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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1935
Page
11
A fragmented late entry discusses proposed unemployment security funding and registration, with employers, federal and state roles, and the burden of costs. Opinions split on who bears the expense, the speed of passage, and the plan’s adequacy to address national economic needs.
Police exhausted clues as air trails and dispatched officers pursued the Lowther bandits who fired on a W. T. Grant store and wounded Payal Mand M. Lowther. Several suspects were questioned, some released, and investigators continued to search for the assailants with multiple leads under review.
Oil workers protest tax changes and proposed codes amid city hearing. Protesters decry added costs and bureaucratic delays as officials cite budget needs. Local groups, including industry associations, voice opposition to tax increases and new levies affecting refineries and related operations.
A rough OCR passage lists numerous names ages and places including Houston Santiago Fort Sam Heaton and Veal etc. It mentions hospitals and mortal penlts with ages ranging from under one year to mid seventies. The fragmentary text references individuals tied to addresses like 324 Post Street and 240 West Houston Street and hints at a public record style transcription of deaths and hospital notes.
Yenudi Menuntu, billed as Menuhin, was scheduled to appear Thursday in Municipal auditoriums but cancelled due to a slight illness. He is recovering in Honshon and will travel to the West Coast once fit. Local notices urge patrons to seek refunds and note ticket vendors' return policies.
Dallas physician Ur. a. J. Sommer Rajis will address the American Institute of Electrical Engineers Shiv Antonie section at 7:50 p.m. Wednesday in the Jones Avenue auditorium of the San Antonio Fabian Service club. Fr. Miver regional vice president and C. W. Mier regional secretary will attend. Meyer and Mer came here from Oklahoma City.
Amid a Dallas gathering on February 16, federal aid for the petroleum sector drew sharp lines. Wirt Hranztin urged against federal interference, while Frankie criticized recent Congress action as insufficient, arguing states should control allocation to prevent distortions and keep production within state limits.
Fragmented OCR lists army names and postings across Fort Lewis Fort Benning and other bases. The document mentions leaders like James Shand and Francis Warren, various units and staff, with scattered dates and assignments.
Turkish tobacco leaf is extremely small with 70 000 to 80 000 leaves per bale and is noted as the spiciest and most aromatic in the world. Chesterfield buyers operate across Turkish and Greek markets including Kanthi Cavalla Smyrna and Samsoun. Blending aromatic Turkish with mild home-grown tobaccos provides a milder cigarette with longer lasting flavor.
The War Department proposes eliminating one of the army’s oldest logistics elements the pack train. Port Ringgold Port Clark and Port Fhiacines provide the current trains with Fort Bliss and Fort Sam Houston as hubs. The Seventh pack train is reassigned to supply a company in the Grind Ganyan of Art cond. Glyliians and other pack crews will shift to new quartermaster duties as the pack train is downsized by adopting a new pack saddle not requiring old timer expertise.
Feb 27 report from New York on Mrs. William Gould's damage suit. She testifies under cross examination in Supreme Court about a conspiracy allegedly involving a detective agency head and a figure called Prince Mike. The accused claim the pair hired Mike to influence evidence for a divorce case.
New York February Beles reports weekly power output at Hu. Rdican Eleutrin Gagti shows a five percent rise over the prior period. Output reached 1,728%93,000 kilowatt hours, compared to 1,760,352 1000 kilowatt hours the previous week. The week ending February 18 also shows a percentage gain.
Local report notes a black widow with a coal black body and a single red abdomen spot, about an inch wide, seen near several glass panes. No injuries reported. Police advised caution around the area as observers described the spider as notably striking.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with no clear people, places, or events. The readable portions mention a cough and a product or remedy but lack coherent facts, names, dates, or organizations to anchor a news summary.
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