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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1933
Page
5
Classified notice with multiple prices and references to wallpaper supplies, room furnishings, painters, and materials. Mentions samples and a plaza painter service. Itemized details point to a furniture and décor sale overlapping with painting materials and room fittings.
An OCR reading lists multiple church services across Baptist, Unitarian, Lutheran, Church of God, and other denominations. It notes Sunday and midweek worship times, locations on various streets, and ministers or church heads, with mentions of Advent and Lenten observances.
A garbled OCR list shows numerous names paired with spouses or relatives, mingled with addresses, dates, and scattered notices about licenses, marriages, and civil actions. The readable items reference individuals such as Joe D Castillo and Ofelia, Juan Rumirgs, Maldonado, and others, with scattered street names and hospital mentions, indicating a page of vital records and court actions rather than a single cohesive event.
A fragmented text hints at concerns over teen life and social pressures affecting youth. Names and places are unclear, but the note references Evangelical contexts, reght, and ages. The fragment suggests a discussion of challenges and potential guidance for young people.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Vilielos Harney and a camp, references to spiritualist themes, and scattered phrases about states, events, and people. No clear event or structure identified.
Fragmented OCR of parish notices mentions Masses, prayers, and catechism activities. It references weekly services, sacraments, and community gatherings led by priests in a Catholic church, with recurring events on Tuesdays and Sundays.
The readable fragments reference a legal matter or case with mentions of persons and places, including names that resemble court or public record language. The text is highly fragmented with garbled phrases and does not present a clear, full event to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary text describes delegates and regional representatives from He Tsay Towret Evanpelica to a synod. Mentions pastor Joby TARNO and Rev. BK Senianie, with obscure references to locations and groups. The garbled OCR yields limited readable names and affiliations.
A fragmented 1915 deed record lists transfers and notices involving Paula Brenner Diane Smile Weaver Myx Ete Smut Dive and others. It references property on West Cominaren and multiple parcels, with sums, trustee actions, and estate details including Chosten Mt. Cotuam and Gt Lunkryvicy cual, plus various certificates and dates. The text is garbled but indicates real estate transfers, trustee actions, and liens across multiple properties and parties.
Local churches plan joint Lutheran union services Sunday at St. Doans Parish Hall. The event features shared sermons fostering community unity, with guests from Oak Ridge and Valley Heights. Organizers expect attendance across five congregations and a brief reception following the service.
The article notes a missionary in Tell of Indians delivering a sermon to Navajo attendees at Wow Mog ee MEH church. Rev. Arline Mekineiay is identified as the preacher for the event, with details on the session and its spiritual focus.
A peace delegate from New York plans to deliver an address signaling unity. The event is set for Sunday with representatives from various regions, including Asia, gathering to discuss efforts toward harmony and cooperation.
In Washington on May 6 Dr. Hjalmar Schacht and Dr. Hjwlaimy Echachh voiced qualified support for the U S world tariff truce plan. Schacht urged international handling of private debt while Germany seeks relief and joint action to restore world prosperity. Guido Jung and Taft Te Breton also joined talks with President Roosevelt and other officials.
London May 6 British Prime Minister MacDonald voiced agreement with President Roosevelt that war debt payments must be settled promptly. He noted Roosevelt viewed debt settlement as essential to the success of the upcoming world economic conference and said discussions at Washington were frank and candid about achieving a quick, orderly settlement for all parties.
In Paris on May 6 the French premier Daladier and foreign minister Herriot held talks on World War debt with advisors. A coded telegraph from Washington was read aloud and a confidential note from Brewster Trustville was mentioned as part of the discussions. The session aimed to advance plans on repayment terms and international finance amid wartime recovery.
Fragmented OCR describes modern nursing homes with scattered phrases about funding and care. It mentions pensioning or support, Durban style references, and a plan to establish many homes across various areas to provide treatment and accommodation, though the text is garbled and partly unreadable.
A local religious series titled Sin will be explored in four sermons this Sunday and following evenings. Speakers from Park Methodic Church plan to address moral concerns and spiritual guidance, focusing on personal conduct, community welfare, and repentance.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions seminary rumor and baseball players including Harinett Rerzer Demaree Himm Harinalt Tt. Moore Rarver and Houbie play Maranvibe Aynanald Jordan. It references vote on bases and a box score with pitcher Knothe Metres time 1 5.
May 6. The Texas Senate planned to meet today to clear legislation from its calendar while most members remained adjourned until Monday. In the House a sine die adjournment resolution was introduced and promptly killed. A free conference on departmental appropriations neared completion, while talks on educational appropriations stalled. The Senate rejected federal oil control, urging Texas to manage its production. The House passed a rural school aid bill of 10 billion dollars from general revenue for the next biennium. the Senate had not acted.
April operating costs for Robert By Green hospital declined by over $1000 under the county economy program. County Auditor Elgar G. Garvey reports April expenses at 8590.46 with 837.43 from patients for drugs and treatment, leaving county cost 7753.13. Hospital beds were reduced from 200 to 100 after the March total of 9832.94, and the facility is now cash-basis with outstanding scripts being redeemed by the county treasurer.
Rome May 8 Mussolini orders nationwide traffic tracking on state roads. On three February days each month observers will monitor traffic at 10 kilometer intervals, 2006 observers from military and semi military corps. Posts are lit and drivers asked to slow for data on vehicle makes. Last reading day falls December 9 a Saturday. Private cars number about 40 000 with buses and commercial vehicles also counted.
Fragmentary in readable text recalls childhood sweethearts from Madison Wisconsin. Two lifelong pairs separated by marriages and bereavements. Mentions names Dunbar vanever Give Lag fon on the rock and Olive. Fragment shows garbled dialogue about baker's bread and trial like testimony.
Unable to pay latte tires, 200 men were put to work to Mapowling Grif. Hh park, IEelly's crew rep lan rons ley.
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