Four Days in New York Political Renominations
The report details renominated incumbents in upstate New York and Brooklyn contests, with Republican and Democratic lines shifting as repealists gain seats. Notable names include George Holden Tinkham, John W. McCormack, Frank Crowther, Francis Cahill, Daniel Reed, Walter Andrews, and Ruth Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holden Tinkham
John W. McCormack
Boston
Upstate
New York
Republica
Frank Crowther
Prancis Cahin
Frederick M. Davenport
Daniel A. Reed
Johe D. Clarke
Walter G. Andrews
Fortieth
Edmund F. Cooke
John H. McGooey
Brooklyn
James M. Mead
Buffalo
Ruth Pratt
Wisconsin
Major A. G. Schmedeman
Madison
Ryan Duffy
Cotton Reaches Seven Cents Amid Rising Market
New Orleans market reports cotton values crossing seven cents as Liverpool cables and stock activity spur heavy demand. Morning hedge selling shows less pressure, aiding the advance. Miscellaneous notes mention lighter selling and unrelated ad copy mixed into the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
Purification Cure Promotes System Health and Purity
An advertisement touts Purification as a foundation for health, claiming a thorough cleansing of the system by a weekly dose over several weeks. It promises benefits such as purified blood, improved digestion, and restored vitality, offering trial packages priced at 10 cents and a family package at 37 cents.
Kruschen Salts Diet Ad Targets Women Worldwide
An old promotional piece urges women to take Kruschen Salts daily to reduce fat and enhance beauty. It claims a simple morning dose in hot water boosts energy, health, and vitality, promising a slimmer figure and brighter eyes through safe use and perseverance.
Radio Programs Listing and Schedule Fragment
A dense OCR list outlines radio programs across many time slots with multiple show names, hosts, and formats. It mentions Morning Varieties, The Friendly Trio, News Flashes, Kellogg’s singing lady, Royal Vagabonds, weather updates, and musical program blocks, reflecting a bustling station schedule with numerous classical and popular acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tope Wranglers
Ted Brower
Columbia Baton Arch
Westernia
U. B. Army Band
A. Light
Boemm Preddle
Starstery Gretenia
Gary
Blasie
Occearea
Mannes Musical
Hreadiay
Melutieg
Kulacsrtes
Cheerio Exchange
Clare
Hm Radio Noueenoid Insiltare
Haka
Wour
Gunter Orchestra
Gunter Arehusten
Henan
Clostre
Walvis la Victoria
Ean
Kelloga
GMAC
Hen Belven
Afarning Varierie
Penmylveniana Records
Mm —Varlewy
CAAA
Ted Cents
Mildred Baney
Blts
Claseiral
Ruse Columta Reverus
Elis
Tikal
Ted Wenmerevor
Marlow
Stenburgen
E. S
Cleanerh
Dyers
Grafoca
Stender
A. Oh
Basetall News
World Baukaan
Melvin Winterr
Arly Aleer
Ut —Acler
m—Olin D. Cappa
m—Gildden
Heauly
m—Relsmen
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From WEDSEAnAY Night
A fragmented schedule lists multiple programs and ensembles including Guy Lombarde’s Ren, Leaf, Stern’s orchestra, Democratic Broadcast, American Taxpayer’s lem cue, and various concerts. It notes morning and evening performances by Fath Elling vacua, Kay Crewe Pinere, Marion Winters, and The Continental Lite orchestra, with times from 1:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. amid scattered station identifiers and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RISA
Bisveyreat
Guy Lombarde
m—Ann Leaf
Muse Therkarleter
Pisce
ya—Stern
Amerite Firat
Clea
Ganter Orebeatra
m—Govereur
Brabllanl
Ml —Wineroh Nocor
Balma Marlon Und
Malyia
Batlec UN
u—Notge
Amy
m—Mexwell
Guster Orchestra
Lats
RMAC
Isin Anoevelen
Foth Elling Vacua
Kay Crewe Pinere
Marion Winters
Ietemetiaml
EIBC
Kitwerctes
Dianer Mnitale
Studio
Prost Hesuty Ebop
Fusty
SONY
Withercion
w.—Halgs
Hammond
Gacce
St Anthony Orchestre
Abbott Records
Women’s Golf Opens Mongay Championship in San Antonio
San Antonio Women’s Golf Association prepares for the city championship with 35 members and newcomers. Mrs. I Lee Wilson elected president, succeeding Mrs. C A Abbes. Officers include Mrs. M E Nelson vice president and Mrs. H T Scholl secretary. A three day Brackenridge Park event opens next week, with weekly tournaments beginning September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Women's Golf Association
I. Lee Wilson
Assoclnlion
Wilson
Ag! Sonation
Othee Offeers
M. E. Neileson
H. T. Scholl
L. O. Chapman
Everett Long
Association
Brackenridge Park
Orlock
Non-Coms Entertain 23rd Infantry Men
