Radio Badge Game No 36 Broadcast From WOAT
In Milton Work era WOAT station presents a radio badge game episode number 36. The live broadcast features Treeger and a demonstration tied to wartime themes aimed at local listeners.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
4
In Milton Work era WOAT station presents a radio badge game episode number 36. The live broadcast features Treeger and a demonstration tied to wartime themes aimed at local listeners.
A garbled ad-like text touts a tonic named Goomrs Tarim Com Teas claiming to test and boost appetite. It hints at strengthening, a riparating effect, and blood enrichment, urging readers to try Moree drug products for renewed vigor and energy.
A woman from the city recounts severe fatigue pale appearance and back pain. After a physician advised Cardui her condition improved, she gained strength and energy, and she now recommends Cardui to others as a relief for similar feminine troubles.
Listed are KTSA KYSA programs on 1290 kHz from the Plaza hotel venue with Cecil and Sally in The Funniest Things at 8 p m and a lineup including The Night in a Hospital? no. William McIntosh Talk, Collette and Jay Hour, Philco program Old Sing Sing, Lois Hennett guest C B S, Grand Opera Concert, Taylor Evangelistic program, Shan Austin orchestra, Bob Shiles Haywire, Keep Fit, Studio Music, Sunshine hour, News direct from San Antonio Light, Musical Voyage France, Women's Hour, Market Index reports, Cashes from San Antonio Light, Popular selections, Cecil and Sally in The Funniest Things, Organ Concert by Huda Stone, Musical Comedy Favorites, Mrs W C Ryan bridge lecture, and more.
A bridge expert analyzes bids by Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Colbertson, Lt Gruenther, and others in a sixteen trick deal. The narrative details opening bids, misdirects, signals, and strategic plays, praising Jonesworth for correctly inferring Gruenther's diamond length and choosing the right opening.
The Bobcat band of Southwest Texas Teachers College will be heard on KTSA radio on Wednesday afternoon between 3 and 4 o clock. The program, announced by R A Tampike, features Meldy Malin Manerts Keables Marion Stoermer and Mia Ho Tampye among others. A taxi plane sale by Alten Chine is also noted in the fragment.
SRATELE Washington March 14 reports that Bret L. Grandal and H. A. Hare, forestry seniors at the University of Washington, announced they conducted tests on fireproofing for airplane wings. The article notes borax is used in the formula, but offers few specifics on other ingredients.
Mrs Mary Gillan Hamilton, a former Liverpool city council member, was invited by the electors of Cat-AAPOR to meet Lloyd George for parliament. She is described as a friend of Mrs Lloyd George.
Mayfield announces a radio campaign with a government candidate. Campaign events start at 7 a.m. Wednesday with a public call to action and storefront appearances by local organizers.
A dense OCR page lists many radio and concert items with N B C signals, orchestras, studios, and recurring programs. It references March AO and Wednesday listings, weather, road reports, and various entertainment segments, including dance orchestras and concerts.
In Los Angeles on March 16 Southern Pacific announces an employment clearing house to mitigate layoffs. The plan aims to reassign workers to fitter or other roles, with free transportation for those moved to available positions and monitoring for dangers that could trigger job losses.
Wednesday unfolds a celebrity night with Fanny Brice Grantland Rice and Emilio de Gogaran on air. Amymented acts include Burhig Neely Bennett Collette and the Hay Friends over KTLA and KSA. An all Italian opera concert and Spanish numbers follow with the Chicago Little Symphony under Dasch and other musical selections throughout the evening.
William Mcintosh publisher of The Light, will speak on RTLA at 8 PM Wednesday in the sixth radio talk on San Antonio real estate. He will discuss how oil, gas, and lignite shape the city’s wealth, growth, and future prospects, and advise home buyers and investors on San Antonio’s development.
Moments in the Palmolive NBC program at 5 30 p m features Hand Rice dean of America s sports writers reviewing sports with athletic celebrities and Len Joy s string dance orchestra performing popular music of the day in the Coca Cola Sportcasts a new weekly feature on NBC. Amos n Andy program airs at 10 30 p m followed by Floy h Gibbons at 10 45 p m with news flashes.
A Chicago and Northwestern passenger train collided with another after a drain tile rolled onto the tracks near Ariangton. One person is dead and twenty others injured in the head in collision blamed on the tile obstruction on the right of way.
Washington March 19 the department announced that two hundred prisoners from the Atlanta penitentiary will be transferred to a temporary prison labor camp at Fort Breze Fayetteville North Carolina. The transfer includes both white and colored inmates from Atlanta.
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