Radio program guide highlights and listings for AL area
Radio schedules feature 5 to 6 PM programs in Alabama with names like Ranger and Jimmie Allen, followed by news, newscasts, and entertainment blocks. Evening blocks include Cowboy Slim, radio theater, orchestral segments, and dance hours. Midnight scores and music shows close the lineup with city mentions and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Ranger
Jimmie Allen
Worelics
Saloist
Rogers
RABC
Finton Lewis
Husi
Awlerices
Iia Cr
Bee Mori Bieb
Wroaregg
Sna Ars
Toves Leaeue
Jupeell Brown
Air Waa Predar Buns
RaWe
Stan Croste
Fen
Motac Lawrence Walk
Treards
Tomorrow's Programs Schedule From Local Station
Radio listings detail a full morning through evening lineup with talk shows news and music. Notable entries include EABC morning blocks, WA- church programming, sports scores and special features, plus time stamps and host names appearing throughout the day.
Powell and Hopkins Star in CBS Show at Media Theater
Miriam Hopkins and William Powell headline a CBS adaptation of a moving comedy about an exiled Russian countess and her family. The program, airing on KTSA 7, features a Soviet tale adapted from Jacques Bova’s play, translated by Robert F. Bhorwood. Also on tonight, Cavalcade of America on KHTS will present a dramatic biography of Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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Miriam Hopkins
Wiliam Powell
Media Theater
Tontene
KTSA—7
Kability
Vovarich
Verstan
Robertf
Bhorwood
Jacques Bova
Dia French
the Cavalcade of America
Ife
Oliver
del Holmes
Poultry-Raising Thief Is Hunted
A weekend burglary sweep seeks a thief linked to poultry thefts. Reports name Glenn away from 439 Menchaca Street and others, with five men and a musician stealing from yards. Police note entries at Free at 227 Westfall Avenue and 713 East Emilty Street, plus garden shed breakages and a belt of brig gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayn Brakenja
Robert Hund
Westfall Avenue
Etorin, Min, & Breite
Emilty Atreel
Henry Kohler
Stock Market Signals Amid War Fears Fade
Reading from the city desk, investors show cautious calm as war fears ease and stocks drift. Leaders and financial firms face scrutiny while market sentiment shifts with government actions and global cues.
Windsor Duke radio address sparks war propaganda debate
Washington dispatch reports the duke of Windsor’s Paris radio address urging an end to hostile propaganda. Rep Hamilton Fish releases telegrams showing approval and notes a push to keep America out of foreign wars amid claims of White House propaganda fueling hysteria. The exchange underscores concerns over German Italian Japanese war scares and calls for anti-intervention efforts by a federation of former lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Windsor
Oath
MLO
Antericn
Pita Minde
Hamilton Fish
New Yorks
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Jonas
Edward
Fish
Duke of Windsor
United States
Europe
White House
National Committee
Americ
Congress
Washington
Big Stern
Grain and feed prices from Chicago and local markets
The report lists cash grain figures and prices from Chicago rice, wheat, oats and other commodities. It includes May futures bids, mixed grade notes, and per ton prices for corn, oats, and hay, with some local states and canal markers. It mentions Johnson grass values and cane bay prices, plus a variety of crop terms and market terms in a dense weathered ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiuago Cash Grain
Chicago
Tedlon
Fruits and Vegetables Market Report From Coastal Bend
The onion market in the Coastal Bend territory remained steady with wholesale yellows selling at 56 to 70 cents and greens at mixed prices. Tomato and grape markets showed mixed activity with limited sales, while other produce such as strawberries and watermelons posted modest gains or steadier pricing amid overall subdued demand.
