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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1932
Page
12
Catholic attorneys in the capital announce that more than 35000 injunction applications have been filed in six district courts by Catholic laymen opposing the new clergy registration law. These suit filings add to cases brought by priests who refused to register and were forced to abandon pulpits.
A period of discomfort is described as a monthly challenge for a dancer’s professional engagements. The text promotes Midol as a modern remedy to ease menstrual pain, suggesting it allows uninterrupted performances and claims it is harmless like a general aspirin tablet.
For twenty years soothing cooling ZEMO has relieved itching skin and cleared pimples rashes and blemites. The antiseptic lotion promises clean healthy skin and is sold in 35 cents, 60 cents and 1 dollar sizes.
An advertisement touts a cheap remedy for rheumatism claiming to remove ice acid from joints and tissues. It promotes a $0.05 bottle of Allenia from Sommers drug stores, promising relief of rheumatic pain in hours with a money back guarantee and cautioning against drug side effects.
The American delegation heads to Geneva for the world disarmament conference as nations strive to voluntarily reduce arms. French minister Andre Tardieu leads the French group, while Premier Pierre Laval may not attend. Finland signals alignment with labor demands, urging positive results for complete disarmament, and Spain backs a broad disarmament stance.
DEL RO Texas Jan 18—Special state rangers Capt W L Parle Sanderson officer and Sheriff Lee Cook of Trevel county raided an outdoor arena near Sheffield Pecos county. The raid ended with the arrest of 109 men and seizure of about seven pallets of liquor.
LABANA IU Jan 18 Mayor Reginald Tierman issued a proclamation urging AI banks and business houses in Urbana to close for the remainder of the week amid unsettled conditions after the closing of two banks in Champaign Urban’s Ewin city. Only drug stores newspapers food stores and public service establishments will stay open.
Announcement from the Willys Overland factory in Toledo Ohio states all 1932 models drop by $100 making them the lowest priced eight cylinder cars in the market. Murray Motor Sales, Broadway at Ninth, is distributor. Front line notes say the same discount applies to Willys Knight models.
Four teenaged Japanese reactionaries attacked the British embassy in Tokyo in protest of Mahatma Gandhi's imprisonment in India. No group claimed responsibility for breaking windows or hurling objects, while an interview with the British ambassador noted the unrest.
A British Communist was sentenced to three years in prison for alleged seduction of caldins and defection from allegiance to His Majesty. The court condemned the actions as a threat to state loyalty. The Daily Worker editor Frank Priestly, publisher, was referenced in the proceedings.
Clerics call for Manation Camiti release amid international pressure. Sources note involvement of ministers and leaders from England and other nations in urging authorities to act. unclear details describe petition and public appeal across religious groups.
Albany report states legislators vote to extend inquiry into the city scandal amid ongoing political tensions. Officials indicate no halt to investigations as lawmakers press for clarity on recent allegations and municipal conduct.
Theodore Roosevelt returned to Washington to pursue the renewal of the Philippines governor position, approved by the general assembly in record time.
Four Worth region’s Judge Williams announces candidacy for congressman at large under Democratic Party review. A former Tri County county judge and longtime attorney, he led Tarrant County Bar Association and served as county attorney. He also chaired the Methodist laymen group and joins Texas bi centennial celebration commission.
Mail and passenger data from San Antonio indicate the potential of air transport. George Johnson of American Air lines cites 490 passengers and 27 861 pounds of mail produced locally. Mail shipments reached 52 830 letters with daily averages suggesting growing air service demand.
A reader condemns grape brick sales as illegal while questioning why government loans to industries are allowed. The letter critiques Hoover’s unemployment actions and urges Congress to expedite veteran debt payments. The writer mentions societal costs and ends with a remark about fashion norms.
The piece recalls days when gentlemen took off hats and bowed as a customary gesture, noting how propriety and courtesy were practiced in social etiquette. It reflects on a bygone ritual of respectful greeting and formality among men.
The San Antonio retail Druggists association plans a 6:00 p.m. banquet at the Madernique ball room in the Gunter hotel. Louis Charles Brenner of Gonzales will be honored as the guest of the evening, with George Keene chairing the entertainment committee.
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