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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1930

Page

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Hoover awards Medal of Honor to transatlantic flight crew

President Hoover presents the Congressional Medal of Honor to Commander John H Towers, commander of the Navy transatlantic flight. In the group are Albert C Read of NC-4, Com Elmer F Stone pilot, Lt H C Redd radio operator, and Lt Walter Hinton co-pilot.

Hoover John H. Towers Navy Albert C. Read NC-4 Elmer F. Stone H. C. Redd Walter Hinton

Turtle Lines in Concrete

A Eastland horned toad reportedly spiraled for fame in San Antonio when concrete work at a new sewage plant caused a turtle to be buried alive. The creature was found in the mold after concrete poured, died, and the incident prompted notes from supervisor Tobin and chief electrician Koderr.

San Antonia Gan Antonio Tuele Tobin Charles E. Koderr Iis Tomb Chiegls Icks

Capone Denies TM Cafe Ownership in Chicago

A report claims Ralph Z Capone, brother of Al Capone, denies owning or having a stake in a Chicago night club. The denial is part of a court filing by attorney Miller J. Fine against alleged prohibition violations. A separate note mentions a builder giving free estimates to boost reputations in a Licht Classified Services ad.

R. Capone Chicago Ciceso Ralph Z. Capone Alphonsa Bik Jitorney Miler Jine Feqitacey Stark Ratumos of Licht

Kiddies Coal and Ghost Tale From Old Fair Grounds

A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a midget railway built by A Fuller at Helotes and a day at the old fairgrounds where children played and bands, with prices rising above ten cents, drew crowds. A faded photograph from Helotes is mentioned, and obscure memories of a wandering rumor haunt Mary and locals.

Mary A. Fuller Ness Fai Grounds Mfr Huller Helotes

Jersey Fight Sunday Laws in Mercer County

Hundreds of names and addresses were in police possession as officers checked for vice and immorality on the Sabbath in Wrenton New Jersey. Police stations cigar stores and other businesses were visited to record exchanges of currency for favors while officers sought suspects and issued warnings.

Wrenton N. J Becanee Ibis Dusineau Mercer County

Catholics Prepare for Ascension Day in Nome

A local Catholic procession marked by devotion and prayer began preparations for Ascension Day. The observance centered around St. Philip Neri, revered as the apostle of Rome, with parades and spiritual activities guiding the faithful toward the holy day.

Mer Fatting Yyaree Dealgoet Thurblay Pillip Neri Apostle of Rome

Mussolini Returns From Tuscan Tour To Rome

Premier Mussolini concluded a Tuscan tour and returned to Rome this afternoon. He was accompanied by his secretaries and the chief of the government press bureau.

Mussolini Rome Alussolini Ivecany Herebia Als Secretars Alessandra Chinseliol Amthr Government Lanlo Ferret

General Lord Bying Not to Retire Amid Rumors

England reports Chief Commissioner of Jordan POKier, Lord Bying, has returned from a tour of South Africa. Official denial quashes retirement rumors as he declares continued service.

Lord Bying Southamdion England Jeners Land Beng Jorden Pokier South Africa

Bushick Opposes Plan to Donate Dawson Street Property

City council debate over closing Dawson Street block between Mo Grande and Houurs to donate land to school board. Mayor Chambers, commissioners and Stoffler oppose. Bushick leads opposition citing real estate motives. Vote defeats motion to donate the street to the school board.

Steffler Bushick Proux Bushick Mornifi Paul F. Stoffler Dawson Street Mo Grande Houurs Oaly Council Dickingon Ashe Dickingon Ciienberh Kampmann Stetler Caid Gradu Selony Seeffler Fale The Alerer Z. A. Mefrtord Ruebirk C. M gecian_ Cir Antorney Cobbs Tr.eat Cozes Dt Wan Faily Tower Street

Police Seek Men in Truck After Drug Store Looted

Police hunt two men who robbed a Perry County drug store Sunday night, taking about 400 dollars in merchandise including clocks jewelry pens razors and tobacco. A local resident reported a vehicle seen fleeing toward San Antonio with merchandise in a load, as owners counted missing items and police investigated the break in at the Perry Avenue area.

