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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1931
Page
6
Ray Lyman Wilbur secretary to the interior will speak here this week before Mothers and Parent Teacher associations. He will be met on arrival by a delegation led by E. T. Lyubechor president of the chamber of commerce. A dinner at the Plaza will welcome him.
The New York Naval Militia aviation unit, stationed at the militia armory in Albany, is disbanded due to lack of operations by the United States. Roosevelt routed the move, with 19 members moved into state service in March. Taubscher will visit and stay with Mr and Mrs Taubscher, en route to Washington, DC. Weather: night to late.
Immontie recalls joining the Communist party of Canada in 1918 with hopes to reach the front. He was reassigned from soldering to painting houses by orders from Oliver Leopold after being told to quit fighting. He describes strict, unappealable orders and stock response on the home front.
Dispatches report Spanish cities rocked by anti clerical rioting with Catholic students striking in Valladolid and Bilbao police firing on crowds. A separate account traces a Canadian undercover operative’s long arc within the Communist network and police counterintelligence, detailing clandestine party divisions and danger in Regina and Toronto.
Contested Democratic prospects in the Fourteenth district center on the trem Democratic split. Wurzback signals no formal run. Mrs Ward Bark is seen as the main Republican hurdle. Other candidates watch as political dynamics unfold amid labor and veteran concerns and a proposed single-cent tenth amendment referendum.
Elmreavilla business men and the Chamber of Commerce in Floresville mount a push against proposed increases in freight rates on texas peaches and watermelons. A delegation led by Al Whaley traveled to Washington to press for a favorable outcome and report back on the lobbying status.
Detectives questioned a man in connection with the disappearance of a large sum from a Japanese merchant. A suspect was arrested within hours after the inquiry began. A taxi ride and a railway ticket to California were noted in statements to officers.
Sergeant Miguel Baptop of the Forty Fifth Infantry retires after nearly three decades of service in the United States Army. He joined the Scouts in 1901 and helped establish the unit as part of Army structure, concluding active duty on October 3.
Censured dispatches from Lisbon report a Communist drive in Portugal aimed at overthrowing the government. The attempt followed an unsuccessful bid to seize control, with details summarized from censored sources.
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