Flanders Flower Pinning New Address Amid City Offices
Flanders Flower daughter of BE. F. field moves to 1108 Matagorda Street and now works in office buildings, updating her urban presence and professional base.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1929
Page
3
Flanders Flower daughter of BE. F. field moves to 1108 Matagorda Street and now works in office buildings, updating her urban presence and professional base.
Funeral services for Eugene A. Oppenheimer 42 will be held Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. from his home in Goliad with Rabbi Ephraim Fisch officiating. Burial will be in Beth-Keeme. Oppenheimer lived in San Antonio and was a 2nd degree Mason. Survived by widow Mrs Jlen Oppenheimer a son Sunse A. Oppenheimer his mother Mrs Julius Oppenheimer and four brothers Teo of New York City.
A collision on College street led to a civil court appearance for Fat Tobin and Mrs. Arthur Gulx after Robinson struck and side-swiped Gulx’s parked car. Each paid fines of $1 for negligent collision as testimony detailed the accident. Naval chaperone Auld, Lakewood NJ, reported death from a car accident involving Lee St. Baker, 26, of Washington, an assistant chemist at Lakehurst naval air station.
Poppy Dane drive reports total proceeds of 220 from the American Legion poppy sale in San Antonio. About 29 000 poppies were sold as volunteers worked through weather and low staffing to support veterans needing medical aid hospitalization groceries and adjusted service compensation.
In Northampton Massachusetts on November 12 former President Calvin Coolidge discusses retirement life in his law office chair describing his move to a larger home, writing six weeks of his life story, and his wife Meg's role as a writer while he drafts his autobiography sections. He notes letters from admirers and hopes the book guides America's youth.
Trig Gen Halsiend Dorey arrived at Fort Sam Houston Tuesday morning to assume command of the Second Division. He relieves Brig Gen Samuel Dry Rockenbach, who has been acting commander since Brig Gen A J Howley left, and follows Lt Gen William Lassiter of the Lighth Corns. Dorey has just returned from duty in the Philippine Islands.
The murder trial of George A. McManus for the killing of gambler AR Rothstein was adjourned until November 18 due to illness of a key imperial state witness. The adjournment was ordered in the criminal courts building in Fay York.
Nobel Prize in literature goes to German writer Rinckuolm as announced on November 14. The award recognizes his work The Magic Movintninc. The report notes Manny and Havelint, noted figures, and mentions their contributions in connection with the prize.
In a federal appointment, General Brown is assigned to the Federal Oil Conservation Board alongside Lieutenant General Jadwin, reflecting a shift to technical oversight at the national level.
A narrative recounts an Eskimo mother Alice, wife of a Ute, aiding a group of stranded white fliers in the Arctic. She protected her three-year-old son during extreme cold, kept him warm near her body, and continued work amid minus 27 degree conditions until heroes rescued by her husband. The piece also touches on West Point rules, Nelson, and reflections on modern youth and education.
An 18 year old Philadelphia girl leaped from an airplane over Yadley Stream near Philadelphia after paying for a stunt flight. Investigators note she requested altitude and spoke of life as futile. Relatives sought reasons for her act while pilot Booth testified about the flight.
Rain slows city traffic as streets flood and streams rise. Observers report slick, hazardous conditions with vehicles navigating cautiously and occasional delays on major routes.
In November report the Nice Journal describes grave disorders in northern Italy amid unrest. It notes rumors of state bias, anti fascist actions, and coercive measures affecting governance and security.
Rule 26 cases heard in corporation court with few disposed. The piece cites changes since Thave Wutvon became judge and mentions the International Exposition and stock show drawing responsibility for minor offenses while motor vehicle officers are emphasized over the weekend.
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