Uhr Stirred Up Over Plea for Lie Detector
County commissioners debated funding a lie detector for the sheriff, with J W Donnell pressing the issue and Uhr denouncing the idea as impractical. The court discussed related equipment needs and funding, while unrelated notes about cold storage and road funds surfaced during the tense session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhr
Ws Weed
Reuben Fuh
Uisr
J. W. Donnell
Donel
Donnell
Bob
Sam
Jim
Donne
Federal Surplus Emamedities Commission
San Antonio
Bridget
C. W. Anderson
End Festinity Program Climaxes Mexican Independence Fest
A three day Mexican independence celebration in San Antonio ends with a Saturday night double program. The Mexico City police band directed by Velina Ferrez performs at Snaken Garden Theater while the Swastika club presents A Night in Mexico at the San Pedro Playhouse for Mayor Maury Maverick and General Omar Josefe. Gus Garcia hosts a masked dances and songs arranged by Adela Hidalgo with Tidoro Lire directing the Swastika orchestra. Miss United States and Miss Mexico contestants are highlighted as talks by Samuel Rocka are given. The event began Thursday at San Pedro park and concludes Sunday with serenades at the Governor's Palace and a luncheon for the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Aitonio
Velina Ferez
Mexico City
Snaken Garden
Mexico
Maury Maverick
Omar’ Josefe
San Pedro Playhouse
Meilin
Gus Garcia
Adela Hidalgo
Tidoro Lire
Riko
Dorothy Lang
United States
Maria de
Luz Magnanas
Samuel Rocka
Rulestown
Latin-American Confederation
San Pedro Park
Fugitives From Hay Fever Gala in Galveston
Galveston on September 16 reports an influx of hay fever fugitives seeking a neutral port where sea breezes provide relief from ragweed. The island chamber of commerce announces a second annual hay fever contest to crown hay fever king and queen with a ceremony on October 21. Former Governor James V. Alfred, now a federal judge in Houston, may serve as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Cinsy
Chamber
Et Commerte
James V. Alfred
Honslaw
Yeas
Texas
Swift Comeda
O'Daniel Pardons Pair in Robbery
Governor W Lee O Daniel grants full pardons and citizenship to T L Sutherland and Ovid Mathis linked to an Atlantic Texas bank robbery. The pair were pardoned on the board’s recommendation and will have a cenotaph memorial area cleared for landscaping work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
W. Lee OD
T. L. Sutherland
Ovid Mathis
Atlantic
Texas
Carleton Adams
Gay Prajert
Erhor James
Alfred
Texas Board
Jow Hedges
O'Daniel
Hats go to San Antonio men in presidential measure contest
San Antonio men competed to have head sizes measured by the Vorke Brothers device. The closest head to President Roosevelt’s size won $95 plus a $5 topper, with daily prizes for near matches. The contest runs into Monday as more hats are awarded from featured lucky photos in The Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Roosevelt
Vorke Brothers
San
Perez Street
East Texas Fair to Open Monday in Tyler
The thirtieth East Texas fair opens in Tyler on Monday September 28, combining agriculture and recreation for a week. Exhibitors come from Smith Cherokee Henderson Van Zandt Rusk Uyghur and Wood counties. Highlights include a horse and mule show, 45 feeder beef calves from 4 H club youths, beef and Jersey cattle displays, and nightly open air revues with refreshments and dancing after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
East Texas
Smith
Cherokee
Grope
Henderson
van Zandt
Rusk
Uyghur
Wood
Jersey
Last of 5 to Free farm Captured
HUNTEVILLE Sept 16 Anastacia Rodriguez 34 year old convict from Wynne state prison farm was captured today to end the manhunt for all five convicts who staged a meal break Tuesday. Two men were killed during the break another wounded and recaptured and by Thursday the fourth was apprehended. Rodriguez who had been serving 4 life sentences for robbery and two other cases from El Paso was captured at Phelps seven miles east of Huntsville while following prison guards to stray. Guard G R Thompson fired over at him and Rodriguez surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Istray
G. R. Thompson
Rodriguez
Thomson
Maury Mayerick Ready for Trip to Washington and New York
Mayor Mayerick plans Sunday departure for Washington to join AL Be nhayorn forum with Mayor LaGuardia to tackle wartime municipal challenges. He will meet NYA officials on the viliita street project and discuss four low income housing projects in San Antonio. From the capital he goes to New York to seek foundation support for the Hispanic museum and library in the Vallita colony restoration. Ray Davis, acting mayor pro tem, will occupy the mayor’s office during renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Mayerick
Washington
DB. G
AL Benhayorn
Plorellg H LaGuardia
New York
Europe
Mayerick
NYA
U. S
San Antonio
National Capital
New York City
Ray Davis
Lax
Act RA
Sines
Davis
Magat'n
DAR chief calls DAR service to nation on Constitution Day
Washington Sept 16 Henry M Roberts Jr president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution urged the organization to hold firm to the faith that human liberties achieved through centuries of effort can and must be preserved as Constitution Day approaches tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cins
Birs
Henry M. Robert Jr
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mann Names Tirade Conference Group
Attorney General Gerald G. Mann announced a volunteer committee to work with the council of state governments on enacting uniform legislation and removing trade barriers. The group will attend the trade patcher conference in Denver on September 28.
