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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1931
Page
12
A fragmented memoir recalls Alma, a woman who grew up amid tumult and romance, detailing encounters with lovers including Franklyn Tannin and Jim, and a lifelong fascination with a dramatic suitor. The narrative hints at early ambition, gendered gaze, and a controversial marriage proposal amid social turmoil.
A draft about experimental aircraft landing wheels describes their operation and benefits. Tests show wheels absorb impact, reduce bounce, and allow softer landings on rough surfaces. The article notes wheels compress to cushion contact and aid pilots during training landings.
A new student club is formed with assemblies and stage properties under a special committee. Charter members include Herbere Adams Lorraine Melton Tovige Zimmerman Norwing Mare elinn Arnold Li Collard Darries Aplewhite Marc Culien Tolwet Richey Leis Pratt Cade and El Gaberh Cabin is temporary. Mary Cdr bes dven appointed to lead the nominating committee for the officer slate.
An infant was turned over to Hobart Mount Green hospital officials by Mamet Menara after being found at 14 Tamer Street. The boy, later identified as Ammind orth, was escorted home by Mebane ix and others. Night staff reported the child arrived in a naked tuby condition before transfer for care.
A damaged report describes a vacant house fire and vandalism in Detroit connected to anti hate acts. Details include a man named Kim Hart leaving San Antonio and a departure from Detroit, with unclear dates and locations.
A chaotic but vivid profile of Arthur Brisbane, famed editor, detailing his relentless energy and influence. The feature traces his career from early struggles to becoming a top newspaper figure, noting immense earnings, prolific output, and a restless search for new frontiers in journalism across major cities and publications.
A garbled 19th century style editorial critiques fresh notes in journalism, praising humane interest over sensationalism. The piece laments sensational daily features, recalls editorials by Aniam Conelin, and mentions a busy editor working for Sunday papers, with distant notes on income and offices.
A man named Virzi, 22, sustained injuries in a street confrontation on Armamory Street near West Poplar. He and another unnamed person were beaten, and detectives blamed an automobile assault. The victim was treated at Robert B. Green hospital with limited memory of the events.
A city commission considers an ordinance authorizing licensing of journeymen and paper hangers painters and decorators. The amendment would regulate milk content, setting four percent fat and five percent solids for city milk supplies.
A letter from Nou Orleans officials praising San Antonio’s commissiconers and the visit highlights. The note, delivered Monday to Ancel Radic, commends the guiding foresight of Nabiola and lauds specific local project developments.
A woman purse theft occurred on a Sunday night along Pont ok Trospeck Oil street. The burglar used a knife, fled in an old car after taking a gallon of content, and left a note about cents. Witnesses reported two Mexican suspects and a rapid getaway with a brief description of the vehicle and scene.
Ars Tow Brewer of San Antonio has been nominated for president of the Exe Students wnenciation at the University of Texas. The association will meet April 14. Miss Runice Aden of Alameda Inke has been nominated for treasurer.
An editor recalls how a renowned columnist described catching public interest. He notes the rapid questioning style, unwavering focus on the subject, and the steady, clear voice that kept answers precise. The piece highlights the writer’s sharp insight and intense concentration.
A derailed diary style transcript shows a reporter muttering about dictation delays and salary worries. The piece hints at Arthur Reighane and persistent pressure to produce 2000 words while a secretary assists. The text reads like a page fragment from a late edition.
In a March dispatch from HeverlyLis California a letter from Will Rogers argues about opportunities at home versus abroad. He suggests employing Charley Min and others to boost local industry and to focus on the headquarters ranch instead of foreign ventures. He contrasts views on a proposed deal and criticizes perceived interference by outside entities.
A husband shot and killed his wife, Fidith Plait, early today in West Amiair Arkansas after mistaking her for a burglar while she cooked. Police say the incident occurred at the couple’s home. the motive remains unclear as neighbors describe a quiet residence.
Police report a violent burglary at a local grocery store. Thieves smashed interior fixtures, damaged shelves, and stole money while many eggs, meat, and pies were ruined. Detectives pursue suspects as staff recover from the shock and store affected customers.
A rural Sunday barbecue hosted by County Commissioner Robert F. and officials drew local leaders including Congressional candidate Terry Mr. Wrread and County Commissioner Thomas St. Abbot, with attendees from nearby counties. The event focused on community chat rather than campaigning as officials avoided politics for the day.
The George Kelly drama Craig's Wife is presented by the league with Mrs. Sidney [erkowitz in the lead role and C. A. Minor 37 portraying the husband. The cast includes Mia Frank Febkatein Missey Lea Gottberg Helen Lo Sophia Feller Cecile Drarman Heerman Glaserman Frank Falkstein Louis Acbellee and Tiarry Berkwin.
Mrs Thorns J Camp of 212 North Elmendorf Avenue has been appointed by Dark Commissioner Jacob Kubtote as the official costume designer for the city playgrounds pageant to be staged during the wok Fae x Pig event.
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