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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1932
Page
13
The piece surveys a radio studio archive of rare noises used for air entertainment. It highlights technicians like Joe Tutner and Luther as they craft sound effects from winds to steam whistles, engines, and concerts, with patrons and local figures reacting to a diverse sonic showcase.
An all day event at a farm featured demonstrations on pruning grafting and budding of fruit by A and M experts and UMC college staff. Attendees included Miss Residils Yvonnie Thompson and local officials, with guests from multiple nearby communities.
A Three Rivers man is charged with the murder of Virginia Diurliner 81 of Three Stir re. He appeared before Justice John Te Shook and was remanded to Bexar county jail. Police say he struck the woman with an ix Laidley and shouted threats during an alleged pushing incident. Shenavilea was arrested by Sheriff W A Smith of Live Oak county and brought there Sunday night.
A quartet directed by Rev Jesse Zelringlom from Trayuiat temple and backed by Texas State Teachers College at Bnd Marcos will present a sermon gorge at the Baptist Temple on Wednesday night. Five sung sections titled Longing Thayen Meering Fa ibe The G af Medien will be performed, beginning at seven.
An inattentive fragment describes a Mexican businessmen meeting with an entertainment program, a dinner at an undefined venue, and references to a “Indien niet” phrase. The readable text provides few concrete names, places, or dates, leaving the core event as a generic association gathering with a program outline.
A damaged OCR fragment from LOSDON dated January 27 reflects confusion over American influence in Europe. It mentions war, mood, fear, debt notices, and a fear of being blamed, with references to Will Rogers and armament. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
Three Pearsall men were jailed after being held on bonds set at 1500 dollars each. They were kept at Pearsall due to local tensions following a killing. Deputies report strong opposition among factions aligned with Applewhite and Wolts, with political passions running high in the area as the men await further action.
A fragment describes a San Antonio shopper envisioning a spring wardrobe upgrade with a three piece suit and multiple outfits. It highlights Parisian dressmakers expanding options and the trend of versatile ensembles for wearers seeking style.
Fragmentary notes show Wy Congress official Tuttle advocating federal bank support for a local committee. Statements mention immediate action, sources in Washington and the need to fund relief and credit for counties. adjutant general Col. James Totten announced. mid term dance planned by St. Xavier students at the Maza hotel roof.
Today's installment of The Beast of the City by Jack Luiz appears on the Magazine page 7 A following the plans of Giuseppe Belmonte lord of the underworld to meet Captain Fighting Jim Fitzpatrick through the policeman's younger brother Ed.
Kenedy, manager of the Broadway tourism outfit at 127 Bemek Bridge, was held up by two unmasked bandits who marched him to the office, menaced him with guns, and escaped with a watch worth $7, a coat, a cigarette case, and the cash register.
A DeMolay chapter awarded a plaque at a ceremony led by Eugene Zoller, with present chairman of the advisory council presiding. The event recognized members and honored past service while noting the chapter’s work in improving institutional ties.
Mess Wayler, 63, of 630 Metigls atrett, had a needle removed from his arm after an injury at Wedhomas morning. Marti Gwerrh, 615 Monterit street, sustained head injuries when a laddler fell. Dm. Mike Ternander, 307 Woodrelit Alteel, treated for a mapliler bite.
McMillan and West confer in Austin on Wednesday as McMillan awaits oath to become the next judge of the Federal Western District of Texas. Reports circulated that an appointment would relieve Judge West, who retired December 1, and is holding court in Austin this week.
An artists ball will be held at the Artiss inn located at 622 Avenue E on Wednesday evening under the auspices of Jack W. McGuire.
Trebor t Harvey, a snake dealer, was bound over on a $759 liquor charge after alleged sale of whiskey and other spirits in the rear of his home in the 1200 block of South Florey Street. Prosecution claims discovery of multiple bottles and irregularities in the sale.
Princess Mexan dra Victoria Rumann niece of the ex Kaiser shows twenty seven oil and watercolor paintings at the Witte museum in a May exhibition. She arrived with her son and was joined by August Willem, son of the Kaiser. The princess married Iagh Armold Rooenn after the war.
The master pilot Toe Ter Gierre of San Antonio eulogizes his old friend and instructor Tikce Stinson who died in a Chicago air crash. The feature recalls Stinson as a human eagle, his teaching at Fort Sam Houston, and the National School of Flying with Eddie Silsin, actions shaping early aviation training.
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