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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1931

Page

3

AITES HELD PORE CARETS AND CREW REMAINS

Cadets George B I O Hear age 23 and Nehert P Narke 25 Kelly Cold student Miers among ten air corps crew killed when their bombing plane crashed near Fort Stark. Service held at Kelly field chapel Tigaday. Bodies to be interred in Casper Alas Wyeraburg Lownensee. Cadet John Tt Novake to supervise remains. Pilot Caylee ORear died. Jamee J DeMoren listed for another. Plane plunged during a turn from about 20 feet altitude.

Paveral Caddt George BI O'Hear Jamee J Caylee O'Rear Calet O'Rear Kelly Fiem

Gold Langhorne to retire as cavalry officer

George Tasme Langhorne a senior United States cavalry officer will retire due to age. He served in the Southwest border and with the Pershing punitive expedition into Mexico. Langhorne commanded the Eighth Cavalry at Marfa and Fort Kas and led the staff of the American relief expedition to Japan after the 1923 earthquake. He ends his career with duty in China with the Sixth-Sixth Cavalry division.

George ‘Tasme Langhorne Unite States Cavalry Southwest Pershing Meszica Marfa Fort Kas Ile Americe Japan Chienga Sencrye Wits

Wounded men held after bank robbery in Camden

Two wounded men were captured after a bank robbery at the Commerce Vision bank. Officers said the suspects entered at noon, forced cashier A.V. Boyles to the floor, and rifled drawers of cash totaling about $1000. An oat of Taelot was recovered.

Camden. Tern Bene Jon Centary Commerce Vision Bank A.V. Boyles Ma Todd Ta Jie

Aviatrix in Berlin on Hop to Tokio

Aviatrix Amy Johnson, flying British airship, halted near Berlin on route from London to Tokyo. She left Gleniton yesterday and reached Tarlin with minor delays, continuing toward Rosen. News notes high aviation interest in wartime air routes and distant destinations.

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Heat wave grips West as deaths rise to 1063

West Coast and Southwest endure a prolonged heat wave with Imperial Valley reporting 40 deaths and temperatures reaching 120 in Needles and 118 in Taft. Los Angeles swelters at 96 plus, while Utah, Montana and Wyoming face heat with cooler relief forecast in weeks. Exodus to coastal areas continues amid sporadic storms and lingering drought fears.

Los Angeles Galif Ted Teday Imperial Valley Arirong ‘Pointu Majestic San Gorgonis Mountain Copper Peak Great American Desert California San Garconio Impeal Valley Phoenix Arizona Needles Ut Uh Las ‘Vegas Nevada Taft San Joaquin Valley Los Alpes Los An Rocky Mountain Plain Utah Montana Wyoming Plains States Kaneas Salina Nebraska

Sigma Chi Alumni Luncheon Planned in Antonia

AC Wenehron will speak at the newly organized Sigma Chi Alumni association luncheon in Antonia. The event is at Cimter hole at noon Thursday with W. FL Corrin, assistant manager of de Gunter, announcing Cunningham as organizer.

Sigma Chi Run Antonia W. FL Corrin de Gunter Prancia Cunningham

Zoo Confirms Rare Bird Aida Morales Arrival

Aida Morales, a rare least bittern, has arrived at 2016 West Houston Zoo after being teased by a boy. The bird is believed to be the only specimen in captivity at the zoo.

Rescued Bird Proves Rarity in Bonth Wexnamed Mexico

Mrs Morales of 2010 Weat Lonston street rescued a brown, white and black bird with a long neck found in Brack inridge Park. Classified by Pred Stork and FLA Sullivan as a rare bitters family member from Lonstown area, it died after two days in care. The boy who captured it claimed the bird from Lewentorf, San Antonio Zoo later noted. The report ends with a stray snippet about honky morcow bee-raising.

