New Program Schedule On ETSa SUNY
J B McLean lists sweeping changes in radio schedules with many programs returning and new times. Highlights include Columbia Junior Bugle at 7:30, Sunday Light’s big section at 8, National Advisory Council on Radio Education Labor talks starting 11 a m, Frank Morrison opening with The Closed and Open Shop, and broadcasts across 50 stations for 10 weeks. The piece also notes theater orchestra performances, Dramatc Laboratory dramas, and varied Friday to Sunday time shifts with multiple stations and personalities featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KTSA
Bob Skies
Columbia Network
Columbia
Uncle Bob
Kiddler
National Advisory Council On Radio Education
Labor
the Nation
Frank Morrison
American Freeration of Labor
Coast
Sondip
Roxy Symophony Orchestra
United States
ETGA
Seatere Grieg
Peer Gynt
Mite
Farandele
Eigel
JT Nationalities
David Ross
Jmp
Columbia Dramatc Laboratory
KTLA
Witte Art Exhibit to Open Sunday AU Announcement
The Witte Museum announces a new art exhibit opening Sunday morning. Featured artists include Mire Margerel, Tupper, Edward Damecar-Watson, and others with several works on display alongside the main collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte
Avi Galie
Radio Programs and Listings Across Stations in One Morning
A dense OCR fragment lists radio broadcasts across KTSA, WOAI, and other stations, detailing morning schedules, church programs, orchestras, religious readings, weather updates, and live performances. It mentions names like Columba Turion Anele SOO Amiele Bob Mynty and others, with times ranging through the morning and into afternoon hours, including church services, concerts, and variety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatwame
Columba
Turion
Anele
Soo Amiele
Bob Mynty
Uodiag
Colunie Weainatg
Lergon Beran
Uamees TC
Ernest Ayitheron
Ann Leat Avi Wenally
Tentower Nurram
Woai
Kioryrios
ALO A m
Pirkt Presbyterian Church
Landay Esther
Jang Froheman
mom—Teaple
Songa
He Litiin
FO. Wa Curbeight
Sab Py
m—Chwe
Sambora
Mata Lawrence
Niastai Eh Pareera
Leading American Ministers Subject of Sermon Series
A series of sketches on contemporary American ministers opens with Dr. Carl C. Gregory at Travis Park Methodist Church. He will discuss Dr. S Parkes Cadman and nine other named ministers, drawn from a 1924 nationwide Protestant poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Gregory
Travis Park Methodist Church
Gregory
S. Parkes Cadman
America Radio
Dr. Cadman
William F. McDowell
G. Campbell Morgan
Joseph Farrewton
William A. Bunday
George Warnett
Edwin H. Hughes
Francis J. McConnell
James J. Vance
Charles R. Brown
A and M Chub To Hold Annual Chicken Barbecue
Members of the San Antonio a and NM club will hold their annual chicken barbecue at the George Algelt ranch next Thursday opening the season. Meetings occur every season Thursday thereafter through late spring. Officers include Hugh E. Wherton as president and Julius Stein as vice president with Willson Davis and William Howerton in key posts. Directors listed as F. C. Bowen John Cunningham Russell White J. A. Uhr and Stromberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio A
George Algelt Ranch
Seavon
Hugh E. Wherton
Ju Dius Stein
Willson Davis
Wiliam
Howerton
John Wilson Jr
Chil Bpitler
Sir Derrick Falls on House Kills Two Children
Glade Water September 3 A 120 foot off derrick toppled in a wind storm fatally injuring two children Ruby Placker 10 and Peter June Safford 10 while they played outside the Safford home. The house was wrecked and residents rushed out as the structure collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irl
Sir Derrick
Glade Water
INSI
Ruby Placker
John Placker
Peter June Safford
Ed Salford
Safford Homie
Uell Mulhers
Two Children Injured In Auto Collision
Two young residents sustained injuries in separate auto incidents Saturday. Preoui Heenandez, 6, of 211 San Galvado Street, suffered a fractured skull after being struck in the 800 block of Porter Street. W. Callevan, 8, of 334 North Laredo, was hit by a car near his home, and Lulu Ferguson, 22, of 1BL Broadway, endured minor injuries in another auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preoui Heenandez
San Galvado Street
Porter Street
W. Callevan
North Laredo
Lulu Perguson
Broadway
Police Station Phone Change Notice
A new police station telephone number is issued, effective immediately. The change requires staff to update lines and contact procedures at the department. Fire department records show a separate contact entry, indicating ongoing coordination between services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Kiday Salurtay
Guizena
Fulion
Amober
Flood Gate to Be Built at Mitchell
