Governor in Radiotalk on Banking Education
Joseph Broderick, governor of the Federal Reserve Board, will discuss Act Education in Banking in an NBC program from An American Institute of Banking. The segment includes announcer notes, music on Hit Parade, and a special Guidre Kostelanetz orchestra set. The Gilbert and Sullivan Mikado is scheduled as a full hour broadcast by Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwicke Cary
Joseph Broderick
Federal Reserve Board
Act
American Institute of Banking
Tonight
Focower
REC Geht Opera Company
Gilbert and Sullyah
Btol
Dry Goods Dealers Plan November Meet in Dallas
The Texas Retail Dry Goods association ends its convention with re election of all officers. E P Simmons is president F E Morris executive secretary and W J Brown treasurer. New directors include J L Bass Yoakum B Fain Brownwood and N Carlos Richter Laredo Irving C Fox legal counsel for the National Retail Dry Goods association warns the Patmar Robinson anti discrimination law would hurt small merchants and aid big purveyors. A light glassified act and free announcement over KABC may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas Retail, Dry Goods Association
F. E. Morris
W. J. Brown
J. L.bass
Yoakum
B. Fain
Brownwood
N. Carlos Richter
Lateda
Irving
C. Fox
New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Patmar-Robinson
Radio Schedule Snippets From Various Stations
A cluttered list of program times and acts across stations WOAI KANC WN WOAL and more. Names include Lee Wiles II Guy Lombardo Harlem Serenade and Chandu the Magician. Activities span news music orchestras and dance shows with late evening broadcasts and recorded music across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wiles II
Sr Carnival
Dixigland Bani
WOAI
Jask Armstrong
Ancle Hera
Tesa Rangere
Guy Lombardo Records
American Family Robinson
SA5
FMAC
Harlem Serenade
Eo Susion
Fragmented Radio Log From Broadcast Schedule
Lisbon to London and Winnipeg listings show varied times and stations for English news, music, and concerts. Mentions Hitler Berlin report, European price reference, and a Winnipeg concert with harpist Laskine. Multiple frequencies and megahertz values appear alongside several cities and program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hitler
Berlin
Yindhoven
Netherlande
Regina
Garden of Melody
CIRO
Winnipeg
Dionne quintuplets gifted tiny snow shoes in Clayville
Five pairs of diminutive snow shoes were sent to the Dionne quintuplets by a Clayville admirer in Ontario. The gesture arrives as the children, though young, are growing and drawing attention from Canadian public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callander
Ontario
Canatian Pressi
Clayville
Texas first pure milk honor roll cities list
Texas led states with the most cities on the federal health service milk sanitation honor roll. The Texas health department announced 40 cities named to the roll, with Austin Brownwood Kerrville Laredo San Angelo San Antonio Seguin and Victoria among those selling both pasteurized and raw milk. Del Rio lists only raw milk. Bergner begins Elisabeth Berger’s next film aiding Lips with Raymond Massey, to be produced next week. Dr. Paw Caner, Berger’s husband, will direct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Forday
Union
Federal Health Service
State Health Department
North Caralynia
Brownwood
del Rio
Bergner
Elisabeth’ Berger
Raymond Massey
Paw Caner
Miss Bergier
Wil
Radio Programs for Tomorrow Evening Schedule
An assorted list of tomorrow radio programs from major networks and local stations. It covers musical hours, talk segments, news briefs, and comedy showcases featuring Chicago talent, Northwestern University listings, and named groups such as the Monte Magee and Plantation Boys, with time slots spanning morning to late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salon Musicale
Blue Flames
Madison Ensemble
S— Chicagoans
Todgs
Texas Travelers
Tune
Wranelers
the Bion Bays
Hanpy Hollow
O—Masbelle Senniress
Howells and Wright
Lewis Gannette
Clyde Harzie
O—Bluebirds
Wilderness Musi
Loretta Lee
Northwestern U
Hook Shelf
X—Dress Radio News
Plantation Boys
Wallatime
Josh Higeing
Texas Farm