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United Statce
Gators
Texas II
Texas
Athers
Toran
Mobil
Frances
Gaeilen
Eaple Taeganton
Vellowa
Alate
Alpaera
Tower Valley
Canh
Talna
Livestock Market Report from San Antonio Auction Yard
Livestock market notes show cattle prices steady to firm with calves strong and cows steady to firm. Slaughter calves average near 729 pounds with receipts around 400 goats and 400 sheep. stocker calves active with prices from 9.00 to 10.50, butcher cows 4.50 to 5.75, and hogs mostly steady at 5.00 to 6.00. Sheep and goats appear steady with wethers around 4.00 and goats near 3.00.
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EAN Antonio Livestock
Federalsitats Maradiewe Service
Hoga
Maraus Petive
Eloye
Helter
Peaslingzells
Ras City
Kansas City
USDA
Moatly
Atockera
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 15
In Chicago the livestock market shows salable hogs around 12 000 with prices varying by grade. Slaughter cattle and feeder offerings mixed with steady to uneven bids. best fed lambs around 10 75, with select veal and sheep trading slowly and at lower tones.
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Chicago Lifestock
Chicago
Ap-Psda
Calmado
Nebraska
California
Ealves
Butenera
Saable Mart
Teders
Market Summary From May 15 Heavy Commodities Reading
Global metal and livestock prices show mixed notes as cattle receipts total 2300 head with steady to slightly lower bids. London and New York listings report fluctuating copper tin zinc and lead futures while sugar markets await international council decisions.
Mothers of America Urge Peace Through Moral Rearmament
New York, May 15. Mrs James Beatycib urged American mothers to lead a moral rearmament movement for peace. Her Columbia radio address, broadcast across the United States and Canada and sent by short wave to Europe and South America, calls for peace in homes and nations through honesty, purity, selflessness, and love and the preservation of children’s futures.
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New York
James Beatycib
Jobiser Af
Mothers of America
Movement For Moral Rearmment Jnd
Columbia
United States
Canada
Europe
Amcrica
Roost
Pelt
Election at St Anthony Hotel Names Hotel Society Board
Monday following the vote at the St Anthony Hotel Mrs Bessie Jolnston named president. Other officers include Mrs Florence Clare secretary treasurer Mr Blossom Greenwood first vice president Miss Mildred Strowly second vice president Miss Jessie Bayley sergeant at arms and several members listed among the Laird of gover Totswee Mia Feeda Skages Mrs Heley McGibnry and Mrs Katherine Blaylock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Hotel
Bessie Jolnston
Travetere
Florence [E Clare
Etrewurer
Blossom Greenwood
Mildred Strowly
Secona
Jessie Bayley
Sergrant-At
Gover Totswee Mia
Feeda Skages
Heley McGibnry
Katherine Blaylock
Market Report on Cattle and Hogs Across Kansas City Sale
USDA Kansas City market note shows cattle and hogs with varied demand. Calves scarce above eight dollars, yearlings steady, but feeders and slaughter classes mixed. Hog prices uneven with feeders weaker, spring lambs steady to higher amid brisk receipts and local packer activity.
High Court Rules on Texas Hot Oil Case
The Supreme Court, in an opinion by Mellie Douglas, held the government could prosecute a conspiracy to violate the 1935 Connally hot oil act, reversing a lower court that said the right of action ended with statute expiration. Defendants Neal, Fowers, and Renne Jr. were charged with transporting oil from Conroe, Texas, to Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania, in violation of state law. The ruling marks a government victory in the long dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mellie Douglas
Supreme Court
Lodany
Texas Federal District Cort Din
Douglas
Aganst Neal
Fowers
Renne Alfred Jr
Conroe
Montgomery County
Texas
Marcus Hook
Texeo
Courh
Kansas City
Lunt
Wallace
Cae
Obituary for Clara Helen Retohdl dies. funeral Tuesday
Clara Helen Retohdl, 33, of 9 33b Eash Lambert slengt, funeral services held Tuesday at Rieke chapel with Rev. G Alsiot- Uelating. Burial in Hermann Bens cemetery. Survived by Ferdinand and Ante M. Riecher Tour daughters Mr A B Rage, Mrs C P Taurh, Mrs Leon Wen ninger and Mes John Lothginger. two sisters Mrs Jen Sarimbold and Mrs Oto Meyer. one brother H B Eckey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Helen Retohdl
Eash Lambert Slengt
Rieke
G. Alsiot- Uelating
Tuelal
Hermann Bens
Sans
Ferdinand
Ante M. Riecher
A.B. Rage
C. P Taurh
Leon Wenninger
John Lothginger
Jen Sarimbold
Oto Meyer
If. B. Eckey
Bond Set On Narcotics Charge For Mabry
Bond of 1000 dollars was set Monday by U S Commissioner Raul Lockhark for Isaac G Mabry a Black man charged with selling and distributing narcotics. Authorities say Mabry acted in a drive by operation and agents seized 20 grains of heroin. Mabry was arrested on East Commerce Street along with Wiley Breen and James Hedges both Black men.