Beenuga Bra Aide Morales Weat Lonston Street de Brackinridge Park Mra. Morales Lbwentorf Mor Pred Stork

Feed study planned by Texas sheepmen officials

In Angelo Texas president of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association designate a meeting with county agents and West Texas chamber of commerce leaders to discuss a plan exchanging grain for livestock to optimize the feed crop. I Daker B S Maser and Roger Gillis on committee. Farm agents from 21 counties expected at conference. The convention opened with Mr Kincaid’s annual address as Tel Ain sent a large delegation.

Angelo Texas Toly Am Vwinenid Texas Sheep and Goat Taisers’ Association Broth County Tinuston -Yarte West Texas Chamber of Commeres I. Daker Maser Roger Gillis Svnlk Kincaid Tel Ain

U S Grain Export Increase Reported

U S grain exports for the week ending July 25 totaled 2.9 million bushels, up from 1998 figures the prior week. Barley shipments rose to 205000, corn to 22000, oats 4000, while rye posted no exports.

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What a Maa Escapes Trial in Bigamy Case at Los Angeles Extradition

Universal Seretye reports on a tangled bigamy case involving alleged bigamous infirmage. Governor Hartley refused extradition of Hudson from Los Angeles to Cowlitz County after a July 22 filing by Prosecutor Cecil C. Hellin alleging Hudson was married to Mrs. L Margaret Newton-Ladeon in June at Longview and later to Mrs. Kannedy. The article touches on figures linked to Aimee Semple McPherson and various sensational claims surrounding the home and yard.

Universal Seretye Guy Edwant Tudgon Roland Ws. Hartley Tony Hudson Los Angeles Tris Cowlitz Cecil C. Hellin Cowglit Wink U Hudson Mready L. Margaret Newton-Ladeon Kannedy Longview Mar Kanmody Aimee Semple McPherson

New York Bank Closed Probe Begun

New York July 18 A bank investigation has begun into a closed bank in the state. Officials say the probe seeks to recover missing funds and determine how S10 was wrongfully taken from sources by unidentified individuals.

N.Y New York Prison State Bank Distri Assistane District AU W. Tastings

Perry Veteran Typographers Dies In Indianapolis

Jaty Weodore Peres first tied president of the International Typographers Union, died after a brief illness at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. He had long been active in union affairs.

Postmaster General A Glover Diagnosed With Grippe

SAN JOSÉ, CALIF. Postal Assistant Til From La Grippe W. Arving Glover, second assistant Postmaster general, wandering from my illness a physician diagnosed ha In grippe here today. We was confined to bed ec the home nt of menter John R. Chase.

la Grippe San Josd Calif W. Arving Glover Grippe Menter John R. Chase

Kentucky Oil Prices Gain in Eastern Kentucky

Kentucky crude oil prices fell in some regions today while others rose. The Stoll Refining company announced a halt to a temporary unit, causing price shifts across Kentucky. Western Kentucky led declines while Oklahoma and Texas refiners posted higher quotations, with regional adjustments spreading from Ashland to nearby counties.

Lotisville Dade Kentucky Kenturks Ter Grande Harte Marven Outneky Ashland Hegsten Oklahoma Texas

Well in Flames at Kilgore Kills One Worker

Kilgore Texas July 2 an oil field producer near the main business district suffered a blast late last night when oil tanks near the rig exploded triggering a fire. Clyde Ershin 33 was killed two other workers were burned though not seriously.

Kilgore

Services Held for Vet Newspaper Man Ordakoma Gul

Funeral services for Robert Aames, veteran newspaper man with International News Service for many years, were held today in Texas after a lengthy illness.

Vet Man Ordakoma Gul Robert Aames Vetermn Man Tames Texas Pa Tong

German Zeppelin Graf Zeppelin lands near Day Bay rendezvous

The German airship Graf Zeppelin, commanded by Hugo Eekenes, landed briefly in the bay off Wookes Inland Froax Taset Tana after sailing up the Day near Ede Bus sion icebreaker Afalgin. A tourism party observed the craft for 33 minutes as atmospheric disturbances hindered radio reception.

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