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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1932
Page
9
The administration pushes a vitamin aid package as a Senate vote nears on the reconstruction corporation measure. A House committee approves the proposal, with a House vote anticipated soon. A federal home loan system and rehabilitation program are also under discussion, led by a bipartisan Senate committee chaired by Senator Watson.
San Antonio livestock market notes prices for cattle and sheep with varied grades and lots. Reports include top weights and weekly receipts, with 641 pound cattle and 200 pound stockers cited among fluctuating bids. Trade shows strength in fat lambs and mixed yearling offers, while overall market tone remains uneven but firmer in some categories.
A long unreadable notice lists numerous individuals in what appears to be intentions to marry and related vital statistics. Fragmentary names include Marcelina Garcia Tarenta Sartor, Garman, Jones, Cealae, Reed, Maliine, Kruno, Corrales, and many others with addresses and partial identifiers. The garbled text suggests a public notice of couples or prospective marriages with scattered street references and personal details.
A fragmented OCR item notes a dramatic life portrayal involving Goldberg and Thai, hinting at professional prospects and personal journeys. Details are sparse but imply a feature on career and identity within a sports or entertainment context.
Frank Wallingford, pioneer hotel man of Gonzales, was fatally wounded in a holdup near 1 mile south of there. He told police the bandit became frightened and apparently pulled the trigger intentionally. The attacker fled. Wallingford died at Salinas Valley hospital.
K P Warren 48 president of the San Antonin Marble and Granite company was found dead in a tank at his Savernia Summer Cottage Friday afternoon an inquest found. Warren a native of England had lived in Texas many years. Survived by widow Sue McClain Waren two daughters Mrs Thaman Greer and Miss Warrens Asisinr, a brother A 10 Ware Thieme and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were set for Saturday afternoon.
An unclear Escanaba report notes a visitor named Arthur Staré fenpd who spoke of a Christmas trip and was seen at home yesterday. A wire incident is described as HTT ASSIrHed while the scene involved.
Grain values fluctuated as markets opened with mixed signals in Chicago. Early futures showed corn and wheat strength while maize and wheat faced pressure. United States futures indicated uncertain directions with potential July adjustments.
Fragmented OCR notes show a London money and metals section with references to silver, port rates, three month figures, and vague currency terms. The text lists prices and names in garbled form, including a Teetzke reference and several illegible fragments.
In Austin the Texas Federation of Women’s Healths plans for the cornerstone ceremony of the Heweinte bedaquatress building are completed. Pat MM. Nett and Mix fF. Lindsay at Mount Mens will preside. Gouverneur terling will allowl the federation to proceed.
Community notices describe Mrs Tetbrrt Henne hosting a birthday party on Matin avenue for daughter Jeanne Lene with sixteen guests, games, and a theater outing. Separate events include Evangeline Hiwatt hosting a pebble party for friends at 909 Lias street, and the Shakesy club planning its Twelfth Night event at 724 Baltimore avenue with Bridgemin.
Report describes cyclists searching the Alcazar river region for a drowned man seen drifting from the gulf to the river system. Fragments mention the Brazos and Hornare rivers and a period of days with river currents. Authorities and local observers coordinate the search as weather and river conditions hinder recovery efforts.
Washington crowd pushes beer measures to help Ute firmer Kiely employment and industrial revenue. Legislative figures Willian FB, Wally Ruputtieni, Jim Kingham, and Senator Dulkley cited. Prohibition foes back 275 percent brew support in hearings before the Republican council head.
A hospital patient sustained a leg fracture while turning over in bed, according to hospital authorities. The incident occurred during a busy period as medical staff reported the patient’s serious condition but did not provide additional details.
A deserted residence was broken into while a family was away. Deputies investigated after a disturbance noted by the sheriff’s office. Authorities reported missing items with no clear leads or suspects at this time.
In Detroit Tan 1, Macklady shot and killed his wife Anna, 42, and Tames Breen when he found them together in a friend's home. A short distance away, the slain pair lay after the attack, with authorities pursuing leads as the case unfolds.
The Ithas Thetis wife of Tf. 1. Cady of 325 Akiso Street, committed suicide by poison Friday night. Coroner's verdict returned by Jba Fico of the Penco Tol Sion. A short time later he found her in the parked automobile in front of the house in good morals.
A national bank in Vienna ordered local banks to declare a moratorium on further payments to foreign creditors under the standstill agreement of September 1030. The pact allows short term credits to be repaid in instalments over a three year period, easing repayment pressures.
A terse report notes Britain expresses reservations toward a Chinese proposal amid postwar tensions. Officials emphasize sovereignty and noninterference while discussing implications for extraterritorial rights and international cooperation.
In Santiago police seized several bombs after a house raid following reports of antijelien activities. Several persons were arrested as authorities described discovering enough explosive material to cause danger. The incident underscores heightened security measures in the capital.
Prices held firm in a fluctuating market with sawtooth gains for staples. The report lists varied figures for fruits, vegetables, dairy, and poultry, noting steady overall levels despite frequent small shifts and widespread price tags across multiple farm goods and groceries.
The market report covers cotton trading activity in New York and Fort Worth with futures, spot prices, and brokerage notes. It notes fluctuations in textile commodities, seller activity near the end of a session, and references to related grains and potatoes markets along with regional price observations.
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