Radio Programs and Late Night Lineup Display
A scrambled listing of radio programs for a Wednesday schedule including The Lone Ranger Dixiehand Bane News by Air and several others. The fragment mentions various shows, times, and hosts across multiple stations with partial program names and likely local advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lone Ranger
Dixiehand Bane
SAI
Fallon Lewis
Dorsey Ny
Ram —Wiley
Gene
Norward March
Hoso—Rendio
Alten MN
Cotinee of Music
KAAL
Ted and
Bill
the Troubadours
KTSA
Raymond Paige
Ub Roh Basket
Woat—Way Kyerr
Koltere
Tomorrow's Programs Schedule Selected From Local Radio Listings
Readable portions of a radio schedule detail morning to late afternoon programming. The guide lists shows, times, and stations including musical performances, talk segments, religious features, weather notes, and community announcements across multiple stations with many hosts and program names.
Simpsons Last Year in City Hall Ends Long Career
James Simpson, after 30 years in city government, resigns from his office as city official amid changes in the mayor’s office and city purchasing powers. He recalls a long tenure in public service and hints at future steps as he nears age 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liv Pepe
James Simpson
Eleck
Simpson
Lye
OthHes
J. JL
Einki Pabteusan
Nie Hy Navertek Ule
Srevlee
Cbty Wall Ag
Shapson
Caliaghan Fay
Wea Wien
Jann Totla
CMNY
Chambers
Stimpson
Fifty Sign to Go on St. Marys Tour
Fifty persons planned to attend the St. Marys tour with city and regional officials confirming arrangements. The event involves local schools and community groups and includes a parade through Mezlee City and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Marys
Véradly
Pramip B
Orv
Genltal
Baelfic
Ines Annauneud
Alsa
Senator's Economic Debate Highlights New Deal Critique
Professor Hansen of Harvard defends a cautious view on public works while Senator O Mahoney challenges the idea of debt financed purchases to boost consumer power. The exchange questions Boulder Dam's payback and the need for tangible goods over mere money creation.
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Dene Joe
Hansen
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles
Colorado
San Diego
O'Mahoney
Jullie
Ieek
Qian
Wdollers
AG Villondalinis
Point Jer
Biid
Sublic
Three Sentenced on Guilty Pleas in Theft Cases
Joe Cyiela and Ralph Bander pleaded guilty to theft offenses. Cyiela received a 30 day sentence for stealing radios valued around $7 to $10 from Mira Th Morghtt and others, while Bander faced five days in jail for a $10 theft. The judge noted costs and fines in both cases.
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Joe Cyiela
Patricio Ye
Todge Mer
Burdett
Abel No
Wedareday
Gurela
Jtalph
Jtalph M. Stone,’ Wellness Given Ad Sore Gonrai Street
Nayert Tee
Mira
Th. Morghtt
Bayt Gurvey Wlivet
Efe
Ralph Bander
San Antonio Livestock Market Prices Mixed Across Lots
Livestock market notes show varied prices for calves hogs and sheep with activity steady to slightly higher on some cuts while others hold. Prices quoted include calves to 6.50 to 9.00, hogs around 6.15 to 6.60 per cwt and lambs trading near 9.16 per pound in early reports from Chicago and East St. Louis markets.
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San Antonio
Eufersb
Stanekler
Chrigago Eivestoc
Chicago
Silapte
Activa
Tully Sitady
Blonday
Heayinr
Tetdaelo
eBon
Laratis Toshiba
Oshinn Lin
Fei Sheen
East ST
Louis
Louis JU
Vas
Akeayt
Mlinicn
Matey Spite Jambi
Dullnig Funeral Service Held In San An Sunto
Funeral services were held at 10 o clock Wednesday at the Porter Lering chapel for George John Dullnig 79 longtime San An Sunto resident. He died last Sunday after moving to Amacilin about 10 months ago. Survivors include wife Genie Miles and Archibal Mr Dullnig daughter Mrs Wahuela E Lewis brothers Othe Edward Adolph C Milton H Dullnig sisters Mrs E E Dullig Mrs Mary K Dignowity Mrs Heda H Tolinet Mrs Johnnes Aisehe and Mrs Walter H Kreger and four grandchildren. The Rev A L Wolff officiated and interment was in City Cemetery No 4.
