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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
9
In New York Charles Edward Monroe, sole surviving charter member of the American Chemical Society founded in 1876, becomes honorary chairman of national science committees planning the eighty fifth annual meeting in Washington DC from March 96 to 3b. Some three thousand scientists worldwide will attend the conclave marking the 200th birth anniversary of Joseph Priestley, discoverer of oxygen.
A fragment reports workers on the National Road near Martins Ferry Ohio unintentionally uncovering a coal vein in a Blaine Hill area. The discovery yields free coal to many unemployed families, easing relief needs.
Berlin reports a small decline in unemployment in the German boot and shoe sector. By the close of November the jobless rate stood at 248 percent of union members, versus 277 percent in October and 28 percent at the end of September.
The article notes ownership of an old King James Bible passed from a Denver father to his son. It mentions Albert W. Payne Jr. of Denver as the new owner and references a historical context linked to a late president Warren G. Harding.
A Berkeley report notes a long period of traffic incidents affecting school age residents, with recent minor injuries on Berkeley streets. The city commission discusses safety measures and ongoing monitoring to reduce accidents and protect youth.
A rare albino deer was shot by a hunter in the area, noted as the first white deer killed locally in many years. The incident sparked mixed reactions and a desire for celebration from some residents while others reflect on wildlife significance. The article also mentions a local family event and a birthday observance linked to a different name in the text.
Philadelphia March 40 brief. Yale psychology professor Dr. Ohard M. Yerkes lectured on primate altruism, claiming monkeys and apes perform grooming and splinter removal as instinctive acts. He argued evidence supports instinctive altruism across primates including humans.
AVA Clemens Michigan March 1 9 Fat man Buckner a 400 pound Clemens cook who refused to fall into ore. While helping three friends move a gasoline tank he slipped into the floe. After pulling with a cable the trio tried an automobile hoist finally released the man.
Medford residents note a freestanding structure at an abandoned station served as a leaning tower. Unlike Pisa, Medford’s tilt results from removed earth and partially displaced foundation, not ground shift in the tower’s base.
Oklahoma City March 1. A resolution in the general assembly proposes uniting the senate and house into one legislative body. Representative Lashe Conner, a 49 member of economy, introduced the measure amid talks of reform.
SomervilleMass. Irmouren 14. Congress set to act on a wine and beer power measure while Frederick W Wollfer plans to open a beer purveyor business if his permit is the first filed with the licensing board.
A fragmentary report details a court case involving Joseph Flint and a remark about fat women. Mrs Pint asserts the remark, while the text notes the husband’s fondness for plump women and a challenge to the claim. The short item references INS notes and a courtroom scene with unclear chronology.
Ossining New York march final report notes Sing Sing guards receive new badges with gold filings and hooped openwork insignia reflecting updated service symbols and official designation for the correction facility staff.
The writer argues for issuing temporary "new chips" or scrip to correct currency hoarding and bank distrust. He urges nationwide adoption, with fully collateralised scrip backed by assets, to restore circulating money and revive business, banking confidence, and national prosperity. The piece highlights abundant goods and a need to prevent hoarding.
Court records list numerous cases across districts including the Texas state courts and Federal District Court. Dismissals, verdicts, and sentences cover theft, embezzlement, burglary, assault, and drug or weapons offenses with various penalties and judgments recorded by judges and clerks.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Anny issuing orders and mentions March, Clark col Geoten FH, Washingfont Siuttin, and various places and people. The legible fragments reference Porter, Donald A, Monier province, and a mix of names with unclear actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions AURTIN in March and several garbled items including names and places. No coherent event, dates, or entities clearly identifiable for a reliable summary.
Fragmented notices list marriage intentions and divorces with names and addresses. Entries include Dhar Navsins and Vera Simmane and others with dates in March, locations on streets such as Aragendie and Monterey, plus names like Mary Culling and Arun Winkler among scattered personal details.
Dr Laur McSorley aged 68 of 115 Deelssetrovt Burvivata dies Friday morning. Funeral by Rev I Kennedy of St Marys Catholic church at Archibald Trobers Allsun, B2 192 Chicago boulevard. Survivors include daughters Alle Gimble and Stelin Peacock, sons R B Allsup Corpus Christi and W T Allsup. Services Thursday at Riverside Baptist church with officiants Rays RK G Van Royen and Tewis MoVen.
In The Hague on March 11 the plan proposes using street care conductors to announce nine lines of KUAINESS Co sbHahmefila along car routes. Municipal authorities weigh this method to spread ads in public spaces, drawing from world city precedents where conductors carry hotel, restaurant, and shop names.
A garbled OCR summary lists numerous deeds and transfers involving multiple individuals and entities, with dates ranging from 1903 to 1920. Names such as Danivt umt Vere Ralbard J. va Malley and Abram B. wo Iner C appear amid scattered references to cemeteries, trusts, and property transactions, plus inconsistent place markers and amounts.
Thousands of gatekeepers and workers from across the world gather for the International Olympiad of Workers' Theaters in Moscow May. The event, aimed at developing revolutionary theater, is led by delegates from socialist groups, with significant participation from Czechoslovakia and allied states.
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