New Year Festivities In San Antonio Downtown
Thousands of San Antonians greet 1933 with a lively New Year’s Eve into Sunday. Hotels, night clubs, theatres host dances, floor shows, and midnight ceremonies. Churches and clubs plan watch parties and special services. Rites at St Mary’s and Westminster noted. Midnight theater matinees and film programs headline the city’s festive agenda.
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St. Anthony
Troy Floyd
Gunter Crystal Ballroom
Vic Insibille
Kirby Wit de Gage
Lillian Law
Clan
Blanco Road
Forrest
Ralph Webster
Blue Willow
Bam Barron
ELKS
Diks
M. Riley Wyatty
Io Scene of
Young People's League of Agudas
Achim
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Hannal Gu- Tinsky
Max Eldelberg
Paut Katotkin
Yiret
Jesuus
Hull Methodist Sunt
Wbser
Race of
New Ears
M. C. Collins
Presteut
Jeanne
A. Hulschen- Telter
San Fernando Cahedral
T. J. Kennedy
Ratller Club
St. Mary's University
Wolffs
Kay Hart
John Quilliin
Charles C.crubh
Roudham Routledge
Westminster Presbyterign Church
South St. Mary's
Temple Streets
David L. Cooper
Los Angeles
Calif
San Antonio
Majestic Theater
Egypt
Boris Karlett
Aztec Theater
Val Lewton
Texas Theater
Foerth
Gasdeville Apts
Court Docket Shows Dismissals Divorces and Garnishments
A chaotic docket lists cases in district and justice courts including murder dismissal on motion, desertion and divorce filings, garnishments, and probate matters. Names such as Seymour, Ramos, and Gonzales appear amid charges, partnerships, receivership requests, and property disputes.
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William J. Geen
Rudolph
A. Delaney
Texpa
Seymour Ox
Striet Guarney
Ea Parke
Mollen
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Antonio Ot Ayva
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Juan Gonzales
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Mitact Court
W. W. Mecrory
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Juan Ramos
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Licht Publishing Company
Prost Xa- Uonad Bank
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Herbert Ehrharat
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Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses Issued
A chaotic list of names follows, detailing numerous marriage license issuances with couples and related individuals. The fragmentary OCR includes multiple pairs, partial dates, and scattered locations, suggesting a long notices section itemizing forthcoming nuptials and registrations.
Tarantulas Found Farther North
Unclear OCR text notes tarantulas appearing farther north than usual. Mentions Colorado, New Mexico, Texas and migration from southern regions. Article references lab animals and possible agricultural context with corrupted phrasing and missing details.
New Disease Treatment Talks Spark Medical Debate
Atlantic City reports on advances in Addison's disease treatment using purified adrenal hormones from cattle via freezing methods. Johns Hopkins researchers discuss oral insulin to replace injections, while a New York study notes weight loss in newborns could be mitigated with a gelatin glucose solution therapy.
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Atlantic City
N. 1
American Association
The
Advancement of Science
Arthur Grollman
W. M. Prior
Jobas Fopldus , University
Hans Jensen
Johns Hopkins University
Lewton Eugelises
New York City
Open Forum Letter Questions Boy Courage and Care
A mourner pleads for lessons from a bear incident near Brackentlige Park two months ago. The writer criticizes neglect of responsibility and asks whether pushing a bird from behind could have harmed someone or sparked safer, thoughtful treatment by youths.
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Hawk
Abe
Brackentlige Park
Machinery and progress in debate on jobs and substitution
Onlookers debate whether machinery harms or helps employment arguing that saving devices appear and are abandoned, while living letters and humans adapt. The piece questions if job losses from devices are offset by jobs created to build and run them, urging a broader view of technological change.
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Obituary for Mrs. Charles D. Christian of Iredell Texas
Mrs. Charles D. Christian 385 native of Iredell Texas died. Burial planned Sunday after body arrived from Austin. Survivors include husband five daughters Kitty Beth Nancy Ann Chris Nian and parents Mr and Mrs 8 Bimpson of Hiep. Also sisters E W Harris JH Milam Grace Simpson and Miss Mary Dupuy and brothers Sam Wreck H A Simpson. Service held at Magy and McCol lum chapel with Dr PD HU officiating.
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Iredell
Texas
Hiep
Texan
Kitty Beth
Nancy Ann
Chris Nian
Bimpson
E. W. Harris
Walnut Springs
JH. Milam
Austin
Grace Simpson
Dalles
Frank
Hellette Haynes
Lore
Magy and McCollum Chapel
PD. HU
Presbyterian Church
Crater
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Garson Maxwell
J.C. Dupuy
Covidin
Mary Dupuy
Live Hog and Cattle Market Summary Across Cities
A desultory livestock market report covers prices and receipts in Fort Worth, Chicago, St. Louis, and Kansas City. Hog prices mix with lamb and calf values, noting declines in fat cattle and yearling quotes, with shipments of calves and cattle to packers and traders.
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Louie
Ranin
Venlore
Grain Market Shows Turbulent Wheat Outlook Amid Cold Front
The market report notes strong and fluctuating prices in silver town and Britain exchange amid a cold wave. It highlights winter wheat territory shifts southwest, changes in corn and soy values, and mixed futures with rain and snow affecting near term demand and storage expectations.
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Dee
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Allah
Maren
Rampage by Soldier Abernathy Kills Four in Fort Huachuca
A Negro soldier, James A. Abernathy, killed two army captains and their wives and wounded a white officer before he was shot dead. An investigation concluded he suddenly went insane, ruling out breach of discipline. His demotion from sergeant to private after a fatal traffic accident is noted as a potential trigger.
