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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1932

Page

3

Nurses Elect New Officers in San Antonio District

Miss Anne Wright was elected president of the San Antonio district of the Graduate Nurses Association of Texas. Fern Smith Emm Graeber were elected vice presidents. Frances Gayle as secretary treasurer. J E Campbell Mary Jantraw as board members. Ruth Fail named delegate to the state convention in Austin next year. Min Dietrich spoke as secretary of the state association. district sessions were held Monday and Tuesday. The rising Institute led by Dietrich precedes the state institute to be held in Austin in November.

Anne Wright Quincy Street San Antonio Graduate Nurses' Association of Texas Orher St. Anthony Fern Smith Emm Graeber Frances Gayle J. E. Campbell Mary Jantraw Directory Ruth Fail Austin A. Louise Dietrich State Association Seasions Rising Institute Min Dietrich

City Dog Catcher Turns Veterinarian

Dor-toping GUUeS were sustained temporarily Wednesday by Gilbert Valdez city dog catcher as he directed his efforts toward animal care. Valdez and the ring belonging to Dr. I W Gough were valued at over 1000 dollars, the dog’s mother said to be worth 2000 dollars.

Gilbert Valdez Euilag & Chow Valdez I. W. Gough

Graf nears Nome as Towle nears Gibraltar

Bamburg Germans report from the Great Zeppelin says Towle returns from her ninth and last South American trip this year and is near Gibraltar.

Graf Mamburg Germany Cy Towle South America Gibraltar

Yale bans working students to cover expenses

Chicago dispatch reports James Rowland Angell, president of Yale University, declaring that freshmen must have sufficient funds to cover living costs. He says the university has been forced to require pre-arranged money before arrival, effectively barring students who work to pay their way.

Chicago James Rowland Angell Yale University Yale Club Chi- Soaga Yale

Norris to Speak in California on Presidential Question

Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska plans two Midwest to West Coast speeches in California and Los Angeles. He criticizes Hoover’s fitness to lead the United States and will address audiences in San Francisco Thursday and in Los Angeles the following day.

Portland Ott George W. Norris Neebraska California Franklin D. Rooseye Deciara Herber Hoover United States San Francisco Los Angelica

Republicans seek equal representation in election officials

Mrs. Frank Welsiger secretary of the Bexar county Republican executive committee charged that Privocrats control election official appointments and demanded equal representation for Republicans. She said Dr. J. B. Albright supported the claim as Commissioner Uhr explained the county appoints four judges per precinct and presiding judge selects clerks, with no party authority to change selections.

Frank Welsiger Bexar County Republican Executive Committee Welsiger J. B. Albright Com. W Millee John &. Weber Rom Millee Robert F. Uhr Weisiger Commissioners’ Court Welniger Weber Uhr

Two Teachers Named for State Office in Texas

Fort Worth November 3 Two veteran educators of Texas have been nominated for the presidency of the Texas State Teachers Association. The two formally nominated through the Texas Outlook are Wylie A. Parker principal of Forest Avenue High School Dallas and H W Stilwell superintendent of schools at Texarkana.

Fort Worth Texas Texas State Teachers' Association R. T. Ellis Thorugh Texas Outlook Wylie A. Parker Forest Avenue Dallas H. W. Stilwell Texarkana

Divorce Sung Hit by Woman Writer

Los Angeles reports Nina Wilcox Putnam, noted writer, and her husband Ar- Ogle James Ogle Laporter entered a property agreement before her suit for divorce. Ogle answered with a general denial of the cruelty allegations and said he may contest the action.

Los Angeles Nina Wilcox Putnam James Ogre Laporter Ina Ogle Miss Putnam

Sculptress Sued for Heart Balm in San Francisco

In San Francisco on November 2 A suit seeks 150000 in breach of promise from sculptress Clara Huntington daughter of pioneer Henry E Huntington The plaintiff Harry Wilson Kerr alleges Huntington promised matrimony after probate of part of an estate concluded and filed the case personally in superior court

Heart Balm San Francisco Clara Huntinngton Henry E. Buntington Harry Wilson Kerr Kerr Aleges Clars Huntington Palo Alto

Bandits Rob Meadawkrook Club in Fort Worth Night Heist

At Meadawkrook Country Club in Fort Worth early today four masked men burst in after a dinner party of 15 and looted four slot machines from the cages. Police linked them to a downtown car theft the night before and a later robbery of three couples. victims include manager James Kidd and wife Albert Kidd of Houston, waitress Dorothy Collins, and attendant Bob Shoup.

Fort Worth Meadawkrook Country Club Imen Polie Cobh Pant James. O

Former Texas pastor Dr Booth Dies at 56 in Dallas

Dallas, Nov 2. Dr Gul lum H Booth 56 pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South died at a brother’s home after a brief illness Survivors include his widow Mrs Glare EB Booth brother b Booth and sister Miss Virginia B Booth missionary at Moranego Mexico He served as trustee of Southern Methodist University and pastored churches in Austin San Antonio Banlrop San Marcos Georgetown Corsican and Waen and was presiding elder of the Waco Fort Worth and Gisco districts

Dallas Gisco Methodist South Jane Alness Glare EB. Booth B. Booth Wster Virginia B. Booth Muranego Mexico Booth Southern Methodist, University Austin San Antonio Banlrop San Marcos Georgetown Corsican Waen Waeo Fort Worth

Petmecky Seeks Fourth Decade in Gillespie Justice Role

Fredericktown reports on A W Petmecky of Fredericksburg running for re election to the office of justice of the peace in Gillespie County His forty year tenure across Precinct 1 is noted as he faces a single opponent The piece highlights his long service wedding duties and a reputation for handling many long standing cases within the county court scope.

Fredericksburg A. W. Petmecky Frederickstire Petmecky Precince 1 Gillespie County Texas Volere Pelinecky Gillespie Petniecky Hig O. Henry A.W. Petmecky Fredericks+ bucg Glileaple

Mrs Catt Favors Hoover Election

Chicago November 2 Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt urged re election of President Hoover as a safeguard against another low mood She said the postwar economy and property losses should not be repeated and emphasized continuity in leadership to protect national recovery.

Chicago Carrie Chapman Coll Texder Republian National Committee Hoover Catt

Plot to attack Prime Minister MacDonald uncovered

London Hampstead police court heard a man named Ivan Seruve a British subject was charged with attempting violence at Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonalds home. He was arrested after police found him in the garden of Mr MacDonalds house at 2 a.m.

M'Donald London Ramsay MacDonald Mab Hampstead Ivan Seruve MacDonald

Chinese wedge drives toward Tsitsihar in Manchuria

In Manchuria near Tsitsihar two battles were fought Sunday and Monday as Japanese reinforcements clashed with Chinese irregulars. Japanese reports claim victory in both engagements but note 33 Japanese killed and 44 wounded while Chinese dead and injured totaled around 1000. The Chinese already mass troops along the western end of the Chinese Eastern Railway as Chinese forces threaten the area.

Harsin Manchuria Man Ohorit Tsitsihar Manchurie Tsilaiber

Glands Blamed for Sleepiness at Oklahoma City Talk

Dr Walter Wimms of Columbia University told the Oklahoma City clinical society conference that sleepiness at post duty can be caused by deficiencies in the endocrine glands. He cautioned that normal sleepiness is sometimes due to gland issues.

Oklahoma City Walter ‘Wimms Columbis Universite Oklahoma Cty

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