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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
2
In Budapest on April 7 a man died and many were wounded as protests demanding government relief for the unemployed swept across 10 cities. About 300 people were arrested in connection with the demonstrations.
Mrs Frances Gayle an official of the organization to be held here soon and an employee of the city health department warn nurses against tickets sold by swindlers for the forthcoming convention.
In Bonham at Keith's cafe near Bonham school a husband Schleming was shot and his wife Thelima Schleuning faces assault to murder charges. The couple, estranged, had custody talk before a noon shooting that injured Schleuning and led to their 7-year-old son Keith being brought to hospital. Schleuning was later held on bond. a divorce suit had already been filed with a temporary restraining order.
Hawaii Governor Lawrence M. Judd protested to Secretary Wilbur against congressional confiscation of self government rights. He warned that transferring the appointment of Hawaii's territorial attorney general and police head to Washington would create divided authority, reducing efficiency and central accountability.
C A Wheatley will speak Friday at noon before the San Antonio Genopus club at the Plaza hotel. He and his wife will visit Russia in June after the talk.
April 7 date appears in a fragmented report about promoter Ty and development plans. The readable text mentions sands and a likely promotional effort with unclear roles and numbers.
On April 7 the Columb campus calmed after a one day student strike over the expulsion of Reed Harris. Dean Herbert E. Hawkes reportedly rejected faculty demands to reinstate Harris, while nine o'clock classes showed typical attendance and no major clashes with administration supporters. Rob Hall led the strike committee planning a meeting to discuss further action.
Chicago case reports Frank Ginger remaining in a shared home while his wife sues for divorce on desertion grounds. She alleges he declared she was dead years ago and left her, living alone in one room and tending to his own needs with canned goods.
Representative Cullen of New York stated the Tammany delegation would resist House efforts to slash federal salaries. The group’s leader praised the American Federation of Labor for opposing wage reductions and pledged to uphold the American standard of living.
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