Favorites of Berlin and Radio Stars on Air
A radar of upcoming radio programs lists Berlin's famed “comedian harmonists” from Reichs Rundfunk, Will Rogers and Fannie Brice on Ziegfeld show, Gigli's final season appearance, and religious, educational, and musical broadcasts across WOAI ETSA and Columbia network. notables include Gigli in Neapolitan songs and Brice from New York with Ziegfeld. The piece notes times, networks, and venues for Sunday programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Tan
Merlin
Europe
Atlantic
Germany
Berlin
Reichs- Rundfunk-Gesselschaft
Teles
Vienna
Spain
Will Rogers
Fannie Brice
ETSA
Columbia Network
Rogers
Remnar
Los Angeles
Miss Brice
New York
Riviera
Ziegfeld
Jean Sargent
Charles
Carlile
al Goodman
Eddie Dowling
Beniamino Gigi
WOAI
Gigli
Italy
Nea- Politan
Pastor to Address Ploresville High
The Rev Han T Jones of Mantis Fry Boiage Presbyterian will address Vie Pinenvile High on Sunday. This event brings religious leadership to a local school setting, with emphasis on community outreach and youth engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploresville High
Han T. Jones
Mantis Fry Boiage Presbyterian Rue
Radio Programs On Sunday Evening Schedule Listed
Broadcast listings show Satinat program with Will Rogers on Ziegfeld show at 8 30 pm and a long lineup including Sinn a. m Watchtower, First Presbyterian church program, Gis Arnheims orchestra, and multiple musical features across the afternoon and evening. Highlights include Franks Tre present Gis Arnhems orchestra and a parade of performances from noon to late night with varied musicales and disc reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hutcheson
Concert Pianit
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
KSA
Columbia Network
Beetoven
Farinie Brice
Will Rogers
Ziegfeld
PSA
Rtsasug Kiloeyedea
Hasyire
Sinn A. m—Watchtower Preeram
Tino Reade
Linbe Enmirs
Murteale
Clumbia
Church of the Wlogua
I. m
Penzoil
EAN Gunp
Famest Hutviewan
Zispfeld Radio
Ralph
Fogkmanle Indag Foruin
Jane Crohe
Masival
Germany
Américin
Schuula
Murleal
Ehace
Croshy Records
Rotel
Urgheniva Terurdy
Darada
Karr
Wilesches
Vanulay
Culeuin Cs Pty Stade Ny Hukersn
Gasoline price war to cut four cents in New York
A drastic price war in New York gasoline sales was set to start with a four cent per gallon cut by major companies to outbid independents. Previously majors charged 16 1/2 cents per gallon including the 1 1/2 cent state tax, while independents sold at 12 1/2 cents including tax.
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N. Y
New York
Busby
Negro prowler driven off as homeowner returns
Mrs. Ecmna Grosheury at 608 Go liad Street finds a intruder ransacking her home Saturday morning. The thief fled through an alley. Police suspect the same man who earlier stole a dress from T. Eder at 3915 South Presa Street. W. P. May at 212 East Nueva almet reports a robbery of razors and gear, and Miss Gladys Falmer at Gunter Building is robbed of $5 and a purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecmna Grosheury
Goliad Street
T. Eder
South Presa Street
W. P. May
Nueva Almet
Gladys Falmer
Gunter Building
Arrests Ordered in Laredo Vote Irregularities
Laredo authorities prepared to serve 14 indictments returned by a Webb County grand jury. The charges relate to illegal voting, paying or aiding poll taxes, and tallying or valing. The indictments cite irregularities in the April 5 city election where Independents defeated the Citizens Progressive Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Fey
Bishop to Preach at Laurel Heights Sunday Morning
The Rev Hy Baseam Watts announces Bishop A Prank Smith will preach at Laurel Heights Sunday at 6:45 o’clock. Smith, former pastor 1907 to 1922, was elected bishop in 1970 as a standout in the ministry. He will speak at Laurel Heights and also attend a speaking engagement at Southern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Heights
Hy Baseam Watts
Smith
Laurel Weights
Buyeh
Church Confirmation Rite To Be Held At Evangelical Church
