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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1931
Page
17
The column notes March shows signs of improved activity across sectors with higher production and building, while unemployment remains stubborn and relief funds dwindle. Stocks have pulled back after February gains, but some analysts see cautious improvement ahead as orders edge up and confidence grows.
A 200 member group of Mackleet reservation Indians will attend an illiteracy education program in Browning Montana. The project, supported by the National Advisory Commission on Education, aims to study how to teach reading and basic literacy to adults in a remote region. The effort includes lodging and meals, focusing on practical literacy despite limited schooling options.
Police concluded a spree of thefts across multiple streets with suspects taking clothing hats silverware and a metal unit from residences including Buona Vista and East Crockett. Officers reported a prowler seen but no arrests yet as investigations continue.
New York March 8 Wil Mam Childs formhead of a $27,000,000 restaurant chain announced plans for the "safest place In the world to eat." The restaurant will be at 430 W Forty-second St in the premises of the Chase National Bank with the vault in the basement retained by a dining room. Owners will pass through a massive iron door to eat behind steel walls.
A report notes Hl Faterson lost her purse at St Marys Church Sunday morning while attending services. The incident references an address on 145 Gow Irwelory store and a suspect described as a negro. The item hints at nearby events and a later dance, with mention of extra money and local classifieds.
A large fire swept through Mirando City destroying 16 buildings in two business blocks. About half of the town’s 1200 residents joined a bucket brigade while Fire Chief George Revken led the efforts. Linrody equipment arrived too late to save structures, preventing further loss.
Funeral services for Archibald McKaelin who died at his home on 140K McCultous Avenue were conducted Sunday at the residence by Rev. Samuel Capers. Surviving are widow Helen McWarland a daughter Helen McWarlant a son Archie a brother Guy S. MeFarland and Mrs A T Hert aid Mrs mnit il San Antonio.
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