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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
4
Rescuers at Wittenberg Germany cleared dust from the Relnsport explosive works after two days of tremors and blasts. Only 47 of 82 missing per Nazi figures were found among debris while about 100 with minor injuries returned home. several seriously hurt remained hospitalized as the area stayed sealed by police.
A dense listing of civil and criminal cases from county courts at law nos. 1 and 2 and district courts. Includes suits on notes, judgments for plaintiffs, defenses, and motions for temporary injunctions, with names like Mendelian, Frank Arms, Robertson Air Donald Lumber, Parkers, and Consuelo Ambrix. Noted are taxes, divorces, adoptions, custody, and miscellaneous orders. several cases involve City of San Antonio entities and public service, with fines and jail terms mentioned.
A US woman, Mars Artic, recounts a Soviet wife who poisoned herself in protest against Stalin. She describes harsh working conditions for Soviet women, bitter treatment, and inadequate hospitals. The account contrasts model hospitals for officials with dire care for common workers, and notes the suffering of families under the regime.
A Polish or Allied news desk reports that Stalin's wife killed herself in protest against the famine and terror during his regime. The piece implicates the famine in Ukraine and other regions, mass exile, and widespread suffering. It notes the ongoing impact on Russian families and orphans, with the author living under the shadow of the Soviet regime.
The board of control in Austin on June 13 selected architects to design and supervise construction of a 1,000,000 main building for the Centennial central exposition at Baltes. Plans and specifications to be rushed with bids likely called August. Centennial architects Associated to accelerate completion.
Rail traffic out of San Antonio largely back to normal Saturday except for washouts on Southern Pacific lines near Uvalde and Kerrville. Trains rerouted via Texas and Pacific to Fort Worth then El Paso. Nueces river bridge damage spanned about 800 feet of the 2000 foot structure, with repairs expected to take several days. Some westward routes and the Kerrville branch remained disrupted with restored service anticipated Sunday. Missouri-Kansas-Texas and Missouri Pacific lines faced varying delays and detours. Katy service mostly on time aside from a late No. 5 from St Louis. Thomas C. Quinn, 71, publisher dies in New York.
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