First Baby of Year to Get Gifts in Local Dedication
The first American white baby born in 1932 on January 1 is to be showered with gifts from merchants. Light giving starts with $10 to the San Antonio Hustling and Toan nesociaties, plus savings-account contributions. Alama Jewelry may give a diamond ring if twins, and Aiang Jewelry adds gold. Guneniillee Shoe Company will provide the first pair of shoes. Pioneer Flour mills donate flour for the parents, and Handy Any stores add $3 in merchandise.
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San Antonio
Jaymenta
Alama Jewelry Company
Ane
Aiang Jewelry Company
Boean
Givigs
Peace Prize Recipients Nathan Soderblom Kellogg Shown
Dr Nathan Soderblom and Frank Kellogg pictured after receiving Nobel Peace prizes for 1930 and 1929 respectively. The image note references their historic awards and roles as a church leader and former secretary of state.
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Nathan Soderblom
Upsala
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Two Accidents Kill Schultz Family on Christmas Eve
Chicago dispatch reports two separate crashes on Christmas Eve claim the Schultz family of eight plus two others in one wreck near December 25. G. Schultz 42 and his two daughters Esther 13 Anita 1, grandfather Herman Schultz and others die. Axel Anderson and wife sustain injuries as a pheasant-related explosion and tanker fire cause destruction. Church services disrupted as community mourns the loss.
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Chicago
UPI
Christimay Everattie
Tomnira
Wis
Bargin
Arother
Anita
Onox
Herman Schultz
Utland
Koso
Ting
Axel Anderson
Mabtown
Minn
Schultz
Walter Lutherin
Lochra
Walter
Echulle
Lind
Man and Wife Die at Grade Crossing Tragedy in Pa
At New Kensington Pennsylvania a railroad freight train struck an automobile at a grade crossing on Christmas Day. Alo Nico and his wife Mary died in the crash while their daughter Helen and another occupant survived injuries. The couple lived in Arnold.
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New Kinsington
Alo Nico
Mary
Helen
Rank Tigang
Arnold
Vessel Ashore on Florida Sandbar in Little Danger
MIAMI December 23 4 A mn cio mest i dio Marine corp from the master of the British steamship Jameson grounded on a sand bar miles north of Jupiter light on the east coast of Florida said the vessel was in good condition with a coast guned cutter standing by. The salvage tug Warbler proceeding to her assistance passed Miami early today. Efforts yesterday to tow the stranded ship from the relay a coast guard tug were unsuccessful.
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Miami
Bro
Mncio Mest Idio Marine Corporation
Jameson
Jupiter Light
Floria
Warbler
Todlay
Coast Guard
Error in Address of Girl Arrested Here
A misaddress in The Light edition misstates Misa Matiel Minton as living at 230 Yellowstone Street. Police confirm the correct address is 227 Jilirt Street after residents dispute the listing. The driver, linked to multiple recent incidents, was arrested and processed at police headquarters.
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Tassilns
The
Light
Misa Matiel Minton
Joba
Yellowstone Street
Jinlirt Street
Amnesty offered to German tax delinquents amid revenue concerns
The German government plans to grant amnesty to taxpayers who failed to declare property or income or moved capital abroad before January 1 108. Officials acknowledge potential short term revenue loss but aim to encourage voluntary compliance and higher future payments. The scheme includes sworn estimates of taxability for some taxpayers. A local ad promotes Christmas decorations and real estate listings.
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Rerdin
TNS
Reich
Germany
First woman in Massachusetts to earn transport pilot license
Maude Dee, a Massachusetts teacher, becomes the first woman from the state to obtain a transport pilot license, marking a milestone in aviation for women.
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Dee
Hays County Officials to Meet in Special Session
Hays county commissioners court holds a special session to finalize officer appointments and bond obligations as officers accepted in November 1930. The gathering aims to confirm the official roster and complete bonding.
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Ban Marcgs
Lexas
Dee
Hays County
Hnys Commissioners’ Court
Snhuars
Death of 70 year old farmer Charles Tibbels reported
A garbled notice from Des Moines dated December 25 reveals the death of Charles Tibbels a seventy year old farmer. The fragmentary text mentions his life and suggests details about his passing but remains unclear.
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Worfsbolo
N. BL
Charles Tibbels
UJ Govt Cracks Down as Gangster Network Tied
Chicago dispatch reports the U S Department of Justice action under the federal Live Act against gangsters. In 11 months Johnson's office closed cases on crime, with notable prosecutions including Frank Nitti and other associates. Politicians Gene Oliver and Lawrence C O Strien faced charges tied to a tax drive, totaling about 230 thousand dollars in fines and multi year sentences.
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Enlversad Lirsten
Chicago
Bee
Delvitts
Gamgsters
United States
Tisteiie
George F. Q. Johnson
AGIA
Johnson
Ralply Cavite
Nt Zik
Mon Enterprises
Frank Nitti
Capone Pans
Gene Oliver
Monk County
Aml
Lawrence C.o'strien
Gowlidges Spend Quiet Christmas
SORLUAMPSON and Massy Dee, with President and Mrs Coolidge, plowed a King Christona during a quiet Christmas scene. The article mentions Neeclies in a playful tone.
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Gowlidges
Sorluampson
Massy Dee
Worner
Mra Galvin Coolidge
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Pioneer Flour Mills
GET Peace Awards
King Furniture Company
Tie Cruly
Houston Street
Navarro and
N. Presa
Adul
C. O
Florida
Jyan Military Plaza
George Keene
Santa
Mayor Chambers
Bell
Cook County
E. Houston
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