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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1932
Page
2
London reports Prime Minister Beausay MacDonaus, awaiting an eye operation, received numerous messages of support from friends in Great Britain. His physicians say the operation is satisfactory and the public notes remain hopeful while classified ads list opportunities.
An early 20th century style ad promotes numerous apartment options and rooms for rent in multiple buildings and locations. It boasts comfort features and quick completion, urging readers to call for full information and listing details. The piece references hotels, weekly rates, and named streets with firm pricing and availability.
A damaged report notes an expected easing of the recent cold spell in Texas with increased cloudiness and a forecast of rain. Temperatures were near freezing yesterday and are expected to rise today, as weather conditions improve though lingering chill persists.
In Somatatown Pennsylvania on February 5 1917 William T Cannot counsel for Edward Allen contends the murder case against him stems from an intense family motive. The defense will argue the shooting of Edward Allen’s alleged rival Donaldson arose from love for Allen’s father and to shield a sister’s name. Rose Allen watches from the courtroom as Edward’s trial resumes with his father nearby and the jury yet to be convinced.
Seven automobiles were reported stolen and later recovered by Detectives J. Vice and Charter Bartholomar within a period of nine hours. The vehicles were traced to their owners, and the case was closed at headquarters.
Troop exchanges surge in Shanghai area with Japanese bombardment of Chintse Woosing forts near Ge Whang. Chinese infantry hold lines as American marines shell targets nearby. General Weai Ting Kai forecasts Chinese air assistance from Nanking and vows steadfast defense amid 200 plus casualties.
Reports describe a massing of Russian troops near the Manchurian border in Siberia with possible intent toward Japan. The movement follows a maritime claim and includes martial law in a Siberian city, with clashes reported as Vladivostok sentries opened fire on Taranto.
The Reconstruction Finance Corp adopts a decentralization policy aligning with federal provisions. It will utilize Federal Reserve System districts and their branches where possible, relying on established programs and recognized local conditions. Railroad loans require prior approval from the Railway Credit Corporation after interstate commerce actions.
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In 1981 the United States shipped more crude oil abroad than in any year since 1920, except for a peak year. The Petroleum Division of the Treasury announced 359 barrels exported from INAS camp, with 1950 exports totaling 2,704. Shipments in 1929 were also noted in the figures.
A garbled OCR segment lists temperatures and weather notes across multiple locations. It references Abilene, Buffalo, Montgomery, Chicago, Denver, and other places with unclear figures. The text includes scattered city names and fragments about highs, winds, and conditions, but lacks coherent facts or dates.
A man on Chihuahua Street was stabbed and taken to Green Hospital after the assault. Investigators seek witnesses and details about the attacker and the motive amid a nighttime disturbance.
A movement in Noosick Falls aims to award a Carnegie medal to Alfred Schriegel who rescued two others from drowning in the T Thoosick river. The effort seeks recognition for his brave act on February 6 in New York.
New York reports the death of John Voorhis aged 101, longtime Tammany Hall figure and former city board of education president until 1920. He retired with a full salary and served decades in public life, admired for lifelong service and resilience despite health issues.
A committee forms a ticket for the board election. Mayor C. M. Chambers meets with the committee on Friday. Mia, Ian Wolf and Geubre Taylor are named as candidates. A spin team member described the process while several others were approached as potential nominees. The discussion emphasized a nonpartisan, citizen driven selection for the office.
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