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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
9
Special agent Fred Gebhardt of the Southern Pacific railroad reported to police that a dining car in the cart yards had been robbed of cooking utensils and several cartons of cigarettes. The incident occurred Thursday in the railroad yard area.
Washington July 11 UPI A secretary voices disapproval of a bill to extend the decoration grant period for World War medals and a separate measure to authorize commemorative badges for government civilians, arguing the changes would cheapen honors earned in war. The discussion, led by a House military committee chairman, centers on preserving the value of existing decorations and avoiding diluting service recognition.
Ex sheriff of Morris County Casan attends San Antonio gathering with the left hind foot of a rabbit described as indispensable. He says the rabbit’s foot travels with him to all sanctions, serial or otherwise, while he is accompanied by J. O. Fippen, sheriff of Sulphur Springs.
A dense July radio timetable lists stations KTSA KGRC WOAL KGDR KGOL KISA and others airing a mix of music programs weather bulletins educational talks and entertainment at various times with scattered references to concerts orchestras and public service segments across multiple cities and networks.
Washington July 11 The senate faces renewed calls for a sweeping investigation of the federal reserve system and the nation credit system as mergers and market activity intensify. Senator Ming of Utah urges a thorough inquiry into the banking structure amid new stock issues buyers rights and broker consolidations on Wall Street.
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