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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1931
Page
4
The article from New York on January 10 discusses earth pulsations as the driving force behind mountain formation and crustal changes. It cites Mc Carnegie institution and Dr. Boss, linking pulsations to shifts in geology, astronomy, and the earth’s electrical charge.
Col. George G. Gatley, 62, chief of the 67th Field Artillery Brigade of the Rainbow Division in World War I, died at Letterman General Hospital in the Presidio after months as a patient. He is survived by his widow, daughter Miss Harding, and son-in-law Mr. Robert F. Mesh.
In Cerzany and Tan, pilots from Polish planes circled the city while Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and ministers were publicly received. Two pilots landed their aircraft and were arrested amid intense excitement and a tense standoff in Upper Silesia.
Vienna authorities today barred further showings of the American produced war drama All Quiet on the Western Front based on Erich Maria Remarque's novel. The restriction follows a prior ban by Germany's supreme board of censorship about six weeks earlier.
Washington January 10 report that major shipping lines, led by International Mercantile Marine, plan a major merger to create a unified global carrier. The move aims to streamline operations and bolster international commerce under a central authority, reflecting growing consolidation in the industry.
Los Angeles dispatch reports Kendall Emeren of New York blaming competitive postwar living for higher death rates among young women just entering the job market. He cites wartime strain and age related vulnerabilities as factors in rising fatalities from 1% to 25% higher than peers.
A Kerrville Rotary gathering discusses a lamb eating theme at a monthly meeting, with members cooperating on the campaign. The report notes activity around a "Fat More mh" initiative and references the local foundry context.
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