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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
9
June 24 report from New York details letters and a diary tied to a death case. Forgeries alleged against Innley E. Foithhel, father, as grand jury probes the claims and a possible suicide note archive emerges.
In California during early fall, about 900000 tons of sugar beets are expected to be harvested, with growers estimating production near 800000 tons in this section. Wages and numbers are cited, with projected earnings around 7.70 per ton for harvesters.
A hearing before the treasury department committee in the office of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster John Philp is set for Thursday to address the San Antonio site protest. Mrs Florence Griswold may attend a conference with treasury officials as bidders allege political influence and unfair treatment. Local bidders argue the land area proposed for the new federal building exceeds the documented site and criticise earlier negotiations as prearranged.
A court order requires Jobe Dindinto to return to White, New York, to face charges of abandoning his wife Diamenta, who sought divorce in Detroit. The case centers on alleged abandonment and the caller notes a troubling exchange of letters describing despair and intent.
In Houston on June 24 MacMillan Petroleum sues to enjoin a state railroad ruling. Circuit Judge J Cypherston presided as depositions began. Testimony opened with Havert TB of Catlass chairing a central protection committee witness Pena testifying on overproduction and wartime materials impact.
A World War II veteran, Wobles, of 218 City Street, suffered injuries in a crash near City Street. He was taken by ambulance to Green Hospital for treatment on Wednesday.
An ad claims OLD GOLDS are packed in airtight germ proof cello wrap to guarantee freshness and purity no matter where purchased.
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