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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1932

Page

14

Man injured as flames trap couple in ruined home

E C Whiddon and his wife escaped through a kitchen window as fire swept their home Tuesday night. Whiddon suffered cuts to legs and feet while escaping. Firefighters battled flames that originated in a garage, destroying the garage and a $500 car and forcing evacuation at Gerald Avenue. Four people aided by fire crews were unharmed in the other residence nearby.

E. C. Whiddon Micah Bacaia Bob Fried C.J. Ridgeway Gerald Avenue

Hearsay Evidence Admitted in Federal Trial

Federal Judge R J McMillan ruled hearsay evidence admissible in a case by George E Desna World War veteran suing for a 10000 insurance policy. The objection overruled because only the sick person knows his symptoms and others learn of them by what they hear. Desna testifies on his own behalf. trial slated to last through Tuesday.

R. J. McMillan George E Desna Desha India

Amendment Bill Se Adoption Urged By Williams In Senate Hearing

George H. Williams former Missouri Republican senator urged adoption of the Bingham resolution in a Senate judiciary sub committee. The proposal would require constitutional amendments to be ratified only by state conventions and would apply to the prohibition amendment. Williams argued for state convention approval rather than legislature under the plan.

Washington,d.c Senate Judiciary George H. Williams Missouri Williams

Banker Attacks Glass Finance Bill

Auburn New York banker A M Payne testified before a senate committee that passage of the Glass banking revision bill would wreck many small country banks. He warned the reform attempt would be so severe it could cause widespread bank failures in rural areas.

Washington, D. C A. M. Payne Auburn N.Y Senate

Pennies Pay Fine in Corporation Court Case

J S Ramsey of 629 Live Oak street faced a $5 fine in corporation court for a spending charge but paid only $3 with $2 more offered by a friend. He then discovered $1 in pennies, accepted by acting clerk George Molteni, while a separate note reports the House Judiciary Committee rejected the Horr bill to repeal the Jones five and ten prohibition law by viva voce vote in Washington.

J. S. Ramsey Live Oak Street Corporation Court A. L. Matlock Ramsey George Molteni Washington, D. C House Judiciary Committee Horr

ZEMO Promises Clear Skin With Invisible Zed Claims

Ad for ZEMO antiseptic cream touts fast clearing of pimples rashes and blemishes using invisible ZHD. Claims twenty years of soothing relief and rare irritation clearance, urging use for clear smooth skin with prices 85c 60c and $1.00.

Call to Arms at W C T U Confab

At a National Women’s Christian Temperance Union conference in Chicago on March 23 Mrs. Ann Marden Dee urged members to pressure Congress on resubmission and repeal. She warned that some lawmakers hear only from wet constituents and urged action to hold the line.

W.C.T.U Chicago National Women’s Christian Temperance Union Ann Marden Dee

Reds Clash With Civil Guards In Spain Killing One

In Antequera Spain on March 29 1937 clashes erupted between civil guards and communists as a general revolutionary strike was declared. Reds pillaged farms and were fired upon leaving one dead and several wounded plus more than thirty arrested.

Antequeria Spain al (Us

Free Wheat Requests Approved By Red Cross

Washington March 29 The Red Cross approved 7 applications for free government wheat providing flour for 3,696,000 people via 907 local chapters for 90 days. Requisitions cover 681,670 barrels of flour, 49,324 tons of wheat for 169 communities and 36,136 livestock owners.

Washington, D. C Red Cross Congress

Chinese Troops Revolt Loot in Hangchow Chapoo Riots

Chinese Nationalist shore garrison troops at Hangchow revolted today and looted the town of Chapoo including the Roman Catholic mission there. The incident shocks Shanghai and underscores instability in the region.

Shanghai Hangchow Bay Chapoo

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