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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
6
March offers a remedy for freckles with Othine Double Strength. A dainty white cream promises to erase rusty blemishes in a few nights, revealing milk white skin. If not satisfied, money back guarantee.
A court ruled the girl is 19 and may marry anyone she chooses. Tamara filed habeas corpus claiming restraint at Good Shepherd's home. The mother testified she is under 18, but a baptism certificate confirmed the age as 19.
In Washington on March 14 the War Secretary issues a memo for army officers. The rule requires knowledge of when a horseshoe fits a home as motor cars and land planes advance, hinting at a cowboy era mindset guiding military policy.
The Fiesta association announced Secretary Hurley and Governor Moody will join a patriotic pilgrimage to the Alamo during Fiesta week. A new event, the Alamo Port No 2 American Legion ball at Woodlawn Lake Pavilion, is planned for April 26, with school princesses parade set for April 23 and a potential giant sports parade by the Junior Chamber of Commerce under review.
In Austin on March 14 a senate sub-committee was asked to consider an amendment by the state affairs committee that would drop the five or more store tax and replace it with a graduated tax on every store under the original bill. The amendment and bill were referred for study and report.
A Detroit man, 42, Fred Hentzle, alleged to have used a Tumi ripper, escaped from a Lorain hospital after being wounded. He reportedly leaped from a ground floor window despite two bullet wounds in his back, shocking guards who had been keeping him under watch.
St Louis buses were largely paralyzed as conductors and drivers struck after a 4 am start following a two hour meeting. The action aimed to pressure People's Motion Bus company for union formation and response to driver conduct.
Mrs. Molla Turner faced prison for murder in Tahors texts, receiving an eight year sentence after a second trial. Her initial conviction was reversed on appeal and a new trial ordered following six hours of jury deliberation yesterday.
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