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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
1
A fragmented notice describes guidance on speech and behavior for women and children. It mentions Arthur Brisbane and a reference to King features Ben Ine, with hints of media and educational aims. The readable text is sparse.
A chaotic column blends a murder trial report with a discussion of a foreign language film production and a defense of the gold standard. It references Nath Judi accused of killing two women and Norma Shearer with Lionel Barrymore in a talkie, then pivots to French and American monetary policy and gold holdings.
A desperate jailbreak unfolds at a Texas county jail with a planned escape foiled by guards. Deputies and officers pursue the suspect across streets and rooftops while barbed wire and security efforts are debated in court.
Cloudy weather dominates the forecast with varying intensities across Aniania and Kash Texas. Expect rain probabilities and cooler conditions in northern areas Friday with southeasterly to northerly winds shifting, and by Friday night temperatures dropping in western portions. Localized showers possible in Cant regions, with cooler air spreading from west to north.
Fragmentary interview features Fay Webb Vallee describing her daughter Rudy living with her mother and father in Santa Monica. She notes trials of long-distance life between New York and home, comparing life to riding a railroad, seeking companionship and balance as family dynamics unfold.
In Los Angeles Captain Deighton McDonald Jones, head of the finee antievice, was fined 100 dollars for raiding a theater showing the play Lysistrata. Proceedings note 4100 fine or spend days in jail. Trial of 55 cast members led by Nance O'Neil on charges of indecent performance postponed to February 10.
Fragmentary note reports Wright remarks about John Mcken zie known as a two gun slayer of Detective Chief Sam Street and Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright stating when investigators label murderers as insane the city faces serious danger and worsening conditions.
About 700 red prisoners mutinied aboard the liner Benail bound for Fernanda Noronkiy island off Brazil. They seized captives of officers as guards, complicating the deportation voyage toward the Atlantic.
Washington senator Will introduced a bill to prohibit shipping firearms and ammunition to China and Japan. The move comes amid rising tensions and a global war between Java and China.
Unclear OCR text reports a reconciliation effort involving King Carol and Princess Welene of Ru tlining with France seeking terms for potential external credit or political settlement. Details are fragmented and names are inconsistently rendered.
France signals intent to pursue reparations work amid strained relations with Great Britain. The article hints at plans for cooperation and broader demands, noting ongoing negotiations and potential shifts in authority dynamics between the nations.
In Warling ton D C June 29 farmers and lawmakers debated a beer bill. Senator Tuber of the National Grange led opposition to the measure while proponents urged repeal and argued for broader changes to liquor policy. The discussion touched on prohibition era economics, grain supply, and potential tax revenue impacts.
Readable fragments describe charges involving Mellon and a sub committee referral. Names include Secretary Mellon and Representative Patan from Texas. Context suggests a formal proceeding or hearing action with a fourm and committee involvement.
A Brady rally was called for Saturday to support Murray and oppose Hiow for President. The event aimed to boost the Democratic nomination and featured Aly, Pexax, and Jan as organizers.
A fatal crash near Stinson involves Yeu Ureon driving an automobile in San Antonio. Authorities report a bandit incident preceding the collision and identify a woman passenger as a key figure in the case.
A youthaged robber with a pistol accosted a woman on Juspicior Street and Treadway, forced a drive to a secluded area, and robbed her of cash. A second suspect in a second vehicle followed, with a red haired man exiting to confront the victim and steal her purse during the escape.
An unclear military notice mentions two aircraft planned for exercises near Wastington with potential participation from marine units and officials. The report cites Bray Admirab Wy and Muilicat as sources for today’s statement, but details remain fragmentary.
SOUTH ANT Tw Jan 2S Hewant A Wolverton sought across northern Trulia all Times for kidnaping then returned alone home at 113:55 o'clock night without paying the demanded $50,000. He was described as a bit involuntary and highly nervous, shielded by family and under a clergyman's care.
A deputy sheriff faces charges following a fatal public safety incident near Green's Bayou in Houston. The victim, a Black person, was fatally injured during the confrontation as authorities investigate the events leading to the shooting. Details remain unclear as officials release limited information.
A missing hospital superintendent, Dr. Claymor Magoa, was found dead in a local facility, after a citywide search for the head of Kings County Hospital. The investigation is ongoing, with officials detailing the circumstances surrounding the death as self-inflicted.
In Washington Jan 88 the House Ways and Means committee debated retroactivity of a proposed tax bill. Speaker Gaener and Chairman Collier stated the bill would not be retroactive and that budget balance would be addressed. Dems excluded from some sessions while industry leaders pressed for clear terms on tax and excise measures potentially affecting income.
Reports from Suanglat dated January 28 describe naval bombardment of Woosung forts, then Japanese marines occupying the Chapel district after a brief clash with Chinese detachments. Chinese forces withdrew by midnight as Japanese advances continued north of the Dixwall road. Admiral Shiosawa urged calm among civilians while foreign residents pledged support to the international settlement.
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