New Oil Field Open Near Corpus Christi
The Baret OR company's No. 17 Recial at White Point northwest of Corpus Christi flowed at 500 barrels from 4902 feet Saturday morning, opening a new oil field in the Gulf coast area. The well showed rising flow after gas pressure dropped from 207 to 196 pounds, with the test made at 3692 feet. The oil is priced around 1.14 per barrel. one storage tank was completed and three more due. The Find is said to be the deepest in the Corpus Christi region, with few prior deep producers such as Saxot No. 1 and Dunn in Nueces and San Patricia counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Point
Corpus Christi
Gulf Coast
Corpus Christi Certer
Nances Bay
Nueces County
Dunn
Rucees
San Patricia County
Bishop of Chicago Diocese Dies After Illness
Bishop Sheldon Griewold of the Chicago Episcopal diocese died in a hospital after a seven week illness. Officials cited a general breakdown and heart disease as the cause of death. He was 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Giricago
Rt Res
Sheldon Munsoo Griewold
Icago
Ihr
Hranaton
Pope May Call Consistory For Bishops And Archbishops
Vatican dispatch notes the pope may call a consistory to appoint bishops and archbishops rather than ritual purposes. It is expected the discussion may cover world peace and disarmament. The timing remains uncertain and widely anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican Citz
All Quiet Wins German Showing Premiere Set
Berlin reports that All Quiet on the Western Front has been approved for display in Germany by the censors. The premier is scheduled for December 4, with defense ministry officials noting the film will avoid German enemy depictions during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Cenesisbin Boerd
Defense Ministe
Almenet Nepersions
Gerging Eemy
Mexican Moratorium Bill Proposed in Chihuahua Chamber
A bill for a ten year moratorium on foreign and internal debt was presented in the chamber by Chihuahua members. It proposes that 25,000,000 pesos about 11,250,000 dollars be set aside in next year’s budget for debt payments, with funds redirected to irrigation and essential public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Webern
Chihuahua
Boy Hunter Accident Injures Youth After Hunting
A boy from Avenue Senior district was treated at Santa Roza infirmary and later released after a hunting accident left part of his toe shot away. The injured youth, returning home at 117 West Aghby Brove, was with his father when the gun discharged. The incident occurred Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Starves
Echeo
West Aghby ‘Brove
Sadurday
Santa Roza
H. Starnes Sr
Kansas City Peace Officer Shot Down
Kansas City deputy sheriff and former city policeman was fatally shot at his home after being fired upon by three assailants while they fled in an automobile. Police investigate motive as witnesses describe the attack and identify the vehicle involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas Citt
Piano Recital Tonight At Balarday Hall
Mrs Roland S Sprin hosts a piano recital featuring Miss Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A M Bate. Charles J Grant will present pupil in plane veritane with publicaudience at the premises 720 ork Balardey evening at 8 oclock. Hostess Mra Allan F Moltan and other guests invited at residence 1n Ree Avtionin Man. additional readable lines note locations on Pereon etzeet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland S. Sprin
Kent Ver Popil
Lee
Meu
Charles AM. Bate
Kre Hows
Rawia Etrect
Mig
Charles
J. Grant
Greta Garbo Fans Protest Dietrich Imitations
Los Angeles reports Greta Garbo fans protest Marlene Dietrich imitations as harmful to Garbo's image. The piece notes Garbo's natural charm, Dietrich's mimicry, and industry reactions while praising Eddie Sutherland’s directing potential and casting details for upcoming projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Garbo
Bank Robbers Get Only $250 in Raid
Two thieves struck a local bank branch near Jones, Oklahoma, taking about 250 dollars before fleeing. The incident caused a brief fear among patrons and staff as officers investigated the break in at the Firer National Bank building a short distance northeast of the city center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obrlatioma City
Okla
Nasionwhank
Jones
Here
Philippine Immigration Cut Demanded by Senator Fhortridge
Senator Fhortridge of California calls for action to curb Philippine immigration as Congress prepares reopening. Real estate markets show rising demand for new housing and insurance amid anticipated changes. classification notes outline eight classes for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgton
