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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
3
German air officers, attached to the United States Army for about a year, will receive instruction at American Army service schools. This marks the first time since World War II that German air officers are formally integrated for training here, whereas previously military attaches only observed maneuvers at the U.S. Army.
A bomb demolished the home of Mack Elliott, a member of the Ras er Workers Union at the American Bemberg and Glatz textile mills in Elizabysh ton Tenn. The family was away. The strike had been ongoing and classes in trade schools were advertised in the classifieds.
The new felt hats showcase brims that sweep away from the face for an airy look. In soft pastel tones these hats flatter suntan complexions now in vogue.
Two Universal Welfare workers Edan Benedict and Lena Shawernss, both 34, were fined 25 dollars each in Corporation Court by Judge Dive Watson for soliciting funds without a permit. They were arrested on North Santa Rosa Avenue while walking with tambourines bearing coins. Witnesses testified no permit existed and complaints came from businessmen. The case marks a first arrest under a new city ordinance requiring solicitors for funds to obtain a permit.
A large trainload of trucks from the International Harvester company in Springfield, Ohio, is due at the T G S station at 10 40 a m Saturday. The line rerouting is expected to set a record, with a meeting by a chamber of commerce official and city representatives awaiting the arrival.
R. H. Brewer director of the tennis golf and swimming contests held by The Light in San Antonio junior schools displays medals to be awarded to winners in all events.
Gardner trophy at Parks Airport May 28 and 30 offers 10600 in prizes. Semi finals in Light's junior high tourney see James Moses of Page and Claude Hoerster of Poe vie for final berth on San Pedro courts. Hoerster, last year's winner, edged Raslavio Farias while Moses beat Dick Negley.
CHICAGO. Clark Dean, who since reaching adulthood has faced many court actions, spent last night in jail after an unwelcome visit to his estranged wife. He defied a court order to marry another, claimed he sought damages from the police for actions before his marriage, and sought to molest his spouse. An injunction had barred contact.
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