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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1937
Page
12
A study of coeds at Uta University shows shifting career goals away from homemaking. Of 453 respondents, 107 aim for stenography or secretarial work, 103 for homemaking, 103 pursue arts, 79 study medicine, with small numbers in teaching journalism law trades and engineering.
Dallas Jan 11 health officers police and emergency crews warn that turning gas up high with all doors and windows closed risks deadly oxygen deprivation in homes. They urge opening a window or door slightly to ventilate and prevent poisoning.
Two gin Antatians were hospitalized after falls on icy sidewalks during the city cold spell. Miss Ethel Barnes of North Center alreel suffered a broken foot and Mrs Shirley Diane of 1893 North Palmetto street sustained a broken wrist and arm in separate Sunday incidents.
An advertisement urges relief from lingering coughs and bronchial irritation with Creomulsion. It promises targeted action to loosen and expel germs, notes a pharmacist guarantee, and offers a refund if not satisfied after the first bottle.
A vintage ad-style testimonial notes nervousness headaches and digestive irregularities. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription to stimulate appetite and aid digestion. The letter from Monon Texas claims relief and cites prices for pills and liquid variant.
Private funeral services will be held tomorrow for Robert E. McAdoo son of U S Senator William Gibbs McAdoo of California. He died after a long illness from pneumonia at his home in New York City age 32. He served in the navy and was in Air Force training during World War I. He attended Princeton and the Babson Institute before entering banking and insurance.
The National Grange and the National Cooperative Council urged a Senate vote with open hearings on reciprocal trade agreements with foreign nations. They argued industry has out-bargained agriculture and foreign farm products flood the U S market while American industrial goods seek new markets abroad.
The ItN advisory committee on aeronautics said the airplane will become crucial for American commercial relations with South America and the Far East. It warned that other nations are rapidly expanding their research facilities. The committee urged gradual expansion of its own research staff to keep America from falling behind.
A complaint charges Alvia Brown with assault to murder Melvin Mickey in Schulen berg Was filed by City Detective FBP Littlepage before Justice Bar Corrigan's court Monday. The document states the woman shot Mickey in the leg Saturday at S48 North Marys Street.
New York reports Dr. L A Chambers of the University of Pennsylvania claims seven hours of sound treatment ages whisky like four years and makes milk digestible. He describes 1200 to 2000 vibrations per second producing measurable effects in liquids and mentions potential pasteurization via musical methods.
A Gibraltar dispatch dated January 11 states between 2000 and 5000 Japanese volunteers are to arrive this week at Cadiz and Jerez to join 30,000 Italians for a final offensive against Madrid. The report, carried by a British traveler, cites insurgent alignment with Franco.
New York M a g notes Andree Emery of the New York City League of Women Voters calls for a federation of a powerful consumer agency. Notre Dame physicist Dr Arthur Haas disputes expansion of the universe. Jerry Mills and Nelson Kady discuss stage and screen fame. Hollywood gossip quotes Prince Nicolas and a Russian nobleman on cafe culture.
Students from 35 law enforcement agencies nationwide gathered in Washington for the opening of the Department of Justice national police school. It marks the fourth Federal Bureau of Investigation school to be held here for a two week session.
Baltimore dispatch notes Mrs Wally Simpson fading from front pages as Chic editor Mary Spotswood reports Baltimore girls now seen as vastly desirable. She cites public fascination with Mrs Simpson and her romance, saying the city’s status rises in gossip circles and editorials.
Passenger Fred Jordan of 118 Carley Street was hospitalized at Robert B Green with injuries from a Sunday collision between a taxi and another vehicle. Police named cab driver L J Guinsinger of 39 4 Kanzes Street and operator William Kirk of 123 Nelgade Street as the other car’s driver. Miss Emyna Pardell of 141 East Fenstan Street received first aid.
The Justin of the Peace Raymond Gerhardt s court charged Gomez of Bal Bouth Trio street and Elias Moran of 714 South Frio street with theft over 50 dollars. The complaint alleges the theft of 100 phonograph records Sunday from W. P. Revish at 127 South Morne street.
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