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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1932

Page

7

Bombs Found on Train in Calcutta Amid Non-Violence Tension

Five bombs were found on a train at Calcutta today but were discovered before causing harm. The incident appears to test Gandhi’s non-violence principle as Nationalists face British authorities. London reports an attempted attack on Viceroy Willingdon, with no official confirmation from the India Office.

Wy Ibn Calcutta Lawyars Gandhi Jeondon Ford Willingdon India Office Alswase

Miss Poland of 1928 Charged With Assaulting Mate

Immigration officers weigh case involving Janina Smolinska a.k.a Miss Poland of 1928 who is charged with assaulting her husband Walter Gralowski wig manufacturer after a quarrel over her return to Balans. The incident followed her arrival in the United States for the 1928 Galveston beauty show.

Tos Adgelies Dan TI Aleader Janina Smoli Poland Selony Chaice Walter Gralowski United States Galveston Vesus Perm Charles BcCoy Grabowski Balan

Yates Elected Wool Group Head in San Angelo

Ira G. Yates, an elderly businessman and rancher, was chosen president of the Wool Growers Central Storage company in San Angelo. He succeeds J. A. Whitten, who became president after Hubert Massie’s death. Whitten also serves as chairman of the Yuaxag Livestock Sanitary Commission.

San Angelo Ira G. Yates Wool Growers' Central Storage Company Ile J. A. Whitten Hubert Massie Whitten Yuxag Livestock Sanitary Commission

Alice McCormick Film Actress Dies in Hollywood

Alice McCormick, noted film actress seen in Frankenstein of Notre Dame and Daily Life, died yesterday of pneumonia in Hollywood California. The obituary notes her prominence in early cinema and reflects the era’s colorful press style.

Alice M’cormick Dies Hollywood Calif Alice McCormick Aets Frankensti Dail

Man Plunges 22 Floors to Death in Chicago Hotel

John M. Olivietti climbed an outer fire escape to the twenty second floor of the La Salle hotel and leaped to his death after allegedly threatening detectives. Authorities said he entered the building from the fire escape and shouted a cryptic line before jumping.

Chicago la Salle John M. Olivietti Olivietti Gaudhyn

Queen to Exhibit Her Own Paintings in Amsterdam Auction

The Dutch queen Wilhelmina plans an exhibition of her own drawings to raise funds for distressed artists. Proceeds from the Amsterdam event will support the artist community, with items featured in a furniture display and home consultation ads.

London Jan Cissen Wilhelmina Holland Amsterdam

Reno Divorce Mill Sees Peak Activity After Holidays

Reno Nev court records show divorces filing surge since Christmas with an average of 120 suits daily. New Yorkers lead quarterly filings, with about 2 million dollars in cases across the US. Californians follow with 140 suits.

Reno Nev Jan

Labor Opposed to US Salary Cuts Sparks AFL Clash

The American Federation of Labor denounces reducing government salaries as a method to return prosperity. President William Green told the House committee that cutting wages cannot revive prosperity and vowed uncompromising opposition to the movement to reduce the purchasing power of workers.

American Federation of Labor William Green House

Yale freshmen suspended for campus disturbance in Turkeley avn

Six Yale freshmen from the class of 195? were suspended for taking part in a disturbance on Turkeley Avenue last month. Identity of the individuals was withheld. Further details or actions were not disclosed.

Yale Turkeley

Threat Is Related at Woman's Trial

In PLING Michigan a testimony tied the case to Miss Joy Morgan as a garage mechanic’s sweetheart with jealousy motives. A witness described threats of murder and the fatal shooting of Crivel amid rumors of his plans to leave the city and pursuit of another woman.

Pling Mich Deler Joy Morgan Dan Tashee

Mexican Students Begin U S University Tour

Three University of Mexico students prepare to travel through the United States to visit several American universities and colleges. They expect to meet with academic leaders and gain exposure to U S educational programs during the tour.

Mexico CMNY University of Mexico Eno Washington Jose Pagin Ulises Lapinage Sergio L. Vargas J. Reuben Clark

French General's Memory Honored in Paris Funeral

The French nation pays homage to General Gerald Pau, veteran of the War of 1870 and World War I, with a funeral at the Invalides. His burial, sought since January 2, honors a celebrated field commander whose body rests at a historic site once linked to Napoleon.

Paris Gerald Pau the Invalidey Uig Namelon

Weatherford Man Seeks Office Aimed at Fiscal Reform

Weatherford resident vows to run for Congress focusing on reducing governmental expenses, lowering taxes, and boosting farm prosperity. He says he will push for budget cuts and practical reforms to aid the farming sector and national economy.

Weatherford

Cruiser Leaves for Central America

The U S cruiser left today for a few weeks cruise along the Wharagoon and Honduran coasts amid continued reports of uprising in those countries. The vessel will base at Corks Turgy.

Central America Colon, Vania, Inc U. S Ster Feo Wonduran Mochester

King George Guarded From Flu Outbreak At Royal Residence

Precautions were taken to shield King George from a flu outbreak that spread through the royal residence infecting several servants. A separate item notes a school association planning a regular session at 8 pm Friday.

King George Sandrengitam England George

The New Pontiac Six Promises Economy and Comfort

The Pontiac Six offers economy without sacrificing comfort or performance. Featuring Syncro-Mesh transmission for easy shifting and a quiet second gear, it balances speed with low running costs. Interiors showcase rich upholstery and new clock-type instruments, presented as a strong General Motors value with optional G. M. A. C. terms.

Pontiac General Motors Fisher Craftsmen

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