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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
3
The male News today quotes former Marian Snaween saying she will seek a friendly divorce from Prince Rospighost. The prince, a Long Island figure, is involved in the unfolding story.
The paper notes Janet Snowden’s sister, the Princess Don Cata vila of Italy, failed to obtain an annulment of her marriage. She cites incompatibility of nationalities and temperaments as the couple’s trouble, with the princess quoted on the dispute.
Hallsville Texas reader Paul F Br i er recalls the 33d U S V I formed in San Antonio 1899 for service in the Philippines. He notes commanders Gen John A Hale Camp Hulen namesake and Gen Peytor C March and describes key battles from San Fabian to Tilad Pass and Kuskus canyon. He urges aThirty third reunion during the Spanish American War veterans convention in San Antonio.
Los Angeles August 27 John Barrymore filed a counter action in his divorce wrangle with Dolores Costello Barrymore claiming inefficiency of fact in her suit. His answer followed her claims that the actor-husband drank to excess and failed to provide for the care of herself and their two children. Her second action lists Henry Hotchner, the actor's manager, to obtain the property recounting.
The American Civil Liberties Union said it sent a letter to owner and operator Powell Crostey of WLW Cincinnati charging unmotivated censorship. The union describes a blanket prohibition against broadcasting strike news as forbidden.
Mexico City announces Col. Ruben Garvia tolay designated military attache to the Mexican embassy in Washington, succeeding Col. Juan F. Azcavale. Col. Javier Echevarria is slated for a scholarship post in Germany, Austria, and Italy.
In ARRISBURS Pennsylvania on August 27 20 000 workers resumed duties after shutdowns and walkouts as factories reopened and strikes ended. In Denison Texas on August 21 70 year old brakeman M Romer died after being struck by a train near the Kansas Oklahoma and Gulf railway, marking a fatal accident.
Miss Jane Ball travels Friday from Camp Cimarroncita in Ute Park New Mexico. Family updates list George and Harry Ball returning Monday with Johanna Belte Steves and Jimmy Ansley hosting a buffet Saturday. Miss Mary Elizabeth Cassin returns from Barksdale Field Louisiana. Miss Henrietta Adolphson wedding to Cornelius C Marty planned August 24 at St Henry’s Church. Frances Greenwood to Rufus C Craze wedding September 7 in Alamo Heights. Dr Frave Stump and wife return from Galveston. Various engagements and teas noted including Miss Margy Andersons wedding party and Miss Edina de Lasber visiting Hollywood. Cadet Jack West Chapman returns to West Point. Amy Novia Fyerman visits California. James B Kazin wedding at Our Lady of Sorrows Church. Brides and parties around Rosita Mexico and La Gach Ranch. Social events continue with dinners, showers, and birthday celebrations across local families.
Washington August 7 Daniel Bell director of the budget said two new and revised budget figures will be published about September 15. The move, ordered by President Roosevelt in his last budget message, aims to promote more satisfactory budgetary control and publish a summation after Congress acts on financial matters.
New York, Aug. 27. Prospects for continuation of the fight against the utility holding company bill unfold today in a field. Power company experts studied the regulatory law signed late yesterday by the president. Legal sides gave close attention to wording of the act to advise how far reaching they believed the law will be and whatever drastic realignment of utility organizations will be necessary immediately.
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