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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
15
A vivid account describes a police radio patrol center in action with dispatches from the broadcasting room. Officers chase a suspect, the sergeant answers calls, and the scene unfolds like a street level drama rather than a film.
Kerr County relief work accelerates as Red Cross leads disaster response after floods. Local committee heads medical care and shelter, with support from American Red Cross of Texas and Kerrville volunteers. San Antonio area aides assist about 300 families, while 100 miles radius houses receive care and rehabilitation plans.
A new Texac Bank charter was granted by state authorities. The institution, to be led by W. B. Tube and backed by investors including Edwin Chamberlain and D. H. Smith, will replace the old City Central Bank after liquidation. The $150,000 stock incorporation aims to open after final approvals and contracts are filed with the district court.
Fragmentary notes allege a former Texas governor faced forgery charges tied to questioned checks. Details mention Temple Texas, Houston, and a court appearance before Justice of the Peace, with referenced complaints filed Wednesday. Further names and precise actions are unclear due to blotchy OCR.
A prohibition mass meeting scheduled for the night in San Jose is to be held by the Allied Temperance Union's Wothen's Christian Temperance William Chapter and connected unions. Glass, chairman, will be present. Speakers from San Antonio expected to attend. organizers urge attendance.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a talk or discussion involving Pastor Travis and Cathal Dr Gara, with references to a clinic, physiology, and prison series. Details are unclear but imply an event or lecture at a park or Methodist setting, midweek.
Mrs. Jony Gogenn of 181 Bole Street reports her husband Joe Gogenn disappeared Tuesday and has not yet returned home. Police are searching the area as neighbors note he was last seen Wednesday afternoon near the street. The woman appeals for information to locate him.
A fragmented account describes Nan being robbed at a high alley location near Sprite alreet, with multiple assailants. The text mentions Wille Taylor and several unnamed witnesses, plus possible hospital or police involvement and unclear local names. The legibility issues obscure dates and exact places.
Members of the new and old board of directors of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will be installed. Dailey Peyton was installed as president for the coming year, succeeding Arthur Piel. Guy Beahing became first vice president and Bryan Naylor second, Jon Vones third, Gene Canfield secretary, and Plinworth treasurer. Alternate directors named include Liner, Graff, Pahian, Savage, Miller, Whome, Austin, Dey, Tucker, Meany, and Buse.
Police department contracts awarded to three Ford dealers for radio receivers and patrol cars. Commissioner Bhi Wright announced on Wednesday that Bay dealer will supply four units replacing privately owned cars.
In Denver on May 12, the Stars beat multiple opponents to reach the third round. Chicago’s George Tait defeated Virgil Johnstone and James Gurreil in straight sets, advancing amid a field featuring Denver players and other strong contenders.
A federal suit filed Tuesday by O A Booker and TM Falmer challenges a Texas Democratic executive committee action barring new BrbAs from participating in the Tay BR primary. John ER Yeever, chair of the Desar County Hemoe rthic committee, says the outcome could affect absentee ballots. Hearing set for Saturday morning before Judge TM Kennerly in Houston, with officials invoking state guidelines while defending their actions.
An unclear recap describes a relay pass from Baker to Crossley at 5 9, followed by a shot from there to Bell who scored on a right side attempt. The text mentions Allen, FCC, and a Secomil defense but contains many garbled phrases and nonsensical segments.
A desultory notice lists a short course at Texas A M with options on Poultry and farming and home economics. It notes reservations via the farm agent on the courthouse third floor and mentions room rent and cash payment details. The fragmentary text references dates, locations, and some staff or instructors, but specifics are unclear.
In Bastnot Texas on July 23, Baatrop Nine defeated Utley Club 5 to 3 in a tense afternoon game. Key players Saplatn and star altera contributed strong performances as the teams exchanged leads and produced an action packed showdown.
In a tightly contested Ranchita tourney final, the Wichita Riders overcame persistent challenges from Ranchita to secure the championship. The win followed a day of decisive play across the series, with key performances and strategic moves sealing the title.
Fragmented text mentions MacDo for Seci concept and defense of wMMN1s810 nS galt PHEMB Monnissiong with four Sanantonians, plus references to quarters, guards, and a mix of names such as Rae George Von Blips pie West Orgie Fe oe Dheistomadd. It all appears as garbled sports and military notes with numerous misread tokens.
Ventana Rodirignee and co defendants faced eight year total federal sentences after pleading guilty in four cases. Jase Rosales received eight months to a year and a day. Duar West presided over the terms which included narcotic violations and immigration act offenses across multiple charges.
Walter Burr brother of Fray Duck debuts a Wildlife tome tied film Bring By Bark Allvn with a preview at the REO Majestic Wednesday night. The feature showcases a python and tiger hunt segments and discusses how the animals were captured in Texas with Frank Buck recounting adventures for zoos. Walter Buck, a San Angelo auto dealer, is visiting. he explains Frank Buck’s pursuit of exotic animals as a career.
Teachers received a delinquent taxpayer list and plans to investigate unpaid taxes. A gathering of school representatives at the chamber of commerce discussed tax collection, with Hermon Gets presiding. About 490 dollars allocated to Ames of App to cover teacher payments, names to be divided among volunteers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bettencourt and sailing to the West Indies and references various unrelated garbled terms, offering little clear factual detail to form a full report.
A veteran recalls the trolley era of San Antonio, noting the old mule car days on West Avenue and the Yellow and Red Secondhand cars. He describes street barns, car maintenance, and the charm of streetcar life as cars faded from the cityscape.
A filed usury case alleges Goodman extended gag loans with high interest over months totaling $459 in claimed usury. The petition seeks recovery of double damages and related property cancellations, plus $50 attorney fees, against Goodman and associates per prevailing law.
Woodmen Honor Club will hear a delegate report Friday at 0 p.m. at the Wood net. Mrs. J Mary Trultt, delegate to the national convention in Witweukee, will speak. The Honor Club meeting will be held August 4 at 933 Gayeon Street Ss Spnobuerd. A dawn pastry was served July 2 at the conductress Mrs Elizabeth Powell home and on July 8 the Hong elu of the Degree of Honor Prp indsey, president, presided.
A historical notice outlines vacation rules for federal employees, detailing authorization limits tied to July durations and payroll deductions. It mentions the Postmaster General and the Treasury Department, with emphasis on holiday time, entitlements, and monetary lines affecting clerical staff and veterans.
City resolves to pay bills by check starting this week, replacing cash or other vouchers. Merchants and city collectors must present vouchers to the city office for payment, with checks issued directly by the city. The change aims to simplify transactions and ensure traceable payments.
Fragmentary text mentions lending money, government jobs, and payment issues. The muddled lines reference a person or group and shifting schemes, with no clear events, dates, or identifiable names to confirm a full report.
Mayor G M Chambers said taxes due will be collected by May seventh after a drive with the chamber of commerce. Current figures show about two thirds of residents paying, with prep underway to pursue delinquent taxpayers.
A San Saba note from July 13 outlines watermelons and 430 acres of land prepared for shipment by Richland Springs Waterwynian Growers. The document mentions planned relations by a run and an engineer, with power and breaking facilities involved.
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