Free tickets to opera for Ga children offered
The Light announces free matinee tickets for children under 17 for the Russian Grand Opera engagement at the municipal auditorium. Tickets distributed at The Light office on Broadway with a limit of one per child. adults are not eligible. The program includes selections from Boris Godunoff and Le Coq dOr plus Khovanschina with authentic costumes by Russian exiles.
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The
Light
W. G. Higgins
Southwest Texas Music Association
Russian Grand Opera Company
Boris Godminoff
Russia
Max Pante Itieff
Boris Godounoff
Panteleieff
Cosime
Panteleianf
Aluko
Hachmanias
San Antonio
Broadway
Citizens urged to attend concerts at auditorium
Mayor Quin proclaimed a weekly Sunday concert series at the municipal auditorium starting at 5 p.m. Each program by the Allied Musical Association aims to revive cultural life with a 10 cent admission. After expenses, any surplus goes to an organ repair fund for the hall.
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Gan Antonians
C. K
Musar Quin
Investigator to Address W C T U Meeting
Investigator Melvin Williams will address the San Antonio W C T U at 3 30 p m Thursday in the small auditorium of Travis Park Methodist church Mrs A Ciliss president announces Mrs Walter Anthony vice president will lead and Mrs Abshear to conduct devotionals
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W.C.T.U
Melvin Williams
Stlormey
San Antonio
W.c-T.u
Travis Fark Methodist Church
Ciliss
Walter Anthony
Abshear
Castair From Hawai Compiles Illwall Duty Report
Cont from Hawaii Lestie C Wheat listed for fort Arm Stoustong due to forty weeks with the Nin infantry.
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Lestie C. Wheat
Illwall
Fort Arm Stoustong
Livestock Show Opens at Chicago With 13 500 Entries
The International Livestock exposition opened today at the Union Stockyards for a cent day program of stockmen contests judging and parades. More than 18 500 animals on display set a new record while 25 acres of space at the international amphitheater and adjacent buildings were used. Warner Churchill, 20, of Cuba Missouri, won the 4 H club contest as national corn achievement king. Charles Girdle of Barnesville, Ohio, won third place.
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Des
Union Stockyards
International Amphitheater
Warner Churchill
Cuba
Charles Girdle
Barnesville
Bla
Amended motion seeks new trial for Woolfolk murder case
George Powell filed an amended motion in Ninety-fourth District Court seeking a new trial for June Woolfolk, a yard man convicted and sentenced to death for the July murder of Alma Dell Cabble. The motion alleges the Woolfolk confession came from threats and that Judge McCroft improperly altered the jury verdict. Cabble was murdered in an apartment on West Magnolia Avenue. her body was found two days later. Woolfolk was accused of luring her to the location.
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June Woglfolk
Negro Yard
Alma Dell Cabble
Ninety-fourth District
George Powell
W. W. Mc Croft
Attempt to Kall Young Calles in Monterey Fails
Monterey Mexico Dec 2 An unsuccessful plot on Plutarco Elias Calles Jr son of the former president was disclosed today Arrested for questioning were Lieutenants Santiago Morales Paulino Canales and Pedro Garza Details of the plot were few Calles traveled to attend a presidential convention in Monterrey A separate classified ad notes a home at 1956 West Cincinnati for 230 dollars cash with remaining terms.
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Young Calles
Monterey
Mexico
INS
Plutarco Elias Galles Jr
Cobonels
Santiago “Morales
Paulino Canales
Pedro Garza
Calles
Monterry
Queretara
National Revolutionary Army
City building permits surge in November totals
Construction permits issued in November totaled 99,994 dollars, up from October 40,783, per city building inspector C. T. Pincham. The month saw 103 permits, with Fort Sam Houston projects costing 2,187,410 dollars under city permits, though government owned sites need no permits. Residential and repairs cost 14,982 and 7,390 respectively, while mercantile work, largely Sabinas brewery on Simpson, reached 68,600 dollars, marking a rise from October and November 1932 levels.
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C. T. Pincham
Fincham
Fort Sam Houston
Sabinas
Simpson. Eai
Ootober
Driver in Death Car Released on Bail in Glover Case
Tyler Texas December 2 A Wrather Overton refiner was released on bond today amid charges of negligent homicide in the automobile death of J R Glover Wrather faced a single count of negligent homicide A meeting of the Texas Industrial Veterans organization is set for Sunday at 3 p m at the Bexar County courthouse according to organizer J E Miller
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Tyler
Texas
Wrather
Overton
J. R. Glover
Texas Industal Veterans Organization
Bexar County
J. E. Miller
Reemployment Office Reports 2347 Jobs Open in City
The national reemployment office opening at the courthouse on August 18 has placed 2347 men to work. Twenty public works projects, including army posts and highways, are under way. Contractors must use the reemployment office to hire, though other employers may also obtain help. Demand exists for engineers and draftsmen, butchers, landscape workers, and tree surgeons. San Antonio leads Texas cities in number of men put to work through these offices.
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Arthur Preil
Baturdey
Preil
Pfeil
Boys Will Hold Pre Camp Meet At YMCA
Sixty five local boys are set to attend a pre camp meeting at the YMCA in McAllen on Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Conference leaders include BE Edwards T Z Gospepper Lea Gop pard Greil Walters Willis Pate William Carson and Ellison Eghter hoff. Three San Antonio speakers will address the gathering including Rev W D Welburn Jr W W Jackson and Willis Tate.
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