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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1932

Page

7

S A Boy Wins Award for Character in Texas

Arthur Benjamin Chafetz an 18 year old San Antonio youth received a 200 Leopold Schepp foundation award for good character self control and dependability over three years He works at the San Antonio Public Stryke company The foundation sponsors each boy with a pledge to uphold moral civic religious duties and abstain from alcohol drugs and gambling The pledge is renewed quarterly and signed January 13 1929 with the Southwestern district of the country as the reward area

Arthur Benjamin Chafetz San Antonio Leopold Schepp Chafetz Texas Gat Antonio Public Stryke Company Sheete Philanthropis Cnafetz San Antonio Public Service Company Leopold Schepp Foundation

Banking Chapter Banquet Set At Gunter Hotel

Officers and employees of San Antonio banks who belong to the San Antonio chapter of the American Institute of Banking will hold their annual banquet at 7 30 p m Friday at the Gunter hotel. W W Jackson president of West Moorland College will deliver an address. Newly elected officers will be introduced. The president is Horace T. Hebdon.

San Antonio American Institute of Banking Gunter Hotel Ww. W. Jackson Westmoorland College Horace T. Hebdon

New Japanese Cabinet to Convene Diet to Approve Manchurian Costs

The new cabinet led by Admiral Saito decided to reconvene the Diet on June 1 to consider and approve an appropriation of 193,000,000 yen for seven months starting that date to defray Manchurian campaign costs.

Torso Saito Hassling Berginning

Two Bank Bandits Rob Bank for Five Thousand Dollars

Two men robbed the First Trust and Savings bank of Filvardale a Chicago suburb and took 5000 dollars from the teller and three other employes. The heist occurred today as police search for the suspects.

Chicago Candler First Trust and Savings Bank Filvardale

Knife Wound Case Leaves Man Dead in San Antonio

LeRoy Clay 22, a Black man, died at Robert B Green Hospital from a stab wound to the chest allegedly inflicted by his sweetheart Lola Mae Kimble 22 of 302 Hamnett. Kimble claims the wound was accidental after a scuffle over a knife. A sheriff's report notes a Black deputy aided in transport to the hospital. Kimble is held for questioning with no charges filed Friday morning.

LeRoy. Clay Hildebrand Averine Robert B. Green Hospital Lola Mae Kimble Hamnett Street Sheriff's Office Bexar County Glay Clay Flim

Forty Missing After River Steamer Ding Sinks Near Ichang

Shanghai May 27 Forty persons are believed missing after the river steamer Ding of the American Yangtze Rapids Steamship company struck a rock about 235 miles from shore near Ichang on Wednesday and sank.

Shanghai Ding Yangtze Rapids Steamship Company

American Mothers Tour Battlefields in France

Paris May 21 The contingent of American gold star mothers recently arrived in France began a tour of the battle fields today. Treasury receipts Washington May 27 May 25 were 62 723 110 63 expenditures 70 965 358 57 balance 434 637 047 30 Customs duties for 25 days of May were 14 925 619 96.

Paris France Treasury Washington, D. C

Man fires on prowler during home intrusion at 2515 Saunders Ave

A prowler fled after Paul Bertild fired from his home at 2515 Saunders Ave early Friday. The thief escaped unharmed. Police report a series of other incidents: 36 bottles of tomato juice stolen from an Erler Manufacturing delivery truck, an attempted theft of ceiling fans at Highland Park Lutheran Church, and $150 stolen from R. F. Buttrill's home on 105 Howard St. Gustavo Villarreal, 822 Sabinas St, handed a youth he caught to police after extinguishing a fire in his car.

Paul Bertild Saunders Avenue Erler Manufacturing Company

New York Lifts Forest Closures After Fire Menace

Albany announces forests reopen to the public as rains and humidity reduce fire danger. Lt. Governor Lehman says the woods are now open immediately for all to enjoy. Weather aided safety with reports of lower risk. Also in New York Judge Genevieve Cline urges women to remain true to themselves, criticizing attempts to emulate masculine norms.

Albany New York State Lehman New York Genevieve Cline Shia

Bat Authority Library Donated to Witte Museum

The library of Dr. Charles A BR Campbell, a bats and malaria expert who died two years ago, was donated in full to the Witte Museum. Mrs Ellen Schulz Quillin announced the gift on Friday comprising 101 volumes mainly on medicine and surgery. The set includes an original copy of Bats Mosquitoes and Dollars. The donation was made by his son Charles Campbell Jr. Dr Campbell was known for building bat roosts around San Antonio.

Bat Authority Witte Museum Charles A. BR. Campbell Ellen Schulz Quillin Doctor Campbell Charles Campbell Jr San Antonio

School Absences Linked to Poison Ivy Lookalike Resin

Dr Charles F Buckley told the board of education that 13 pupils were found to have rubbed themselves with an irritating resin to miss classes. The report notes the practice as a form of truancy using a plant-like irritant.

Adgwater N. 3 Charles F. Buckley Board of Education

Junior Leagues elect officers and pick 1933 convention city

In Los Angeles on May 1 the Association of Junior Leagues chose officers and the 1933 convention site. Joan G Pratt of New Orleans is seen as a leading rival to president candidate Mrs Roger S Sperry of Waterbury Conn. The group split into conference sectors to plan expanded league activities and social welfare work. Dorothy Stepbins of New York urged brained social workers to correct misguided aid efforts.

Los Angeles Association of Junior Leagues Joan G. Pratt New Orleans Roger S. Sperry Waterbury Connecticut Mike Dorothy Stepbins New York

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