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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1933
Page
3
A fragmentary description recalls a college scene with young men described as gay and lively. Memories mention a magazine, skits, blackouts, and a social gathering planned two nights earlier. The tone hints at a private soirée connected to people named Hoskovry and Walversity.
A farcical scene unfolds as a caller expects booths at Shadowland for a life party but is rebuffed as the venue is law abiding. The note then detours to a harrowing digression about a Harvard linked Indian scholar, claiming travels, degrees, and two books, amid a chaotic, fragmented narration.
A historical note describes Jin Yorade praising Swami Yreondida and discussing India's social ills. It mentions child marriages illiteracy and vows to aid reform. The piece cites Mahatma Committ and a debate over funds funded by Vadacats at five million dollars amid cash pressures.
Fragmented report describes a crucial pow wow among Western Leaguers in Kansas City. The piece references teams, figures, and tense moments as discussions unfold amid cautious anticipation about outcomes.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Germans tired of U8 music and younger generations, references to waltzes and a name that resembles Anat Henan. The text is severely garbled with unclear context and no definitive event or date discernible.
A chaotic account from Wolf Island Missouri dated January reports hunters led by Al N Wright facing lions in a fortified camp. The lions move about the enclosure as guests and hunters adjust to the dangerous safari atmosphere with tensions rising over safety and methods.
The Railways of Mexico set up an office in San Antonio with Mr Chenowela, a former Mexican city and New York official, as passenger representative. He says the vehicle will promote Mexico trips for groups and convents and will encourage side excursions into Mexico. This marks the first Mexican passenger representative in the South, amid growing American interest in Mexico tourist attractions and inbound fares.
Layman M Allardyer, who has served in mission fields in Mexico, will speak at the morning service at Weshwinster Presbyterian. The event opens a week of prayer and selfdenial for foreign missions. A women’s auxiliary program follows at 2 30 p.m. Monday at the church.
A county employee is set to wed again at the Christlriat office in the courthouse Friday noting a long history of marriages. The event will take place in the afternoon with a ceremony at the eater uve party. The groom is cited as Worthing and the bride is Margaret Howe Sainday.
The readable fragments discuss taxation and welfare issues, mentioning burdens on prosperity and benefits. It references a national or local debate on tax policy, wage concerns, and protection measures, with unclear attributions and multiple nonspecific names.
President elect Roosevelt plans quick action on war debts and trade by seeking stabilization of world money exchanges and reciprocal tariff pacts at the upcoming conference. He aims to engage Britain and other powers directly, with envoy talks planned for March while he relies on his team and himself to shape policy.
London reports a possible trip by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald to the United States to discuss war debt, prompted by Roosevelt-Hoover conference signals. Roosevelt would welcome a British delegation in March or soon after March, fueling political speculation. No official British announcement has been made.
A high official said that France will wait on Britain to begin talks first, noting Britain as the largest debtor nation. He indicated negotiations with France would be delicate under present economic strains and that the United States and England would shape the early bargaining.
Parole requested for A E Fin a man convicted of failing to support a child and jailed 30 days in Battyday court. Judge McGrory noted letters and promises of work from associates while urging timely release if the child is cared for, highlighting the aim of the law to end confinement.
Turmoil at Conroe oil fields as well fire eases, engineers report reduced flames due to water power restraints. Crews monitor craters and wiring amid efforts to contain lingering flare ups, with authorities noting improved safety and lower blaze intensity after initial bursts.
Hollywood gossip column notes Harry Rapf evaluates the London play Service as a modern world drama and sends a recommendation to MGM. It mentions author GL Anthony, Bonita Yume, plans for The Dancing Lady, and other industry moves, with numerous names and upcoming deals across Hollywood.
A garbled open forum piece rails at alleged fraud and political meddling, urging readers to use influence to curb graft and improve city services. It cites government orders and calls for reform, naming figures and parties while urging action to protect residents and ensure better governance.
Mrs A Grift of 120 Peach Street awoke to an intruder in her room. The man grabbed her, she resisted, and fled when she screamed for help. Police report theft of $4 from her trousers during the attempt. Investigation ongoing.
Washington January 21 The Gloss banking bill meets heavy opposition as Long and Lang lead filibuster tactics to block a vote. Oklahoma’s Thomas says he will use all power to prevent action while Glass defends the measure. Roosevelt’s stance on banking complicates mood for quick cloture as eight amendments loom. Opposition gathers around a contested banking clause amid one hour limit per senator.
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