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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1932
Page
2
A U A plan to raise postal savings limits was outlined before a house subcommittee chaired by Rep Ceier. The aim is to boost thrift by increasing the saving account cap from 2 to 5 dollars, and related measures. Fareley is slated to speak, with F Eakeles, superintendent, among the listed speakers for February 9 in Los Angeles.
Five days remain to pay poll taxes and purchase automobile licenses in S A. Maury Maverick, tax collector, reports totals as of Monday night: 30 071 polls and 8 805 licenses issued. Five sub stations will stay open through Saturday to issue remaining licenses, while temporary exemption certificates may let young people vote if they reach age 21.
A former policeman Leanne Little 21 of Fredericksburg faces five complaints in gun robberies. The alleged robberies center on Norton and A A Breuer groceries and payments totaling 75 dollars. Co-defendant Otley linked to the crimes. Norow manager of Tis Stand reportedly involved. Bond set at 100 dollars each.
Senator C. C. Dill of Washington, Tennessee charges the relief bill may lead to government ownership of railroads. He says the moratorium on farm aid and the farm relief bill would sink the government deeper into the railroad business, risking a lasting stake.
New York January 26. Mary Warburton a wealthy society figure faced a divorce suit brought by Betts Hess wife of a prominent camelian. Hess seeks 3250,000 and accuses Warburton of infidelity and improper conduct. Warburton and Miss Warburton Roberts deny the allegations and claim no impropriety.
A terse note urges readers to seek fast money through trusted Juignt-Classified ads. It highlights reliability and speed, implying financial help or loans available via the listed classifieds service.
At police headquarters Chief Quen ay and investigator H. B. Tate arrested two young brothers who confessed to stealing cigars and cigarettes from the Green Haven store on Ronholm near Marat Commerce Street. They admitted breaking into the shop as officers questioned other suspects. changes were discussed at headquarters with the Fire and Police Commissioner Mil Wright present.
Nonsensical OCR text fragment lists places such as Amarillo Dallas and Buffalo, with scattered names and weather terms. The readable content suggests a chaotic page segment covering locations, dates, temperatures, and multiple proper nouns, but no coherent event.
A 13 month old infant MM Lition Moore is the focus of a medical debate on whether to operate to expand the skull and allow brain growth. Four surgeons consulted could not agree, and the operation would have to show enough brain matter to be worthwhile. The case is presented amid distress and questions about the mother Mrs Moore and her husband who left home a year ago.
Antonio was elected president of the Southwestern Shoe Travelers association at its annual meeting yesterday. They met in conjunction with the joint aero of the Texas and Oklahoma Shoe Retailers. Other officers selected were B. H. Lo Hunter of Dallas, vice president, W. N. Mitchell of San Antonio, secretary treasurer and members of Dallas as the executive committee.
Oklahoma City Jan 26 A new front for utilities rate reform was predicted by Paul Walker chairman of the corporation commission He aims to expose earnings of public service corporations and open to inquiry the books of holding companies to fix equitable gas and other rates while decrying earnings being channeled to foreign corporations beyond the commission’s reach
A federal petition for bankruptcy was filed against a Floresville man. The file lists debts of $608.61 to G Walker Kohn Weil and Simon $29.15 to the Central Shoe Co and $100 to an unnamed creditor. The total debt amounts to about $1 200 against the First National Bank of Floresville.
President Hoover plans to urge Congress to pass legislation requiring government departments to buy American made products. The proposal aims to ensure preference for U.S. manufactured materials over foreign made goods in federal purchases.
Harold Lloyd Jr. celebrated his first birthday as a newborn in early months, noted as among husky yearlings. The report records his weight at birth and early development details with limited legible data.
Benny ik Persiun of Providence and Veery Leeus Smith of Dolywood reported a highway wreck. A lost black and tan wire terrier was found after a collision eight miles from Femborlakshirg. Deputy Murgrave delivered the dog to Fors, who will notify if it is claimed.
An omnibus bill textelizing wine and beer and removing restrictions on physicians prescribing opiates has been introduced by Representative Hirw Jain SM. Golder of Lenarbana. The measure was sponsored by the Tongue for the Mortification of the Volsical act.
Washington lawmakers consider limits on futures trading amid rising speculation. Bernard J. To threll of Hisgon reports on the chanse agriewiore canner today, detailing proposed measures and potential effects on markets.
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