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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
15
Registration announced for a scout camp at New Uifelk opening June 3 under Carl Ryan and staff including J R Gresno and Indian program elements. The notice outlines roles for a study instructor, camp doctor, swimming instructor, activity director, and other staff as preparations begin.
Moscow April 2—Soviet economy shows signs of stress as price declines bite imports and exports. Officials note a similar trend to other nations in the wake of reduced commodity values affecting trade and living costs.
A fragmented report indicates a Texas printers group meeting in Dallas with sessions touching on organization, distribution, and wartime efforts. Key mentions include Houston involvement and broader regional collaboration among printing trades.
A man in Dublin is reported to have retreated to a dark room after a tense incident at home. He then sought medical care for wounds and bites, with authorities noting a swift progression to rest as a doctor treated his injuries.
A large gathering of women attended the W.O.W. Circle meeting in Mineral Wells. The convention featured speakers from Desna and other areas, highlighting efforts of the women’s organization and its community impact.
A Democratic meeting overview shows Reed endorsing a tariff revision to curb monopolies and restore economic health. He cautions against factionalism and urges a national convention to authorize any policy shifts while criticizing current party stalemates.
In the first quarter the value of Japanese exports reached about 209 million yen, down from 40 million yen in 1990, while imports were around 3 million yen, with a comparative figure near 82 million yen in the same period. The adverse trade balance widened, signaling a large drop in export activity and a tepid import level.
W Anell reports passengers of the British steamer alahar, aground at Port Jackson last night, fled hurriedly in their night clothes as a calm sea allowed a safe transfer. The ship, badly holed, may sink with 27 aboard. the accident occurred in dense fog.
An incomplete report notes the British battleship ending its final voyage. Unclear lines reference the ship, Navy, and Washington.
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