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Isaac G Mabry
United States
Raul
Lockhark
Mrory
Mabry
East Commerce
Wiley Breen
Sas Hedges
Alsn
Rubiola Hein Plan Change May Affect City
Rubiola and Hein plan a change after a conversation with a successor in office. They will inspect district projects in Gan Antonio and prepare recommendations on equipment. The council will consider these purchases next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hein
Jacob Rubler
Wing Auccessor
Henry Holy
Montag
Rublola
Hoe
Gan Antonio Poo
Citi
Mhwerday
Rubbola and
Siewall Ginn
God Condita
Ite
Ralal Elieve Waite
Texas Trails Chronicle Yard Report Across Week
Yard notes show rising counts and activity with a big jump from 320 to 600 in a week. Officials like Hele Heckelman and Walter Fuos are cited amid election talk and a forthcoming two week navy cruise. Earnest Walker and Tad Salterfield appear among local figures with naval service notes.
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Hele Heckelman
Tance Hooks
Walter Fuos
Definger Commission Company Employe
Navy
Tad Salterfield
Cassily - Southwestern
Wytee Nay
Ted
Navy Reserve
Cotton and market reports mix in chaotic New York notes
Disconnected prices and commodity terms mingle with cotton markets and grain references. The page cites New York data, New Orleans figures, and Liverpool cotton futures, listing prices, grades, and delivery notes amid a jumble of OCR errors and scattered entities.
Beef purchases in navy prompt Argentina debate
Washington May 16. Senator Mahoney Democrat Wyoming urged blocking Argentine canned beef buys for navy use, saying the navy should not back Argentine producers. Roosevelt had directed a contract with the Argentine cooperative for 48 000 pounds. Senator Adams Colorado warned such sales hurt domestic beef and signaled plans to fight to reinstate the prohibition on the Senate floor if the House rejects it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iit
O'Mahoney
Democrat
Wyoming
Senate
Benator Adams
Democrah
Colonrado
Monster Plane Motor Made World’s Largest Power Plant Engine
The War Department announced the development of a 200 horsepower, 38-cylinder aircraft engine described as the world’s largest and most powerful. Built by Wright Aeronautical with Fatereon, J. Fatereon, the engine features two banks of vine cylinders, surpassing the 1500 horsepower doubler cylinder previously noted by American constructors.
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Washington
Nay
War Department
Wright Aeronauticas
Fatereon
Army
Alc
Omps
Englite
Louis Johson
Assistauh
Fe Civil Seranantics
Hearst Trophy Won by Roslyn Team
The William Randolph Hearst trophy for civilian sifla teams was presented to the Roslyn Rifle and Revolver club by Walter Morrill of the New York Journal-American. Captain of the dedideor Mile team II, D. Powall received the trophy on behalf of Roslyn for their perfect elimination record and victory over tennis representatives in the Southern New York Suffolk Island Leagues.