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George Dulliig
Th. Wednrsday
Porter Lering
Grorge
John Dullnin
Ant
George and
Friances Dullnig
San An Sunto
Dullnig
Amacilin
Cons
Genie Miles
Archibal
Dalluig
Wahuela E. Lewis
City Sues Over Assessments in Tax Dispute
City seeks unpaid taxes from Medical Arts Corp and related entities after valuing properties at $378000 with school and building levies. Dispute centers on proposed payments, court filings, and divergent assessment figures amid ongoing municipal collection efforts.
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Derich
Medical Arts Corp
Alton
Ely Board of Equal
Saitton
Lind Cahiaticas
Vprovomey
Lt Lad
Iniarourk
Fujns
Gihagle
Ile Tynd
Olly
Air Ander Pe Conporilnta Fein
Che Witting
Saya Aunaunts
Hylton PL
New Top Wool Price Report Sees Record Breaks
BEL BLO May 31 Debut sale of eight months wool by Producers Wool and Mohair Co led by C G Wardlaw netted 100000 pounds at 2. cents per pound setting a new high. Buyer J M Len of Denper and Company Boston arranged sale as Eldorad Wool and Mohair Co also moved 40000 pounds of 42 months wool at 26 cents. Peak prices and volume marked a strong weekly activity in Texas wool trades. Wardlaw previous sale last Thursday moved 40000 pounds at 23 1/4 cents while 12 month wool sale had set a local peak earlier.
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BEL Blo
de Rio
Symelight
Texas
C. GB
Wardlaw
Weel and Mohair Company
J. M. Len
San Angelo
Denper and ‘Company, Inc
Boston
E¢ Hil
Eldorads Wool and Mohair Company
G. GC. Burton
Grain Markets See Mixed Wheat Prices In Heat Wave
In Chicago May 11 AP reports wheat futures fell slightly amid forecasts of warm weather in key spring wheat regions. July and September contracts held firm near prior highs as traders weighed anticipated domestic demand against rain and cooler U.S. weather. Australian and Argentine markets showed varied activity as buyers sought winter wheat and oats while prices for corn remained steady. Local prices listed for White and Yellow corn and oats in market notes, with bids and futures quotes reflecting a cautious trading day.
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Oricago
West Spring
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Tisermool
Cotton Markets See Mixed Futures After Opening Decline
New York futures opened lower with May 91 points, July around 8.8 cents, and December near 8.0 cents. Trade activity was moderate with New Orleans and Wall Street buying support, Bombay brokers absorbing distant May, and occasional hedge selling from the South. Prices drifted with small gains and losses through the first hour as traders balanced light offerings and southern demand.
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New York
Bombay
New Orleans
Wall Street
Stock Market Sees Mixed May Day Activity
A halting session saw cautious buying and selling with mixed advances and declines. Wheat rose while several large industrials and utilities moved, including American Telephone, Montgomery Ward, General Electric, and Bethlehem Steel amid a generally uneven cash market.
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Tautuc
N&aln
Bethlehem
American Telephone
Annerida
Montgomery Ward
Scars Stachuck
Honth Hy
General Electric Amit Goodyaar
New Education Plan Urges National Folk Education Movement
Houston May 1 A new education plan urges a national folk movement to revitalize schooling. Homer Price Reney, president of University of Texas, spoke at mass commencement urging Americans to educate with love for arts and heritage. He compared it to Denmark and Scandinavian movements and called for a nationwide effort to foster appreciation of folk culture and poetry. The speech drew about 20,000 listeners including 230 high school graduates.
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Houston
Homer Price Reney
Sochoeliry Edurittay
Attr
Texas
HaMslton High
America
Denmark
Noche Mexicana Broadcast Planned by Fratta Stations
Wed nesday announcement by W. if. Purleng, director of the Teter-Americany Wghawny nse polation ere, states that Fratta stations EW and KEW will jointly air the Noche Mexicana program Tron 103 at d065 p.m. The broadcast aims to bring Mexican music to the network.
