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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1931

Page

10

Removal of Woman Magistrate Norris Cited For Misconduct

New York May 29 A UPI report says Geb Samuel Seabury recommended to the appellate division removal of Magistrate Jean Norris of New York. Findings accuse Norris of judicial impropriety including altering records to prejudice defendants, with hearings noting her alleged prejudicial conduct and disregard for defendant rights. Norris, once active in Democratic politics, was a longtime magistrate before facing removal.

ENEW York UPI Samuel Seabury Rafe Eupreme Rotel Jean H. Norris Iret New Yeh's Eonen Maristeales Finch Sea Urees Sks Imeed Nosris Tes Bea Ele Stack Iya Bonding Company

Guinan Gang Refused Permit to Land at Havre

AYRE France May 20 AP Guinan and her gang who would not attempt to land at Dig tH England from the liner Parision to France today the authorities said their work contract work pol in order was and some of her friends who had come down from Paris to meet Wofhenid the contract van being sent in from Paris and that when he arrived the authorities probably did.

France AP & Guinan Digth England Paris

Navy official outlines Atlantic Pacific route plan

Assistant secretary for acronsuties spoke at a luncheon, expressing belief in an accepted Atlantic and Pacific system. He stated Germans would establish a weekly divisible route to South America, not North America, as part of ongoing strategic discussions.

Tagalla Navy Acronsuties South America America

X Set for Hop to South America

Rio de Janeiro reports the German seaplane craft relayed weather messages indicating plans to depart from Doloma Portuguese West Africa on a long Atlantic hop to South America. The telegram notes weather bulletins and the proposed route across the ocean.

South America Rio DE Janelro Brazil DRX Adebt Doloma Portneuese South Americs Cs

Ohio Congressman Dies of Pneumonia at Home

Ohio congressman from the 10th district died at his residence today due to pneumonia. The veteran Democrat, a key figure in state politics, had served in Congress since the early 20th century and was known for his work on domestic policy and regional issues. His death leaves a vacancy to be filled by a successor to be chosen in forthcoming elections.

Ohio Elan Guages Cleretandy Spbar Preumonis

Correction of address in raid story on Crockett street

In The Light Wednesday edition a raid arrest involving 28 negroes was reported with the wrong address. The correct locations are 710 East Crockett street for the raid, and 718 East Crockett street for the raid site. J. A. Howard resides at 114 East Crockett street.

the Light East Crockett_street East Crockett Street J. A. Howard

Princess Beatrice to wed Prince Alfonso in France

A representative of exiled King Alfonso announced in Fontainebleau that Princess Beatrice, daughter of the former Spanish monarch, and Prince Alfonso of Orleans will marry in November or December of the year.

Fontainebleau France UPI Alfonso Beatrice Ton Alfonso of Orleans

Mayors Tour Strains Under French Hospitality

American touring mayors in Paris complain of fatigue from continuous receptions on their France trip. They attended a function hosted by Marshal Petain and are set to visit American war cemeteries, acknowledging the pace is beyond their usual schedule.

Paris France Funcheon Marshal Stauteys

Bandit Slays Store Owner in Indianpolis Chain Head

In Indianapolis on May 29 a bandit killed grocery chain operator Lafe A. Jackson, age 68, after a failed robbery attempt at his store. Jackson, who ran a 250-store chain, was wounded by a robber whom he resisted, and died in hospital yesterday.

Indianapolas Rabbera A. Jackson Indianpolis

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