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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1939
Page
9
Fragmented OCR recalls a scene in Washington with Roosevelt in power and a distant caron mention. A Pullman carriage and a 32 day blue and silver tent appear as a setting. The tone hints at a historical event or ceremony with named figures and military or political context.
A public procession is planned at St Marys with participation from multiple local groups including the 90 Chvastinoe Brothers, Marish Brothers, WL De Bride, and DAWES on wheels. The event includes a dining area and observation point during the proceedings as President Hansevdh attends.
A Texas woman is noted in a fragmentary report as having received a papal medal. The source text mentions Pope Leo X and other unclear details, with several garbled phrases about a hospital, a police presence, and various names. The readable elements point to a ceremonial honor but details remain uncertain.
A garbled 1930s style report notes a Brooklyn-based former New York Assemblyman facing a long prison term, with references to a 20 year sentence and a $1000 fine. The fragmented text mentions prior service and a dated verdict, lacking clear names and specifics.
A sprawling report describes a royal visit with crowds lining streets in New York. A queen, king, and entourage travel amid ceremonies, praising the host city while citizens cheer and the pageantry unfolds. The piece notes public admiration, guarded security, and the spectacle of royal attire and state honors.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a Fundamental Baptist Church at Huisache Ave and Fradkshg with garbled names and phrases. The readable portion hints at religious content and potential community notices, but details are unclear.
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