Fhortridge
California
Congress
Real Estain
Autowright Locomotive Mishap Injures Rider in Avoca
A railway mishap near Avoca on November 29 left a rider with a broken nose and minor injuries after a vehicle turned out to be a locomotive pulling a car. The man had mistaken the train for a car and descended the tracks, with only bruises reported beyond the nose injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVOCA
Towa
Tewle
Abdio
Howrever
Sitk
Ince Sued by Peacemaker at Beverly Hills Cafe
Los Angeles November 2 1947 Ralph Ince motion picture director and actor was sued for 850000 by Patch Interfer for injuries he allegedly sustained October 20 while attempting to prevent Ince from assaulting an unnamed third party with a pistol at a Beverly Hills cafe Patch Interfer said he tried to grab the pistol but Ince struck him on the head and fled. Also from Bayonne New Jersey November 28 seventy five bars at the county prison school have justified faith in them They were permitted to go home for Thanksgiving on promise of return none were late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella QO
Parsons
Adrenal Gerrice Mattea
Laberant Bervice
Ine
Los Angeles
Greta
Garbo
Marlene Dietrich
A. Vieve
Grete Rees
Metro
Grant Hotel
New York
Herman Shomlin
John Holland
Willian
Powell
Gilbert Emery
Cartier
Till
Johnson
Kuith
Gniscraal
Edward Laewule
Ty W. R. Burnett
Kenyon Nicholson
Nicholson
Hollywood
Ralph Ince
Eceor
Patch Slleget
Ince
Pateh
Cefe
Beverly Dux
Ceeter
Bayonne
X. J
Holly Woon
Tal
Tiett Apeech
Prince of Wales
London
Tabby Jones
Wes
Chicago
al Capone
Woman aviator Keith Miller missing after Florida Keys flight
Havana reports Australian aviator Mrs Keith Miller vanished after taking off from Florida for Pittsburgh. Search efforts by six airplanes continue for hours over water between Miami and the Keys as fear grows she may have perished in her attempt. Miller had complained of a lack of flying instruments and warned she faced fear of water hops while pursuing her continental route in the Bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
J. M
Keith Miller
Miami
Rafely
Miawi
Florida Keys
Srs
Keith Milter
Pitteburgh
Aship
Sam
Mare Weill Miller
Walter
Alleghanies
Bull¢l
Keith Siler
Neswspaperman
Tonian
New York
Los Angeles
Australia
Sao
Sydney
Fittaburgh Yeat
Prinr
United States
Woman Kills Self After Shooting Husband In Break-In
Violet Medford Mix died after firing a bullet at her husband D. Missod during a break-in at his home. Police say jealousy was the motive as the husband is in critical condition following the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Rose
Edabo
Violet Medford Mix
Tee Howbamd
D. Missod
Wolice
French Keep Watch for Escaped Flier at Frontier
Bordeaux dispatch reports a tight frontier watch for Major Hamon Franco, a Spanish aviator who escaped prison in Madrid. Authorities fear his return could trigger further unrest as the prisoner seeks base in Spain amid war tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
France
Hamon Franco
Russian Choir On WOAI And NBC Broadcast Saturday Night
The Russian Symphonic choir led by Basile Kibalchich and Mischa Leritski will be presented over the National Broadcasting chain including WOAI during the General Electric Bour at 4 o'clock Saturday night. The program includes music and light classics from Damyosch and Gibbons with Arthur Baer as master of ceremonies and a talent lineup. An eight to ten member radio series by RCA will be inaugurated on WOAT at 7 15 p m Saturday featuring a dance orchestra conducted by William Sterrigay Daly Welcome Levis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basile Kibalchich
Mischa Leritski
Distinguibrd Danist
WOAI
Eleceric Bour
Claire Damyosch
Symphony Orchestra
Plpid Gibbons
Journaljal
Wik Arthur
Bugs
Baer
RCA
IS Piece
William Sterrigay Daly
Welcome Levis
Sam Herman
Xylophoniat
Ba Oly van Emburg
The Loudspeaker by Louis Reid
The piece discusses distance as a lens for writers of national song and notes Hollywood Broadway influence on dance tunes. It surveys music from Mammy tributes to Russian and Spanish influences, mentions sports writing about Harvard Yale football and Notre Dame, and references King Features and notable figures in media and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mammy
Lin Pan Allese
Manhattan
Massa Jolson
Cecep Uyon
South
Hia Seareh
Forty S Second Street
Notre
Steamer Goes Ashore Off Greece Near Mytilene
The America Steamer Exhibitog of New York bound for Jaffa ran aground off Mytilene. Salvage steamer Viking departed Piraeus to aid and inspect the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
London
Ait
New York
Jaffa
Mytilene
Tresda
Aslvage Alenmee Viking
Piraeus
Radio Station Listings and Concert Schedule Fragment