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Aris
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Tapteins
James A. Abernathy
Solticess Row
Peter Hardley Jr
Lockhart Bandit Leaves Clue In Two Robberies
A masked bandit robbed Joe Bailey Lipscomb of 15 dollars at a local filling station and is suspected in another theft at Ross Norman Buick Co, where 57 dollars was taken. In that crime a steel pin was left wrapped in an invote from Western Auto Supply, dated December 30.
Live Hog Prices Fall to 1878 Low on Chicago Exchange
In Chicago, live hog prices sank to levels comparable with December 1878 as the year’s session closed. The general decline trimmed prices by up to 10 cents a hundred, eroding hitherto strong highs. The peak reported was 84, mostly for hogs weighing 160 to 200 pounds, while traders noted drOves averaged lower than the prior day’s $2.82 mark.
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Weell
Fording Nlations
Taalls Peice
Kecelpta
Wen
Anga MO
Weer Ako
Lowez
Ebinners
Chicago
Chienen Livestock Exchange
Couzens Proposes Federal Care for Transient Youths
Senator Couzens of Michigan asks Congress to train and feed jobless youths through army posts and city facilities. He says federal action is essential, citing 300000 plus under 21 youths roaming highways. He plans to introduce legislation after discussions with President Hoover and Red Cross officials.
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Washington, D. C
America
Couzens
Michigan Republican
Kgoweny
Hoover
Red
War Department
Actor Sues for Damages Over Forgery Arrest
Actor and radio entertainer Hal Byrne sues National Shirt Shops Inc Jimmie Perry and Henry Rogers Jr claiming wrongful forgery arrest and holding him for hours. He seeks 25000 in damages plus 5000 for unfavorable publicity and 20000 in exemplary damages filed in Fifth District Court before Judge Tayloe.
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Hal Byrne
National Shirt Shops, Inc
Jimmie Perry
Henry Rogeers, Jr
G. Tayloe
Byrne
Justice of the Peace John RP
Shook
Drisover
Ninety-fourth District Court
Fleeing Robber Escapes by Ruse
Ballas December story reports one of two robbers who held up Grape Vine Home Bank of about $2500 last night. They used a ruse posing as a posse member to drag two farmers into the bank. The other robber identified as Les Stewart, 20, Fort Worth, was captured within two hours after the holdup and charged with robbery with firearms. $1425 recovered from his pockets.
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Bhoin Negol
Wala
Les Stewart
Fort Worth
Stewart
Hitler Predicts World Bolshevism in Speech
In Munich Adolf Altter addressed party followers predicting a gradual ripening of world Bolshevism. He warned that the process is being hastened by what he described as the blindness and weakness of leading statesmen and the bourgeoisie, framing the rise as a dread phenomenon.
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Munich
Grimihy
Adolf Altter
Ian
Market Brisk as Commodities Rise Across Sectors
A chaotic OCR notes brisk market activity with prices for fruits vegetables and poultry. Mentions corn beef citrus apples lettuce cabbage squash and onions among other staples, with scattered price figures and regional references across Chicago New York and California markets.
Army Orders Mention Changes Across Commands
Fragmented text shows military dispatches listing units, officers, and locations with scattered names and places. References to Wasitxa, Fort Worth, Texas, and Wasnt itnrvis Ry Blas Vee appear amid garbled wording, indicating reordered orders and assignments across posts and personnel.
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Eritren
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Dorn Risner
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Prentina
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Mary MM. Storann
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Special Farm Aid Bill Meeting Held
Washington D C December report notes the agriculture committee meeting to address the domestic allotment flaw. The session aims to finalize recommendations prepared earlier by committee leadership and consultant Jones amid ongoing farm aid policy discussions.
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Jones
Wall Street Opens Firm. Prices Steady as 1932 Week Opens
New York December 3. Prices show firmness with small fractional changes across many stocks as the market begins the final trading week of 1932. Industrials like United States Steel and General Motors gain, while Allied Chemical and American Tobacco dip slightly amid a cautious mood. Steel outlook sees 14 percent near term capacity, with a potential moderate recovery in early 1933. Congress faces expense cuts affecting policy. Cotton and Francs hold steady, with cables opening firm at 82 7/8.
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United States
Tee
Columbie Gas
Gener. Motors
Harvester
United Alrcract
New York Central Register Advances
Allied Chemical
American Tobacco M
Standard of California
Southern Pacific Ay Baltimore
Obie
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Austin Leg. 1-4PI chartered concerns at $150000
A fragmented Austin report lists multiple corporate and banking actions including a $150,000 charter related to Steck commins and publishing and printing, plus a San Angelo loan and other financial dealings. Names such as Mayer, Abbie Grit, and Copeland appear amid varied references to towns like Kenedy and San Antonio and figures like $409,000 and $81500.
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Replell
Incormgialos
Ateck
Miera
San Angelo
Sam Angela
Canital Tack
Businews
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Carlin
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Axel Te. Copeland
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Cheta Wnit
New Year's Eve Dances Featured Citywide
Various listings announce New Year's Eve dances across the city on December 31 with venues including Hermann Sons hall 525 South St Marys, Castroville, Highlands Social Club, Oak Grove Hall, and Alamo Ballroom. Prices range from 20 to 60 cents for ladies, 40 cents for gents, many events offer orchestra bands and late-night buffets. some are members-only or invite-only with multiple advertising speakers.
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