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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1932
Page
1
A fragmented column names Hoover Mussolini Laval Gandhi and others in a discussion on America's tariff policy and world affairs. It highlights a push for a worldwide tariff framework, capital taxes, and political figures shaping economic debate, amid mentions of silk from seaweed and shifting global leadership.
A severe rainstorm dumped up to an inch in some districts and caused widespread flooding. Water rose on North Medina Avenue and flooded streets, delaying traffic as cars were stranded and drivers sought higher ground. Weather warnings and guard posts were set, with authorities reporting damage along San Pedro Creek and around McCollough and Mogislia.
The forecast lists a week with mixed conditions and cooling highs. Expect northerly winds and temperatures around forty four degrees with freezing in some portions. Stage two notes additional weather advisories and possible rain or snow at times.
The bridge match heads toward a finish as Ridney Eng must overcome a 1A deficit to best Biv Culbertson this Tuesday. Lenz and partner Winfield Liggett Jr. staged a late comeback Monday night to total 1885 points. Culbertson faced trouble on doubles during the session, with complete Monday night accounts appearing on the pages.
Weather bulletin predicts frost across suburban districts as a cold wave moves in. Nighttime lows near avard degrees and Wednesday warms to around 62 degrees in parts. Northwest regions stay chilly with unsettled skies while West Texas remains partly cloudy and colder.
Secretary Adams spoke for himself and the navy department in backing a ten year program that would align with London treaty limits. Testifying before the House Naval Committee, Adams argued the navy should meet the requirements of the Saorudlon treaty and move forward with the plan.
Clipped readable lines show Stillman greeting his ex wife at 600 Fork Avenue in New York as her new husband visits. The scene mentions Potter Stillman McCormick and an unidentified second spouse amid a divorce context with unclear details and minimal action described.
Einstein and Fran ny relocate to a suite in the An thenaeum on De CalTeeh centniday nxwit predicted. Dr Einstein also fank ver the name offior in the Norman Virulpe lalineulars nf physion which Le oe copied a year ago. This pity hin Sloac to Dig tele, De. Mont Epstein, quoter of the great Ibencetical phy sicista of the institute.
Swanson and Reymer confessed at the Gallipolis area facility that a deadly arson killed seven children and one adult. They described a planned blaze in a cabin west of town, while the only survivor, a 12 year old boy, fled. They face Lancaster sentencing for involuntary homicide. two other accomplices were to be returned for further prosecution.
Detroit officials warn a shortfall threatens 1.5 million in payroll due mid February. Controller G Hall Roosevelt said funds are insufficient to meet the payment, risking payroll for city employees on payday. The city seeks options to cover the shortage.
A fragment states Mrs Eileen Meaper waited three days for her husband Chomes to contact the spirit world. A noir note found beside her daily kitchen, detailing a message and intent. The readable text is garbled but implies a suicide linked to mourning and spiritual communication.
New York museum officials temporarily recall all expeditions for the American Museum of Natural History. The action affects planned explorations in 1932 and pauses ongoing field work pending further notice.
A fragmented report outlines testimony on foreign private debt since World War I. Nations face choices between private and public liabilities as experts and officials weigh the implications of private debt versus public loans amid international finance concerns.
The Japanese government formally declines to apologize for the attack on American Consul Culver Chamberlain. Reports say Japan will investigate the incident, with officials noting no apology given. U.S. officials convey cautious response as diplomatic ties are discussed.
A mother of two slain men expressed relief when told by authorities that her sons Harry and Tequings Young had died by suicide during an investigation at Movostun Mes Young, previously said to have caused trouble, wept as officers described their deaths and the inquiry into their alleged activities.
United States Attorney George Z. Aledohe said the corruption practices act was cited in the filing of the Democratic national committee annual report for 1936 signed by James W Gore as treasurer. Three year limit had expired, and Rosensblum confirmed the report lacked proper places.
Four rioters were killed and ten wounded during a workers demonstration in Barcelona. clashes spread to nearby Valencia with additional casualties and injuries among guards and bystanders as authorities dispersed crowds across the region.
Weather bulletin reports heavy rains across northwestern Mississippi Arkansas and western Louisiana and eastern Texas prompting flood warnings for the Dravos Trivite and Nebea rivers in areas along the warning circuits in West.
Final Finland referendum results show 70.45 percent in favor of repealing prohibition, with 18 percent supporting retention and 12.5 percent for other options. Data reflect sales distribution across wine and spirits categories and indicate strong movement toward changing alcohol policy.
A bill was introduced to consolidate the army and navy into a single national defense department. The measure aims to streamline military command and oversight in a formal reorganization effort.
Missouri brothers Jennings and Harry Young resisted arrest in a Houston east end house. Police surrounded the property after a tip led them to the scene. Fire and gas were used as officers entered. Jennings lay dead with two pistols, and Harry died shortly after at a hospital. The incident ended with the brothers trapped inside, a high tension standoff, and a continuing police inquiry.
Listing reads like a damaged real estate notice with mixed gibberish and scattered figures. It mentions occupancy readiness, monthly rents around 12 to 23 dollars, various locations including Montana and a Rose area, and a tentative move in date or auction-like timing. The text is garbled and references a date of Thursday June 14 with scattered street names and a prospective tenant note.
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