San Antonio Students Among UT Degree Candidates
Seventy seven San Antonio students are listed among 1161 tentative UT degree candidates announced in Austin. Degrees include master of arts for Daniel Hendricks Glark Mary Chalk Dalton and Feymel Dibrell Jr and master of science in chemical engineering for Conrad Henry Kalienberg. Commencement on June 6.
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University of Texas
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Daniel Hendricks Glark
Mary Chalk Dalton
Feymel Dibrell Jr
Conrad Henry Kalienberg
George A. Laven
Elizabet Nerschail Love
Marcarnt Clark McDonald
James Stewart McNemara
Dorothy Novich
Jane Perry
Teanotis Pare Racher
Berniece Leaenoinet
Wilmer Bivens
Dorothy Beateright
Harold
Vernon Jacady
Dorothy Caruthers
Borathy
Louise Dennis
David Harvey Scholes
Mary Florence Irene Sears
Margie Jana Smith
Rot ‘Tullos
Krank
Paschal Walthall
Marc Josephine Wicks
Max Harris Wier Jr
Helen Kay Han Bard
Joe West Neal
Gale Harper Nelson
Lucy Perkins Brown
Louis Howard Haring Gf
Pel Arthur Rochs Jr
Bob Eneslides
Genrze Ralist Johnson
John Richard Walker Jr
Donald Noble White
Glen Arnold
Jack Henry McKellen
Jobn Larken Weeks
Clifford Ferdinand Dein Fer
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John Griffith
Traxler
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James Travia Morrik Jack
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Radio Program Schedule Mix From U S Stations
A dense list of radio program notes across stations KABC KONO and WEAS detailing shows from 5 PM to 1 AM. Mentions include The Roundup The Singing Gauchos Current Hits Men’s Family Musical Varieties Studio segments Hawks Lombard and more with multiple time slots and network affiliations.
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Tomorrow's Radio Programs and News Items Overview
Schedule details for ETSA and various shows on Thursday list programs from Musical Clock to Hollywood Foot Secrets and Studio Music with multiple time slots. The page also reports on a SALGN SHORTAGE piece noting Germany’s labor shift increasing working women to 11,500,000, about 100,000 married.
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European Holy Week Broadcasts Reach American Listeners
Solemn eucharistic congress ceremonies from Heroes square Budapest will be relayed to American listeners via short wave and NBC. WOAI will air the last quarter hour of a 20 minute broadcast tonight, with plans to include the renting of the paper ball and maas einying. Tomorrow CBS will feature American delegates in another Budapest interview.
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Budapest
NBC
WOAI
Maas
C. B.S
TSA
Local Notables and Oddities Highlight San Antonio Scene
Fragments note civic figures like Max Starcke and Frank Brady's column sketches social events in San Antonio and nearby towns. References include Mayoral social calendars, a dry Blanco town with wet precincts, a jam session with Casa Loma, and a historical note about early Chinese hunting grounds.
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Stott
Charaber of Commerce
Mack Schamburger
Houston Street
Renwicke Gary
Carl Furhmann
Loraine Brockman
Ducky
Max Starcke
Meyor
Seguin
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Antonio
Hke
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Missus
Earl Abel's
Short Wave Programs Across Europe and Oz Admit The Air
A fragmented overview lists numerous shortwave program identifiers and times from various regions including London Budapest and Australia. Mentions shows such as Friends to Teo light music evening concert and chimes from G P.O. Byaney VE2MF with multiple frequency readings and signal notes.
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GOD
Hungary
Contractors to Hear Talk on FHA Market for Builders
Duddleston of Houston, a member of the Associated General Contractors of America, will speak at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio to discuss FHA Affords Market for Building Contractors. He will stress opportunities created by the FHA program under the amended National Housing Act, aimed at large rental housing, multi family and group housing, and reducing the cost of small homes. The AGC hopes cooperation with the FHA expansion will broaden immediate demand for contracting services.
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BW. Duddleston
Houston
Associated General Contractors of America
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Gunter Hotel
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Duddleston
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Associated General Contractors
Two Small Boys Die in Farmhouse Fire Near Quemedo
In Eagle Pass on May 25 two young sons of Mr. and Mrs. Winifred E Brooks burned to death when a house on their farm near Quemedo, twenty miles north, caught fire. Parents working in a field 200 yards away could not reach them. The older boy, aged four, was believed to have started the blaze with matches. In the same report, James Meager, 80, an oil field worker in Lockbart, died of a heart attack while seated in a parked automobile. He is survived by his widow and six children.
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Winifred E. Brooks
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Prominent Houston Lawyer Dies at Home
Sterling Myer a 65 year old attorney of Houston for 40 years died today at his home. He organized the Kiwarts club and the University club in Houston and served as first president of each. He was associated with Ben Campbell and his son in the firm Campbell Myers and Myer.
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Sterling
Myer
Kiwarts Club
University Club
Ben Campbell
Sterling Myer
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Power output registers gain in US week ended May 2
Edison Electric Institute reports 1.9678 billion kilowatt hours produced in the United States for the week ended May 2, down 10.5 percent from the 2.1088 billion kWh of the prior year. Production rose slightly from the previous week’s 1.9676 billion kWh.
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United States
Edison Electric Institute
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