A flood gate project at Mitchell is slated for funding and construction after a special meeting of the governing committee. The appropriation of $900 will cover completion of the flood gate work, with plans to advance the mitigation effort this week pending final approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
City Refuses Dealers Plea and Tax Ordinance Fight
Trucker and produce dealer groups challenge an $80 annual license tax enacted March 31 and now under court review. City officials, citing the suit, cancel a public hearing and say they will not repeal or amend the ordinance. Attorneys for the plaintiffs seek injunctive relief in the Thirty-seventh District Court, arguing the fee is prohibitive and will drive many out of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Chambers
Phil Wright
D H. Ridgeway
Frank Bushick
Triday
Thirty-seventh District Court
Small pay for police flayed in San Antonio
A visitor decries San Antonio police wages at 2.25 dollars per day calling it a disgrace while noting larger cities pay more. The piece contrasts police pay with other cities and mentions a visitor’s critique of local governance. Also referenced are stamps in France funding government revenue and stamp promotions for pickle brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Light
San Antonio
France
Bandits Slay Muskogean Women Near Brages Vinguhtain
A posse pursued three bandits after they shot and killed Mrs. Pearl Anderson, 26, of Long Beach, and wounded Mrs. Anderton's 5-year-old son near Brages Vinguhtain, 14 miles east of Offa. Mrs. Sharp died. her daughter and grandson were hospitalized in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogeer
Offa
Citzens
Briggs Mountain District
Pearl Anderson
Long Beach
Calli i
Anderton
Brages Vinguhtain
Here
General Hospital
Markets to Close for Labor Day Holiday
Markets and banks across the United States will be closed Monday for Labor Day. Security exchanges in Toronto and Montreal will also observe the holiday, while continental markets remain open as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Toronto
Montreal
And I Remember When by Henry Hopeman
A fragmented reminiscence set around 24th and St Lula Street in Texas. The speaker recalls work life with a company tied to the Monge family and local farms, mentioning wages, bank visits, and temptation around money and liquor as personal memories surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hopeman
24Th and
St Lula Street
Texas
Monge
Witch
Mon Weck
Kot
Ay Hearn
Morgevenent
Arredondo Slated for Early Murder Trial
Walter Arredondo, charged with the slaying of his wife near Nome on the Pleasanton road, is promised an early trial by the district attorney after his return to Bexar County from Del Rio where he was arrested on information from Chief Deputy J J Tavyrence. Deputy A B Mitchell brought him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arredondo
Walter Arrecondo
Haseen
District Attorney’s
Bexar County
del Rio
J. J. Tavyrence
Sart Antovits
A. B. Mitchell
Vote Buying Charge Filed In Runoff
Lee Coy faced a vote buying charge in County Court No 2 after affidavits allege Diaz was paid $1 to vote for Governor Hoss Sterling. Witnesses say Diaz was given money at a restaurant and Coy claimed lack of funds while awaiting more money from Andres Coy. Coy was released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Coy
County Court of Law
Rin
Joaquin Abeel
Hoss Sterling
Iien
Wolses
Coy
Yellx Hernandes
Jane de la Garza
Dias
Heinahde2
Diaz
Andres Coy
Garva
Diag
Trader Buys Grain Mart Seat on Chicago Board
CHICAGO sept 3 Behks L Miller of Gun Astonta buys a seat on the Chicago board of trade for 69500, 400 over the last sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiwago
Behks L. Miller
Gun Astonta
Chicago Board of Trade
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Harry Richman
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WDB
Donna
Beale
Ulergeten
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Noam
Webbe
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Munis
Rudy “Varig Revoria
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Predevic Bradkha
Ponipr
Asn
Tesag Allege of
Beauty Cultre
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A. mGrmiore
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Frost Beauty Shop
Bom
m—Solle
Jubn Swain
Pinoist
Bini
Marlow
Bhenderabh
Weather Toytenet
Tyne
Borralns
Fou Fort Ranamar
Melvin Winters
Resias Hano
Riboeselen
Sachbland
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A. & M. Chub
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SFEE
Brown Telephone Directory
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