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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1932
Page
12
A Kelly field bombing plane used in transition flying with Cadet D R Nelson and Leut G A Medlenry aboard cracked up after a Wednesday landing. The landing gear failed, the ship toppled, causing minor damage per officials.
An ad style notice promises relief from stiff aching legs and daily work pain without cruelties or opiates. It touts a quick prescription by a doctor, claims success in stopping pain with three doses, and offers refunds if pain persists, urging immediate pharmacy store visit.
A reader laments long-term unemployment and reliance on charity, detailing sold possessions and stripped finances. The letter questions charity scrutiny, personal history inquiries, and societal expectations while proposing rural flower seeds as a symbolic remedy and beautification effort for Texas.
The Light publishes letters criticizing Southwestern Bell Telephone for rising rates and installation charges. Kennedy urges public spirit from North Texas communities, arguing investment claims lack transparency. Also noted is concern over widespread car ownership fueling daily costs and a call to view auto advertising dynamics. W J Me mentions a visit to a General Motors exhibit.
The Light urges Boy and Girl Scouts to plant flower seeds to create a lasting monument. The call to service highlights civic spirit and community effort.
In Williamson County Federal District Court J G Striping Jr. of Liang operator seeks 10000 in insurance and damages after an oil field fire near Taylor burned insured machinery and derricks. Attorney T M West opposed trial delay. Morriss for the defendants pressed for trial. Witnesses from Williamson county attended. Damages claimed total 1000.
In Berlin April 5 ins reported the death of Vera Gregor an 18 ounce girl born to Mrs William B John of Kansas City The premature infant died after 28 days while wired to an electrically heated cradle despite medical efforts She weighed six ounces more at death than at birth Mrs Kurt Gregor a Berlin factory worker is named as the mother
Judge A J Matlock announced that the health and fruit ordinances case against about one hundred charges would go to trial Friday in corporation court. After more than two weeks of stalled proceedings, defense and city attorneys negotiated but no compromise was reached.
Louis, April 4. Gene L. Monk Sanders, 28, police character, was shot and fatally wounded here early today by unidentified person(s). Sanders served in policing duties and died at the scene. Police conducted initial searches and urged witnesses to come forward.
A fragmented ad style note discusses a liquid remedy for headaches and backaches. It mentions perindie paing tip Capndine, a dose given as Luke Lye teaspoonfuls in four water, promising quick relief and soothing nerves.
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