Ban Anténio Pallée Perry Burkerland Horitor Veras Niger San Antonio Joe Perharek

Eight Injured In Weekend Auto Mishaps

The register at Robert D. Green hospital lists eight people injured in various weekend auto incidents. Joseph Honner of 345 Carolina Street was thrown 60 feet when his motorcycle hit a parked car near the Central Fire Station. Carmen Toria of 4 105 South Medina suffered a fractured skull and died later at the hospital. Other casualties include Hugh Sheppard of Buffalo street and Nick Huizar of 1005 South Flores, with several more hurt or treated for injuries. Car crashes occurred at Medina and Commerce, South Medina and Ban Fernando, and nearby intersections.

Robert D. Green Betus Joseph Honner Carolina Central Fire Mary Laza A. E. Mameay Hugh Sheppard Nevada Street Medina and Commerce Oleets Nick Huizar Flores ‘Street Firaball Carmen Toria Medina Sheel Moudar Bouth Medina Fernando Ateevle Otters Lacraine Tebngem Kantes Street Mise Virginia Miller Cel Inghan Resend Calloway Tavyernis Texan Sansel Timines Ruiz Streets Crewencia Cavailt Bee Home Mailne Avenue

New American Embassy Cornerstone Laid in Tokio

The cornerstone for the new American embassy in Tokio was laid today at a ceremony attended by most of the American community and many Japanese officials. President Hoover plans a motor trip to Willimanach Pa and a visit to Cooke estate after Memorial Day, officials say.

Tokio Hooser Williemanach, Pa Far Cooke

Midget Railway Piping Echoes at Los Angeles Fairgrounds

Youngsters at the old Los Angeles Fairgrounds recall the familiar thrilling sound of the midget railway, a beloved attraction that brought joyous rides and memories during their youthful days.

Old Fairgrounds L. A

Train remembered in Rings Memories picture feature

A miniature train model built by A Puller, now living in Helotes, is showcased in The Light's old picture series after he sent in a photo for the memory feature.

A- Puller Helotes The Light

Death on dirt track claims veteran racer

Jimmy Lawrence, a 34 year old seasoned dirt track racer, died after a crash at Kau Baba Sundas. His car struck a fence, leaving him unconscious at the wheel for four laps before ending in a wreck. Surviving are his wife, daughter, a son, and a brother. Funeral services will be held at 224 Fort Theo Avenue with Rev J O L of Riverside Baptist Church officiating.

Ani Wrealest Jimmy Lawrence Iho Kau Baba Sundas San Antonio Lawrence Deere Ehie Lawrence Wills Siznul Yisthm Fir Exposition Park Wiéns William Lawrence Ean Antonio Burelvors Mre Relb Thelma James Lawrence Jr Ean Aptonio Termusta Lodge No. 1 Owler Heemonn Som Fort Theo Avenue

Clara Phillips to Ask Pardon After Seven Years in Prison

Clara Phillips seeks a gubernatorial pardon after seven years in prison for the murder case. Report notes her restless longing for freedom, protests at punishment, and belief prison life has not altered her case. She plans to apply to the governor for clemency, aiming for a pardon next session.

Clara Phillips Ban Quentin Calif Mns Clare Phillips Skpowe Hanmer Morderean Abe Melets Clara Phillipa Gove Pardan

Canada Rum Act to Affect U S Border

Buffata May 26 A Canadian rum export act tied to the governor general's signature will impact border cities including Buffalo and other Great Lakes ports. The new liquor export ban is expected to bring a significant change in alcoholic trade between Canada and the United States within two weeks.

Canada U.S Buffata N.T

Educator Takes Up for College Boys at Princeton

William Berryman Beath, longtime Princeton educator, advocates for modern college students. He argues contemporaries once were inferior in both mind and conduct, while today’s students show better discipline and character.

Princeton William Berryman Beath Peat Enor Xeolnry Princeton Celtershty

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