Chaotic Radio Station Fragments Signal Diverse Programs
A jumble of call signs and program notes hints at varied radio offerings. Mentions include KFAB WMC KGW IC HI and WEAF WEAF WEAF with references to orchestras and a chautauqua. The text lists multiple stations and program concepts in a fragmentary, OCR-like format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFAB
Rona
Ht- Repue
WMC
Ban
Patie
KGW
Orchestra
ICHI
Forghestra
Movienight
KPO
Cabirians
WQU
Otsy Pro
Mir
TCA
WECO
5Rother Club
AWGN
Ensemble
Wwe
WGI
Wee
Jenx
Househord
RAE School
Ain Weaf
WEEI
WEAR
Avilaq
Citera -Rour
WEAF
Asaoteady
Women to Continue Collecting for Fair Drive
Mass J. Britta announced that women lieutenants will be organized for another drive to raise 3309,000 for the fair. The effort gains momentum after the San Antonio Public Service Company extended traction hours to the exposition site. Directors say the expo will attract about 500,000 visitors annually and resolve housing demand as signs of growth appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass J. Ke Britta
San Antonio Public Service Company
Imes
San’ “Antonio
Dickingon
San Antonio
Wurzbach
Bass weighing records set at Medina Lake
Henry Schelper of San Antonio caught two bass weighing 14 and 12 pounds each at Medina Lake. The by one of the fish broke all bass fishing records at the lake, according to a long distance telephone communication received Tuesday morning. Veteran fishermen and Bill Byrne of the Chamber of Commerce call it an enormous enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schelper
San. Antonio
Medina Lake
Al-Enormonsenter
Bill @uyrong
Chamber of Commerce
Special Y Program for Mother's Day Observance
Dormitory members of the YMCA will observe Mother’s Day with a breakfast and a special religious program. Residents unable to go home will join the breakfast at the Y. Rev Asher Brand is expected to speak and Edward McKenzie will sing. An orchestra and flowers for the day are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. C
J. K. Beery
Asher H
Edward McKenzie
Mayor Tobin Takes Weeklong Vacation From City Hall
Mayor John W Tobin departed city hall for a planned vacation with a return set for May 12. He had considered a one month break but opted for weekly or ten day installments while staying in touch with city affairs. Commissioner Phil Wright, acting mayor, will check in every two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘W. Tobin
Tobin
Phil Wright
German Officers To Visit Army Posts In San Antonio
Four German officers arrive in San Antonio on Wednesday to inspect Kelly Field and visit the Second Division en route to Exedericksburg. Major General Ernest Hinds will receive the visitors with Lt. E W Dickman guiding them. Officers Wilberg Nagel Vagt and Beumker accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Army
Ernest: Hinds
Enamander
Highth ‘Corps
Kelly Field
Exedericksburg
Juieutenant
E. W. Dickman
Wilberg
Nagel, Vagt
Beumker
Missing Boy Returns From Overnight Visit
Emericio Valdez, 19, returned home Tuesday after a police search for a boy who disappeared Monday while sent to a local bank to cash a 400 draft for his father Victoriano Valdez of 1227 El Paso street. He reportedly spent the night with a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emericio Valdez
Victoriano, Valdez
el Pasa
Atreet
Nisrey
City to Bring Back Workers After Short Layoff
Commissioner Paul Steffler says most city employees laid off to repair equipment will return next Monday. With job scarcity, only emergency repairs will proceed this week. plan is to discontinue some city shop labor and use private contracts for gravel work to cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Steffler
Dune Ly
Major E L Field Granted Two-Month Leave as Student
Major E L Field, assistant to the assistant chief of staff for operations and training at Eighth Corps Area, receives a two months and 20 days leave. He has been ordered to report to the Command and General Staff School at Fort Leavenworth upon expiration of his leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Field
Infantry
Eighth Corps
Field
Corps “Ares
War Department
Command and General Staff School
Fort Leavenwrorth
Johnson Grass Crop Sets Mark in Bexar
Tomson grass Lay crop in Bexar sets a record this year, according to C. H. Alvord, manager of the agricultural department. Farmers in the lower end of the county expect yields of one and a half to two tons per acre and are turning it over at 30 percent higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besar
C. H. “Alvord
Agriculare Departhene
Chamber
Commerce
Sparmersz
Geftins
Alvord
Writer to Gather Book Data in Los Angeles
George W. Gray journalist and magazine writer will arrive in San Antonio Tuesday with his brother Garry W. Gray. Beacon Air and Lortre patiose will assist in gathering material for Texas feature articles for national magazines. Gray is a UT and Harvard graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
George W. Gray
San Ananio
Wiis Brother
Garry W. Gray
Beacon Air
Lortre
Texas
Mr. Gray
University of Texas
Fron
Harvard
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Mitch
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Bexar
Houston
White House
Standard Rice Company, Inc
Memphis
New York City
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Thomas J. Lipton
Sir Thomas ‘J. Lipton
Alamo Plaza
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China
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Nogladir Verlags
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