Gershwin to Guest at White Man's Music Hall Show
George Gershwin appears as guest star at Whiteman's Music Hall tonight with Tevarife compositions and Mildred Bailey. Other guests include Ray Knight and Jessica Dragonette with a long lineup of radio, film, and stage acts featuring Lanny Ross, Gordon Ward, and the Texas Rangers network programs.
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George Gershwin
Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
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Mildred Bailey
Ray Knight
Anal
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Andry
Tony
Gus
Bree Lore
Art Grove Arch
Royale Hotel Orch
Terrare Gardens Orch
Etsa
Jaex Arimstrong
Eparis Saintoery
Jessica Dracomette
Manly May
Heidi
Laura Range
Clyde Barele
Bob Crosby
Dick Mesener
Peibay Woal
Storning Parade
Simpson Keys
Merry Macs
M. Ax Aoe White A
Texas
Ahs
Waltetane Ha
Dougabors
Orchestra
Wick Wason Gang
Sade
Ma Perkins
Kine
Jestera
Bette Ana Bop
al Pearce
Gang
Sam and Dick
String Encemble
eoGrgan
Meedies
Oriental Gardens
Texas Rangers
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Taylor Sabrina
Is—Stidin
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Hidie Dunsieter
Grabbag
U. S. Army Band
Rarette Lee
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Bindia —Prest
WLA
Cisras
Batteries to Bullis Boots Recruits for Field Artillery
Two batteries of field artillery recr uits for the Fifteenth Field Artillery are to be drained at Camp Bullis with a special schedule from Eighth Corps area. Half of the required 200 men have enlisted, others to sign by September 28, training begins then. An intensive 10 day Mars hull drive starts October 20 across Texas and Oklahoma to secure 482 recruits for the Se venty-seventh Field Artillery at Fort D. A. Russell Marfa. Recruits will be enlisted in Oklahoma City El Paso Dallas Houston and San Antonio districts plus all sub stations. Units recruiting will proceed as the Mars drive continues.
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Eighth Corps
But- Tis
Texas
Oklahoma
Fort D. A. Russell
Marfa
J James M. Churchill
Seventy-seventh Field Artillery
Oklahoma City
el Paso
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
City approves funds for telephone case expenses
The commission appropriated 496.12 to pay J. G. Wreyard Company for services and expenses tied to the city's suit against Southwestern Bell Telephone over late use of Webnett T2851. Also mentions Al Pearce and gang broadcasts on WOAI and WOAI-9 with Bona reported.
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Commssion ‘Thusday
J. G. Wreyard Company
Southiwertem Bel Telephone
Hes al Pearce
Gang
Open Forum letter supports bond if mayor pledges funds
The Conny Judge Worden says he will back the bond if Mayor C K Quin promises 45009 dollars used on the San Jose Mission. He questions taxpayer spending on projects like the mission and subways that affect everyone. He urges disclosure of money spent and amounts, seeking clarity on the totals.
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Worden
C.K. Quin
San Jose Mission
Hearing Held for Leader of Strike
A hearing on a motion to hold Meyer Perlstein in contempt of an injunction restraining striking garment workers from violence was held. Perlstein testified he did not incite violence, while one striker claimed he urged strikers to fight, and others testified Perlstein had not tried to provoke violence.
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Ballas
Meyer Perlstein
Wmion
Perlstein
City adopts two charter amendments after special election
An ordinance introduced by Mayor Quin at Thursday’s council meeting details two amendments approved in Tuesday’s special election. The changes create a public defender in city court and require bids from banks on city deposit interest. A banking amendment bids resolution set for 10 a.m. February 3. A third amendment to cut city salaries failed to pass.
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K. Quin
Salarias
Defendants Ordered to Appear in Court Trial Drive
Judge Phi G. Shook led a drive against absent defendants in the corporation court. He warned that issuing arrest warrants would cost them money. On Thursday, 39 cases were rescheduled for trial, with some delayed a second or third time.
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Phi G. Shook
Bali Richie Tucker
Shook
Mother deserts two children in Dallas station
A nine year old and his sister tell police their mother left them at Union Terminal after buying an auto for seventy dollars and planning to marry. They fear she may not return, and say their father is dead while their mother is not remarried. They were taken in by distant relatives.
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Dallas
Union Terminal
Fran, Oklshoma
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