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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
4
VANA February 25 report by Robert Ru felt notes traces of an ancient civilization in the extreme western shore of One Island. Scientists say the finds likely relics of Siboney and Taino Indians encountered by Columbus on his first visit to the island.
M Raeks of Fiat Michigan applied to secretary of state Jane Y McCallum for a place on Texas ballots as a candidate for president of the All American Nationalist political party. Texas does not hold a presidential preferential primary. Delegates to national conventions for the two major parties will be chosen at state conventions May 34.
Baylor University journalism department named John L. McCarty editor of the Dalhart Texan as first among 23 Texas editors in the Baylor community service contest. The award honors sponsors of the most worthwhile community enterprises carried out in 1930.
In Sacramento California February 25 1938 prohibitionist leader Dr Clarence Tre Wilson said anti prohibitionists should vote for outright repeal of the eighteenth amendment if a referendum on moderation of the liquor laws is opposed.
Reno Nevada reports that Joseph Richerd Forhans, toothpaste manufacturer, obtained divorce from Julia Anne Forhans of New York City after proving a five year separation ending 43 years of marriage. The case cites Nevada grounds for divorce.
Harvard Crimson refuses to apologize for an editorial that omitted a mention of the Spanish result order. The publication, responding to a demand from Rev. Michael J. Ahem S J of Wheaton College, maintains its previous position and stands by the editorial.
Nanking reports the national government is expected to appoint Chiang Kai-Shek as commander of Chinese forces tasked with recovering lost territories. Feng Yu-Hsiang would command troops opposing Japanese aggression at Shanghai.
A Chicago restaurateur, H Buck, president of the National Restaurant Association, urged nationwide newspaper advertising at a Ban Francisco meeting to bolster the restaurant sector. He argued better ads are needed to solve industry problems and boost business.
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