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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1931
Page
12
An accord between the Peg cit gate Torient and the Vatican ends the dispute over the suppression of Catholic Youth clubs. Details remain undisclosed but the agreement is expected to be announced publicly within days. The Vatican reports the quarrel has been settled to the church’s satisfaction.
Noted adventurer Terwand the Mirterin, famed for a career spanning the Far and Near, died in London on Ang. 18. Once allied with explorers after the war, he had recently lived abroad before returning to England.
The dance season opens with a continued rate for American ballroom dancing and a focus on dreamy music and slow steps. Miss Derethy XII, president of the New York Dancing Masters' association, introduced the Brazilian Machiche revival, signaling a taste shift away from dominant fox trot and one-step styles.
A report details a discussion led by the Varn chamber of oma and Mayor Baltazar Ademe about rising agitation. The Gerepiar and his wife hurried from Terkester, Minn as the situation grew more acute amid tensions and rumors of mobilization.
The American Chamber of Commerce announced a surge in airplane sales as military aircraft purchases increased. The combined sales for the period totaled 10.115, marking a notable rise in the first half of the year.
Five bandits entered a Chicago South Side insurance office and robbed Metropolitan Life, taking about $4000 after first visiting a cleaner company. The deranged thieves moved through the hall and fled with the cash and valuables.
Fort Worth reports a reduction in livestock sanitary inspectors as an appropriation of 325000 was exhausted. Forty inspectors were discharged following a mission by communities in the area, with officials citing budget constraints and reallocation of duties.
An obituary notes the death of a 63 year old Army medic found dead in an apparent heart attack. The may be references to local readers and generic notices follow with unclear details and pricing text.
In Oklahoma City Gosemur Murray condemned the Oklahoma League of Young Democrats for a plan to link delegates at Memphis in August. He said the action shows a serious misalignment with party aims and discouraged political participation among youth.
A distorted report indicates Illinois could harvest a bumper fruit crop with peaches and apples leading. Officials expect around 4,000 bushels of peaches and compare fruit yields to a prior five-year total of 1,004,000 bushels for apples, noting a 7 percent gain over 1930 averages.
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