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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1931
Page
7
Captain Wolfgang Von Grount, a German airman, arrived last night after traveling from Gadihnoh on the Arctic path toward the United States. He will proceed to Disko Bay for a final leg of his journey, continuing toward Greenfan and awaiting further private banking arrangements established earlier this month.
A damaged report states Rigginud Gagsholt of Metis was found in the tail of a crashed aircraft after investigators determined the body belonged to the missing flyer. Initial sea loss rumors were disproved as the wreckage and remains were examined.
New York City health officials reported 041 cases of paralysis last week, with 1029 cases nationwide the prior week. City totals included 691 cases in New York City and GX BIZ across the state, reflecting a sharp uptick in the nation's neuromuscular illness statistics.
Resilenta unanimously endorsed a municipal bond issue of about four thousand dollars at a meeting held at the corner of Houston and New Manuels Avenue. Neighbors attended to support the plan. Speakers included Mrs. Klodeis, Ant as William Murring, Travis Wo Wrer, and Gary, noting the bond would fund local park and government hill improvements.
WASTINGTON Aug. 19 An uptick in foreign trade and domestic business activity, reported by the Department of Commerce, was seen as encouraging signs for overall economic health by government economists. In light columns, many people found good jobs.
In New York Anglophone press notes a swinging refrain as Decree M. Co hob, author of Over Thiers, dedicates a fresh marching song to a gang war cause. The piece highlights the public bands and the faltering mood amid urban strife.
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