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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1929
Page
10
Jack Coogan, former film child star, had an appendectomy in Guendali California. Doctors described the operation as excellent and the patient was rushed to a hospital for treatment after a sudden medical issue.
Public adoption of the new currency series begins July 10 with redesigned bills in $1, $2, $5, and $10 denominations. Higher denominations will follow later, and the new notes feature distinct colors and security features while remaining equal in value to the old money.
Brownsville Air Terminal to move from Brownsville Texas to a new Texas location as of June. Aviation company officials including traffic manager discuss mitigation and benefits with tentative dates and logistics under review.
An aircraft went down near Ford airport with one dead and one survivor. The crash occurred about 1500 feet from the runway as the plane spinner fell, investigators and authorities began examining the wreckage and interviewing witnesses.
Leaders from the builders and steel workers union met officials to press for a weeklong settlement of the Iranian workers strike that halted construction on many new buildings. A joint meeting of the Simnetirn Tren Worker union will follow tonight to report on progress and next steps.
A blast damages the treasury office in Oldenkurg Germany on June 4. Reports describe casualties and damage to the northern sector near St Tambert's church. Witnesses say the UPA retaliatory strike occurred amid ongoing conflicts with Limpra vinrias.
Mrs James Waterbury Barber shows a Persian rug claimed to date from the fourteenth century. The piece is among many antiques exhibited in the home of her mother Mrs George Surlsey.
A damaged OCR description outlines Mrs Surkey and Mr Hawkey hosting an antique-filled home near Fond below lute engey lumils with pine lamps and furniture. The scene mentions spaces of past centuries, a collection of curios and a Frio woven in the fourteenth century, and a focus on antiques and their display.
German experts dispute Belgium's demand for 3 1 2 annuities totaling about 20 million marks to cover reparations claimed by Belgium after occupation. The dispute centers on whether such figures fall outside the conference’s scope and how much Belgium should receive to settle wartime losses.
Cheyenne area flood from cloudburst washed over Crow Creek and nearby Cheyenne Bottoms, flooding about 200 homes and causing property damage around 140000 dollars. Residents faced water intrusion as firemen aided evacuations and shelters formed.
Robbers entered the Pershing center early today and escaped with receipts from the theater. Police are investigating the break in and reviewing security footage for leads.
Old Onghald deaths and uncertain storms shut down the Varis bound voyage detailing Yellow Dwarf and homebound Gyoneynuc crews, as they rested before morning air journeys. The Yellow Dwarf completed a final night test to allow Joel Civis practice and ensure equipment readiness for the voyage.
A Conservative party rift emerges over forming a cabinet for the new parliament. Key figures Sinn Fein and Baldwin push for immediate action while Austen Chamberlain and Winston Churchill resist, planning to hold a cabinet meeting prior to Parliament. Retirees show 14 women in the new House of Commons, up from 12.
Two Jackson Republicans announced a plan to buy an elephant for a parade celebrating the party’s birthplace. The donation and parade event in Michigan will mark a historic founding and involve the local Jackson school children.
Brig Gen Jake P Wolters of the Texas national guard will commission cadets at Texas A and M College Station today as part of commencement exercises. Degrees will be conferred tomorrow with FL M Tao of Houston and Judge W N Sleeper of Waco slated to give the commencement address.
A request was filed to appoint a receiver to take over the business of Taylor Ewart and Company, a Chicago banking firm, with federal court involvement anticipated. Ontler, counsel for the firm, indicated measures to protect creditors and maintain operations during the transition.
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