Tome
Ty News
The
Local notes and names in Bexar Facts column items
A collage of short items lists figures and locations from San Antonio and Texas media. Mentions include Public Service executives, Fort Worth trips by F.J. Petsch, and a Tidewater of town names such as Chase am D. Powell and Grosvernor boulevard. References to a Centennial quilt, a city meter prank, and notable locals like Benry Bastman and Hal Byrnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nankroll
Jesse Heabout
Grosvernor Boulevard
Billy Huston
Streamlining Idea Thirty Years Ago in Salt Lake City
A 1930s-era report notes B H Harriman rejected a motorized passenger car design with a sharp wedge front. Carl R Gray of Union Pacific told railroad ticket agents the car would have cut air resistance by suction, enabling streamlined trains three years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
City
B. H. Hare Timan
Carl R. Gray
Union’ Pacific Railroad
American Association of Railroad
Kiwanis Convention Set in Fort Worth for 1947
The Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis clubs will hold their 1947 convention in Fort Worth. Tom Archer of Dallas won election as district governor at the close of the nineteenth annual gathering. Lieutenant governors named include Rabbin Pate of Brownsville division 2 and J Edward Johnson of Brownwood division 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort. Worth
Muskogee
Fort Worth
Tom Archer
Dallas
Rabbin Pate
Brownsville
J. Edward Johnson
Brownwood
Robbers Loot Colorado Springs Drug Store
A pair of men robbed a Colorado Springs suburb drug store injuring two clerks and locking the door as they looted the safe. One clerk served customers while the other helped gather cash before the pair fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colp
Ivywith
Iwan
Woman Living in Cemetery Tree Arrested in Louisville
Mary Watts, 54, an Indian woman, lived in a hollow tree in a Louisville cemetery for four months. Police called after reports of ghosts. she was arrested and taken to Jefferson County Jail awaiting welfare aid. She survived on canned beans and bread while seeking employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Raph
Loulayilla
Jefferson County
Mary‘Watts
Richman Refuses Mabel Bell Passage to America
London reports that Harry Richman refused to carry Countess de Porecert known as Mabel Bell on his return flight. The New York singer declined to take the passenger to America despite her arrival in London to persuade Richman and pilot Dick Merrill to fly her to New York. Richman reportedly said he would not take any passenger for all the money in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richman
Mabel Bell
London
Harry Richman
New York
Countess de Porecert
Queens of Diamonds
Amerita
London Daily Express
The
Express
Dick Merrill
Amenos
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Harry Somiks
Hoff
Guidre Kostelanetz
KTSA
Ivent
Eqie Mucho
Espinosa
KABC
ATSA_ Chandu
Henry Kim
Woal
Wayne King
Jen ‘Gerber
Goraen
Norehettra
Wille
Etsa
Slatz Randall
Orch
Richard Cole
George Givol
Radio Cucus
WOA
Amosit
Andy EN
Richard Cale
KMAC
Wreethax
Risa
Blatz Stendall
Mark Fisher
George Gival
Radio Cirrus
Soai—Bing
Joe Brown
EABC
Joe Senders
Iy ‘Laskine
Tpa
Doughboys
Jeck Amlune
Ty. Tapers Young
IHS Perkinson
Vie and Bede
Arden Clara
S—Goleist
King Crosby
S—Taylor Pabernacle
Bulletin Board of’ the Air
O— Funes
Newa Flasher
Hilsons
Hanry
King
Job Records
Ted Lewis-Bertrds
Tommy
Dorsey
Ozzie Nelson
Boyd Cowboys
Fohiny Green
Berk Byang
Pianiaf
Hila Mae Hopkins
Black Bird
Philco
Syasteer
Philcos
Lehrer Caleba
A. J. Walser
Bexar
By Frank Laro
Jack
John O'Neill
Oll Tycoon
Comfort
Holekamp
Ingenhuett
Dan Silva
Benry Bastman
Ton Theater
Gity
Hal Byrnes
Leslie Eriner Ji
Ab Fort Fam Houston
Tom McNamara
Herman Tom McNamara
Jacob Rubiola
Bill Keys
Dallas AP
Musgrave
Rader
Winget
Egory Gay
Berton Churchill
Lawrence Tidbett
Twentieth Century-Fox
East Houston ST Et
Osford
Oxford
Broadway
Fifth Street
Mereda
Eee
Ee Ig Rtl Rae Ad
East Houston ST
Alan Antonios Thrift Store
Xyzarin Yalies
San Antonio
Walet
Astounding
Jacquards
Aly Teo
Franklin's
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