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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
22
Forbes argues that young workers risk provoking a showdown with unions as employers face pressure to cut older staff. He cites letters from displaced workers showing age bias and warns such moves threaten organizational stability and loyalty built by older employees.
After colliding with a street car on Garden street, a San Antonio man left a beer laden vehicle and called police headquarters seeking help. The impaired driver abandoned the scene and showed little other concern.
A fragmented listing shows multiple radio stations and program times across cities, with schedules for weather, markets, music, and lectures. Entries mention KTAP KYOU KGRC WOAT WOAI KAM KGCI and others, noting programs, demonstrations, sports, and concerts across CST and daylight periods.
Debbie, a Hollywood girl, endures a drunken confrontation with Gus Schultz after a night of fear and coercion. She flees to a cab, then finds solace with Mrs Mangan as she contemplates love, freedom, and an uncertain marriage future in a tense studio milieu.
Henry Ford seeks Interstate Commerce Commission approval to rearrange railroad properties. The Detroit Toledo and Ironton asks to take over the Detroit and Ironton line and the Ford Transportation Company, described as owning substantial railroad equipment.
NEW YORK May 26 The American expedition endured five months with scant shelter and supplies in Tibet s cold high reaches. They battled hunger and fatigue as they pushed toward civilization and sent a brief report from the Himalayan region. Professor Nicholas Roerich’s Roerich Museum received the cable announcing arrival on May 16 and outlining the party s ordeal during the trek through Central Asia.
The United States League of Building and Loan Associations holds its meeting and will close today with the election of a fourth vice president. The organization rotates its officers.
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