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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1935
Page
13
A garbled historical note discusses loan access under a housing act, referencing federal programs and administrative steps. It mentions the Federal Housing Administration and National Trade measures with unclear names and dates, hinting at public financing for home improvements or construction.
A taxi driver recounts his job perks from General Motors owned company including free medical and dental care and a $251 year end bonus for accident-free service. The narrator notes the impact on attitudes toward corporations and labor, while Moe Miller assists with handling luggage and service.
A garbled radio schedule fragment outlines The Stoopragic and Todd show moving to Tursdays on KTSA with Eddie Duchin and Sto Relsman's orchestras, plus various programs across NBC and Southwest network. Moscow reports blame Japanese militarists for frontier incidents, citing a Soviet protest to Tokyo over Manchoukuan and border clashes with warnings of grave consequences.
Soviet Russia accuses Japan of troop incursions on their border prompting sensational front page chatter in Tokyo. Officials push back while media question timing and motives behind the release as tensions flare between Moscow and Tokyo.
A dense, OCR heavy record outlines numerous real estate deeds and transfers. Names such as George Hille, Ferdinand G. Humes, Lula Loraine Brown, Lou K. Carey, Mattie B. Lacasse, and Bettie Stevens Keller appear with dates from 1835 to 1939. The text references blocks, lots, city blocks, and parcels in locations like Alameda Gar and New Tomes, with monetary amounts and deed identifiers interspersed.
Piess Prince, once one of Germany's wealthiest, faces marriage troubles now before a Polish court. The prince seeks annulment of his marriage to Clotilde de Save, with disputes over child custody and control of Polish estates. His first wife was Mary Cornwillis-West, whom he divorced in 1922.
Helena reports the Rocky Mountain sheep is returning in the Rockies after near extinction. Stiles Fish and Game Warden Tom Pensley notes rising numbers while warnings about habitat, safety, and policy ripple through the region. A column critiques corporate and labor policies and questions the broader impact on national wellbeing.
Signora Carla Ghiringheiti, wife of an unemployed laborer, receives 2000 Mee from Mussolini for birthing triplets. The mother and children are praised by the duke and duchess of Modrone, the mayor, and officials. A large symphony orchestra under Frank Black will perform, with the event broadcast in the United States and on WBC to Japan.
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