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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1931

Page

12

Kelly Airmen to March in Annual Air Corps Maneuvers

Washington ordered 49 officer pilots 9 firing cadets 2 flight surgeons and 115 enlisted from Kelly field to join the May air corps maneuvers. Nearly 100 planes will depart San Antonio for Galveston then Dayton via New Orleans Montgomery and Nashville with stops at Port Bill Scoll field and other fields.

Kelly Pastom Air Corps Washington San Antonio Tinsheey Kelly Fie Kells Field Curtiss “Hawks Treosports Port Bill Scoll Field Kelly Field Wea Traylon Itate San Dax- 15 Kellyfield Galveston Dayton New Orleans Montgomery Nashville Ning Shrevessant Davis Fille Officera Fort Fill Post Field Av Observation Fort Sillshie Wil Uy Little Rock Chattanooga Taient Gol A. W. Robins Doncan Field Ube Winston

Big Bill Thompson Plans Continued Chicago Political Involvement

Former Chicago mayor William Fale Thompson stated he does not intend to retire from politics after his Waterway trip. He will open offices to run a campaign for water and sod control, signaling ongoing active involvement in city affairs.

Hoover to Attend Cape Henry Fete

President Hoover plans a southward trip to Cape Henry for an anniversary celebration. He will join a pilgrim procession recalling the landing of Captain John Sumit and Pocshonias fame, marking the first permanent English colony in America.

Hoover Cape Henry Washington D.C Harder Ace John Sumit Pocshonias America

Beauty is Granted Nuptial Annulment

In Washington D C April 24 a judge granted an annulment in a case involving Gregory Allen of De Clariog Stat Tours and Beth Daniel Hove Allen of Virginia. The court ruled the marriage invalid as the bride claimed coercion and forced nuptials. The ruling was delivered by Judge Fine.

de Clariog Gregory Alen Washington, D.C Anamard Beth Daniel Hove Allen Virginia Inday Fine Wikovs Curt

Ransom Demanded for St Louis Doctor Release

Reports claim a large ransom was demanded for the release of Dr Traac B. Koly Jr prominent physician in St Louis. Newspapers verified credence that the case remained unsolved as of April 14 with no new developments disclosed.

St, Louis Peice Esi Tr. Traac B. Koly Jr

Mexico Lays Claim to Ancient Ruins

SMEXIVO CITY April 24. The government declares all ruins in Mexico to be national monuments, whether covered or undiscovered, and restricts excavation to approved sites. Authority permits archaeological work only with proper declarations and oversight.

Mexico Smexivo City

Schwab Foresees Big Industrial Gains in world

New York April 24 Flea M Schwah chairman of the Phichem leel corporation foresees strong gains across advertising, home building, automobile, and allied industries. He notes growth in demand and expansion plans amid market optimism.

Schwab New York Flea M. Schwah Phichem Leel Corporation Aloe

Sharp Decline in Wages of Women Workers Noted

New York April 34. Wages of women workers declined sharply in 13 months according to a report by the bureau of women in industry. Clerks earn 2 to 4 dollars less weekly than in 1920 and typists 1 to 8 dollars less. Switchboard operators fall 3 to 3 dollars, cashiers 5 dollars. Domestic workers suffer the largest losses from forty dollars to ten to fifty three dollars monthly.

New York Bureau of Women In Industry State Department of Labor Aulumn Bureau

Cotton Seed Price Probe Is Resumed In South

Houston April 21 Examiner W W Sheppard prepared to hear more testimony on cotton seed prices in the South in the price investigation by the federal Urady commission. William H Sherman of Houston president of the National Cotton Seed Producers Association was the principal witness today.

Houston W. W. Sheppard South Urady Commission William H. Sherman National Cotton Sood Prodiess Cialien

Nine Escape From Smith County Jail

Tyler Texas April 24 officers hunted men who escaped from Smith County Jail last night by breaking through the front wall and rappelling to the ground using improvised rope. Two other prisoners failed to escape. one was captured outside the jail while a second remained at large.

Tyler Terns Smith County Uagwkins

Texas health chief wed in Austin ceremony

Dr Z G Anderson Texas state health officer and Miss Agua of Austin were married yesterday at Pulaski County courthouse after securing a license post closing time. The couple traveled to Washington for a planned meeting of health officers but postponed due to travel issues and weather.

Washington International State and Territorial Health Officers Z. G. Anderson Texas Miss Agua Austin Pulaski Coe Wathington

Lytle School Head Named Charlotte High Chief

Secrest, longtime superintendent of Lytle High, will become superintendent of Charlotte High for the 1931-32 term, leaving Lytle after years of service.

Lytle Charlotte Lylue Kerass YA. Secrest Lytle High School Aherlotte High

Spain Prepares National Elections For June 21

Madrid April 24 The provisional Republican government of Spain announced plans for national parliamentary elections on June 21. The outcome will decide between a republic or monarchy and resolve whether Alfonso should return from exile.

Madrid Spain Uhe Alfonso

Michelson Fails to Gain in Health

A. Michelson, long confined with nervous breakdowns, remains ill and shows no improvement according to reports from his bed. The condition has persisted for more than a month with limited signs of recovery.

Michelson A. Michelson

Austin Council Bans Street Radio Noise After 7 PM

The city council approved an ordinance restricting playing any phonograph radio or loud noise on public sidewalks and streets in public places from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. The measure, passed Thursday, targets street noise in Austin.

Austin Athee

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