The Twenty third Infantry basebal team, set to play the Texas Chiropractic College Hawks at Tech field in a double header next Saturday, was entertained by non-commissioned officers of the regiment. A banquet was hosted by Master Sergeants and their wives, with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-third Infantry
Texas Chiropractic College Hawks
Tech Field
Hanking
Carroll
Aspulo
Weight
Prestus
Dun
Cotton Man Denies Solons Accusation In New Orleans
New Orleans September 21 Russell Clark, consultant of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, issued a denial of charges contained in a resolution adopted by the Texas legislature accusing recent manipulation of cotton values on the New Orleans market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Russell Clark
Davis Draws Up Bill to Eliminate Deputy Constables
County Attorney Dr. Davis Werneslay drafts a bill to end rural deputy constables in Bexar County. Commissioner Robert F. Uhr backs the measure and vows to campaign in Austin until passage. County Judge W. A. Wurzbach orders review of cases brought by rural deputies before filing. the county attorney may refuse filing if deemed pointless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronghthon
Gold Situation Improves Worldwide, Fed Reports
The Federal Reserve’s latest bulletin notes a brighter world gold position on the anniversary of Britain abandoning the gold standard. U S gold stock rose to about 4.086 billion pounds amid withdrawals tied to Britain’s move, Glass-Steagall impact, and domestic gold flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve
Great Britain
United States
England
Glass-Steagall Law Fl
Hoover Sends Condolence to Speaker Garner
President Hoover dispatches a private message of condolence to Speaker Garner upon the death of his mother. The communication was not made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hoover
aCinner
Roosevelt on Air Wednesday Campaign Broadcast
Radio schedule notes Governor Roosevelt addressing coast to coast from Portland Oregon on the public utilities issue. The program includes Ralph De Palma detailing race experiences on WOAL and the National network at 7:40. Also musical portions with Glaius Rice Nethaniel Shukret and Arthur Tracy. Burns and Allen and Virginia Rea featured on WOAI network. Congressmember Samuel B Peilen speaks on Government in Buses and the Taxpayers Bureden over WOAT and NH C21 at 11 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irenxnay
Rooceevelt
Columbia
KTSA
Portland
Oregon
Roosevelt
Amos
Andy
Ralph de Palme
Duce
WOAL
de Palma
Glaius Rice
Tow Trig
Nethaniel Shukret
Net Shukret
CBS
San Antonio
ETSA
Arthur Tracy
Samuel B. Peilen
Bill
Indiana
American Taxpayers’ League
NHC
Vickers Funeral Service Held for C L Vickers
BINTON Sept 21 funeral services for C L Vickers 18 who died Monday at his Bedville residence six miles south of Linton were held Wednesday Interment was in Taft cemetery He is survived by six sons Frank Ramsey Ralph Virgil Bert and Edgar all of Bedville and five daughters Mrs W C Hunt of Tash Mrs Tom Jankins of Victoria Mrs Guy Singleton of Nueces County Mrs W C McDaniel of Odom and Mrs Charles Horton of Edinburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binton
C. L. Vickers
Bed- Villa
Linton
Taft
Frank
Ramsey
Ralph
Virgil
Bert
Edgar
Bedville
W. C. Hunt
Tash
Tom Jankins
Victoria
Guy Singleton
Nueces County
W. C. McDaniel
Odom
Charles Horton
Edinburg
Gox Stranded by Fund Exhaustion in New Mexico Stop
Father James R. Cox of Pittsburgh on the jobless ticket for president was stranded in Tucumcari New Mexico with a party of 10 after exhausting funds. The national campaign team said they could not move from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucumoarti
N. M
James R. Cox
Pittsburgh
Towtr
Cox
Forced to Curb Robbed of Car and Money
A man, Juan Siemandes of 526 West Travis Street, reports being forced to the curb by two men before daylight Wednesday morning and robbed of his car and $1.50 while en route to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Siemandes
West
Travis Street
Aimee Semple MacPherson Hutton Forms Censorship Board
Aimee Semple MacPherson Hutton announced the creation of a censorship board at Angelus Temple. The board will review all her public statements before release, a move aimed at controlling her message amid prior public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple MacPherson-Hutton
Elders of
Angelus Temple
Meinert Funeral Held at Yoakum
Funeral services were held for Henry J. Meinert 74 who died Tuesday in Yoakum. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery with Rev. P Tigen of the Yoakum Lutheran church officiating. He is survived by his widow and one son Henry Melufert of Yoakum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Henry J. Meinert
