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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1928
Page
13
The Week 600 program presents a sprawling list of films and stage acts at the Saint theater, featuring artists and musicians from various groups. It highlights WUE of the Anesiaay Uchel and performances by major acts, with dances, sketches, and spectacle by a mix of accompanying companies.
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Six enlisted men are reported missing in the Panama jungle after entering the rugged terrain during a patrol. A rescue effort is underway as searchers comb the dense undergrowth and terrain for the men, with Marine units coordinating the operation and airing concern for the missing soldiers.
Patton asks city officials to dismiss or reduce charges for street work. The request follows disputes over billing and project scope. Officials review the matter, including contractor invoicing and project timelines, amid community concern.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests ongoing delays in a high profile Blackie case. References to legal actions, investigations, and government officials indicate repeated postponements affecting the defendants and proceedings. Names and places are garbled. key themes are court delays and continued scrutiny.
A damaged OCR text fragment reports a car incident with missing letters and unclear details. Names, places, and actions are partially readable, suggesting a transportation accident and varied, garbled identifiers. The readable elements hint at a 19th or early 20th century newspaper record with personal ties to a family.
In a Wisconsin operation authorities detained nineteen suspects amid a nationwide drug interdiction. Police reported seized quantities of illegal substances and ongoing investigations into trafficking rings.
Miller, Inc. enters the ready to wear market as Schulte Limited forms a partnership with Metco and others. Paavil Miller leads the new operation, becoming president of the revived mill division, signaling a strategic diversification into apparel manufacture.
Fragmentary OCR text describing a bank or store incident with references to fear, pursuit, and loss. Mentions possible confrontation, a company, and damaged goods. Vague names and dates are unreadable, with several garbled phrases about theft, buyers, and penalties.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports three deaths in Ati ashes near Houston with scattered names and locations. It mentions Manuel Aiyalien and Clarence PMBP among others, with garbled references to a mine, a panel in Germany, and a Donut shop. The text is heavily damaged and untrustworthy.
The fragmentary text references August 20 events including reports on weather, vaccinations, and various named individuals and places. It mentions Maine, Texas, and Illinois locations, with scattered personal names like Kevin and Madigan Lane, plus references to a meeting or performance and a weather current.
A descendant of John Jacob Astor is reportedly set to wed Prince Cyril in Vienna. The ceremony is tied to an alliance involving mid20th century holdings and European nobility, with observers noting the historic romance amid diplomatic chatter.
An event at Welk Mus on February 2 features a prize dance with a local band and speakers discussing youth activities and community tone.
Fragmented OCR text shows disjointed stock market mentions, with references to indices, traders, and prices amid unclear context. The readable parts imply a stock rebound and shifting market tone, but concrete company names and figures are sparse.
A garbled OCR snippet lists assorted prices for vegetables and goods, including per pound and per bushel rates. The text mentions items like greens, peas, and various produce, with various currency formats and units, but many terms are unreadable or misprinted.
Fragmented text references poultry sales and prices, mentioning pounds, centers, and vendors. It notes suggests market activity and various names, but readable facts are extremely limited and unclear due to OCR garble. The segment appears to report prices and sellers in a historical kitchen or market listing.
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