogh Mary Mangold Iola Bautman Lacosce Brothye Romanus Grosa

War on rats expands across city districts

A city health department rat eradication drive began Monday covering 75 blocks including stockyards and ganking house districts. Led by Lieutenant Donald W. Penvende, 13, Parners and 42 participants, the campaign aims to remove food sources and destroy pests with 1500 pounds of bait distributed by Junior Chamber volunteers. The effort involves local businesses and Boy Scouts, with meetings at Leon's tailor shop and a focus on sanitation to prevent future infestations.

Rale City Health Department Peng Prada Miliary Academy Junior Chamber of Day Commerce Acras Haley Grover Marshall Lient Donald W. Penvende Matve City Pnirteen Zizik-Kearnsse P. J. Crane Husban Thomas Boy Scouts League of Latin-americans R. Atres Monterrey Leon Laughters A. A. Porter San North Flores Street Antonio Mary E. Acres Ghito Cngo Ken Robert W. Acres Angeles Cali Rose Green Manhattan Berch Calif Mes Sitania Kete Adams Laredo San Murece Pendleton George DB Anand Zarzamora Tonio Fin City Counlery No Alagan Courts van OC

Swallows Gasoline Boy In Critical Condition

Juan Flores one year old from 717 Booth Medina street was in arrimis condition at the Robert B. Green hospital Monday after swallowing gasoline.

Juan Flores Booth Medina Street Robert B. Green

Hot ashes burn Mary Cire at Crosby street

Mary Cire, six, of 600 Crosby street, was treated Monday at Robert B. Green Hospital for burns and smoke inhalation after stepping into hot ashes at Nee hone. The incident occurred in the morning and medical staff responded promptly to aid the injured child.

Mary Cire Crosby Street Robert B. Green Nee Hone

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