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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
3
W. A. Speer, a 40 year peace officer, houses a private collection in his den at 321 Argo Avenue, Alamo Heights. The Speer museum displays relics from a former era of gunfights and war, drawing interest as they rest in the former sheriff’s residence amid a shift toward modern weaponry.
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on June 10 a large truck sped down Frankstown hill crashing through a meat market barber shop and two houses. Driver Norman Ballard of Philadelphia and an unidentified man were killed. Six others were hospitalized with injuries believed not life threatening. Fire followed the wreck as residents awoke to the disaster.
Pete Villanueva 18 of West Commerce near Lady of the Lake college remains unconscious at the county hospital after being hit by a car near his home. Domingos Valesques 3 of 1123 South Free street and Charles Edward Turk 3 of 1512 Virginia boulevard also received hospital care for injuries from a crash and a car seat incident. Ruby Canada 111 Arbor place burned by an exploding match lighting a coffee urn, Elvira Herrera 7 of 214 Wingate street cut by a bottle, and Thomas O Leary 13 of 126 Go rich street treated for eye and other injuries at the county hospital.
Idaho Republicans gathered in Boise to choose delegates to the national convention, aiming to avoid a prohibition debate. Democrats in Weiser were in session and discussed it, with at least one early discussion noted.
A hospital romance ends in an engagement for Frank J. Bosquet purchasing agent of the Maine General Hospital and Helen Q. Foss of Auburn, a hospital nurse graduate. The couple plans marriage, uniting hospital spheres and personal lives in Portland.
Santiago observers report protests by foreign governments including the United States against the Provisional Government of Carlos Davila. Diplomats contest a decree seizing foreign currency deposits in Chilean banks and paying depositors in pesos at distressing exchange rates, with values as low as 6 cents on the dollar.
DETROIT June 10 INS Three persons in an automobile were killed when they tried to beat a Grand Trunk passenger train at a grade crossing. The victims were William F. Dennis, his wife Winfie, and her sister Miss Linda Trask.
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