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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1931
Page
4
Severe weather in Sicily eased as a violent storm that battered the coast and inland areas subsided today. Reports from Palermo describe strong gales, damaged structures, and scattered debris with crews assessing damage and securing affected zones.
An health advisory-style note promotes Kellogg's Whole Wheat Breakfast Biscuits as a source of minerals and vitamins for children. It urges mothers to seek certified analysis on the package and claims the product helps meet a third of daily mineral requirements with calcium phosphorus chlorine iron copper and six vitamins.
Reports from Vienna claim King Zog’s prolonged stay is tied to Francisa Von Janko, a renowned dancer and daughter of an Albanian gardener. Police failed to shield him from assassination attempts as court intrigue grows over possible marriage, while Francisca publicly admits affection but says details are restricted.
Mrs Jane Daugherty age 95 widow of former Attorney General Harry M Daugherty reportedly dies at her home. The text notes she is connected to the on trial case over alleged fund applications during her husband’s tenure as head of Ohio State Bank.
Senate debates calendar bills and survey of credit while cabinet and commerce panels discuss commissions. House considers a resolution to abolish the lame-duck session. Monday actions include a conference report on Mistis Shoals aid and several minor bills. investments trusts in interstate commerce reviewed. unemployment and embargo bills advance. census reapportionment hearings held.
San Angelo police asked San Antonio officers to locate two 19 and 20 year old girls last seen with men described as art in France related suspects. Parents say the pair appeared to have possession of a large amount of money and valuables, triggering a citywide alert.
Washington reports a plan to advance cooperative selling for the National Wool Marketing Corporation with a fixed margin of 30 cents per pound. President Roger Gills announced tailored terms and involvement of cooperative members and markets, with further announcements pending.
Mexico City reports a local school has ruled out any plan to shave students heads. No details beyond the decision were provided in the brief dispatch.
A Burlegan shopkeeper, TAREN MANATTAGKED, owner of Stein Hirevery, reported two light-skinned men robbed his store early Tuesday. They entered after 4 am, demanded cash, and struck him with a pistol, causing head injuries. He said the assailants took about 160 dollars from the register and escaped. banks were closed Monday.
Aimee Serme McPherson the evangelist travels worldwide. The article notes Manila natives singing in Tagalog and mentions her journey and household details on the voyage.
Vapex debuts a spill proof non evaporating bottle with twist cap. Drops dispense quickly for handkerchief or pillow use, promising about a hundred full strength applications for a dollar. Promotes fast cold relief and urges readers to ask their druggist for Vapex from E Fouzan & Co. Inc., distributors since 1848.
In SPARATSO February 34, state defense resumes veniremen questioning to complete the panel for the trial of Virgil Kirklam a Gary athlete accused in the death of 16 year old Arlene Draves. Evidence centers on whether he killed Draves in a criminal assault after a drinking encounter last autumn.
In New Orleans on February 24, tugboats ferried workers to different decks as port authorities tried to prevent clashes with striking longshoremen protesting reductions in pay and conditions.
Samuel Robition, a former president believed to be a key figure in the nation’s affairs, died today from a heart attack. He was years old at the time of his death. The sudden loss stunned colleagues and left leaders to mourn the prominent public servant.
Americans joined the delegation movements visiting Mahatma Gandhi era leaders. The text notes a willingness of American visitors to engage with the Indian nationalist figure during colonial days and regional tensions.
An 88 year old white woman named Bah FP. AGneh in Texas was putting up wood in her place when she became overbalanced and fractured her right wrist and hip.
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