Cuba Readsied to Recognize New Cuban Government
Washington reports the United States prepared to recognize the government of President Carlos Mendieta, ending six months of turmoil. In Havana crowds hailed the move as students protested a decree to dissolve the Cuban Medical Federation and close hospitals. Mexico and Colombia led recognitions, with Chile authorized to follow. envoys awaited final replies as negotiations continued.
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Captain Gets Leave From Twenty third Infantry
Captain Austin Triplett of the Twenty third Infantry is granted a two month leave of absence effective January 22. The notice appears in a light want ad style column urging readers to read and use light want ads for quick results.
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Optimists to Meet at St Anthony Hotel
Optimists Club members of San Antonio will meet Wednesday at noon in the St Anthony hotel. Lews A Thein a St Marys university professor will discuss The Electron in the program.
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St. Mary's University
Schreiner Institute Band to Play Concerts in Kerrville
Kerrville, Jan 23 The Schreiner Institute band of 50 pieces under director Erwin Ernst will give concerts every other Sunday afternoon in Kerrville this spring.
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Schreiner Institute
Erwin Ernst
Postoffice to Accept Gold Coins and Certificates
Citizens upset as banks refuse gold coins and certificates. Post office windows will accept gold and certificates for postage and services under an order from Washington. The directive allows government agencies but warns banks not to accept Ford as payment.
Open Forum AI Letters to Editor Destined for Public Action
Open Forum letters to the editor arrive signed but with names omitted in print. A reader from The Light praises wartime photo features and notes war is chaos, heroes dead and the living forgotten.
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Sunday Light
Flanders
United States
I. T. Hunter
Fire fatal to two men in junk shop blaze
Two unidentified men were burned to death when a junk shop home ignited early today in Chicago. A third man leaped from a third story window to escape the flames and saved himself. A Light Classified ad invites readers to find work at Broadway and Fifth Street with Jane Noble offering half-rate jobs.
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