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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1933
Page
7
A political portrait of Charles K. Quin a man of the people entering the campaign line. The piece praises his sincerity love of home and steady service while describing his modest home and dignified demeanor. It notes his plain furnishings and simple front door as signs of his values and commitment to the people.
The article profiles Mayor Quin and his wife Mrs Quin, noting his lack of hobbies due to demanding municipal duties. It highlights Mrs Quin’s church work and civic involvement, their long marriage, and Quin’s support for a judgeship while partnering with former Mayor Chambers.
Unclear OCR reveals a garbled report from a California town about local reform and regret. The text mentions citizens and senators, a long didactic note on thinking, and a lingering sense of national unease, framed oddly by scattered phrases and misread names.
Mayor C K Quin announced his push for economical city government after taking office, naming immediate steps with city auditor Walster Tatech to assess finances and craft a budget. He pledged to cut expenses, advance a statewide sales tax plan, and continue the Chambers administration's progressive economy program, aiming to deliver services efficiently while seeking re election.
Paris reports that deputies debated a proposal to pay 0.8 of 19 000 900 dollars in interest on war debts owed to the United States after France defaulted last December 1. The plan faced mixed support as ministers warned of risks while some factions urged acceptance.
A serum was flown to save the life of a woman near Brownsville Texas after an auto accident. The San Antonio Drug Company supplied the serum for the mother of a child, with local aviation enthusiasts assisting at the landing point in Arkansas or nearby area. The incident involved a hospital and a hospital landing, highlighting medical transport efforts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chaotic scene involving a house stripped of fixtures and disjointed names and locations. The text mentions references to individuals, addresses, and dates, but details are largely garbled. The readable bits suggest a local incident or notice with uncertain sequence and participants.
A fragmented plaza column describes musicians and audiences with references to Afr Yommy lake and various performers. It notes a pianist of high regard, a nightly whistle, and a public jury invitation, plus mentions a bank holiday, film talks, and a growing blue bonnet season with local personalities and events.
Walla Walla March 18. Cold waves sweeping Eastern Oregon and Washington have killed about 90 percent of the winter wheat crop in the great grain growing area. Most of the estimated 6200 bushel loss will be offset by reseeding with spring wheat.
Horse dealers report Dobbin making a strong comeback at the Bred Frizalee sale in INDEQR Colorado. Prices reach $205 for top bidders as two items showcase heavy demand and workers note improved value in racing stock.
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Galveston rector Che Any and Relylind JE Gillen will preach at St. Mark's on Wednesday service. The service begins at 10 AM and will include a special sermon.
Debates on farm bill provisions widen as administration backing and Roosevelt program support clash with critics. Officials expect committee approval with changes while Wallace hints at avoiding drastic steps. Cost projections suggest higher consumer prices and disputed authority over processing taxes and farm supports.
The Salvation Army band will present a special program next Friday. Captain Z H Parker will speak at the event, which is part of a Sunday service and features a music-focused mission by the local corps.
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