Oak Grove
P. Tigen
Yoakum Lutheran Church
Henry Melu-fert
Cameron High in Loan Repayment
HARLINGEN Sept 21 Only one or two Texas counties have repaid more 1982 crop loans to the federal government than Cameron County per A L Brooks Cameron County Chamber of Commerce. Counties ahead are Bowie San Patricio Live Oak and Henderson. NEW HARLINGEN COURSE HARLINGEN Sept 21 Courses in parental education will be offered in the Harlingen schools War Ungen is first in the Lower Rio Grande valley to make this course available. Don't hesitate to ask Mary Low for assistance in finding the home room or apartment you want The service is free Dial F 12391
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harllygen
Snr
Texas
Cameron County
A. L. Brooks
Chamber of Commerce
Cameron
Bowie
San Patricio
Live Oak
Henderson
Harlingen
War- Ungen
Fie Grande Valley
Mary Low
Stops Athlete's Foot with Black and White Ointment
A promotional item advertises Black and White Ointment and Skin Soap as a pair to cure athlete's foot. It claims quick relief from itching blistering and peeling and promises a money back guarantee.
Amarillo Plans Penalty Waiver for Delinquent Taxes
Amarillo votes to waive penalties on delinquent taxes through November 30 with an emergency ordinance. About 188,687 dollars in delinquent taxes from 1931 and 1990 totals 30 to 41 percent of levy remain uncollected, officials say. Ross D. Rogers notes Amarillo may be first in state to enact such legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Anda
I Beleve
Ross D. Rogers
G A R Veterans Parade Leads Springfield Observance
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic march in the annual parade in Springfield amid age and pride. An inter-state group from each state readies to march, spurning formal titles as they proceed. Dial F-12331 is listed for light classified ads and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Grand Army of the Republic
Union
Two Hearings in U8 Court Put Off by Sinking Witnesses
In United States court presided by Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart two hearings failed to develop. One case involving Thomas Bocanigra was postponed to September 29 after government witnesses were sunk. Judge W. H. Blanton represented John T. Dworserynk in a Karnes County liquor case. the defendant was late to bond, and a hearing was waived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of
United Stalea
Paul A. Lockhart
Thomas
Bocanigra
W. H. Blanton
John T. ‘Dworserynk
Karnes County
Would-Be Beer Racketeer Slain in Brooklyn
New York dispatch reports Edward Red Patterson, 25, connected with the Brooklyn beer racket, was beaten and shot three times. His body was found on a Brooklyn boardinghouse stairway, in a case tied to waterfront figures like Wild El Lovett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Edward
Red") Patterson
Wild el
Batteries Received for Federal Autos Shifted to Warehouse
A shipment of automobile batteries arrived at the federal building on Wednesday. Customs officials noted a three month supply stored in the basement and said wholesale purchases are being made to achieve savings. Dobbins of the customs department described the effort as a mounted team operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbins
Customs Department
Federal
Gem Bandits Rob Jewelry Store Owners in Cleveland
Two armed gunmen bound and gagged Henry Handler, owner of a jewelry store, in Cleveland apartment 31-(1NB). They escaped with a set of diamonds valued near six thousand dollars. The text mentions Light Classified “Business Opportunity” as a lure but adds no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Apt
Henry Handler
Relief for Athlete's Foot Promises Quick Healing
Advertises a skin disease treatment claiming instant cooling and rapid relief for athlete's foot ringworm and other parasitic skin troubles. It assures healing within days and offers a refund if relief is not achieved, directing readers to shop at Terlerine in Savannah Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biczena
Jeter
Alek
Shuptrine Co
Savendah
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By J. WH. McLean
CTSA
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George Burns
Gracie Allen
Burns and Allen
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Virginia
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WOAI
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