Vox Pop on the Airwaves a VOX POP Pioneer Story
The piece recalls Vox Pop, the 1930s to 1940s radio network on Houston’s KTRH and national broadcasts. It highlights early milestones including first half hour commercial network TV in 1939, audience interaction, notable interviews with Nixon Warren Crosby and others, and the title of Mrs. Santa Claus of VOX POP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley Mill
Adelia Scudder
VOX Pop
Houston
KTRH
Vox Populi
Voice of
Kate Smith
Notre Dame
Ted Collins
Jack Dempsey
NBC
Jack
Ambrose
America
John Does
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Earl Warren
California
Bing Crosby
Joe Drennan
Louise
Barstow
Santa Fe
Rita Hayworth
Heine Schneider
Fairbanks
Alaska
U.S. Naval Academy
Santa Claus
Lowell Thomas
New York
Wimberley Girl Wins First Chapel Guild LVN Scholarship
Stella Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moore, receives the rotating Ladies Guild scholarship to the School for Licensed Vocational Nurses at Hays Memorial Hospital. A Wimberley native, she attended local schools, finished Kyle High School in 1966, and is the first recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Moore
Womens Guild of the
Chapel-in-the-Hills
Hays Memorial Hospital
Stella
Wimberley
Leo Moore
Wimberley School
San Marcos High School
Kyle High School
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By Parks Johnson
Wimberley Art Galleries
Choice Business
Wimberley Square
Wimberley Galleries
Montagues
Jim Garner
Texas
LVN
Sinclair
Carson
Emir
Carson's Restaurant
Sam_ Marces
Tate Bank
Feder E! Depese
Cross
Marcos, Texas
Waldrip and
Sims
Insurance of
San Marcos, Texas
Montagues Shop
Wimberley, Texas
Philco
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J.W. Wilson
Dripping Springs