Confirmation services will be held at the Evangelical church in Tosan. Candidates taking membership include Myrtle Thuth Seerly, Glorya Mley, David Welchlen, Bente Peters, Mare ariel Busch, Katherine Banbach, Elderd Bley, Arthur Kao, Wels dine Telnland, Ad Muttitelein Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredieng Evangelicat Church
Tosan
M. Biday
Myrtle Thuth Seerly
Glorya Mley
David Welchlen
Bente Peters
Mareariel Busch
Katherine Banbach
Elderd Bley
Arthur Kao
Wels Dine Telnland
Ad Muttitelein Ward
Sabine River bids heard in East Texas plan
Eight bids from 33 were presented for developing the state owned Sabine river bed in East Texas. Governor Ross Sterling and Land Commissioner J H Walker heard bids, with C V Terrell absent. The board estimates the state could receive 285734 from oil beneath the bed and may hire drillers to develop it if all bids satisfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
INS
Sabine
Texas
Meral Development Board
Ross Sterling
J. H. Walker
C. V. Terrell
Rail Commission
Bard
Stanford Professor Wins Gibbs Medal for Ammonia Chemistry
Chicago May 21 Dr Edward Curtis Franklin professor emeritus of organic chemistry at Leland Stanford University received the Willard Gibbs medal from the Chicago section of the American Chemical Society. The award honors his outstanding work showing how ammonia can combine with other substances and open a new field of creative chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Edward Curtis Franklin
Willard Gibbs
American Chemical Society
Franklin
Gibbs
Leland Stanford University
Youth Slain in Tulsa Holdup
An unidentified youth was killed and a companion wounded, another captured after a failed drug store robbery in Tulsa. Deputies Hans Carter and Flay McDonald fought the group in a gun battle. The wounded bandit claimed the name Jim Enslow, while the captured youth identified himself as Ralph Cearley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
INS
Hans Carter
Flay McDonald
Jim Enslow
Youtty
Ralph Cearley
Texas Girl Takes Poison at Dance Tragedy
Los Angeles May 21 Officers investigate the death by poisoning of Eudora Winters a 28 year old dancer from El Paso Texas at a public dance. Police seek motive and say quarrel with her fiancé preceded the fatal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los. Angeles
Eudora Winters
Danenter
Hubert. Winters
EL Paso
Texas
Rev J E Harrison 77, longtime Westmoorland founder dies
The Rev J E Harrison 77, first board member of Westmoorland College, died Thursday in Mount Pleasant Tennessee. He helped establish the school for girls in San Antonio in 1894 and supervised campus buildings. He served as presiding elder of the Mount Pleasant district and later pastored in Del Rio Beeville and Phoenix. Survivors include his widow, a daughter Mrs Mary Harrison Brub of Rockport, and two sons Jet and McCord Harrison of Arizona. Funeral services will be at the college chapel with officials in charge. burial will be in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Harrison
Westmoorland College
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
San Antonis
College
Harrison
Mount Fleasant
Methodist Cmuch
Tennessee
San Antonio
W. W. Iing
San Antoni
West Moorland Allege
Mary Katherine
del Rio
Beevilia
Phoenix
Ariz
Patrolmen's Unit Backs Prosperity Bond Drive
New York May 21 The Patrolmen's Benevolent association with 19,000 members endorsed a $5 000 000 000 federal prosperity bond to fund public works and create jobs. President Joseph P Moran signed a memorial urging Congress to act in the national emergency and push government enterprise to relieve suffering and want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Handolph Hearst
Patrolmen’s Benevolent, Association
Joseph P. Moran
Congress
Patrolmen's Benevolent, Association
Joyner Invited to Lead Two Austin Revivals
The Rev. William U. Joyner has been invited to conduct a revival at Immanuel Baptist Church in Austin starting July 1. He will also lead a revival next week at First Baptist Church in Blecira, detailing a busy schedule of upcoming religious services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William U. Joyner
Austin
Immanuel Baptist Church
Mr. Joyner
First, Baptist Church
Blecira
New Way to Hold Loose Teeth in Place
