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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1930
Page
10
The text lists varied entries for a Wednesday schedule including programs, sports, weather, and personnel. It includes names like Tom, Tarn, and William Ward, plus mentions of weather reports, studio programs, and an orchestra. The content is garbled but indicates a broad radio lineup with multiple segments and guests.
Radio listings detail KTSA and KYSA programming at 290 kilocycles, with a mix of orchestras, operas, talk and musical segments across Tuesday to Thursday. Notable segments include the Teaas orchestra directed by Fran Doyle, the Texas Orchestra luncheon music, grand opera concert, health talks, and various musical interludes, with multiple station IDs and sponsor notes embedded.
Contralto Lurlite Klaus will perform over ETLA during the Los Angeles Civic Opera presentation scheduled for 8 30 p m Tuesday.
Opera stars Avriste, Lip Horrit, and Lucill otutralts will headline a San Antonio concert featuring pieces from Robin Wood and Pinefore. Texts Orchestra under Frank Bogle opens with dinner music Creole Daye and The Song Bayan. Nickel Saluted, AY 682, features Ted Wresns. Broadcasts planned on Columbia network and Radio Keith Orpheum hour across networks.
Chicago May 27. The body of Patrolman Job McDonald was found with a bullet in his head near a North California Avenue speak easy. His pistol lay by his right hand and a cash register was overturned. Evidence of a liquor-fueled scene with bars and booths suggests a crime amid patrons. Patrolman Claude Alexander led the call to the scene as arrests followed. Adventists from around the world planned to meet in San Francisco opening their quadrennium conference.
'Singing Jimmy' arrives in San Antonio with painted organ and portable bass, touring for goodwill. Representing the chamber of commerce, he to plays before Gunter Hotel crowd Tuesday and appears for Kiwanis and local organizations, as business groups hope to raise funds through advertising.
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