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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
5
A playful ad promotes Nisley Sandals with options in black patent and white kid leather, featuring petal cutouts and contrasting stitching. It promises perfect fit across lengths and widths, claiming stock remains full despite clearance sales, and invites shoppers to visit the shop for stylish footwear.
The United Spanish War Veterans will open their three day state encampment in Columbus Ohio at the Plaza hotel this Saturday evening with a joint session at 8:20 p.m. Local and military officials, including JH Vedra of the water department and H Booper of San Antonio, will preside over meetings and flag ceremonies. A military march will follow and a legislative program, including officer elections and a 1982 renovation city vote, is planned. Women veterans and auxiliary members prepare for convention activities with multiple camp representatives expected.
Franco, a leading figure in Spanish politics for decades, was injured during a campaign event in Madrid. Witnesses described a fall on stage that left him with a broken right leg and multiple injuries, prompting emergency medical care and a pause in his speaking tour.
Reports say FAD rounds of ammunition were found aboard a smuggling ship near Nogales Sonora. Authorities report the seizure involved ten Mexicans and multiple cross border suspects. The federal prosecutor at the border cites discovery of ammunition and other material purportedly contraband.
Samiel Gesin, a former oil company official, was kidnapped and released after a troubling ordeal. Authorities and Gesin's attorney, SiGrane, cautioned against disclosing details while the couple remains tight lipped about the aftermath.
Cecil Latlerty, 37, inmate at a Moh county reform facility, died as authorities opened an inquiry. Coroner C Moebett reported indications of beating and violence prior to death. State and county officers are handling the investigation.
Cleveland hosts national air expo this year with U S Navy planes set to compete. Organized by Mary Bel Ingles, the event promises advanced aviation displays and a chance to showcase naval aircraft in a public setting.
June 25 report from the Ex change Telegraph Agency says Ses. J. 34, Keith Milley Aneleatian Nien, now in America, filed for divorce from Krill Atlee, a journalist, citing the case as a high profile suit involving an aviatrix.
Miss Mary Seroks, a designer who creates her own garments, becomes the first woman to receive a civil engineer certificate in New York. She is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
In Sikao district near Shanghai farmers send melon seeds to China for trade. The seeds are valued for consumption and use, though later protection and quality concerns may affect their sale and legality. Local officials monitor seed exports and market impacts in the broader region.
Fragmentary report appears to reference a death or body found, with garbled names and places. Details are unreadable, making it impossible to determine exact individuals, event, location, or outcome for a coherent summary. Additional readable text required.
The readable fragments reference New York and various personal names amid garbled phrases. It mentions a first time slice and a person named Mary, with other disjoint terms like Vince, Vein, Fish, and Hurvey. The passage appears to be a damaged OCR item lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Fragmentary text describes dental issues with bleeding gums and mentions relief methods. References unclear names and terms. overall content appears unrelated or garbled, offering inconsistent claims about dental disease and remedies.
The ad claims Lucky Strike removes harsh irritants from raw tobacco through an exclusive toasting process, making the cigarettes less irritating to the throat. It emphasizes the process as vital, not just a slogan, and urges careful cigarette choice.
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