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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
3
Mrs. George Clee of Dalles Teres sustained a skull fracture and head injuries when her taxi cab collided with a car in Vienna. She was taken to the Farther Sam Mo where surgeons treated her condition, with her companions present during the ordeal.
A 12 year old Houston girl died at Baptist hospital shortly after 7 p m Thursday from injuries after a car she rode in struck a telephone pole at White and State streets. The crash occurred minutes earlier and witnesses reported the jagular vein was severed by rising glass. The wreck damaged the windshield and the car occupants were rushed to hospital.
An evening of dance music hosted by Don Albert and his Zen Pals begins at 7 30 Friday on ETSA. The San Antonio Civic Opera program at S3 will feature a bass baritone to be featured in a forthcoming production. A romantic soap scene unfolds tonight at CilGaver KISA with Cecil and Sally parked on a hilltop as they share a tense moment. A women’s trio will sing on the Yu! May Love Cell program at 8 o’clock, while Dilly Jones and Ernie Hare enjoy a vacation before a 7 o’clock pointer music set. By 9 the Armstrong Quakers plan a musical salute to New York City. Herbert Hoover’s public speaking style is critiqued as clearer but still flawed in delivery and cadence.
Final rites were conducted for Mrs. Gena Mechaca Mendon who died Thursday evening at the DL Rule residence. Father James T. Lockwood of St Agnes Catholic Church officiated. Mrs. Mendaca, a San Antonio native, is survived by her mother Mea Genaveva Mechaca, ten children Manuel and Plavin Rendon, daughter Janis Martinez, two brothers Joe R Mechaca and Raymond Mechaca of Los Angeles, a niece Mrs. Sames Flares, and a nephew Joe Mechaca.
The page catalogs KTSA and other stations with time slots for popular music orchestra lectures and various programs. It includes names like Mildred Hit chen and Cecil and Sally, plus minor segments such as weather, road reports, and request programs. The document preserves short program notes and scheduling tokens from multiple stations.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Burke a pioneer 8 A woman were held Friday morning at St May Marys Catholic church with Rev Wayne Coznd of the By Marys Catholic church officiating. She was a native of Galveston and had lived in San Antonio since 1851. She founded the first private school in the city in 1800 when she was Miss Mary Campion. She was married to Captain William T Burke U S A L in 1810. Burke was in charge of the U S Arsenal in San Antonio from 1869 to 1878. She is survived by two daughters Miss Maria A Burke and Miss Margaret E Burke, one son Edmond Burke, a sister Miss Ellen Campion, and two grandchildren. Active pallbearers were Herwen Freche Edward Buickley William Burke Don Burke Hill Grover and Mart Frorhel.
WASHINGTON August 1. Amos W. AW. Wauiberk director of prohibition will ask Congress for a 25 percent enlargement of forces to 12 regional administrators. James J. Doran chief of the Bureau of Industrial Schools will seek an increase. The Wooldrwerk decision is not a cry of despair. He believes personnel rising from 20 to about fifty thousand will sustain enforcement and intensify the drive against large scale violators.
Raceland Massachusetts wealth financier John A. Macomber's $200000 residence and stables were destroyed by fire. At the Brookline Country Club race meeting Miss Dorothy Neshard's bay mare died after breaking from a pen of eight horses. Job listings and paid ads appear in a red net block.
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