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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1936

Page

3

Gone With the Wind tops critic Phelps list at resort lecture

William Lyon Phelps picks Gone With the Wind as outstanding novel of the year and The American Language as top general work in a Yale lecture at Seal Point, naming several other works and authors in his annual recommendations. He also hails The Doctor as a modern hero and praises Let the King Beware as best among Mary Flannery Morrow’s historical novels.

Pointe Aux Barques Mich William Lyon Phelps Caitle Marc Baret Mitchell H. L. Mencken Phelps Ellefitus Yale Miss Mitchell George Santayana A. P. Herbert Somerset Maugham Marty Roberts Reinhart Flanree Morrow Pearl Buck Clarence Day Father Robert Nathan J. B. Priestley Stephen Benet Robert Frost

Famous Women Face Downfalls in Royal and Soviet Edicts

London reports two famed figures, Marga Lupescu and Madame Alexandra Kollontai, are poised for upheaval. King Carol of Autoania ends his affair with Lupescu, exiling her to Southern France with $5,000,000 for a Riviera villa. Kollontai, Sweden’s envoy and Soviet diplomat, faces dismissal amid Stalin orders to scrutinize associates abroad.

London Marga Lupescu Alexandra Kollontai Carol Autoania Josph Stalin London Daily Mirror Warsaw Dispateh Madame Lupescu Warsaw Dispatch Kollontai Italy Bulgaria Greece

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Malaria Relief Ad

An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as speedy relief for malaria chills and fever. It claims quinine kills the infection and iron fortifies the system, urging regular use to ward off attacks. Available in 50c and $1 sizes with claims of better value at the higher price.

Grave Grove

Painter Seeks Compensation After Death Penalty Near Miss

Morristown New Jersey August 31 Gus Langley says he suffered mental damage after two near executions in North Carolina for a crime he insists he did not commit He urges state compensation for his unconstitutional imprisonment Langley and his wife separated and he remains on parole hindering his interior decorating business in his Morris Plains studio He has not seen his two children in two years and fears further legal trouble if he visits.

Asheboro Gus Langley Langley Morris Plains B. F. Britah Asheville Wilmington Morristown N. J North Carolina Speb Here L. B.frazier Tressie Holisclaw Langley Juanita Vernon Jim Cdi

Spurs on Statue Draw Ranger Grin

AUos III Aug 31 report notes seasoned rangers smiled as spurs on a statue of a Texas Ranger at the Centennial exposition. Col. H H Carmichael said Cont Bill McMurray explained that rangers often wore spurs with buckles inside to better show the detorations on the outside, clarifying officials' confusion.

Auos III Hille Col H.H. Carmichael Department of Public Safety Bill McMurray Force

Has Proof Texas Capitol Burned

Aug 21 report states Max Bickler, Supreme Court attache, has proof the state capitol burned on November 9. The record notes a “burning dawn” at 12 15 PM. It also records that a Claus register shows classes dismissed September 36 for President Garfield's burial.

Texas Capitol Austin Max Bickler Supreme Court State Capitol Bickler Jacob Bickler Capitol Garfield

Man Injured as Car Turns Over Near Medina Lake Toll Road

George A. Prior received treatment at Santa Rosa hospital for injuries Sunday when his car turned over on the Bandera Highway near the Medina Lake toll road. Other occupants, including Mrs. Delzs Prior Angie Newton and Frank Luthy, sustained minor injuries.

George A. Prior Santa Rosa Hospital Bandera High Way Medina Lake Toll Road Delzs Prior Drexr Angie Newton Sion Street Frank Luthy West Ashby Place

Bank Bandit Suspect Identified in Oklahoma and Bank Robbery Links

Dallas reports identify a suspect as one of three bandits who robbed the Oklahoma State Bank at Buffalo on June 22, with the prisoner later arrested on suspicion of complicity in the Provident Loan Company jewel robbery in April. The case ties to a broader pattern of crime and bank robberies across the region. Dominion Bureau notes show four months of employment gains in Russia, with payrolls rising from July to August in 9705 firms.

Dallas Oklahomaa Oxlahoma State Buffalo Provident Loan Company Dominion Ottawa Dominion Bureau of Statistics Russia

Cult Members to Be Kept From Jury in Poole Case

Unusual precautions were ordered to keep any Black Legion members off the jury for the Poole kidnapping and murder case in Detroit. Up to 10,000 Legion members are said to exist in Wayne County as the trial’s opening was postponed to Tuesday. Jurors will face a new question about past or present membership in violent organizations.

Detroit Black Legion Charles A. Poole Order Wayne County Joseph A. Moynihan Teen 2

LaGuardia acts to halt stake in two union disputes

New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia sought to avert a 16 000 driver strike and ease a painters dispute by urging peace as talks failed. He addressed leaders from teams and carriers, warnings of service interruption and a five day week demand. Meanwhile a local water box event adjourned after 30 minutes with 11 entrants and spectators watching.

New York LaGuardia International Brotherhood of Ugh

Wife Wounded by Husband in Desperate Shooting

Victoria report says Mrs Ruby Ralls Price 25 was critically wounded after her estranged husband Ronald J Price 34 shot her in the abdomen and then killed himself. Police/family details indicate a fatal crime attempted domestic dispute. Local doctors fought to save her life as the suspect died at the scene.

Victoria Ruby Ralls Price Ronald J. Price Chicago

Judge Clarence Martin Dies in Fredericksburg

Judge Clarence Martin died in a Fredericksburg hospital at age 68. A longtime resident, he served as district representative, district attorney and district judge for 12 years. Funeral services are planned tomorrow at Stonewall home. He is survived by his widow, son Thomas, and grandson Clarence Martin.

Martin Fredericksburg Johnson City Clarence Martin Stonewall Thomas

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