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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1928
Page
4
A thwarted extortion attempt involved two youths and a letter promising violence. Albert tones aided authorities after a letter requesting money and threatening harm was mailed. surveillance continued after a postal delivery near a storefront window.
A report details risks to infants in households and emphasizes safe sleeping practices and proper dosing of medications to prevent accidental harm. Health officials urge caregivers to follow guidelines and seek guidance when unsure about infant care.
An advertisement claims a free trial of Dr Elder's prescription to help infertile couples conceive, featuring a testimonial from A G Smith of Kentucky Street. It invites couples to write for the prescription and his instruction book, with a coupon included.
In the day’s afternoon hours the youth was arrested after going for his mail. A signed confession reportedly states he planned to confront his daughter’s attorney if the money was not mailed.
In Flint Michigan a suspect tied to the kidnapping and murder of Dorothy Hyed is held after a dramatic arrest in Mt Morris. Police report the suspect matches the killer’s description and his home wardrobe includes clothing worn by the victim’s assailant. Several other arrests have been made and released as investigators press for more evidence.
International News Service reports a first successful television demonstration at General Electric labs. A realit future within five years may connect people by sight as voice and radio have linked farthest places. In a darkened room observers viewed a miniature broadcast of a Tallin announcer.
San Antonio plans a vision and hearing screening for thirty thousand public school children this year. School nurses will administer audiometers and other instruments. The program, announced by head nurse Mrs. Eloween Me, marks the first time such screenings are offered in the public schools.
An unstable man wounded officers after seizing a revolver in Chicago. The chaotic incident involved multiple shots and led to serious injuries. Police investigations continue as authorities pursue suspects and secure the scene.
The body of contractor T. Truman, reportedly slain, was discovered today under a wood pile in Springfield. Police report the victim was murdered and had been tied to prior work as a contractor.
A dense fog at Brooks Field forced seven basic class student fliers to ditch their aircraft. Cadet Pierce overshot Yeurel field and wrecked his DH Avlland, suffering a nose injury. six others landed safely at nearby fields including North Short, Helly Field, Vance Field, and areas eight miles north of San Antonio.
A world craft contest in Salina awarded top prizes for necktie designs. The jury evaluated about 7000 entries submitted from various designers. The first prize went to a Russian artist for a gold thread motif valued at 20 000 lire. A French team and an Austrian designer won subsequent awards, with diverse stylistic influences noted.
A 1928 San Antonio Auto Trades Association event plans a record showing of ten models at one time. Dealers forecast a largest ever exhibit with cars of all classes and prices, open and closed models, plus new features and gifts for visitors. Dates to be set soon and extensive demonstrations expected to draw thousands, including out-of-town guests.
Miss Ida Reynolds, Bevar County home demonstration agent, will lead linen demonstrations and lectures on linen history next week. She will address the Della Donna, Mackey, Bern, and Buena Vista clubs, outline the year’s work, and discuss living room improvements at Mrs. T. Fred Tying’s home. She will also show braided rug making and attend a precinct PTA meeting in Helotes.
Bombing planes of the Advancer Flying School return from bombardment training at Fort Crockett to Kelly Field. Under First Lieutenant J W Monahan the bombardment unit has conducted high altitude bombing practice in the Gulf near Galveston since Monday.
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