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Noche Mexicana
KEW Wat
Tron 103
W. If. Purleng
Wghawny Nse Polation
City News Brief Opens to Public
An unidentified local notice announces a public opening event with limited readable details. The fragment mentions Adelie Davies Camber Real Thyra Hing and Afine's a0 Rihythin Men, but the full context is unclear due to OCR garble. The notice suggests an event or exhibition with open access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelie Davies
Afine
Ady
Indictment Dismissed in Liquor Possession Case
A liquor possession indictment against Pedro Balas was dismissed in Federal District Court by Judge R J McMullin after bond issues and legal delays. Balas faced charges from an indictment dated March 14, 1938, with a $400 bond previously posted, but he jumped the bond and the government moved to enforce actions later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indieliandt
Pedro Balas
R. J. McMullall
Federal District Court
Stns
Masel
Onbhicaleatians
Germany Denmark Pact Signed in Berlin on May 31
A fragile non aggression pact between Germany and Denmark was announced in Berlin. The agreement aims to avert attacks and reflects a broader near term alignment under German leadership. Danish and German ministers attended the signing with chair Coder and acting Prime Minister Ribbetaplanod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Denmark
Berlin
Coal Parley at Harlan Resumes Talks for Peace
United Mine Workers representatives and Hurley County Coal Operators resumed negotiations in Harlan on May 31 to seek peace in the soft coal mining region. Details remain sparse as guardsmen are on duty and tensions linger over the ongoing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan, By
United Mine Workers
Hurley County
Watch Stolen From Home in L.A. Theft Reported
A confusing note reports a theft in Los Angeles, mentioning a watch and two pairs of eye glasses, with names Irwin and Conway and addresses on West Park. The fragment references a watery TOM IMA and a Wednesday report, lacking clear details or dates.
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L.A
Ima
Gatice
Irwin
Hatph Conway
West Park
Obituary notices from a long-tenured San Antonio resident
Multiple obituaries detail deaths of Baden-Baden native Mrs Baermatin and several San Antonio residents including Victoria Gereia and Adolfo Hermandes. Surviving family members listed include spouses, children, grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral arrangements mention Our Lady of Guadalupe church, San Fernando cemetery, and local funeral homes.
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Victoria G. Gereia
San Jacinto
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
San Fernando
Tery No. L
Almez-Ortiz Funeral Home
Roque Garcia
Mis
Adolfo Hermandes
Henry Garcig
Tschach Gchoa
Manuel Pacron
Manuel Padcon
Poultry and Produce Receipts From Chicago Market Listings
A transcribed market page shows poultry and dairy product receipts with prices and lots across multiple vendors. It mentions shipments to New York and Chicago regions, with entries for creamers, mixed poultry, and various meat items, including weights, prices, and supplier references. The document lists locations such as Chicago and Port Worth and notes unchanged price quotes and several item codes and batch references.
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Murray Williams
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Landon
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Potinda
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China
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Dries Weel
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Harlan
Coulea Satme Baermatin
Edward G. Piegoth
Baermati
Baden-Baden
Beryleus Ib
East Hulsache
A. L. Wollt
Hermann
Mamta
Mvh
Pigott
Arthur Robertson
Fort Worth
E. L. Pigott
Garpus Christh
William Brassove
Kansas Gi
Akers Puneral
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S. K. Elaen
M. Krashin
Dora Bratiove
Kantor
Kansas City
Maury Angeline Gardner
Aransas Avenua
Dick Moncey
Charles Hanagan
Harold Goodenough
Melaling
City Cemetery No. 9
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Ethel Schillings
J. B. Forbrich
Bindle Doyle
Amy Raleigh
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Atsnio Methodist Church
Walter Dibreil
Durial
San Jose
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D. ©. Younger
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Ghitles Henovan Chapel
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Lei Jn. Douglas
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Neal Wate
Bats Wihiwuahoud
Alemlag
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Hoxton
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