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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1931
Page
4
Damaged OCR fragment mentions a mysterious incident at a sunk hotel with names and phrases but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to form a clear news item.
A plea argues for teaching anatomy and physiology in schools to familiarize children with the human form. Proponents claim this would remove secrecy, reduce curiosity-driven misunderstanding, and promote healthy, natural understanding of gender differences among students.
A planned grand jury investigation targets a veteran known as Jake amid a probe into adulterated gin zer extract advertising. The inquiry centers on possible fraudulent statements and public safety concerns arising from the product. Authorities indicate hearings will convene in the coming weeks to determine any legal action.
A brief notice reports relief from itching skin after using a medicated preparation. The article notes comfort and improved well being following treatment, with emphasis on temporary symptom relief and user satisfaction.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a conflict between House and Senate on hospital expansion and allocations. References to conference reports, differing projects, and unresolved funding leave executive action and budget lines open amid tense negotiations.
Washington's image to appear on quarters as part of a 200th birthday commemoration. Congress approved the measure after Secretary Mellon signaled support, with the plan placing George Washington on one side of the coin to honor his role in American history.
In Tallahassee area Southeastern Florida police chased a group of four masked bandits who robbed a dinner party of 1500 in cash and 424,450 in jewelry. The robbers forced guests to hand over valuables with a sub machine gun and pistols, fleeing in a car. A rope left behind suggests a planned abduction motive.
Vermont voters this week chose Warren R. Austin over Frank Partridge in a Republican primary to replace the retiring senator. The result marks a shift toward Austin in a state where Republican control remains dominant.
Los Angeles reports that a civil action involving Miss Setril alleges criminal assault. District Attorney Baron Fille states no evidence of extortion conspiracies was found, and no extortion charges emerge against Griffith, file director, or others named in the suit.
Mrs Charles A Lavine was surprised by the arrival in Paris yesterday of her estranged husband from New York. The matter involved her filing a plea in French court, hindered by legal technicalities.
Local gossip centers on Barnacle Bill as a real life troubleshooter in domestic affairs. Reports suggest his wandering ways involved a sailor and a broken marriage, with speculation about a wife leaving and a publicized divorce.
Aimee Remple McPherson of California plans to wed Wilian Bradley Smith, purser aboard the diner resident Wilkins, in a ceremony noted in a Singapore Canira 5 Alepatch. The bride is Hubert Semple McPherson, 20, daughter of the well known evangelist.
Paris reports French delays in North Atlantic speed race as lawmakers consider 70 million francs for a new super liner. The plan, linked to ships by France and Britain, faces unclear timelines while government support is debated amid costs and potential operability with Bremen and Europa rivaling faster routes.
Commercial traffic through the Panama Canal in February fell to its lowest ebb since November 1926. Total tolls for February were 1,000 on ASL vessels that passed through, with November 1926 recording 428 completed transits.
New York March 4. A service marked to reflect her personality without sermon flowers or sacred music paid tribute to Anita Findlay Webster former opera singer Mrs Webster died Sunday of heart attack.
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