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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
4
The second annual clipmide pet show will be held around June 20 under the direction of the city recreation department and John Hansard. Entries from residents and children are invited, with the event spanning two days at EL Mary's academy of Colles Greenups.
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Broadcast schedule lists KTSA programs and hosts on Tuesday with Texas orchestra McMerd Gras Fred Hich orchestra and other acts. Includes Opera company, Pony Cabooch, Ted Weems orchestra with Alandre, Deb Skites Waywire orchestra, Serenade old favorites and Studio musical programs. Noon to evening features piano by Bally Bowker, Grand opera, health talk and popular selections with news flashes from San Antonio Light.
Featured A Gruber known as Tony Cahooch will be heard over KTLA at 8 p m Tuesday in the new Anheuser Busch program.
Local program listings detail class sessions, talks, and broadcasts with times such as 3:00 pm and 6:00 pm. Weather and athletic club items are listed alongside read reports and health talks. Names like Heather Cook and Walter Pierce appear, with station KGCI 1310 noted.
Radio listings detail a long schedule of musical features and orchestral performances. The lineup names performers and venues across AUS Cincinnati Detroit Minneapolis and Atlanta with multiple shows including dance numbers and special guest musicians.
Lawrence Kan March 13 07 Former professor of political science at the University of Kansas Clarence A Dykelra has been appointed city manager of Cincinnati to succeed Col C O Sherrill resigned
Park Commissioner Jacob Rubina announced repairs to incinerator No at Brackenridge Park. Chimneys were burned out and the repair bill is about 2600. BET BANK SALARIES Switzerland May 13 The Bank for International Settlements fixed salaries of its heads including President Gates McGareah and general managers Leon Fraser JR and Pierre au at 220 000 each.
Local radio fans will hear popular hits on Tuesday evening as WOAT San Antonio airs a National Broadcasting chain program at 6:30 PM. The Happs Wonder Bakers' orchestra performs a Gershwin medley starting at 7 PM, followed by an NBC Westinghouse salute at 8 PM hosted by H Coes. A National network broadcast at 9:30 features The Hadin and an AMOS N ANDY slot at 10 PM with world news by Floyd Gibbons.
An entire page in the Boston Evening Transcript on Saturday May 3 covered San Antonio's 200 batch of pictures showing the freedom entered by the bears in the bar pits and the monkeys on Monkey Island, illustrating the story.
John Hansard, superintendent of recreation, announced Tuesday that five or six supervisors will be added to the city recreation department. Full-time supervision of playgrounds will be required during the vacation period, replacing half-day supervision.
In San Diego on May 15 Artemis Calles daughter of a former Mexican president mourns the death of her fiance Col Pablo Sidar, Mexican aviator. She rests with her uncle and aunt at their home as Ferriera the Mexican consul confirms the private engagement and schooling status of Senorita Calles.
Queen Mary today received the Soviet ambassador and Madame Sokolnikoff at Buckingham Palace. They remained for a short time in her private apartments. The event took place in London on May 1.
At Abeadeen Proving Ground Maryland on May 18 defenders claimed modern devices including radio and sound reflecting gear demonstrated their effectiveness in the army’s mimic quarters. They said a wide listening network warned of attacks from the south and intercepted seven of nine attacking units on the first day of maneuvers. A stray note mentions Taglot Classified Mental as a housing listing reference.
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