Bazooka Virtuoso Heads to Mardi Gras Broadcast Night
Radio listings note Bazooka Virtuoso with Lanny Ross and Charlie Butterworth at Hollywood Mardi Gras, plus Ruby Mercer soprano, Anna May Wong in Daughter of Shanghai, and other guest stars on WOAI KTLA WRS KOA stations. Russ Morgan and Hal Kemp programs referenced with orchestras and upcoming casts. multiple producers and theaters listed in scattered schedule notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwicke
Dany
Bob Burns
Arkansas Comedium
Will Luke Hig Bazooka
Hollywood Mardi Gras
Lanny Ross
Charlie Butterworth
Anna May Wong
Shanghai
al Jolson
KTLA
Charles Coniney
WRS
Charles Martin
Russ Morgan
Carhegle ‘Tech
Georgetown University
Pit Holy Drug
Shephierds
CE Mac
KABC
Radio -Boroscopa
Mickey Monscalver
Jang Cows
Don Maxwell Anderson
Kate Smith
Labor Talks Break Through Industrial Grouping Plan
Peace negotiators of the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organization tentatively agree industrial organization should prevail in unioned industries with vertical unions. They split industries into three categories, considering overlap and raiding, and discuss referring problems to subcommittees. The plan, if agreed, would be sent to a AFL CIO convention for modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. F. of B
Industrias
Cahips
Getds
Gammiltec
Ould
American Federation of Labor
Howard Gfinson
Charles P. Howard
G. J. O. Aedvelasy
Howard
Feds
Jomn A. FP
Voramittee For
Telegram of varied radio listings across multiple programs
A fragmented radio schedule shows numerous programs and orchestra listings across stations WOAI KSAC KONO KTSA KARC and others. Mentions include KiEst-Ail heads on deck, Henry King and Lionel Hampton records, Mardi Gras specials, singing orchestras and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiest
Grorce Hall
Orch
Mi—S
Teachers Council
WOAI
Jork Armstrong
Fimmie Allen
Hrite
Sion’ Variaties
Gmuchar
Ilartons
Ts Orchestra
Nde
Kono—International Goodwill
Toolic Ptelodies
Tommy Darney
Aery
Cooge Oleen
Woae “Amos
Donaille
ESAC
Shen Field
IL P
KTSA
Woar Trump Davidson
KARE
Danen Hon
FMAC
The
Dreamers
Lionel
Hampton
Calumbia Broadcasting System
Wational Broadcasting Ca
Kas Oalliy
St Joseph Girls School Band Prepares for Armistice Day Parade
The St Joseph Girls School Band trains for the Armistice Day parade with 50 musicians in maroon and white. Drum major Glotin Schramm leads the group as mascots Gittinger and Miele Ginkel participate. Sister Mary Anne, the academy superior, sponsors the effort.
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Tenove
NOWES
JONA
Ener Gelie
SS. Joseph’s Academy Ag
Glotin Schramm
Dani Ve Inning Gittinger
Audele Miele Ginkel
Mary
Anne
Academy
Townsend and Wife to Receive Estate in California
In Long Beach California Dr Francis E Townsend and his wife are to receive the estate of Elizabeth A T Caultzen estimated under $10,000 under terms of her will on file today.
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Townsend
Long Beach
Calif
Francis
Elzabeth A T. Cautltzen
Tomorrow's Radio Programs Wednesday Schedule
A scrambled list of radio show times and titles for the day, naming programs such as Morning Variation Aunt Jenny's Real Life Story The Hotel Report Oklahoma Playboy and Girl Reporter with various hosts and segments noted in a dense, disjointed OCR-like schedule. The entry preserves names and show titles where readable, reflecting a period broadcast lineup.
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TSA
Bing
i—Trading Post
Uhe Appleberry
Richard Waxwell
Myrt
Morse
Tony Wons
Jenny
Storion
Edwin Cemce
Sam
Billy Bove
Ted
Oklahoma Playboy
Tome
Jennny Peabaily
Tho Markek Page
Sincurkis Instituia
Wl Busle
Risal the Tavern
Colmmh
Dorothy Gardon
Originuditier
Aonibelia
National Barn
Ambuis
Garner Plans To Leave Soon For Washington Trip
Avalde November 1 11 Tackum notes Garner packing for another journey to Washington but declines to specify timing or route. The vice president, turning 69 on November 2, appears in good health after months of home duties and some fishing. Montingard will travel from San Antonio by train with his wife handling much of his secretarial work.
