Protest Over Subdivision Near West Point Aisle Site
San Antonio business leaders push to open a subdivision adjacent to the West Point at the Aisle on the Seguin road east of the city site. Air corps officers sharply condemn the plan, noting it would abandon Brooke and Kelly fields and force fliers over densely populated areas. An officer from the flying school warns that new residents will face no consideration for complaints about flight paths.
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Plana of
San Antonio
Kelly Field
Wit
Youth Bares South Plot In Canton Uprising
A nine year old street urchin aided police by identifying Reds in Canton China reporting planned uprisings. Police seized 463 Communists and executed 230 people including eight women after raids. The youth claimed further Reds would rise after more were shot.
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Canton
China
Sted Stronholda
Patrolman Halts Train After Power Wire Incident
Patrolman Valilex, on duty near Comal street, flagged down a freight train as a high tension wire sagged across the rails at Afiaebe creel bridge. He warned fire crews and halted the train about a block from the bridge until the wire was removed, saving the crew.
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Valilex
Afiaebe Creel Bridge
Comal Street
Valdez
San Atelonio Public Service Company
Tr Tle
Elite Lake Forest Folks Object to Washer Woman
A fragmented notice from Lake Forest reports Mrs Garrie Hiram running a washhouse drawing opposition from local elites. The piece notes zoning constraints and social tensions as residents defend or attack the laundry service, with Mrs Strom urging closure of certain trades. The text hints at class friction and municipal limits affecting domestic work.
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Lake Forest
Caicaro
Lake Vorest
Suburi
Anillionaires
Garrie Hiram
Suhuri
Mrs. Slrent
Nerself
Luke
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Rey
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