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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1929
Page
6
New York in November 1907 reports eleven private schools in Brooklyn limiting social events to Fridays and Saturdays. Events end at midnight and require chaperones. Dresses must be simple and modest to uphold a code of conduct.
Three Washington Times reporters Nevin Hendricks and Burkett refuse to reveal confidences before a grand jury and are jailed for contempt. Senator Capper introduces a newsman’s bill of rights modeled after Maryland law to shield sources. House action likely. The trio’s stand draws national interest as they face possible indefinite imprisonment for protecting journalistic privilege.
KTSA listeners will hear Victor Hall and Paul Whiteman in a Columbia network broadcast originating from Honolulu. Whiteman directs a dance tempo program with solos by Hall and a feature segment on the Columbia network. The hour includes brass and chorus numbers, with miscellaneous acts and a CBS feature following.
Local program guide lists a variety of radio shows and segments including weather, household topics, and music programs. The schedule notes dates and times for programs such as vocal studies and orchestra performances with references to the AVapel Programa and entities like Cenk and Noon.
KTSA and AKTSA, San Antonio station details with frequency 1290 kHz and 232.4 meter wave, listing programs for November including Old Gold Paul Willeman hour, studio musical programs, Winifred Wilson hour, Keep Fit exercises, weather and markets, fashion flashes, and various orchestras and dance nights. Includes schedules across WEAF, WMAQ, WLW, WTAM, WHO, KTHS and other networks with multiple named programs and performers.
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