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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1929
Page
8
Rumsvia reports the death of Madam Lietlz Vollack at FAB. An inn keeper mourns her, noting she left 21 children, the eldest of whom is SG. She credits her longevity to a regular diet of bread, fish, and sugar.
Fragmented listing shows multiple stations KTAP WGAC WOAL KGRC KTSA and KTGO airing a mix of music news weather and public affairs. Entries reference orchestras theaters and markets with various program blocks and times around 8:30 AM through 6:30 PM.
Chicago report notes judges became stern and severe in late 1928 after a first quarter showing. Crime commission cites burglary nearly doubled, trials by jury tripled, and a marked decrease in felonies noted, with criticism of felony charging practices.
Teetering weather in Venice slows traffic as ice coats waterways and roads. Officials warn that continued freezing conditions may force replacements and disrupt transit until temperatures moderate. Reports confirm temperatures dipping to 15.4 degrees, hampering movement and utility services.
Noted aviator Sebert, a well known figure in Philadelphia aviation, was killed in a crash that injured several others and involved a confrontation with a former rival. The incident occurred near Wiaitel ohhin, with authorities investigating the cause and impact on the local aviation scene.
Cadets of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Main Avenue Senior Schools fired the second stage of the Eighth Corps Area target match Tuesday. Twenty-two teams from across the area competed as cadets tested aiming and prone positions under U S Army target regulations.
A dispatch from Jerusalem reports British air force strikes against Mu air tribes after a recent raid in desert territory. The attack killed several camel riders and targeted those deemed responsible for the assault, including missionary Henry A. Bilkert.
Louis Kaufman, chief announcer for Westinghouse Station KDKA, dies from pneumonia in Pittsburgh after a career heard by millions from Arctic wastes to Antarctica. He was reported to be sinking rapidly at his home on February 6.
Washington dispatch reports Knox, son of former secretary of state and once senator from Pennsylvania, sued by his wife for a limited divorce. Mrs. Knox alleges cruelty and drunkenness caused humiliation, asks court protection from molestation and alimony of 3500 per month plus attorney fees.
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