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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1931
Page
8
Berlin dispatch notes Crown Prince Wilhelm, son of the former Kaiser, attended a private screening presented by Universal Pictures. He declined to comment on his personal reaction or any future actions regarding the war effort.
Lou Telleen new look emerges after a ten session treatment. He underwent skin color changes from yellow to brown to red during the facial rejuvenation process and plans a public return at an upcoming appearance in New York after a Roosevelt era recall.
Vermont Republicans pressed to gain a normal majority for Warren I. Austin over Democrat Stephen M. Driscoll in a special election prompted by Frank L. Greene's death. The contest centers on maintaining stability in state politics as voters respond to the changing national mood.
Miss Malone warns radio performers to guard throats urging Pertussin for coughs. The ad touts a non narcotic remedy praised by doctors for 23 years and popular with entertainers during coughing winter months. Stop in at your druggist for Pertussin today on the Columbia Network at 8:15.
Los Angeles dispatch reports Buddy Rogers being offered the lead in the George White Scandals musical. The article notes Rogers’ popularity, plans for a New York move, and confirmation of Mount Hollywood adaptation by Paramount. Also mentions cast discussions and assorted Hollywood sightings and rumors from various studios and venues.
The Sugar Institute promotes desserts like puddings custards and ice cream for underweight children noting they supplement meals and help satiety. It suggests sugar can enhance flavors in vegetables fruits and cereals to boost appetite and digestion according to dietitians and factors.
Universal Service reports Capone has offered 1,000,000 dollars to play the leading gangster part in a motion picture. Chicago DA Baron Witts returned from Chicago with a note that Capone emissaries are in Los Angeles seeking the project. Details are unclear but a Capone arrival could trigger warrants or arrests on various charges.
Temple Texas March 31 The Gly National Bank closed two weeks ago and the Farmers State Bank here merged to form a single institution to be named Farmers Bank. Elute bank will open later this week with Cindy D Seyboldt as president and A Fling as chairman of the board.
A verdict of ten years imprisonment was returned in the Thirty-ninth district court for Hamer Altinow, 96, convicted of killing Sal Tanner, pioneer ranchman of Stonewall county. The case went to trial Thursday and the verdict was announced before 6 a.m. in a crowded courtroom.
Fragmentary item notes a person named Mie or Teter Oseh in Coming Iowa with mention of leg sores and varicose veins. It hints at a new free copyrighted book describing a home treatment. The garbled text references Whittler, Kansas and Wisconsin, with unclear claims of pain relief and no cost or obligation.
Mississippi planters abandon cotton after drought, shifting to food crops. Farmers across the state plan to grow corn, oats, alfalfa, vegetables, and forage, promising larger acreage and new agricultural focus for the year.
The new Den yer Heights recreation center hosts a Westnessday event with an open house from 2 to 5 pm. The Bilger Allan Poe Junior School Orchestra will perform under Mrs. Bertha G Weatherly, followed by a dedicating program led by Pilgar Reagers.
In Chiloququin Orr a police chief, Joseph Swindler, was fatally shot by his wife. Shey Swindler attempted suicide by shooting herself, dying from the fatal wound, while her husband survived with a superficial wound. The incident was investigated as a domestic assault.
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