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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1930
Page
6
Radio schedule notes multiple stations and programs across KISA WOAI KGCI KONO and KTAP with listings for tonight and Thursday including ambassadors, orchestras, weather updates, and variety programs in a period voice. It highlights specific times, acts, and station frequencies.
A radio program showcases tenor Tandy MacKenzie with a vocal arrangement of Lichesteaum and Beethoven pieces, broadcast at 8:30 pm on the National Broadcasting chain and WOAT. Paul Oliver, Olive Pal mer, The Hevelers male quartet, and Gustava Harochen orchestra join, hosted by Grantland Rice during NBC Coca Cola hour at 8:30 pm. The Mer ton Cricket club event in Haverford, Pa is noted for upcoming speeches.
Readable OCR fragment shows a radio listing with entries including Kilocycles and Poultry talk. The readable items point to a station schedule featuring a 3:80 p.m. time block and a poultry program, signaling a mid afternoon broadcast lineup.
The loudspeaker column by Louis Reid riffs on travel tales and passengers aboard long journeys. It playfully jests at literary tropes and public appetites for vivid travel sketches, noting quirky passengers and their whims.
A quirky artifact notes May Singhi Bren as a leading figure among a sparse group of guitarists, with Andres Begovia highlighted as a skilled Spaniard. The piece humorously muses on radio reach to Mars and mocks scheduling for diverse musical events including Indian powwows and anti saloon leagues.
Ralph Capone, a top Chicago public enemy, opened surrender talks through counsel. He demands immediate bond and prompt disposal of vagrancy charges, signaling willingness to give himself up if granted favorable conditions.
In St Paul Minnesota on September 24 a civil action seeks about 500 million dollars in the federal district court. Mrs Katherine Miao of St Paul sues Joland Steel company and the Great Northern railway alleging a breach of loyalty and damages connected to a self rocking railroad venture. The suit claims the defendants owed her compensation and seeks redress in the form of monetary damages.
Friends of veteran James A Reed of Missouri report he was urged here on Sept 24 to return to public life. Two paths loom a presidential run or seeking re-election to the Senate two years hence, with no decision yet.
The collegian voice argues about modern collegiate culture and reading habits, quoting G Herbert Ratt dean of ireshwen at the Cuis. The piece questions who ought to attend college and what constitutes true scholastic life, pondering trends in higher education.
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