Advertisement-like text touts a supposed new method for securing loose teeth with a powder or product, claiming quick relief and comfort. It cites a druggist or store name and urges readers to buy to make breath pleasant, with a dubious tone and garbled phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrahnia
High-Lights In Classified Ad Era At New Convalescent Home
A fragmentary description advertises a convalescent home at 103 West Mintle Avolioia with a homelike setting for the elderly requiring general care. It highlights tailored attention, a range of services, and mentions staff and amenities, including care routines and social activities designed for comfort and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaavhe Ware
West Mintle Avoliuia
Cusea
Austin Woman Shot and Burned in Fire
In Austin on May 21 a 66 year old woman identified as Mrs Eliott was found shot in her burning home. Neighbors and officials worked to determine the motive as the residence burned, preventing entry until the flames subsided and the body was recovered near a nearby bed and pistol. The victim had lived alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Eliott
Cers Tonfelt
Army Navy Club backs national bond issue for public works
John H. Fahy, chairman of the Army and Navy Juinn legislative committee, arrived in New York for a conference with national officers at the Army and Navy club. He said the organization unified in support of a national bond issue for a public works program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John H. Fahy
Legislative Committee of the Army and Navy Juinn
Army and Navy Club
Pair Sentenced for Harrison Narcotic Act Violations En Route to Leavenworth
Floyd Barnes and Norman Compton alias Curley Green were sentenced Friday after pleading guilty to eight counts and received three year terms with five year suspended on the last count. United States District Judge R 3 McMillan imposed three year sentences for seven counts and five year suspensions on the final count. They left Saturday morning for Leavenworth, escorted by Deputy Marshal Willis Johnson. Also en route were Fred Ogden for national prohibition act violations and Ty Huey Joe Cape and Jules Woran for Harrison narcotic act violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Barnes
Norman Compton
Curley Green
Leavenworth
Kaw
United States
R. 3. McMillan
Willis Johnson
Barnes and Compton
Fred Ogden
Ty Huey
Joe Cape
Jules Woran
Finance Firm Sued on Note By E. J. Packard
E J Packard files for injunction against Automobile Bankers Corporation in Ninety fourth District Court. He alleges usurious interest on a $140 note signed to repay a $100 loan taken by his wife on February 3 1932. He seeks to stop collection and obtain $1000 damages. He claims Houston suit intended to harass him and burden defense costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Court
Houston
Packard
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TransAtlantic
Columbia
William H. Bane
St. Paterick’s
Youngetown
Ohio
God
Sisters of
Bt. Joseph
William Welsh
Network
J. Stanley Durkee
Ralph W. Lockman
Charles L. Goodell
WOAL
S. W. Hart
Calimbia University
Beatoni Sn Manning
Fisth W. Billau
Washington
Avseiss Financial
Wcbants
KTSA
New York Academy of Medicina
John A. Horlyell
Academy
Satinat
Muvers
Reda
Moran Nwlis Fonds
Muvica Vengram
Maan Siberique OS
Mowl Echo
Henerd
Tan
P.m
Killurgelen
TMG A
Altum
Lucker
Lance Prestam
Coan Bandera
Texas College
Arter Beams Academs
Weiiher
Hovelers
Lime Music
Marlo P
Tadia
Fnckman
Thurman Tarrett Ce
Rilvesele
Hane Yobert
Olan J. Carn
San Abexanto
Lavrid Grillin
Sabine River
Leland Stanford
Atesherefor JE
U.S
Joyner
Camissy Trallewend
Shea Ly Ranasetion
Wie
Llewnar Therge
Vacmtiontet
Fred Wallintan
Tae Colne
Adviyos
Tengerum
Northen
Cary
Lowell Street
Eddie
Ant
Lim
Peter
Commie
Speenilinese
Nage
Aluedre
Peles
Tuyere
Aatta
Ronnie Feabire Agable Xevien
Oatipe Raeintaedi
Gra Worviens
Tyre
Dubai
Fowntfile
Joe Hing Gorytoes Booth Lento i Piven
Ptoi Cot
Army, Navy Club
Mary Lou
Grockett
Atwater Kent
Majestic
Crosley
Brunswick
Crosley Playboy
Crosley Cheerio
Crosley Carola
Crosley Merrymaker
Weat Commerce
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