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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
2
Training in instrument flying for the blind is to be conducted at Kelly Field. A photo shows an instruction plane with a closed cockpit. Lt. L. J. Carr will take off, while Lt. E. C. Kiel will pilot with curtains drawn, illustrating the training method.
The 1904 gathering discussed Katy lines passenger service and avoiding disruptions, with Frank Sinn’s image featured. A.M. Hall and W. G. Crash appeared among Katy Lines representatives. Patrons urged to submit photographs to the Ola Tierare Factor editorial department. damaged copies will be returned.
A closed meeting discussed the sewage plant project with Curtisine innere and Chris SM, Pabin as supervisor of construction. Details remain confidential as officials meet behind closed doors.
The London Daily Mail reports mobs marching through Poona and unrest in India, with references to portraits of King George, government criticism, and heightened security near Buckingham. The piece notes calls for action to gain Hindu respect for Britain and discusses apparent mob violence and cremation practices amid rising crime and fear.
Walter Wollbal, executive agent of the Huly in San Antonio, announces the Mansouri-Kea Texas Transportation Company to supplement the freight service of the rail lines. Headquarters will be in Dallas with officers, including Haile of St Louis as president and McGee of Dallas as vice president. The firm will handle freight and express pickup and delivery, operating only in Texas.
El Paso Mayor Jane Thomason and governor candidate Tony Rasgeld will appear on Hay Angelo Tonight TV to discuss the Democratic ticket. The event, hosted by attorney Mott Neill, features remarks from local political figures and aims to boost support for the party in the region.
The senate finance committee estimated the World War veterans compensation bill at 78 million dollars but postponed final approval. It retains the Rankin amendment and advances associated disability benefits and hospitalization provisions for eligible veterans.
A temporary restraining order and injunction limit Mayberry from disposing of Aviva Oil Company properties in Webb County. Plaintiffs B Arbeck V Gaffney Harold Clark and Stax F Schneider seek a receiver and allege Mayberry misused funds, bought oil properties for himself, drilled a well last year, and now contemplates selling company assets or holdings. The case, before Judge Frederick Btevens in Seventy third District Court, lists the company as capitalized at 130000 dollars with stockholders and no apparent plan for investor returns. The suit aims to halt actions pending further court order.
Detectives curb posturing gangs amid a five day feud blamed for fourteen deaths in Capone Boutenant. Police squads moved to prevent further bloodshed as rival factions reportedly established flashpoints and patrols intensified after Tuesday night incidents.
Col Francisco Aguilar, military attaché of the Mexican embassy in Washington, says Mexico is quiet and seeking lasting peace with the United States. He notes improving relations, discipline in the army, and a tour of American posts to study methods. He has prior service in Sweden and loyalty to the Mexican government during past upheavals.
Citizens League and business men press for an early trial of a bond contest suit in Seventy-Third District Court. City officials, including attorney T. Th. Cobbs, report readiness for the hearing and note opposition has shown little effort to delay. Citizens and business leaders express resolve to defend the bond issue against the contest.
Fragmented OCR notes describe rain, wind, and temperature with references to Boris, Celine, Texan events, and New York figures. Mentions weather, storms, and possible public notices, but details are scattered and names are incomplete.
Police investigate a Wednesday morning bank style hold up near Frederickburg road involving five bandits. One wounded, money taken between 40 and 50, bandits fled in a large car continuing crime spree at Fort Sam Houston area. Detective Kelly says suspects are local youths and a former student, with witnesses describing amateurish staging. The car was found abandoned on a rural road and another crime connected to a nearby camp.
A public figure criticizes suspended sentences for youths tied to crimes including theft and assaults. He argues leniency fuels crime and calls for tougher considerations, citing recent cases in Bexar and Arkansan jurisdictions. The article quotes jurors, police officials, and a derrey drug proprietor case, highlighting tensions between reform aims and public safety.
A fragment discusses fear of punishment as a deterrent and argues leniency or delays in imposing sentences could prolong crime waves and undermine enforcement. The garbled text hints at a broader debate on how punishment affects public safety and deterrence.
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