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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1932
Page
10
A dense OCR list details Christmas and regular services across numerous churches and neighborhoods. It names multiple pastors, venues, service times, Sunday school, prayer meetings, and special holiday events, reflecting a broad holiday church schedule.
A fragmented court list shows cases in county court at law, district court, and justice of the peace across San Antonio, Fort Worth, and surrounding counties. Notable items include foreclosure actions, sworn accounts, adoption petitions, and criminal fines against multiple defendants with various sheriffs and clerks handling proceedings.
A convent chapel will not be open to the public for mass as the Ulster of Ghiasihyort Bre Tn UE Ward writes that mid eight mars 01 Christians will worship privately at the location, restricting access to others.
R C Chester argues in a public forum that the 14 year gap since WWI demands fair hiring beyond ex service status. He cites unemployment and family hardship, claiming many jobs go to ex service veterans regardless of dependents or disability. He urges common sense over blanket preferences.
The Light Trend prints a letter by Dildoke criticizing a remodeler for boasting about low wages. The writer argues low pay harms morale but could spur a path to prosperity, warning against foreign influence and urging a wage system reset to lift the economy from alien political and economic intrigue.
Edwin Waller of San Marcos Texas writes of his past tenure as Quintana mayor and school board president, detailing how a Believe It or Not feature spread his tale worldwide. He recalls Quintana at the Brazos river mouth, storms, and his claimed resignation barriers. James L. White replies about wartime sacrifice and national identity.
The fragment mentions editor The Light and Mr. McLeod at 3901 Nort Flores Street, recalling early American culture. It references bay canals, races across the United States, and Mayan themes, with partial, garbled phrases about Texan associations and a line about SNELL and CIOUGH SOINEON.
Nine year old Eugene Kuenstler suffered severe burns to hands face and neck when a white cotton trimmed costume for a Christmas pageant caught fire after he lit a gas stove match. He ran from the house as flames enveloped him. parents My and R E Ruenstler beat out the flames and transported him to Robert B Green Hospital for care and his wish to return home for Christmas was honored.
London officials claim a fortune awaits anyone who can pinpoint why sprats vanish from British waters nine months of the year. An official of the British Trawlers Association says sprats live in British waters between November and February, then disappear to ports.
Goldonna residents, focused on Governor Franklin D Roosevelt's general election victory, failed to elect municipal officers. Days after the election, the town had no city officials. Citizens asked Governor Q B Allen to name a town marshal and three aldermen to fill the gaps.
Rome dispatch reports from the Italian bureau of statistics showing life expectancy by country. Norway leads at about 65 years, Sweden 55, Holland 52, England 50, while Austria 41 and Italy 44. Italians attribute low Italian life span to high infant mortality.
Berlin to Moscow service will operate daily through winter, carrying passengers mail and freight. The German Russian Air Transportation Company announced that the route from Berlin to Moscow will continue from December 15.
An ambitious plan reveals light railways in Klangal province. The Nanchank Changsha line through Pinghstang is priced at 20 million dollars. The Nanchang Foothow Railway is set for 60 million, and the Hangelion Yushan line carries a 10 million price tag.
A damaged clipping reports at Sing Sing on December 24 that real firearms were used in a stage show and later removed after authorities intervened. The article mentions warden Lawes and actors disrupted during the incident, with details from New Raven and nearby reports on autopsy procedures and hostage cases.
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