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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1937
Page
18
A garbled dramatization of Walter Winchell on Broadway recounts sensational figures like Primo Carnera and Gardenia Retbery, with vivid if unclear notes on fights, transfusions, and a chaotic panorama of show world gossip. It mentions Dame names, crimes, and a court scene, all rendered in a bustling, period-voice flurry.
A condensed trade review notes New York merchants adjusting prices amid varying demand for items including general goods. Advertised sales are highlighted, with emphasis on price effects and consumer behavior amid weekly market activity.
Government agricultural economists report a decline in farm prices with a drop around three to eleven points. The Agriculture Department chief notes price adjustments in the year, citing supply pressures and market fluctuations impacting farmers nationwide.
A garbled report references explorers on Park Avenue and a health issue affecting individuals linked to the Ryhimos and Fariey Borman. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment hints at a notable health scare or controversy surrounding the explorer group and associated figures.
A garbled countywide notice predicts a surge in marriages and divorces. Projections from analysts and marriage license clerks forecast up to several hundred licenses and related divorces for the year, with totals uncertain and December activity described as heavy.
In St Louis on December 31 a National Methodist student group urged births control and sterilization as emergency measures for unity and moral reform. They debated religious and social aid issues, supporting Christian personality while condemning coercive practices and calling for press freedom.
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