A fragmented broadcast roster lists Knight names and times for Kilocycles stations KTSA WOAI HTAP and EMAG with various orchestras and religious programs. Entries include Cecil and Sally e Concert orchestra Jean Goldkette Gunter orchestra and National Young Conference with multiple time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KTSA
Literary Digest
Cecil and
Sally
Logie
Hungry Five
Jean Goldkette
Orch
X -m
Msniean Goldkette
General Electric
Ske
Gunter
Fiet Presbyterian
Eburth
Elein Provrou
Nbc
National Young Conference
Patice Giana
N. B.C
Catholic Hour
Baptist Cernice
Tabernacle
Olla Margaret
Shepherd Playera
Muele
Sunshine Ranch
Teaieloe
Motor Ca
Afusi Kono
Muvic
Lauteran
Service
Dance Music Tonight Listings and Broadcast Schedule
Radio and club listings show a jam of orchestras and programs across stations WOAT KTSA KTSA-1200 Kilocycles with Gunlpr, Gunter, and Gold Kette orchestras. Notable acts include Madame Margaret, Taberanele, and the Alamo Diner Club with varied hours from morning to late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woat
Gunlpr
Gunter
IKTSA
Jean Gold Kette
B. A Rolffn_dansa
KTSA
Ot—Woaj
Madame Margaret
Taberanele
Lnun
Os —Alamo Dianer Club
MNDA
Viela Bob
International Bible Sturtenta
Crowley Herboteers
Stumble
Swat
Trainmen Die in Crash Near Sunol California
Four trainmen were killed when a Western Pacific merchandise express crashed into a fast freight near Sunol in Alameda County. Engineer H. M. Middleton and fireman W. Bickerbacher died, along with brakeman R. C. Jones and other Oakland crew Milcheton, Nickenbacher, and Goslin. The rear locomotive was crushed and freight cars telescoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slockton
Celit
Ufwfour
Western Pacific
Sunol
Alamede County
H. M. Middleton
W. Bickerbacher
Fieslin
R. C. Jones
F Magraan
Milcheton
Nickenbacher
Goslin
Oakland
Sacramento
Oskland
Donea
Stockton
Franco American Tariff Meet Slated in Paris
Paris reports that Ambassador Fletcher will travel to Washington for talks starting Monday with President Hoover and Secretary Stimson, with the tariff commission to join part of the Franco American discussions on economic relations. A second item notes Hypling’s death related to X ray pioneer Dr Coriantin Dretien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vero Today
Ambassaior Filge
Fresllent Honver
Stimson
Klorelf
Taellf Commission
Baltimore
Coriantin Dretien
Hurns
Burglar Fights Back Door To Big Heist At Bichbook's
In San Antonio a thief burgled Bichbook's department store on Keres street escaping with 140 dollars and a suitcase of clothing. Detectives say the burglar entered via an awning and ventilator, moved through departments taking a suit, undies, and cash, then could not exit with the heavy grip and abandoned the suitcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Ome
Bichbook
Heustog
Keres
Cabbery
P. OC
Burdesstle
Amacker
Hoover to Propose Court to Senate
President Hoover plans to ask the Senate to consider his court reform proposal when Congress reconvenes. He indicated the proposal would be submitted for Senate decision under the next term, noting party leaders' views but deferring final handling to the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Senate
Bandits Seize Missionary and Nurse in Chins
Reported incident from PRIPING CHINs involving a Upan American missionary HL Hayward and nurse Misa Gomersal, both seized by bandits. Their condition and fate were uncertain amid fresh opposition to prohibition in Washington as lawmakers debate a constitutional amendment to repeal end of the Eighteenth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chins
Hayward
Fulree
Misa Gomersal
Washington, D. C
Randora
Weta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dietrich
Tiiettich
Dielzich
Garba
Morocco
Tam
ibon_obere
Eddie Sutherland
June Moon
Ieal
Eddie
Jark Gakie
Frances Dee
Jean Arthur
Lilyan Tashman
Blur Bn
Ilka Chaar
Lewis Milestone
Will Murray
Fou
Garkhy
The
Eubassr
Joe
Brown
Frank Jason
Matt Afcore
Charlie Lederer
Darney Glover
Exiwin Knop
Bachetors
Hobart Hesley
Sam Hol Inn
Mickey Neilan
Patsy Ruth Miller
Hoosevelt
Dotel
Sid Grauman
Starlie Chapin
Harry Brand
Garay
Texas
Levielana
New Mesxico
Dall Jreren
Reather Hie Fee
Mae Ablien
Tatan
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Colo
Andy Hoena
Angeles
Joury
Jena
Asia
Pitlabursh
Fort ES
Seatieten
Chu Chu
Mre
Autetriz
Hayat
Plano
Toonerville
Miss Sparks
OW Radio Wen
Louis Reid
Stephen Foster
Bowery
Terhalkowski
Altzey
Rimaly- Atorsakoff
Horodin
Wan
Mozhawabt
2 Pete
McNamee
Arnchale
King
Dance Music
Arly
Hie
Moover
Sormelton
P. B. Hill
Old First Church
T Presbyterian N. Alamo
Fourth St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!