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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1933
Page
17
A teacher leads a cohort of young students along the coast to explore natural wonders. The outing emphasizes hands on learning about tides, wildlife, and coastal ecosystems. Experts accompany the group to explain local geography and environmental stewardship.
Outdoor theater at Brackenridge Park presents a fairy tale production "Panty Might" with a cast list featuring many characters such as Remy Krosper Dahlia Holly Mary Joe Wicks and Gwendolyn Chaney. Rehearsals moved due to illness. performance includes a garden flowers theme and a tale of a girl returning home after a magical voyage.
Mrs Pritchard Cox entertained the Kano Oli Thelo farmily with Waterronlon. guests seated on the porch played Hearts with prizes to Mesdames Kraemer and Pord. Plans for a trek to New Braunfels to host a sorority event. various club meetings scheduled Tue Wed including Alamo Club Adelick room and Sigma Rho sorority banquet at the Panda. The Palm Heights Recreation group and other local activities listed with times and venues.
Reich government moves to aid film production by German companies including 70 percent debt financing and credits up to $20,000,000, excluding UFA and rivals tied to Alfred Hugenberg. Dr Joseph Goebbels promotes the campaign as essential to meet domestic demand and maintain the Deutsche film industry.
A new supervisory teaching plan aimed at trimming the 1933 34 budget by at least 140000 dollars was approved by the San Antonio board of education. The plan replaces classroom teachers with a system led by three superintendents and supervisors, saving 279147 dollars in the current budget as announced by FR M. Menefee. The move, approved 5 to 2, faced charges of political motive from Mrs Wynthen who accused entanglements, while Menefee and board members defended the reform as necessary for efficiency.
London July report notes Baby planes with boosted engines may make this year's King Air race the most dramatic ever. Hatfield’s July 8 start frames a race chasing 200 mph averages and potential record speeds, with pilots Fielden and others seeking faster configurations.
An Austin native, Mrs Ulla Beinwaar, forgot her month old baby on a train at Ostral. After hours of alarm she rang the station master and learned the infant had been delivered to a host and later found. She arrived as authorities prepared to arrest her for abandoning the child, but tears of relief followed when the baby was returned.
A jumbled report records a baseball or ballgame with scattered player names, innings, and misread captions. It mentions Brown, Fischer, Stiles, Andrews, and Moser among others, plus references to bases, at bats, and pitching stats, all interwoven with broken phrases and stray advertisements.
Crude telegraph style report with scattered player names and game events. Mentions runs, home runs, sacrifices, and pitching details, including identifiers like Cronin and Slee. Fails to provide a clear cohesive sequence but notes final inning activity and errors.
Fragmentary text from a National League baseball item references players and actions but is largely garbled. Detectable names include Lindstrom and Bartell, with mentions of double plays and substitutions, yet the outcome and full details are obscured.
Rome A Paraguayan priest and missionary, Father Alber de Agostino, aims to fly a seaplane over the Andes in a perilous South American exploration. He recently completed a daring voyage through Magellan Strait, collecting photos and film of local performances and tribal medicine. Mussolini praised the explorer as an honor to Italian science.
In Jackson Mississippi the governor awaits a replacement diploma after misplacing the original issued upon graduation twenty years ago. The university will issue a new diploma to the 1933 class alongside the governor’s, bearing the signatures of Marlin Sennett Conner and Martin Sennett Conner.
Minh diy notes a record depth in Newaygo County Michigan where a well drilled near Bateswell claims the deepest known in the state. The bore reached about 4900 feet, with salt beds and Aeconian formations cited.
Rome reports a confusing brief on coffee and milk in peacetime life with references to Italy's economy, households, and a soldier’s cup. It mentions Vieir Urenk Inst coffee and fragmented phrases about consumption, propping up morale, and domestic routines amid unclear context.
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