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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1933

Page

3

Quin Reelected Mayor in Landslide Victory for Frere City

Mayor C E Quin and four incumbent commissioners were reelected amid a sweeping victory Tuesday. Quin led with 19 179 votes of 28 778 cast, defeating Arthur Burnett and others. Incumbents Steffer Bushback Rubiola Wright were returned. crowd roared at city hall as officials pledged duties to the city.

C. EK. Quin Quin Oor Arthur C. Burnett Citizens’ League Joe Burktt Tax Reduction Ticket Henry Hager Bireet Paul Stetfier Frank Bushback Jacob Ru‘diola Fire and Police Phil Wright Bleifer Wright Rudblola Fond Bushick Carleton Adams Citizens’ League Nex Commiasioner Bushick Steffer Rubiola, Wright

Fragmented OCR shows numeric tables and partial text across pages

The readable portion contains dense numeric sequences and scattered terms likePet and Bet, indicating a damaged OCR page with tables on taxation, parks, streets, police, and related items. No coherent events or persons are clearly identifiable from the legible fragments.

Voters Celebrate Victory as Candidates Lead Counts

Bushick addressed supporters thanking voters as results showed officials elected in the 105th precinct. Mayors and commissioners named include Burkett Burnett Fagen Quin Adams Guerra Hansen Rubin Cortes Nellang Stettler Biahaphres Wright. The No. Naval Surety firm received licensing approval in Texas, succeeding prior insurers from National Surety and National Entity.

Bushick Ang Burkett Anya Burnett Carl C. Adams Carleton Adams Harrigan Gar Guerra Hansen Aant Rubin GAUL Cortes Vee Nellang Ter Austin No. Naval Burety Corporation Cty Serps Wsneak Naa Bern Texas Succorda National @urety company National Entity Corporation

Veterans' convention gathers at Fort Hunter

In Washington a large encampment forms at Fort Hunter for a veterans of foreign wars gathering. About 2000 to 3000 veterans are expected with 10,000 projected by week’s end, as Roosevelt administration approval awaits. Fort Meade troops set up camps while transport and kitchens arrange services for marchers and attendees. Police warn against congregating on Capitol plaza and advise vigilance against demonstrations or Communist attempts to disrupt proceedings.

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Mexico signs AOA contract for two major highways

Leopoldo Partas announces government contract with Camila Figuero Construction to build the Laredo Mexico City Acapulco and Mexico City Guadalajara highways by 1948. Total cost 3% million, with staged payments through 1999. The 2370 kilometer link aims to connect central Mexico and provide international outlets.

Mexico City Leopoldo Partas Camila Figuero Construction Company Laredo Mexico City - Acapulco Guadalajara Paymenta Mexico

Hitler Seizes Opponent Property In Berlin Action

Berlin reports the government seized property of the Social Democratic Party and the Republican Reichsbanner organizations. Vorwaerts and Reichsbanner newspapers were also taken. The notice ends with an unrelated classified ad line for a newspaper’s ad section.

Hitler Berlin Hiter Social Democratic Party Reichsbanner Vorwaerts Reischbanner

Spanish Bombings Continue Seven Dead

MADRID May 10 Several reports say bombings continue to damage utilities despite a government bulletin calling the national general strike a complete failure. Deaths in the disorders reach seven with more than 50 wounded. JONN D. LEAVES. ORMOND BEACH Fla May 10 Jonn D Rockefeller heads home after his longest winter in Florida.

Madrid Olicies Syndicatiots Jonn D Ormond Beach Fla Jonn D. Rockefeller Florida

Two Die Under Headsman's Ax in Berlin Executions

Two convicted murderers were executed at dawn in Berlin, the first since July 1931, as government posters announced twelve more deaths to follow, including three women. Hermann Goering, who held supreme power to commute death sentences, refused pardons.

Berlin Air Hermann O Gering

Stops Skin Itching In Two Minutes Advertisement Claim

An advertisement touts a cream named Shapleine from Savannah Georgia that promises rapid relief for skin ailments including ringworm eczema and tetter. It claims cooling soothing action within minutes and a money back guarantee if not healed, urging purchase at any drugstore or box.

Shapleine Savannah

California’s two-week vacation plan guide promises low cost

A 48-page guide from the All-Year Club details a two-week, self-guided California itinerary with day-by-day plans, maps, and itemized costs. It touts unusually low travel expenses, broad attractions from seaside to Hollywood, and emphasizes independence over escorted tours.

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