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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1932

Page

14

Presbyterian Church Admits Women to General Council

The one hundred forty fourth general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States voted to admit women as full members of the general council, extending equality in church governance. The assembly also tightened licensing standards for preaching and discussed church unity with the United Presbyterian church, deferring a decision on moving next year’s meeting from Fort Worth.

Presbyterian Entiren General Council One Hundred Forty-Fourth General Assembly Presbyterian Church United States H. McA Griffiths Philadelphia Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America General Assembly Presbyterian and United Presbyterian Denver Mountain Denver A. W. W. Woodcock Federal Prohibition Prohibition Bureau

Oklahoma Bank Bandits Trapped by Posse Near Coalton

The two Morris State Bank robbers, who escaped yesterday, were believed surrounded by a posse near Coalton Oklahoma. One bandit reportedly wounded by vigilantes who killed a third robber, Roscoe Ernest, while Miss Clara Aggas, abducted by the gang and found wounded at Coalton, was improving at a local hospital.

Oklahoma Okmulgee Okla Morris State Bank Coalton Roscoe Ernest Clara Aggas Kid Nani Koalton

Order of Owls Memorial Service at Priday Hall

City News Lattes' Order of Owls No 1514 held its annual memorial service at the W O W hall Priday with Blister Exine Bland and Sister Elsie Cadena presiding. Maud Williams placed a wreath in memory of departed members. Dance ads list venues, prices, and acts through May 25 with multiple orchestras and celebrations.

Lattes Order of Owls W. O. W Hall Blister Exine Bland Elsie Cadena Maud Wiliams

Tardieu Pushes American Presence at Lausanne Reparations Conference

Premier Andre Tardieu urged American attendance at the June 16 Lausanne reparations conference. He argued an expanded world economic meeting would benefit from American participation and that reparations and debt payments would not be net harmed by attendance.

Tardieu Lausanne Paris Andre Tardieu Walter ©. Edge

Girl Falls From Truck Injures Rider Near Guilbeau Street

Marie Rubini of 1910 South Pinto street was hurt when she fell from the back of a moving truck with her father Vicente Rubini in the 900 block of Guilbeau street late Saturday and was taken to Robert B. Siren hospital. Ed Doyle of 2033 Nebraska street was injured in a collision at Main revenue and Commerce streets. Mattie B. Howard, 19, of 440 Worth Olive street, was struck by a car in the 1700 block of 2 East Houston street according to police.

Marie Rubini South Pinto Street Vicente Rubini Guilbeau Street Robert B. Siren Hospital Ed Doyle Nebraska Street Main Revenue Commerce Street Mattie BE. Howard Worth Olive Street East Houston Street

Letter from Francisco Ruiz urges loyalty to Texas cause

A 1836 letter by Gol Francisco Rioz, signer of the Declaration of Independence, to his son-in-law Blas Herrera urges loyalty to the Texas cause. The letter, dated December 27, 1836, is held by Jose M. Herrera in San Antonio, noting plans to send horses and saddles to Columbia where Rioz was located.

Col Francisco Ruiz Texas San Antonio Antonia G. Herrera Ruiz Herrera Leal Street Gol Francisco Rioz Jose M. Herrera Columbia

Cassatt Work Added to Exhibit at Wille Museum

Mary Cassatt portrait of a young girl added to the Wille Museum exhibition of contemporary water colors. The piece, sent from Chicago by Mrs. D. T. Atkinson, enhances the display as the show continues Saturday.

Vatican City to Build Modern Prison with Running Water

Vatican City will construct a new modern prison housing about a dozen cells. Over the past year the city has held three prisoners with no proper facility. The upcoming prison will include running water and other conveniences.

Vatican City

Quota Fight Over U.S. Films in France

Paris reports a protest by four thousand film enthusiasts opposing a producers plan for a quota on American films. The action highlights tensions between domestic exhibitors and the government over foreign movie imports.

U.S France Paris

Motorist Killed as Car Overturns Near Victoria

E. Ruiz of New Gulf was killed instantly when his car overturned on the Houston highway twelve miles east of Victoria Texas. A tire blowout was blamed for the fatal accident.

Victoria Texas Ruiz New Gulf Houston Here

Citizens' League Adds Tom Leighton to Treasurer Bid

The Citizens' League announced on Saturday that Tom Leighton manager of the Ban Antonio Clearing House will be opposed to Joe Sobieski for county treasurer. The party faces internal splits as clerical and attorney posts pending picks with several candidates under consideration.

Gitizens’ League Tom Leighton Ban Antonig Clearing House Ased Crating Joe Sobieski Citizens’ League Gome George W. Huntress Jr Riley Wyath William F. Brogan Hart McCormick Brogan Jeadrye Tenn In Justice Teague George M. Green State Senate D. F P. Davis J. Franklin O. B. Black

He's Free Until Tuesday' At Least

In Chicago on May 28 detective Chief William Schoemaker and mob figure Mangano faced arrest efforts. Mangano's attorney secured a promise no arrest before Tuesday, allowing Mangano a weekend away from police interruption despite the unsuccessful warrant attempt.

Chicago INS Altough William Schoemaker Dago Laurence” Mangan Capone Meutenant Mangano Shoemaker

City Detective Suspended by Fire and Police Chief

Det. Lee Grasshoff was suspended indefinitely by order of Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright on Saturday. Det. Aubrey Hopking removed Grasshoff from duty. No reason was provided at headquarters.

Phil Wright Lee Grasshoff Aubrey Hopking Grasshoff

Orphans to Stage Annual May Fete

The Protestant Orphans home will hold its annual May fete at the home at 11 30 a m on Wednesday with Dorothy Steel of the kindergarten faculty in charge of arrangements.

Orphans’ Home Dorothy. Steel

Murder Trial Begins Monday for Patterson in Valdez Death

The trial of H C G Patterson at 741 Baat Kimfra Street in the murder of Fred Valdez at Tony's place near League Park starts Monday in the Thirty seventh District court. A special jury of 150 men to aid the trial will report Monday despite Memorial Day courthouse closures. The state plans to prove Patterson shot Valdez after an argument at the drive in eating place with Mrs Eadie Spilg present. Delos Finch and James Young Jr will lead the prosecution with Louis Selvesinger defending Patterson who is expected to plead self defense.

H. CG. Patterson Baat Kimfra_Street Fred Valdez Tony's Place League Park Eadie Spilg Valdez Patterson Delos Finch James Young Jr Louis Selvesinger

Aerial Review At Brooksfield Draws 39 Planes

Brooksfield hosted an aerial review with 39 observation planes led by Maj H H Young under Maj F D Lackland commander of the Twelfth Observation group. The formation included a Fokker transport a photographic ship and one primary training plane. Maj Gen Edwin B Winans will inspect the group next Thursday.

Brooks Brooksfield F. D. Lackland Twelfth Observation Group H. H. Young

French births fall in 1881 and 1930 totals

There was a notable decrease in the French birth rate from 1881 to 1930. The birth figure dropped to 174 thousand in 1881 and 18 in 1930, while the excess of births over deaths fell from p9,7a8 to 40,599.

Safe Way to Lose 38 Pounds Promises Quick Results

An advertisement touts a method to shed 38 pounds safely. It advocates a daily intake of a specific salt drink and claims benefits for liver kidneys and bowels while promising steady, natural weight loss. The copy urges readers to visit stores and purchase the product.

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