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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1935

Page

2

Plan to rebuild Moscow into a modern capital

Soviet Russia approves a five million resident Moscow reconstruction plan led by Stalin. The plan envisages demolishing old sections, doubling Red Square, and a six mile belt of parks along the river banks. Also notes leave for First Lieutenant Alex N. Williams from Twelfth Field Artillery with travel to Hawaii.

Moscow Russia Central Committee Joseph Stalin Moscow #8 Stalin Red Alex N. Williams Twelfth Field Artillery San Francisco Hawaii

Soviet Tour Reveals Hunger and Bureaucracy Abroad

An American observer describes a banquet attended by Soviet officials in Tashkent while workers in Uzbekistan starved, detailing passport seizures, forced labor, and police suppression of hungry crowds. He notes interference from Communist leaders, warns against dissent, and recounts his uneasy return to the USSR and subsequent pressures from U.S. allies.

Russa Enneven Ushekistan Stalin Societ Union Russia Latehem Daily Worker Fergana Usbekistan Tashkent Moscow Swayse Vises Soviet Union Forte Taney Moscow News Communnist International America United States Sevrety American Communist Party Boviel Union

Love Letter Garnish Sut in Chicago Suit

Chicago July 11. Garnished by 14 love notes a tale of intimacies between a New York artist and prominent Chicagoan Eames MacVeagh son of a cabinet member. Louise Hagen a 47 year old New Yorker sues for 2200 dollars alleging breach of contract and monthly payments for life. Hagen claims MacVeagh fathered her child and took it for an orphanage. MacVeagh admits the contract but says relations were impersonal and payments were to sustain her art career. Hagen now in Bar None Plaza hotel New York. MacVeagh later married Zelie Bar thel my daughter of a former French consul.

Chicago MacVeagh Flen MacVeegh Pranklin the Treasury New York Miss Hagen Barbizon Plaza Hotel oacVeagh Zelie Barthelemy

G Men Press Hunt for Barge Looters

Los Angeles July 1. Balding one man and federal authorities awaited instructions from Washington on the Monte Carlo gambling ship raid. Walter Miller, Wilmington restaurant owner, held on $33,000 charge as two men arrested with Miller faced further questions as agents hunted in harbor areas for more suspects.

Los Angeles Washington Monte Carlo Walter Miller Wilmington Custady Milley Wante

Night Riders Destroy Tobacco Crop in Darlington Area

Reported night riders wrecked an estimated $2000 worth of tobacco belonging to Bob Warr in Darlington district. Warr allegedly hired help and faced threats to his spouse during the incident. Local authorities urged calm as investigators pursue leads.

Nisat Fey Bob Warr HOR Warrin

Amusements Provided for CMTC Students at iCamp Bullis

CMTC students in training at iCamp Bullis receive evening entertainment after chores. Programs sponsored by Bar éAtonio organizations present Thursday night a Sony second device program by the B-Major Musical club. Finial entertainment scheduled by the Bonner School of Planning.

CMTC iCamp Bullis Bar éAtonio Sony Finiay He Bonner Scheel

Man Treated for Accident Injuries at Tinbert B Green Hospital

A man injured in an automobile accident was treated at Tinbert B Green Hospital on Wednesday. The report notes he received care for gavorn enla and rites recired, with treatment continuing.

Hillside Baptist Church to Install New Pastor

The Hillside Baptist church at 1399 Rayton Avenue will open its pastorate Thursday in a setting in order service led by Rev. BR Lloyd, moderator of the San Antonio Baptist association. Rev. Guy Strain, 20, will serve as pastor after evangelistic work across Texas. Rev. Hugh Lindsey, 20, a Baylor University student and friend of Strain, will take up evangelistic duties. Both young ministers are members of the Baptist Temple and studied under Rev. Jesin L. Yebington.

Hillside Baptist Church Rayton Avenue Sp Mile BR. R. Lloyd San Strain Lindsey Baylor University Baptist Templr Hhave Jesin L. Yebington

Delegates From San Antonio To Attend Cleveland Convention

Mrs. Laura Lowe supreme representative from Texas leads 45 San Antonio members of the Women's Benefit Association as they leave Friday for the international convention in Cleveland. Assisting will be Mrs. J. L. Renfro managing deputy for the southwest. A pageant titled Texas Under Six Flags will be presented.

S.A Laura Lowe Laura Lower Texas San Antonio Women’s Benefit Association Cleveland J. L. Renfro T J the Southwest

Youthful Retirement Ordered by War Department

Washington DC War Department ordered Col Townsend Whelen of the ordnance department in Omaha Nebraska to his home to await retirement. The directive reflects a formal notice of retirement affecting a senior military officer and outlines imminent changes in personnel status within the ordnance organization.

Washington, D. C War Department Col Townsend Whelen Ordnance Department Omaha Neb

Swindle Case Deliberations Resume in Los Angeles

Jury in the superior court here today prepared to resume deliberations in the case of Henry Guttman a reportedly bogus Austrian noteman accused of swindling Mrs Blanche Sewell out of four hundred dollars after eight hours of discussion the jurors were locked up for the night shortly before midnight yesterday.

Los Angeles Ina Henry Guttman Blanche Sewell Helrees

Kidney Acids Poison Blood Health Claim Ad Text

An old style advertisement claims kidney acids poison blood and slow kidney function. It promotes a product named Cystex with guarantees of vitality in hours and a money back offer with a druggist price per dose. The copy uses sensational health language and refunds.

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