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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
15
Cleveland in 1928 sees heavy industries shaping a robust workforce. B C Forbes notes many local magnates and firms like Van Sweringin, MidAmerican, Republic Steel, and Chilco railroads guiding expansion, new plants, and rail safety amid past hardships. Strong leaders foresee rising steel demand, diversified manufacturing, and continued urban rejuvenation.
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment for pimples and skin irritations. It claims safety from longstanding use and lists a 0c size and a large can of 269. The ad prescribes cleansing with Black and White Skin Soap and notes availability at all druggists.
Manila dispatch reports Moroland governed by two sultans proclaimed within twelve hours. Datu Umbra crowned Jolo capital Moroland while Datu Lambuyong also proclaimed in Taghbl area. Observers say the moves reflect backing of major Moro datus and chiefs.
Seismologists in Tokyo fear a Kirishita volcanic chain eruption after a spate of 16 shocks recorded since January. The chain is among Japan’s largest and had been quiet prior to the current tremors.
A collage of brief items mentions FRANK LARD MARION TURES and IRENE BROWN studying art, the Empire theater planning a new policy and week long picts, CHARLES R. BURKE promoting opera, Harlingen offering pay, birthdays, teaching moves, and memberships. It notes a Mohammedan mosque in Crystal City, a ruined Sutherland Springs hotel, a deserted town south of the city, a legal and sports rates community south of town, and Baylor student WILLIAM JOHNSSON joining Wass Brotherhood. Margel and Emile Robin contributed to Mardi Gras floats and Fort Worth Center show sets.
A feature in The American Weekly outlines a quest across New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho and Montana for a hidden treasure cave near the birthplace of Jupiter. The illustrated piece uncovers Crete and the Minotaur amid discoveries tied to a mega magazine distributed with next Sunday’s Light.
Henry Bert Mullins, 16, of Tarrant County, dubbed the youngest father, faces three federal charges including counterfeiting and child desertion. Authorities say counterfeit coins were found with him when arrested with companions near Arlington by state patrol officers. Mullins’ case moves toward prosecution in federal court.
A fragmentary notice reports ten persons buried in a single coffin in a Richmond Virginia forest cemetery. The text appears from The American Weekly and includes garbled phrases about titles and marriage, suggesting broader feature content on royal themes to be read on the next Sunday.
France Aims to boost fleet with two 35 000 ton battleships two aircraft carriers and additional cruisers destroyers submarines and auxiliaries. Air Minister Pierre Cot says amphibian plates to be stationed near the German frontier. China faces severe asylum shortages with six well equipped facilities for a population of 400 million.
President Roosevelt announced Carl McParland of Montana as assistant attorney general, to replace Harry W. Blain who resigned this week. Also named were Harold R. Stark as rear admiral, Harvey G. Fisls as U S attorney for the Western District of Louisiana, H Chess Richardson as U S marshal for the Eastern District, and Louis B Le Blanc as U S marshal for the Western District of Louisiana. Goat harrying becomes an important industry in Texas and California.
A one day test offered to druggists promises relief for feet that walk or stand all day. Ice Mint is described as preventing foot odor cooling feet easing corn pain and making new shoes feel comfortable. Try it once to feel the difference and see if it is the greatest foot joy you ever had.
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