Faust Music and Radio Programs Highlight Tuesday Schedule
The program features the Faust music suite from the Feast performed by the Walboro Symphony Orchestra directed by Howardbulow on KTSA at 8 00 p m Other pieces include Liszt Liebestraume Haydns Symphony No 5 selections plus Victor Herbert Walter Donaldson and Vincents Laumen works on CBS Paramount Pueblo radio at 10 10 p m The Weelinghouse ensemble directed by Ariel Porenteau performs industry themed pieces on Weatherhouse network and WOAT at 9 00 p m The World Series game airs Wednesday in Philadelphia on NBC and WOAT at 8 00 p m with broadcaster Namenee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbileo Symphony Orchestra
Uoward Bulow
Columbia Broadcasting Aystem
KTSA
Allerequest
Lisa
Haydn
Victor Herbert
Walter Donaldson
Vincent Laumen
Jesse Crawford
Derry
Atndison
Hia Geumip
Sreen
Ite
Weelinghouse
Ael Porenteau
Enamiling
Weathoghouse
Rational Broadcasting Chain
WOAT
Philadelphia
Slr
Ham NeNamee
Bonds Forfeited in 8th A. C. Court
Judge A L Matlock ordered bond forfeitures in eight cases in the 8th A. Corporation Court. Most bonds were forfeited in drunkenness charges. Bondsmen face responsibility for defendants non-appearance and potential loss of signing ability if fines go unpaid or defenses lack attachable property.
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Corporation Court
A. L. Matlock
Matlock
Serlarey
Bandemen Sreatlor
Cavalry Combat Leadership Test Planned for November
The War Department announced a cavalry combat leadership test to be held at Fort Clark on November 1. A $5,000 prize fund supports a rifle platoon for best combat efficiency, with a trophy to the winning commander and cash prizes from 10 to 50 dollars for each selected entrant. Prizes arrive before Christmas as the first trench regiments participate.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Fort Clark
New York Visitors Breakfast Guests in San Antonio
New York visitors GG. w. munsilfi and W. G. Cannan, officers of the Aransas Harbor Corp, were guests at a breakfast at the Gunter hotel Tuesday morning. San Antonio attendees included Porter A. Whaley, Ken t rai manager of the chamber, U.S. Pawkett of the Creighton nd, and Eugens Smith, representative of the Aransas Harbor Corp. Mung and Cannon traveled on to Aransas Pass.
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GG. W. Munsilfi
Aransna Harbor Corporation
W. G. Cannan
View
New York
Tha
Gunter Hotel
Porter A. Whaley
Kent Rai
Chamber of Con U.S
Rodeo Horses Die In Baggage Car Mystery
Marly nine rodeo horses were found dead in a baggage car near Sarland after the train travel from Wichita to Texas. Investigators say the animals died from lack of air during the journey. The incident involved the ranch employer and a second car labeled by the “101 Itand” line.
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Vonca
Oly
Okla
Marly
Band Crum
Wichita
Texas
Sarland
Mate Shoots Wife Then Kills Self in Melville Park
Taras Lubbouw, 24, shot his estranged wife Dot Melville Parks, about 20, after a failed reconciliation attempt. He then shot himself in the head and died hours later. The wife was seriously wounded in the double shooting at the park today.
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Mate
Self Lubbouk
Taras
Dot
Melville Parks
Parks
Warman
Lobbying Is Duty Declared by Speaker
New York October 7. The National Association of Manufacturers was sold today by James A. Enter, its general counsel. The move centers on advocating original regulation via essential rights and public duty within lobbying efforts.
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New York
Net Association of Manufacturers
James A. Enters
Air Waves Tonight on KISA and Friends in Ring of Stations
A dense listing of radio programs across multiple stations including KISA 1200 and KTSA WAOL WOAL and KGCL. Entries show varied talent like Alyasado's Ambassadors Gunter orchestra and World Bookmen as well as poultry talks weather and breakfast briefings. The schedule names numerous broadcasts with times and performers, highlighting a bustling midweek air wave lineup.
