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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1931
Page
1
A wide range of postwar issues are discussed including Allied pressures on Germany and reparations, European unity prospects, and American involvement in shaping global policy. The piece notes Vatican tensions, Mussolini’s stance, and economic indicators such as oil price shifts and farm sector profits, concluding with cautious optimism about future stability amid ongoing conflicts.
A central region heat wave draws relief showers across four states as thunderstorms bring calm. Deadly weather claims four in the central states and Wisconsin while rare lightning adds to fatalities in Windsor Ohio and other locales.
Rain drenched the week across Santi and Central foras, closing highways around Seguin and San Antonio as a rise in the Cibolo caused Salinas to halt traffic. Officials report almost continuous downpours, with totals near 2.98 inches in the region and 18 closures along major routes, while the weather bureau monitors ongoing precipitation and flood risks.
An unsettled forecast for Maw Antaris and surrounding areas with heavy rain possible. Winds shift from west to northwest, bringing cooler air and potential thunderstorms later in the week. City and coastal communities should prepare for rain, gusty winds, and brief power outages.
Government considers seizing private estates if too many applications for community farming are filed. Cabinet discussions today focused on a proposed plan for state acquisition to address farm consolidation and rural needs.
The report notes a government action related to fuel supply and logistics for a Lindy Flight mission. Details are garbled but reference is made to a tender or CODENACHES and a sale or deposit of fuel with mentions of Cab. Charles A. and Yoreh authority, indicating a formal procurement or transfer process tied to the mission.
In New York in May at St Marys church Anna Case 15, a concert soprano and ex Metropolitan Opera singer, wed Far evee H Mackay, chairman of Portal Telegraph and Cable Corp. The bride age 42 and Mackay age 7 remained estranged after a 16 year Paris divorce with further complicated marital histories and public receptions.
In Washington, July 18, Navy officials discharged a naval reserve officer who allegedly used a military uniform during prohibition law enforcement. Secretary of the Navy named Rear Admiral Beshwirs to lead the Philadelphia naval district amid the controversy and investigation.
Gerndon and Pangborn intend another World record attempt this afternoon or tonight. They aim to surpass the existing around the world mark held by Wiley Post and Harold Caley, following their earlier escape attempt yesterday.
Royal family members attend a funeral service for Nobel Prize laureate Nathan Snodlernom of Vneala. Archbishop officiates as representatives from national tilitarian groups join the ceremony at the cathedral.
Island St Wilda, eleven miles around, was sold by Sir Reginald Macheml to a renowned ornithologist who wishes to stay anonymous. The purchaser plans to keep it in state hands, limit access, and maintain habitation while allowing tourists to visit the area.
New York broker on a flight to Havana aboard a Lockheed Orion named The Crusster. Captain Hawks, holder of the New York to Havana record, piloted the yellow white and blue craft over 1400 miles in 10 hours and 44 minutes with a 260 mile per hour speed, planning refueling at Miami before returning to New York.
AUSTIN Joly Jo unit of the attorney general's department sought an injunction to restrain the San Antonio Public Service Company from selling electrical appliances but the case was postponed until next Saturday amid pretrial delays and forfeiture considerations.
Coblenz reports say police used tear gas to quell Communist riots after Thursday night unrest. Renewed clashes were suppressed with crowds dispersing as authorities maintained order downtown.
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic tale involving Minnie Kennedy Tudson, Annive Semple McPherson, and a contentious divorce dispute with long court proceedings. Key figures include Cecil C. Malfin, LeneyeRttay, Mes. Newton-Thidson, and Mrs Kennedy. A Chilean storm tragedy closes the excerpt with deaths and landslides near Santiago.
In Moscow a new synthetic cotton project proposes converting fibrous materials into usable resin derivatives. The effort involves institutes and experts to develop a process that separates fiber from pulp, breaks long fibers, and applies chemical steps to create a sturdy synthetic material, contingent on climate and resource conditions.
A Mexican consul Valdez and assistants were released after a raid by prohibition agents in Oklahoma. Police say alcohol found in Miss Barrett’s room prompted charges against several, then dismissed, amid claims of prejudice. The case spurred a conference among city officials and the mayor.
An opinion of the Fourth Court upholds the validity of a public advertising tax to finance a city advertising campaign. The ruling reverses an injunction and finds the levy lawful, stating the ad fee promotes local business, attracts new industries, and encourages immigration while noting other states’ rulings do not apply.
The French navy debuted a 1500 ton submarine named CHERBOCHG with 11 torpedo tubes and a 100 centimeter gun. A crew of six was planned and the vessel was built for a speed of about two knots.
Fragmented OCR text references apartments in 2027 with amounts, rents, months, and scattered personal names. It mentions Ta Cae ater five dollars, We Lem merce, EDD month, and various partial addresses and numeric values. The readable content is garbled but implies rental listings and personal identifiers.
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