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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
10
Encrusted in a dense, era-spanning narrative, the piece surveys Kemal Atatürk and Mussolini amid rising war threats, economic distress, and imperial power plays. It weaves in Roosevelt, Churchill, and other leaders, noting debts, unemployment, and the looming possibility of new bases and conflict across continents.
Weather notes report the end of a rainy week with record warmth and sunshine. Temperatures rose to near 88 degrees between 4 and 6 pm, breaking prior norms as rainfall totaled unusually high for the period. Local forecasts warn of shifting conditions into early next week.
Fragmentary report notes crowd reactions at a Sunday event in Merton with mentions of names such as Kop and Dygadio. The text reflects weather disruption and long queues, amid scattered details of dates and activities.
Cloudy conditions expected Monday night into Tuesday with lower temperatures. Highs around mid 60s, lows near 50s. East Texas coast shows cloudy Monday night, with partly cloudy Tuesday. West Texas forecasts partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday. Weather on Page 3.
Fragmented OCR text details a case involving a woman linked to a 10 year old incident. Names appear garbled and uncertain, including references to Mrs. Lita Mie Lickion and an alleged charge at Wer Tiere Wetr. The passage lacks clear dates, places, and verifiable entities.
Police arrived with rifles at a grocery store amid a busy shopping day. Officers secured the premises as managers and shoppers observed the armed response and orderly evacuation.
A clipped and jumbled report notes a flyer returning in rain with references to Pane American and Nipole. Guardins and Shawn Al Tunis appear in fragmented terms while the piece hints at a delayed United States status and reliance on a section. The garbled text leaves the exact sequence unclear.
Classified rental notices announce vacant property and rental opportunities. Listings reference a light column page with monthly rates and real estate items.
The report details additional financing for Fort Sun Howton and related facilities. Congressmember Maverick, Sen Morley, and Sec. of Labor discuss securing about 192000 for a sectional expansion and 528000 for barracks foundations. Construction plans include new quarters and reinforced foundations with work expected by Monday updates.
Widespread floods hit Southwest Texas as the Guadalupe Nueces and San Marcos rivers rose, flooding Gonzales and Three Rivers. The Guadalupe peak neared 33 feet while the Nueces inundated hundreds of ranches and crops, with damages over $300,000 and power disruptions reported.
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