The Loudspeak er Louis Reid On Radio Melodies
The article reviews radio listeners’ fixation on top American composers led by Meritt and others. It notes broadcasters shield classics, praising Meritt as a microphone patron saint. It mentions personalities S. Parkes Casson, Texas Guinan, Lipton, Major Bowes, and Ivor Novello, plus live performances and a 1,000,000 dollar aviation-themed promotional flyer.
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Boundway
Acer Menne Waller Connally
Guy Ribher
Graham McNameo
Carter
Thomas Lipton
Ivor Novello
Euplishmen
Major Bowes
Funeral service for James J Hasdorff constable dies Monday
James J Hasdorff a 44 year old constable of Bexar county died Monday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at 325 Avondale Avenue. He is survived by his widow Mia, daughter Stella Hasdorff, and sisters Mrs RA Henry and Mrs F C Sammis, all of this city, plus ten brothers including Charles M Hasdorff of Edwid and William O Hasdorff of San Antonio.
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J.B. Hasdorff
Gerviers
James J. Hasdorff
Bexar Aquntye
Avondale Avenue
Mia
Stella Haedorff
Mary Leulae Haselorft
Wn Winters
RA. F. Henry
F.C. Sammis
Charles M. Wasdort
Edwid
William
Hasdarli
Sao Antonio
Plough's Cleansing Cream Promises Deep Pore Cleansing
Mirror in hand and sales pitch describe Plough's Cleansing Cream as a deep pore cleansing remedy for congested skin. It claims to clear blackheads whiteheads and rough pores by reaching beneath the surface, improving texture and glow with continued use. The ad highlights value sizing and economies for shoppers.
Solon Denies Wire Tapping In Senate Debate
Solon denies wire tapping in connection with Mrs Nebronka inquiry and a Senate committee study of expenditures. Agolo is charged, with Nye to confer with Patterson. Bow Leese and Wagner mentioned as involved.
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Washington, D. C
Agolo
Nebronka
Genate
Scomuittes
Sis Stake
Nye
Patterson
Republican
Missouri
Benator Wagner
Ventocent
New York
Arter Bow Leese
Woodlawn lake branch opening boosts San Antonio library circulation
The Woodlawn lake branch opens October 14 at 1 pm, expected to lift San Antonio Public Library circulation. September totals show 37,208 items, a rise over 1929. branch already reports air branch activity at 15,065, with Frances Muniphree as chief librarian noting three volumes tabulated and 40 more on tap for opening day.
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Woodlawn Lake
Benka
San Antonio
Whratyagate
Air Branch
Mra
Frances Muniphree
Jibravian
Aati
Worllawn Take
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Intra
Evar
Aphaibar Eons
Alang Bank
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Cunter Chesten
m—Amon
Anis
Slumber Muri
Gunter
Sir Gerome
KGCI
Studia
Herlth
Ryas
Bri
Ould A.m
Women's Hour
Winifred Wilson
C. i. Joa
Media
Helen
Agit Dailey Allen
Gs B.S
Dance Music
Alvarado
KTBA
Salon
Woae
Gunter Orchestra
Woat Bal Relfo
N. Be
Woas
Ugh
Goa
A. W
Betty Cracker
N. A
Howe
World Serdry
Evening Story N. H.C
Britsh Symphony
London
Werther
KGCL
Laneheon
Berebont
Kong
Louis Reid
Victor Jirchert
Bir
Arthur Sullivan
Srodk Lebor
Fili
T Andiiye
Fin’ S. Parkes Caslonn
Guinan
Merlett
Crothers
M Jory Orchestra
Ince
Vormeny
Hollywood
ASEL
Oren
Appolstmant
Plough
Francisco
Solon
Pepperell
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Fislea
Dane Selvare
Solebad
Bayer
Peck
Jergen
Weiner Das
Fina
Just
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