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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1932
Page
21
Babys Doo Tabor, wife of 3.A. W. Tabor, guards the matchless mine with a double barreled shotgun. She asserts possession by homestead rights amid foreclosure and years of fire threats while mining experts say rich gold veins remain. She recalls her husband urging her to hold the mine and keep his name.
Wille Howard Kelly was injured in a collision between a motorcycle and an automobile on Wednesday night. He is in extremely critical condition at Port Bem Houston hospital Friday morning with five fractured skulls and internal injuries. Miss Dorothy Sage, 18, of Avenue B, suffered a broken arm and cuts and bruises and is recovering at the county hospital.
President elect Roosevelt promised Mrs Macy Mooney that he would write to Governor Rolph of California on behalf of imprisoned Tom Mooney. He said he would write to Ralph after he retires as governor and could not specify the letter’s content.
In Kirbrville Jasper high school student John McClung, 18, died in a blaze that destroyed the Chambers hotel. Fire victims jumped from a sprendoor and others were injured. Mytia McClung, mother, awakened him before his body was found after the flames faded.
The YMCA boys department invites parents to an open house on Monday from 4 to 10 pm marking the new year. A program of aquatic events and gym stunts is planned with the boys band directed by Gene Sorti. Norman Macleod Jr and J B Bechterhoff will lead the event programs.
In Washington, the Public Health Service reports that deaths from influenza and pneumonia for the week ending December 10 were nearly double those of the previous year. Data comes from 97 leading cities. declines were seen in diphtheria meningitis scarlet fever and smallpox.
Brady boys aged 10 and 12 confess to raiding Beady stores. one arrested during school at Central Ward School. Offenders fled with pistols, shells, and other items. investigators recovered the loot as authorities assess the incident.
In New York a Dec 30 report states Jimy Phelan head coach at the University of Washington is near accepting an offer to move to Fordham and then Chicago to replace Amos Alonzo Stagg at the University of Chicago. Other items note Jimmy Crowley Michigan State on Fordham verge and Hank Anderson’s Notre Dame position. Notre Dame officials face questions about Harper.
New York Dec. 11 Coaches warn that athletic expenses will face cuts as the National Collegiate Athletic Association cites 35 to 40 percent reductions. Professor Charles W Kennedy, NAIA president, notes coaches may lose income and gear costs.
An advert invites readers to sell a service via an intelligent light classified approach. It hints at rental directory availability and requests asking for help from a noble named Dane. The message remains terse and imprecise, reflecting a fragmentary historical classified note.
Texas Tech maps a crowded 1929 football schedule with games against Rice, New Mexico, Arizona, Louisiana Polytechnic, Arkansas, Baylor, and others, plus a Thanksgiving clash in Shreveport. The roster lists many named players and captains, with only a few graduating.
The Genepus Tourist club plans a Special New Year’s Eve dance in Milam building rooms with music, favors, a grand march, and a buffed luncheon. Texas Lambda chapter Pi Omicron sorority held a St Anthony hotel meeting with talks on sea literature. Other events include Highland Park Dance and Congregation Agudas Achim Young People’s League New Year’s Eve trees at local venues with dinners and entertainment.
The United Forces of Prom wition and allied forces plan a joint meeting for January 13 in Aust. Rev. W H Makonnle, pastor of the University Baptist church, made the announcement on Sunday.
The United States customs office lost one official when Lamy Sulzhaeher, formerly Clerk Wider Ed Cotulla and assistant collector, resigned. Sulzhaeher, twenty years in service, objected to a Rio Grande City posting and moved to California. A replacement will move from Laredo to fill Sulzhaeher’s position.
Buckeye state man James Cloud, 22, of near New Pittsburgh, was shot when a bullet fired by 25 year old Ian Brown of Plymouth struck his shirt. The bullet glanced off, narrowly missing Cloud’s jugular, and physicians say the deflection likely saved his life.
Belated parcels move through the downtown post office as New Year gifts travel to Antonin and nearby areas. Despite a light rush, many packages remain marked with holiday tags and were delayed in the mail stream.
Federal officials prepared for a January court session as holiday staffing thinned during the Christmas period. No suits were filed with the district clerk, and the federal building was quiet with judges on holiday and few visitors in the building.
Agua Caliente consideration of a Schmeling Baer heavyweight title bout moves forward after James M. Croston, Agua Caliente leader, says Jack Dempsey has approached the project. Dempsey signals willingness to consider offers and suggests scheduling for late February or early March as the racing season ends.
The Agriculture Department estimated world cotton production at 24,000,000 bales for 1932 33, the smallest in five years, down 3,500,000 from last year. U.S. production seen at 11,300,000 bales, up 900,000 from last season but 609,000 below 1930 31. Cotton mills in the U.S. and major foreign countries kept activity high in November, aided by large fall orders, with domestic consumption at 514,000 bales that month and four month total at 1,900,000 bales, up 19,000 from the prior year.
J Temques a 21 year old resident of 63 Elm Street remained in hospital Friday with injuries from a bicycle accident late Thursday when an automobile knocked him from the bike. He is listed at Robert A. Green Hospital with a broken leg and other injuries.
The page surveys multiple investment trusts including diversified and income funds, with mentions of Am Gen, Central Nat, and various brokers. It notes share prices, fund names, and sector emphasis, reflecting broad market activity and investor interest in equities, fixed income, and unit trusts. The scattered items reference dividends, management, and fund performance indicators across several firms and products.
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