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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1931
Page
4
Burglars broke into the Prawsel's Drug Store area on Nolag end EBs, stealing goods valued at about 350 dollars. Police investigate the incident and review nearby surveillance footage for clues.
Norman Brokenshire, a noted radio master of ceremonies, says Pertussin clears his throat for broadcasting. The advertorial copy promotes Pertussin as clearing the airways and relieving cough quickly and safely, noting doctors have prescribed it for over 25 years and urging readers to ask their druggist for a bottle.
Clara Bow and Rex Bell face a civil suit over a gambling debt alleged by Cornero, a Meadows Printing Co. owner, claiming a note was given last September. Police report details thefts and robberies at several local addresses, with multiple victims naming missing clothing, a radio and weapons.
Marines continue operations in Nicaragua facing persistent opposition as conditions remain uncertain. Details are scarce in the battered text, but the note hints at ongoing deployments and potential withdrawal discussions among U.S. forces and local authorities.
A fragmented OCR item describes a deadly event and violent outbreak linked to a season opening in Pennsylvania. The text is garbled with misspellings and missing details, but indicates mass casualties and widespread turmoil amid an opening season.
First Sergeant Frank Al Cooper of My Second School squadron is designated the first man to retire at Randolph Field. Advent orders directed him to retire at the flying field with honors, marking a notable closure of his service.
Molly Wood California and industry leaders debate modern business methods in the film field. The article notes conflict between artistic tradition and commercial expansion as unions push for changes at industry centers.
The Gleanera class of the First Day Uist church will host its annual banquet at the St Anthony hotel in Riundo. Miss Bima Junekloay will preside as mistress of ceremonies marking the milestone event.
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