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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
2
A damaged air scene reports Cadet Thomas d Schofield and Cadet Ryereil G. Senter escaping a crash near the arcMantic area west of the flying formation. Their airplane landed safely, aided by parachutes after a near collision.
An advertisement extols Browna Tone hair dye claiming it restores natural color without fading or affecting waving. It pitches a pure vegetable formula with no telltale dye, promising to cover gray streaks and return a natural look. The copy urges readers to try the product via druggists.
A vintage advertisement touts Tintex as easy to use for all washable fabrics, claiming professional results with long lasting color. It invites readers to start rejuvenating their wardrobe and save with Tintex today.
Monday evening supper party at Olmos Drive east for Miss Virginia Beih Hendelx with fiancé Joseph Meadows Dawson. Tuesday splash party and breakfast honoring brides elect Miss Peggy Hennessey and Miss Anne Lewis. Kappa Alpha Theta breakfast at Purple Thistle for UT initiates. Colonel Hawkins hosts an afternoon at East Magnolia Avenue with engagements announced, plus multiple receptions and dances.
Bryan, June 19. Police continued their hunt for three robbers who shot and killed Miss Eugabeth Edelle Hammond, 20, Baylor University student, and critically wounded her escort Exgin Conway of Bryan. The couple was stopped Friday night at an underpass nine miles north of Bryan on their way to Conway's home. The incident followed a reported engagement and involved a violent confrontation connected to the fatal shooting.
From a peak of 199900 in March the unemployed in Cleveland declined to 171000 by the end of May. The drop of 28900 represents a 14 percent fall in two months, announced by Howard Whipple Green, head of the city recovery committee statistics sub panel.
The National Woman's Party will hold a mass meeting in Washington D C on July 4 with delegates from across the country. The event aims to focus attention on the need for united action by women in world economic affairs.
A letter writer contends the city commissioners should segregate polluting factories into a dedicated district. They argue battery plants, lead smelters, cookie and soap works, and dusting mattress factories foul the air, threaten health, and depress surrounding property values. The author warns of worsening conditions if changes are not made.
In a light photo the American Fascists are questioned as to charity and political alignment. The piece critiques a public opening of a world peace conference and questions government stance and repression. The writer urges study of the movement and its rhetoric.
Fragment contains misread phrases about Italians, a dittic phrase Duce, and scattered names and numbers. The text is largely unintelligible with many nonsensical terms, rendering a coherent incident or event undetectable. This appears to be corrupted newspaper OCR without a clear reportable item.
Los Angeles dispatch surveys casting choices for Greta Garbo in Queen Christina and related film plans. Ronald Colman and John Barrymore named as potential leads alongside Lawrence Olivier and other stars. Updates cover studio negotiations, travel, and current projects with Wyn Wynard, Norma Shearer, and Bebe Daniels among others.
Representative Bolivar Kemp of the Sixth Lculpture district died suddenly at his Amite home after returning from Washington last night. In Dallas, women form a union as the United Ladies' Garment Workers Organize with 362 charter members at a Labor Temple meeting.
In Kamgage Saskatchewan a group of Doukhobor residents held a nude parade at Terpenta village as a protest against orders to send their children to settlement. Police detained more than a dozen participants. If found guilty, the participants face up to three years in prison.
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