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Sinecire FO VT
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Walter Morrill
New York Journal-American
Suffolk
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Risa—Radio Theater
Hour of Chasm
Aozical
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Jamivoren
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RPEA
Roman It Wilyi
Hlood
Stonie Mager
Granthan Feavels
S—Chott Latte
Ptoi AM
Eanny Taylor
Seuterwood Balwea
Figuaies Slater
Saunt
Jenny
Vetere Buremble
Keene
Raul Comner Bond
Gilrer
Tayioe T. Oids
Tranne
Vale
Iy Weavers
Harvey Hoye
Babe
Alton
Ensr2zls
Rte
Pier Vane
Risa
Tsealumbie Chamber Orch
Owrensta
Eva Sfendricks
Eurene Conley
Columbia Weuadcanting Rysient
Melul Broadesethur
National
Benalrsetiing’ Co
Ltqni
Toynsy Qualiw
Nolwerss
Bill Powell
Vane
Ji An
Dasinn
Hewgan
Ani
Peilay
Gillivhant
Cérsenasitien
Petpaleni
Claudia
Eli
Ih LL. Deck and Company
Merny
Galveston
Corpus Crist
I Nc
Oessond
Rose Room
Gunter Hotel
Ona
Telegran
Verdun Ag Fole
Fiesty
Frence
United States Congress
Duke of
Winitecs
Paris
Antonio O
Ray White
GAN Antonio May Rai
Maline Bay
Cane Bay
Dar Bier
West
Chicago Grain Afrovisions
Bae Bo
St, Louis
ST ST. Fouts
Great Britain
Lelie Canoens Aiateeal
New Forks
Solante
New Fork
Mon
Envty
Batelum
Finland
France
Germany
Benevolent
Havel
Reece Ase
Hungary
Brex- Jice
Janam
Hone Kong
Shanchal
Sm York Maney
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York
Afar
NEW York Metals
Enat
Alin Dawa
Palle
ASO
Chineae Wolframle
Nly
Nels
London
Miecolands
Weaxer Louver
Muayket
Sacks
al Puliows
Pittsburgh
Treun
Equiyutenerelal Fellows
Hoy Viluer
Earle
Elearr Market
Alivhuly
Tesar
Toilvere Arvavads
Tesan
Mare Texan
Commer Pallawsy
Mehdway
Minke
Ushels
Market Hull and Awak
Teria Faunisels
Nota
Suarkee
Florida
Macka
Culenka
Cncl
Texan Iurnoia
Torton Woot
Boston
Apuada
Feriher
Urenenes
Ow Woods
Nadielew
NEW York Sugar
Intersalional Sugar Council
Lomcati
Seeley
Tee Fant
Femeines
F.D. BR
Mothers of
America
Mab. Asas "Roosevelt
Anther
Bessie Johnson
Meads
Florence Craze
Treasuer
Igh
Earnest
Walker
Sam
York Pane
Abe
Jks
Barry
Apie
Eragon
Culchana
Ferries
Rooukery Dly
WA HouWia
Ob Rovetern
Curley Narkiwettern
Taney
Tawelnrn iFe
Eroay
Turkey
Tis
Esesery
Bekt
Onda
Spicmi Iereka
Nedhiros
Bay
Callen Folukes
Orleana
Iywl Dutta
Buppork Wad
Nuysorn
New Orleans
Darby
Mire Dentanta
Pitues
Tate
Ebicabo Potatars Cimcaro
AP Urday
Jynak
Landaa Galitdera
Alabama Las
Heino
Nea
Wibahied
Dinatelind
Yaniv
Aales
Liverpool
Calton
Nurvecuijus
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Hans Fapanes
Nonurlean
Wirlet Wand Milling Oowand Iida
Mies Patelting
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al Abele
Micllien
Gaol Sruinary
Ager
Ciucard Prauirice
Cuicagg
Joe Naat Rons
Horn Honk Wise
Brose
Diymault Ree
Savarnail
Gaia
Ander
Tgerhark
Mihai Vad Ais
Legnate
Map Deehueg
Pirie
Yue
Brerm
Frewelvan
Ce Carenane
Eve Dotane
Ies
p-Romland
Ordgana
Monster Plane Motor Made
Hearst Trophy
Roslyn
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