Endorses Central Relief Committee in San Antonio
A report to Governor Miriam A. For son by Jonn H. Brexett attests to the Central Relief Committee’s capable and honest work in San Antonio. It states the committee has handled public funds prudently, rejected private or political use, and urges no changes to its personnel or operations.
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San Antonio
Miriam A. Forson
Jonn H. ‘Brexett
Lann Atlee
Cirena
Bickethop
Pres
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i Play Tournament Sets Hope After District Win
San Antonio Jimlor college students aim for the state junior college Meach Play tourney in Hillsbury on April 28 after winning Friday night’s district meet at Mark Twain junior school auditorium. Dolly’s Battle Bills took first place with Seguin Lutheran and Pestmoorland colleges competing. Participants included Alfred Stevens Ferold Neuhaus and Phyllis Wegner. directed by Neil Craig.
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San Antonio Jimlor College
Hillsbury
Mark Twain
Phyllis Wegner
Neil Craig
Police hunt for missing woman in city wide search
Police search for Mrs. Caz ie Sanders aged 98 of 416 Crosby street after she left her home Friday evening to buy a box of matches and did not return. Relatives say the disappearance is mysterious and a brother Grover Kelly of 312 Malone street fears abduction.
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Mner Way
Cazie Sanders
Crosby Treet
Rela Iives
Fall breaks leg after skating mishap near West Gramercy Place
A 13 year old, Eimtr Hoag of 1135 West Ridgewood Court, suffered a broken leg Saturday morning after skating on a cat section of pavement near West Gramercy Place. He was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital.
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Druyerine
Eimtr Hoag
West Ridgewood Court
West Gramercy Place
Teil
Robert B. Green Hos
Letters to the Editor on Relief and Museum Support
In a letters page, F C Thames argues for federal funding to boost money circulation and relief rather than groceries, criticizing inflation controls. Artist Dawson Watson urges local artists to fund museum support after Mayor Chambers cut museum appropriations, pledging a $3 start and calling for broader subscriptions to sustain educational art.
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F.C. Thames
Chambers
Dawson-Watson
Unified Bank System Urged as Relief
The Light argues for a unified federal bank system with regulated savings deposit rates and postal savings parity. It says lower loan rates tied to solid security would reduce borrower burdens, spur investment, and revive business across trade channels.
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Bone Fide Security
Roller Skating Debate Distorts City Life
A fragmented letter page markets controversy over roller skating and sidewalk use. Readers debate street safety and youth access while criticizing police salaries and city administration for fiscal choices impacting residents.
Langford Now Newsie Born From Glory and Blindness
Wolcott Langford once a great middleweight in Chicago, now works as a newspaper seller at the stadium, a picturesque yet sad figure who faces life without sight while fans recall his past fame. Fielding H. Yost praises his 1928 team as the best despite a 4 to 2 loss to Northwestern. Lew Hinchman of Ohio Bla te University shines with a touchdown this year amid a ten day fault diet rumor.
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Langford
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Wolcott Langford
Chicago
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Northwestern
Lew Hinchman
Ohio
Blate Uni
Verslty
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