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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1931
Page
22
Reno, Nev. Margers, touted as the world’s smallest aviatrix, was granted a divorce from her husband on grounds of risk. The filing cited concerns over her safety amid her aviation career and public life.
A fragmented report quotes a woman asserting the Republican Party favors capitalists and ties it to Washington and national figures. The text mentions the Democratic committee and an airman named Russ in a disputed context.
A humorous column by J. H. M'Lean laments a slow morning as he recalls local radio and music events. He notes Joe Vather and the children's program on TESA, Paul Whiteman's orchestra plans, and a string of forthcoming performances with details on venues and participants, including Mrs. Stonk and the Veadin Homes Makers Club program.
Fragmented OCR text references army orders and names such as Walter, Byler, Teves, and Walter Bo, with unclear places and dates. The readable fragments mention a military topic and possible local officials or persons, but specifics remain obscured.
The report notes charter issuances affecting Eng Ati and Sarat Ste areas with concerns over tinea infections. Names Binta Cindy Anil appear as individuals linked to the proceedings or records. Authorities focus on public health implications and registry actions in the region.
A dense wall of radio program listings and orchestra credits from WOAI 1190 and related stations. It catalogs multiple orchestras led by Perry, Derale, Quaeteinen, Lark, and others, plus dance programs, weather, news items, and a Mecca Pied Piper segment, with various time slots and station IDs.
Senator James J. Davis denounces wage cuts and price slashing as economic insanity. The remarks, made amid discussions at Gettysburg College, call for stabilizing industry and preventing future overproduction while urging militant measures to guard against such occurrences.
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