Radio Programs of 1990s Ames and Nearby Stations
A dense list of radio show times and programs across AM and FM bands, featuring stations KTSA WISA WOAT KSAC KABC WOAI KONO and others. The schedule includes religious services, music hours, talk, and variety programs with performers such as Major Bowes, Vernon Gauer, and Orson Welles, with multiple daily time blocks from early morning to late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BNAC
Wisa—Businees
Ena Nee CN
Risa
Bowes
Capitol
Gall Tale
Lacan
Budey
Honerts
Lwear
First ‘Presbyterian Church
First Baptist_ Church
Hag—ree Alamo
Muster
Aunt Fan- CN
Chienss ‘University
Wang Nowa Py
ae Ceoteri_Ore
Youne Pesole
Seay. Kmag
Vernon Gaver
RTSA
Muronesh
News Rowndun
Yael
Tennia Singlen
Woal Ont Fashioned
Roreel Hone
Karc
Texsa Hall of Fame
Elory Queen
Cuashe
Asecacthy
Posien
Seiaty Cn
AMAC
TORP
Kisa
WOAI
Hollywood Praphouse
Farol
HABO
TSN
WMAC
Provincers
Eton Boys
CIA
RABC
Goodwill Nour
KONO
RTBA
Orson Welles
Timmly Tunes
Etsa
Wal McCunn
M.o—Preddy Matlin
Orch
Tomorrow's Morning Radio Schedule Across Stations
A detailed list of Monday morning programs spans KTSA KSAs and related outlets. Highlights include The Bye-Owanere Breakfast Club, Sons of the Sunny South, Aunt Jenny, Hilltop House, and Texas programs like Eye-Owen BAS-M, with live news, weather, and community features interwoven among musical acts and talk shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of the Sunny South
Lew Presto
Owen Bas
Miyrt
Saree
Hilltop Howe
Jenny
Alesbi
Ansa
Texas
Kan
Gary
A. A
Tstace
Man Sutin
Dickey
Fexia Far
Kant Rowe
Parked car and home thefts reported in local area
A series of thefts were reported to police Saturday. Leo Martinez of 1012 West Travis Street said a battery was stolen from his parked car in his yard. Aransas and Hickberry streets owner Tame NaPer reported a motorist drove off with items loaned for repairs. Mollie Shrophire of 16 East Elmira Street reported a wheel stolen from her car. Andrey Amith of 163 Worth Street reported theft of tools fishing tackle and clothing from his room. Mamie Cole of 208 Shenans Wood Street reported a prowler at her home early Sunday and Mrs C Coop of 1625 Broadway reported a window peeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldo Martinez
Travis Atreat
Tame
Naper
Aransas
Hickberry
Dire
Mollie Shrophire
Elmira Street
Andrey
Amith
Worth Street
Mamie Cole
Shenans Wood Street
Ratunday
Mra. C. Coop
Broadway
Youth Shot Dead by Bandit at Dance Hall
Raymond Joseph Kirschner 21 died after a bandit fired during an attempted hold up at a St. Louis county recreation hall. He had attended a dance and was returning home when struck on the right chest. died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Sep
Raymond Joseph Kirschner
St. Louis
Kirschner
Hearing Set in Borger Slaying
Borger, Sept 18. Hearing set Sept 25 for Joseph Louis Wrench 42, a truck driver, charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Ray Gosnell 19 his brother in law. Wrench waived preliminary hearing and was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
INS
Joseph Louis Wrench
French
Ray Gosnell
Lout Bati
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GOPE
Siren Botero
Aumenine
Tveget
Pes
Maury
NB. G
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Pri Spilalny
Joh Anderson
C. B. Cetea
Eugene O'Neill
Chayie McCarthy
Fred MacMurray
Ueleg Broderick
DAR
Atte
Parade Studate
Doreoy
KPSA
Iwoal—Sfelodeera
Fulh
Sueto
Vartol
AL Fpeon Gang
Presa
Lary Mastin
Perkins
Pepper Young
Doppel
RTGA
Woran
Vic
KTSA
Melorty
Weavers
Sentiere and Haines
Wear
Uncle
Jonathan
Oh —Columbia Broadcasting Byatorstual Broadcasting Byatem,nol Broadcasting Co
Texas Brute Network
Texia Quality Network
Imac
Phil Spitalny
Al-Girl Singing Orchestra
Mes
Howricon _ founder
John Anderson
New York Dramatic Aritic
Bandit
Warli
Onyx
Emerson
Boy
American God Foreign
AIP Pallea Banda
Perronnenk
Matt
Folica Calli
Ferae
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