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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1931
Page
24
Federal Judge DaVal WWeet ruled the A. ST. MOFFINAN PETROLEMA company bankrupt under an apparabiatory petition. Debts and claims total 33,604.03 with reserves listed as 20,137.7 percent. Proceedings proceed under Te M. Adhrey, with steps for further action forthcoming.
The document notes a defendant named Aneshs in Besar County who received a six month extension to pay fines under a new enforced judgment law. The case was heard by Justice of the Peace John Lainn with a Mt court of Justice proceeding referenced, and the text mentions East Houston street and Randolph tie as identifiers in a fragmented report.
Eleanor Petterson, noted editor of the Washington Herald, appears on KTLA and the Columbia network at 0:30 Wednesday morning to discuss issues. Prohibition and crime topics are broadcast across stations including WOAL and the National network with various speakers announced for the week.
The list details National Broadcasting Company and Columbia System radio offerings with morning musical revues, news briefs, and variety programs. It catalogs stations, times, programs such as Breakfast Breeziness, The Vagabonds, Lunchtime Orchestra, and classical and popular music slots, noting orchestras, singers, and featured acts.
Rail officials for a hearing on a proposed one percent cent rate increase were named. The Pennsylvania Public Service Commission and the Main Public Utility Commission will hear the case, with the hearing beginning July 1.
Police seek a missing youth linked to a local manufacturer and docked ship by the wharf in Whosbury. Attorney Haninad At Thrinton confirms the father’s legal action amid questions about the youth’s whereabouts and possible involvement in a wartime trade dispute.
Miloriste warned residents that a new crackdown on defective or improperly shining motor vehicle lights will begin Wednesday night. Four deputy sheriffs will patrol the city, record violators, and issue a warning to repair lights before a second offense brings court action. Fine minimum is four dollars. Collins, headlight inspector, notes many drivers are unaware their lights are dim or misaligned and may be using inadequate illumination. He calls for leniency on first offenses while stressing proper candlepower and reporting certification after repairs.
Chinese forces retreat as General Chen Ming Shu moves the Nineteenth army from the Koynangling border area amid Canton government fears. A regiment reportedly escorted Canton troops, signaling a strategic redeployment toward Kiangsi and Munnan to blunt a possible Nationalist advance.
In Austin on July 7 general orders announced by W. P. Pope, casualty insurance commissioner, hike workers compensation rates in nearly all branches for August 1. Construction work and automotile manufacturing show increases while cotton gins, coal campaigns, and sugar refining see reductions.
A Dallas Gold Star Mother, Mrs McCulley, who entered the American hospital for precautionary tests yesterday, is considerably better today. She plans a private visit to the cemetery where her son is buried tomorrow, with a small party of close family members. All members mentioned are reported well.
Police report two men Sam Payliy and Lam loan were arrested after a truck carrying beer was towed away from a Lasngview area. The vehicle, hired from a transfer company, prompted charges for unspecified offenses.
Permits were granted to Col. Charles A Lindbergh to establish fuel dumps at Murolon bas Shiranahira and Kakuinaberan and Dacanw in the Karilei f dla region. The fuel bases support his upcoming flight from America to the Far East as part of the United States Army round the world effort of 1924.
Fragmented text suggests a political row over Baker seeking candidacy and Roosevelt’s stance. References to Democratic figures, cabinet opposition, and election context imply a presidential campaign dispute amid party splits and remarks about candidates and plans.
Kansas prepares to challenge rising fuel costs amid political rhetoric and regulatory debates. Officials and industry figures spar over strategies to reduce consumer gas expenses, highlighting state actions and potential market impacts.
In Aurora J a speed law was approved a year ago and now nearing its end of term. Commissioner Frank levee moved to instruct the corporation counsel to draft the speed measure enforcing lower speeds to reduce speeding and unsafe driving as urged by Sinver and others.
Two letters received by Miss James C. Harris praise the Robert B. Green hospital. One from the Protestant Orphans' Home board commends service to sick children. the other from J S Wright of Eli Tilly Co Indianapolis notes low hospitalization costs. The board of directors thanks Miss Harris for aiding orphans during illness and cites a $2 per day patient cost in the hospital study.
President Hoover plans to leave his camp and travel to witness a Washington Senators versus Philadelphia Athletics game this afternoon. It would be his first departure from the White House since retreating to the presidential camp amid medical and public distractions.
A government bill examines a St Clair River tunnel linking Ontario and Michigan areas near Port Huron. The plan envisions a large cross border route with a projected cost around 540,000 dollars and significant cross border traffic. The measure, reviewed by a parliamentary committee, highlights potential regional impact and international crossings.
Washington on July 1 7 President Honvur held a brief inlay with a small cabinet selecting officers Se lames Stimson Mellon thyle sud Wik not in city The meeting was advanced by the presence of Vics Drer is dont Curtis.
Eight firemen battled two blazes in a vacant area near a filling station. Reports mention damage to a car and structural concerns as crews contained the incidents and investigated the cause. Local authorities, including named responders, coordinated the response and secured the scene.
A man remained in the Nix hospital with injuries after a late Monday crash on Cloonanton road near Pearsall. He sustained a cracked hip and internal injuries is treated for serious harm.
A Southern Baptists encampment opens with Dr. We Marshall Craig of Datlag presiding as the opening ceremony takes place at Wandinke. The event marks the eleventh annual gathering described as the encampment.
A seismograph at the university noted an earthquake event near Denver on the American continent. Father A W F reported the measurement, indicating the quake was recorded by the instrument in a college setting.
Noted inventor Dr. Edward Gauleigh Ach, identified as the inventor of carborundum, died in New York yesterday at age 75. He was widely known for his work in industrial materials and early ceramics research.
Justice Bailey of the District of Columbia court weighs a prompt sentence for Albert Fath in a bribery case linked to the Doheny lease. Government counsel seeks immediate execution but a delay occurs as officials review prison conditions and arrangements for the defendant’s appearance.
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