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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
16
William Stanley of Maryland has resigned as assistant to Attorney General Cummings. Justice Department officials declined to discuss a successor.
A misprinted ad touts a “special Kidney Diuretic prescription Gyater” claiming to purify kidneys and bladder, detoxify acids, and restore vitality within 45 hours or 8 days with money back. It promises relief from nervousness, headaches, joint pain, and fatigue, urging immediate purchase at druggists with a guarantee.
London reports from June 27 that the Soviet Union seeks half of Britain's naval strength and a strengthened air force to counter Germany. Mussolini presses Abyssinia, while France plans naval expansion. Germany eyes Austria and a broader sphere from the Baltic to the Black Sea amid a looming League crisis.
Brest France June 27 Francois Pistri minister of the navy denounced England sudden consent to Germany rearmament as a grave event likely to shake faith in Britain prudent leadership. France announces plans to build more battleships as soon as the Washington treaty expires December 31 16.
Skytop, Pa June 27 Leng and Liggett Jr. of New York won the American Whist league pair championship at the Skytop club. They accumulated 145 match points in their first contract whist tournament, a national event praised as more intricate than contract bridge. Mrs M K Alexander of Chicago and Mrs Bayles of Los Angeles moved from seventh to second with 125 1 2 match points.
Theft of tools valued at 35 dollars reported to police Wednesday night by F T Drought of 188 Brittany Drive. A lawn mower was stolen from the residence of B T Stanford at 625 West Gramercy Place, detectives said.
Denver held a special dance at Heights Recreation with tickets priced at 11 cents for admission. An advertisement notes upcoming events by local clubs and urges attendance for community entertainment.
Streamlined trains in Den'ark are equipped with electrical amenities and meals served to passengers in their seats. Classified ads note orange Persian kittens for sale and a 1933 Kansas fair spelling bee to be staged in Topeka. Public libraries survey lists 15,500 libraries serving 45.6 million people. Denial of work to trade for boat or lumber appears in Light Classified Ads.
Lumber firms reject mediation, plan to reopen sawmills under National Guardsmen protection. Five yards operate in Bellingham and Everett faces picket lines. Dynamite threats linked to wives of Portland workers prompt inspectors to probe distributed letters. Backlash includes recalls of former employees and wage demands, while a California incident prompts court action.
A misspelled note urges tenants for a vacant property to act quickly by using a light classified approach. It mentions a phone number F-1231 and suggests dialing for faster results.
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