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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1928
Page
11
B C Forbes reports Charles Schwab’s New York luncheon stressing friendship’s worth over wealth. He warns that busy careers erode ties, urging persistence in forming deep, lasting connections. Schwab’s example shows friendship fosters opportunity and humanity beyond money.
Mrs Al Smith shows improvement after an operation performed at a New York hospital. Doctors report her condition as stabilizing and expect further recovery with continued care.
New York Presbyterians plan a mixed use complex at Park West featuring a residence block, a second auditorium church building, and associated parish facilities. Groundbreaking anticipated with construction to follow the present project scope.
The passage recalls cadet life in the Army Air Service training, with frequent washouts and transfers across the United States. It notes the demanding year of vigil training, a small graduation rate, and the dangers and discipline of early aviation as cadets endure transitions from Jennies to faster aircraft and the push toward earning wings.
The excerpt shows Col. Charles A. Lindbergh recounting an anxious moment as a landing attempt nears. After a tense wait, he regains courage and undertakes a rapid approach, described as more necessary than earlier tries. (To Be Continued). Copsings 4927, By Cherles A. Landers.
A crashed aircraft from England to Australia occurred this morning on ISLAND East Dutch Indies. Passengers include Gapt W. O. Lancaster and Drs. Miller, with Miller sustaining facial injuries and minor nose damage to Cerptain Tapenster. Aircraft is badly damaged and badly damaged nose area.
In New York on January 16 Reverend Cornelis Weelkin, pastor of the Park Avenue Baptist club, was lauded by President Faunce of Brown University as a saintly figure. Faunce recalled Weelkin's ascent from a sign painter to a respected religious leader, noting his steadfast guidance toward the Kingdom of Heaven.
Edward George, a 70 year old former trombone player and boyhood playmate of Secretary Nellogs, has been admitted to the Massachusetts bar as he prepares to practice law in four states. He previously began his legal career in Michigan and Minnesota after training in Maine.
New York January 1 Vanderbilt 24 and his bride set sail for two months to fish in the Caribbean aboard a yacht outfitted in Miami. The couple plans a quiet voyage amid tropical waters and coastal stops, promising a briefer break before returning to public life.
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