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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1930
Page
2
Miss Betty Greent baum received solicitations of a group of friends at a Hollywood gathering after filing notice of intention to marry. The ceremony will be performed by Universal.
Ninth infantry on charges of criminal negligence arose from a fatal pistol shot during a large range exercise near Hort Ram Unites Monday afternoon. Private Ty Zimalerman died. Cant MA Gillis led the company court martial with several witnesses detailing the incident and the accused firing the lethal round.
Salvation Army officials gathered in London for their annual conference with delegates from around the world. The meeting focused on organizational reforms and plans for future leadership, aiming to strengthen the charity’s global outreach and mission.
Police report a string of break ins by expert criminals at downtown firms including Paul Anderson company and Star Publishing at 105 West Martin. A large safe was pried open, about $200 in cash taken, with checks untouched. Investigators found tools and fingerprints, and linked the crime to a "set of criminals" active in other local burglaries.
In a historic first, Illinois will summon women for jury duty within about a month. The move, approved by authorities last Tuesday, marks a significant step in diversifying juror panels as preparations for actual operation begin and ballots are prepared.
A historic boycott shows seven theaters barred from United Artists pictures. Signatories include Al Jolson, Mary Pickford, Ronald Colman, Gloria Swanson, Douglas Fairbanks, Joseph Schenck, Charles Chaplin, Samuel Goldwyn, and Eddie Cantor as they pledge to withhold screenings in playhouses of concern.
A burglar entered the Meon Loan company on Raunth Floren street Saturday night or Sunday and tore open a large safe with crowbars and drills escaping with about $400. R. S. Obar appears beside the safe. a smaller safe with jewelry was not touched.
Broken text reports a burglary at a San Antonio shop where an empty cash box was stolen. Doors showing signs of entry and police notes mention trimming, with scattered details about nearby residences and thefts.
In Kosene a Kosene member of the Communist party in this country seeks to increase enforcement as stated today by Rev. Father Emul Walsh before Le Pai Coonminst investigating iteee. Traihee Wish, vice president of Georgetown University, said a study of Soviet activities in Europe has begun with some notable successes due to the hour scribes as Soy dus ping.
The Middle West enjoyed unseasonably warm weather yesterday with temperatures near record highs for November. Chicago reported the warmest day in two decades as streets filled with traffic and people taking in the late season sunshine.
The first session of the International Water Commission met with planners and officials to discuss water distribution and flood control along the Mexican border. Meetings were scheduled in Juarez with sessions in the American border city later in the day.
KTAP schedules an Armistice program aired over radio from 7 to 8 on Monday evening. Chaplain F. A. Hargney and Hal Keenenn coordinate activities with the American Legion members and teen and infancy hand entertainment for veterans.
Mrs A F Gagnon killed a wolf with an ax to stop its howling after the animal had disturbed a bachelor named Frank Relivks. Gagnon and seven volunteers pursued the trapped wolf, pulled it from the snare, and she ended its threat with a final swing of the axe.
London reports Witlgite 1-100 commander Booth testified that earlier officers allegedly pushed risky maneuvers before the July voyage ending in a crash near Lemurais France. He said bias by observers and pressure from the Progress conference affected judgment and may have fueled the disaster inquiry.
On recommendation of Street Commissioner Paul E Steffler the city commission noted ally to close an alley between Whitleralteeh and Grove agenua. The Board of Education requested its closure as part of planned additions to Mtoberh B Green elementary school. Attorney W Clemens filed the petition for closing on October 20.
Le Bourget France November 10 Lieutenant Boyd and Lieutenant Gowner left with the transatlantic Mera ship for Grositon in their monoplane Colurutiha. They had been visiting French airmen Dietdonte Coste and Maurice Hollowie during the stay.
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