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Avalde
Garner
Ptay
Washington
Myalde
Senate
Montingard
San Anonio
Secre
Starlal
Queen Marie Improves After Specialists Report
In Buonarest on November 9, Dowager Queen Marie shows partial improvement after suffering a hemorrhage. Specialists express cautious optimism following yesterday's consultation. treatment plan outlined. King Carol, attending a ceremony, appears deeply concerned.
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Marie
Buonarest
Rumana
Carol
Auto Plant Closure Leaves 11000 Jobless in Detroit
Detroit observers report about 11,000 workers suddenly unemployed as Tudson Motor Car Co plant shut during a strike by United Auto Workers. The move followed a work stoppage in one department and involved management actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Tudson Motor Car Company
United Auto Wibile
Deathstain Pension Fund Faces Mounting Deficit
Officials report the Texas Confederate pension fund shows a deficit of 4,046,212 dollars as of October 1. The shortfall is expected to shrink to about 2 million by January and February, with a possible elimination by 1949. In the current year 216 veterans and 76 widows are projected to die, with about 1,000 more deaths likely. The current rolls list 515 veterans and 4,828 widows. The fund’s operating cost totaled 1,046,480 dollars last year, with 2,149,223 dollars the prior year and 3,292,064 dollars in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ever Inn
Nis
Eel
Brother Waldron III in St Louis
The Rev. Brother John A Waldron III supervised construction of Central Catholic High School in St Louis and served as inspector for the St Louis province of the Society of Mary. He retired to St Marys University for health reasons in 1924, returned to duty later, worked in San Antonio in 1930 and recently served at Maryhurst Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Waldron III
St. Louis
John A. Wald- Ton
Central Catholic High School
St Louis
Wort
Sylvester PF. Juer- Hess
St. Mary's
Brother Waldron
Society of Mary
St. Mary's University
No Need Seen to Curtail Oil Production Says Texas Official
Dallas November 9 UPI Lon A Smith of the Texas railroad commission stated there is no excuse for further curtailment of the nation's oil production. He noted oil in state inventories is at its lowest in years and experts forecast 1938 gasoline demand 1.2 to 7.5 percent above this year’s record consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
Lon A. Smith
Texas railroad commission#Y
mNation
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Bgb Burns
Ruby Mercer
Nan Grey
Houston
Texas
Ans
Bidg Crosby
Jonie Blondel
Jersey
Deanna Durebin
LABOR
Rosevelt
Brly Tursday
Mineral Wells
Wichita, Falls Andy
Fort Worth
Army Post
Fredericksburg
Gannson City
Stephenville
Park Woyth
Colerain
Brownwood
James K. Parsons
Smith
Brady-San Saba-Lomela
Batterson
Charley Chaplin
Eo Ig
BTSA
Ted Brown
Henry King
Recorda
Sini
Newcast
Johnny
Syayneins
Sxetrlioy
Eldredge
Dickey
Saint
Ros Woai
Hollywood
Lifebuoy Health Soup
Misa Wong
Jolson
Martha Raye
Parkyakorkua
Victor Youn
Edw.g.robinson
Edward C. Robinson
Robinson
Newspaper Ife
Claire Trevor
Adin Ures
Pamie Woat
Tiveton
Gernaing
Ani
Tan Yoy
Duex
Aunteatin ‘Ratte
Autotradia
St. Joseph Girls’ School
Oakie College
Rosman
Benny Goodman
Gostluier
Younge Wlador
Indy Onlyone
Vepper Young
Ma Perkins
Vie
Sado
Oneill
Newa
Rany
Kitty Keene
Tobnole Johnston
LAM
CNC
Luccarus
Gene Aker
Fender
Penetro
Studebaker
Studebater
Miracle Ebiftopronal
Winerich Motor Sales CO
Broadway
Fannin
Winerleh Bretara, Inc
Cav
Winvelel
Mndor
Satre Cs Y Airande Motor Is
Valley Granile Motor Co
San Menta
Tern
Valley Geanda Motor Co
Raytunidelite
Tte
Valley Fienndin Motor Co
Brewserin
Tex
BeClde Motor Co
Han Avrelo
Temas
Fitcch & Thalman
Hondo
Tesus
Lebeltan
Beasta Minfor Tnt
Team Velman
McAllen Motor Co
McAllen
Tow
Highway Tinrage
Lamparan
Texan
Vincent Motor Co
Caleman
Tex Mann Bray
Waly
Vexna
Ralah Salomon
Servton Sinton
Kerreille
Texies
Cowell Waive Coy
Timetton
Taw Kong Auto Ga
Reeyne
Cea Younkin
Malor Ga
Aller
Taw
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