Ore May Be Aon And May Not On The Air Tonight
A reader letter laments the lack of announced Cobb on air and urges reporters to confirm his appearance. The piece notes Mrs C B Burr and others favor Cobb, while sponsors should be clearer. It also previews Leila Livingston in a telegraph centennial broadcast on WOAT and the National network with Army signals and the historic first message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. M'Lean
Irvin
Cobb
C. B. Burr
Irvin Cobb
Shoul Cobb
WOAT
Network
Gobb
Leila Livingston
Samuel F. B. Morse
Army Signal Corps
United States
M. H. Aylesworth
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Newcomb 'Garlton
Charles Francis Adams
James Curley
Nicholas Murray Butler
John H. Finley
James G. Harbord
John Grier Hibben
Patrick Jay Burley
Clarence H. Mackay
David Sarnoff
Daniel Willard
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Radio Programs and a List of Broadcasts and Orchestras
A dense roster of radio programs is listed with times and performers including orchestras such as the Anthony String Trio and the Goebel ensemble, noting station lineups, daily pieces, and the Chicago audition winner linked to Paul Whiteman. The guide mentions industry figures and network schedules across multiple stations and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Network
Chicago
Paul Whiteman
Los Angeles
Whiteman
Gandhi Turns to Sewing Machine in Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi reorients from spinning to sewing at Yeravda jail. A recent visitor reports he spends hours daily on a sewing machine of a well known make, reflecting a shift in his personal routine amid his civil disobedience campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Yeravda
Mahatma
Alfonso Beaten at French Port in Marseille
Former King Alfonso of Spain landed in Marseille from Malta when a rough dressed man attacked him on the pier delivering several blows about the head and body. The assailant was arrested and identified as a Spaniard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Marseilles
France
Alfonso of
Spain
Malta
Reserve Bank Report Wade Reserve Bank of Dallas
Resources of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas including the San Antonio branch totaled 114 514 000 for the week ending Friday. This marked a decline of 127 000 from the prior week and a drop of 4 044 000 versus the same week in 1931. Bills and securities stood at 44 218 000 up 3 768 000 from last week and 1 164 000 higher than 1931. Reserves totaled 51 172 000, down 4 165 000 from last week and 377 000 lower than the corresponding week in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
San Antonio Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
RTBA
Nh & Attonel
Frinay Sigart
RISA
Quaker Slate
RAS P. Wu
Jro
Alush
Satlafles
Mm Mistiecoe
Ton Bigelow
Chies Berrien
m—Armour Hour
Panblac Chieftaine CS
Norgetrio
Frx
Birthéa
Party ProeTaraamos
Andy
Mt. Trajpul
m—Gunter
M Gebhardt
RMAC
Marion Winten
International Manc
mo—Nelson and Titus
Twinerich Bolor Sales
ve —Ceril_ kind
Sally
Mm —Seht Battling Co
Trxae Oil Derby
Trxae Oil Derby Ma Tallmedge Inn Orchestre. m.—Biying Prime Studio. m.—Aretaca
Btullo
Jamison
Batornay
BTSA
THN
Bilacsetes
Mumeal Revue
m.-Whurman Barrett Proneam
m—Little Jack Little Cmm
m—Zons'e Seven Bank
Colombia_ revue
Ted Brewer
Ble Orchestra
Boston Valley Hour
Mann Leaf
Tatest
A. Light
Enopis Fritdman
Tack Miller
Art Goebel
Mier
KABC
Great Britain
Woai
Sien
Samuel Morse Centennial
Gunner Hovel
Aftersoan Verittlen
Varietiom
Talelooy
m.—News Rasnen
Maslen
m—Huighter
w.—Frank
James No Crawry
Troubadante
Russ Columba Records
Wayne King
Old Vine Ibele
Fapuler Marie
Ry — Walzer
Aztet
Big Brother
Ehich
Weather Report
M—Ebuowhite Teeth Cleaner
Cavallero Recorda
Radio Bible School
Pom
Snea
Bork Bankman
ROSU
Elloeseley
Clan D
Capp
Paul
Alamo Plaza
Gandhi
Reserve Bank Report
Oury
Girl Scouts
Mids Maygaret Murray
WOT
Wagners
Transportation Co
Eee
Colgate’s
Cryco
Caldwell’s
Castoria
Woodbury’s
Pinkham’s Vegetable Co
Watkin’s
S$ S
ECO
Tra
Whit
Coty
Bommeta
Pennsylvania
Rhemapton
Raee
Monarch
Tri-Bat. al
Prire
America
Dectors
Orange-Crush Company
Illinois
U.S. A
Pottle
Fens
Benjamin Franklin
SAN Antonio Public Service CO
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