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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1932
Page
3
Police blotter notes extensive burglar activity but modest losses. Harry Tyrash at 210 Indianola st chased intruder who entered with a flashlight and gun. intruder escaped after injuring Tyrash’s wife on the porch.杜
In Coffeyville Kansas PF B Bun Hanlon, a local attorney, was acquitted on murder conspiracy charges tied to the January 4 1931 death of Mrs Maude Martin. The verdict came Sunday morning after Faulon's second trial heard testimony in the case.
Neat fragment hints at a sentence about a fiscal or arithmetic slip and a listed organization, with partial names and phrases. The readable portion mentions an event or action linked to ARLRICE and a vague assessment of a slump or error in the record.
Fragmentary text advertises a pain remedy for women with unclear terms. It mentions quick relief, soothing nerves, and relaxation. References a liquid product and general dosage guidance, but key ingredients and brand are missing.
The Clara C Parcoast feature spotlights the Matlonsl Junior college press with a St Mary's hall reprint and an interview with headmistress Miss Ruth Coit. Mary Aubrey Keating contributes art features while social events unfold around Bright Shawl scenes, engagements, weddings, and numerous tea and bridge gatherings hosted by San Antonians.
Police sought relatives of J. W. Ward or J. W. Warwick who died from gunshot wounds during a tank holdup in Picayune Louisiana last week. Sheriff H. T. Russ relayed the appeal to Helice Oren Kilday.
A rush of night misfortune struck a Grayburg filling station as a thief escaped with cash from the register and several valuables. Meador reported $175 missing along with a radio valued at $48, two watches totaling $18, and $325 in gold or money from his residence. The incident occurred Monday morning, and E Cardenas reported other losses at 710 Vera Cruz Street.
Winners of the children’s play tournament will represent Lindbergh Park at a state event this fall. Maren T and Will will participate, per Miss Mary Wilson city supervisor of recreation.
A secret air design built at Glenn L. Martin for the U S Army, cost over 200000, delayed two weeks. The twin engine bomber with 1200 horsepower, capable of 180 mph, was flown from Marlin to Aberdeen and then to Dayton for Army testing with a crew of four pilots and two gunners.
In Washington on February, the labor department reported January figures show four aliens leaving the United States for every one admitted. January grants approved totaled 2220 with 0550 aliens admitted permanently. Last year January admitted 5091 and 4397 left. Deportations for the month reached 1587, marking twelve months of the fiscal year with a net loss.
The United Action for Unemployed reports 107,507 jobless placed since the movement began. Over 500 communities joined the drive to put unemployed people to work as part of the campaign.
Montiay Senate resumes consideration of restraining injunctions in labor disputes with vote near. Interstate commerce committee resumes hearings on a bill to permit price fixing. Judiciary committee weighs nominations. House considers miscellaneous bills. Approves conference report on the Lame-Dock constitutional amendment. Ways and Means studies tax increases. Agriculture committee hears cotton trade on short selling.
Miss Frances Mayes of Washington DC UT student is recovering from injuries after she fell from a runaway horse. Her father was the late Col J J Mayes.
In Houston a city employee George Thompson, 25, was shot and killed by a man posing as a detective amid a garbage workers dispute. A second bystander, 16, was struck during the riot like incident as crews resumed trash collection.
AUSTIN Feb yesterday the sales manager of Gulf Refining company and president of Misolithic company of Texas shot himself in his life office in the Gulf building. Justice Ray returned a verdict of death by his own action after an inquest. He had been in poor health.
A patient with stomach related illness and persistent cough seeks relief through Dr. Pierce's Discovery. Reported by GLU Rider in 1832, the testimonial claims permanent relief after trials at Vieree's Clinic Buffalo New York and mentions Oklahoma wells in support of the product.
The federal grand jury will convene Monday March 4 with a large share of cases focused on prohibition violations. The announcement came Monday as officials scheduled the sessions starting that day.
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