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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
3
Family of Captain William M. Randolph attended the dedication of Randolph Field. Maj. Sheplarsky and FitzGerald, commander of Brooksfield, stood at left, with Maj. James E. Chaney, commander of Kelly, at right. Children of Captain Randolph were present.
The trial nears closing after midnight as the defense rests with witnesses about a baby’s death. Gov. Ginss notes the infant’s burial and a health officer, T.X. Goodson, discusses postmortem findings. Dr Ralph H Smith disputes the cause, citing an unjust hemorrhage. The state offers no rebuttal. courtroom crowds await the judge’s charge.
In Friday session at OTH WisTiet court Judge Anderson opened the term. Huddy Noord faced murder charges in connection with the death of an infant but was acquitted.
An OCR fragment describes a newspaper ad referencing a Mossified column and a tight red edition, urging relief of worries and directing readers to call Cir. 2400 for contact or further information.
Washington Senate debate centers on the London mural treaty as Senator Reed of Pennsylvania, involved in its foundation, backs ratification. He replies to Senator Johnson’s criticism and echoes remarks heard the night before, targeting the Latlar’s comments.
In Varosrhodor British Columbia a hunter or survivor reports a man and his bride missing after entering a remote icy wasteland. Local authorities fear they have perished amid harsh conditions and dwindling provisions while seeking unknown prospects.
Plans for a radically different naval vessel occupy the navy designers. It would combine cruiser and aircraft carrier features, capable of fighting battles and launching air reconnaissance aircraft for scouting and combat.
Berlin reports President Hindenburg accepted the resignation of Dr Moldenhawer minister of finance. The president asked Premier Bruening to assume the finance functions pending development of a new arrangement.
The dedication ceremony for Randolph Field in San Antonio featured Gov Moody and military leaders, with 233 planes from Brooks, Kelly, Fort Sill, and other fields, a mass aerial review, and plans to train 1400 yearly officers and reserve fliers as aviation expands. The event highlighted the field as a central training hub and a symbol of national defense, drawing large crowds and notable military officials.
In a Randolph Field dedication ceremony, Brig. Gen. Josep H. Ferbes and Col. Tuttle praise San Antonio’s drive to host the new flying field. Local leaders and Congressmen James and Wurzbach led efforts to secure land, funding, and construction, with ongoing road and traffic impacts noted as work progresses.
Clara Bow accepted Harry Richman’s proposal by wire after four months apart. The Brooklyn Bonfire and nightclub scene noted the moment as a public reunion with Richman placing a ring amid high drama.
Clara Bow refutes reports of a Dallas visit to mend a rift with Harry and says she is on a two week Hollywood vacation. She confirms telephoning from New York and insists no engagement, no reunion plan, and no alienation with her former beau.
Elly of Chicago courted a long endurance flight reaching 46 hours with pilots John and Kenneth Brunter aboard. Reported engine function and notes dropped, claiming a new mark challenging St Louis Tabiv’s 420 hour record.
Harold El Patite Sp Pomone College in California won the national intercollegiate oratorical contest. The prize totaled $1600, awarded by the Better America Federation. Final results credited the Californian team with the top honors in a closely contested event.
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple tournament wins and titles with scattered dates and numbers, highlighting a player named Bobby who claims major championships in amateur chess. It references United Sindes opum and ThrH events, with several numeric identifiers and mentions Belt ny United Biates.
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