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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

2

Alley cat wins big at New York’s premier show

Fuczy a Brooklyn alley cat sits on a salt plank among 185 blueblood felines as hundreds admire the event. Cats from New Jersey Oklahoma Michigan Ohio North Carolina and Tennessee attend New York City’s historic two day exhibition sponsored by Empire Cat club Silver Persian Fanciers Solid Color Cat Society and Siamese Cat Society. Fuery earns second prize as a household pet while owner softens with a word of return home. Pusty owned by Mrs George Hamilton of Brooklyn and Sherman Connecticut is eight years old and a first show entrant. Lavender Whirlwind led the solid color class.

New York Fuczy Brooklyn New Jersey Oklahoma Michigan Ohio North Carolina Tennessee Fuery Empire Cat Club Silver Persian Fanciers Solid Color Cat Society Pusty George 5. Hamilton Brooklin Sher- Man Conn Elie Hydon Bogota N. J

Winners of Film Crown to Be Picked

Hollywood reports the academy will name the outstanding actress of 1932 at the annual banquet with Helen Hayes Lyon Fontanne or Marie Dressler as candidates. Alfred Lunt Wallace Beery and Frederic March vie for leading actor honors. Lionel Barrymore serves as castmaster.

Hollywood Helen Hayes Lyon Fontanne Marie Dressler Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Miss Fontanne Alred Lant Wallace Beery Frederic March Lionel Barrymore

Hindenburg Faces German Crisis in Solo Bid for Unity

Berlin reports the aged President von Hindenburg venturing to form a national concentration government alone after the resignation of Franz von Papen’s Junker cabinet. Two elections failed to give the Working Party control of the Reichstag, increasing national tension.

Hindenburg Berlin Germany von Hindenburg

Crops in Laredo Damaged by Overnight Freeze

Laredo reports an overnight freeze that damaged ripe and green bean crops in the area, with frost already striking twice this week. Temperature this morning fell to 31 degrees, while other vegetables escaped damage. In Longview, Texas, a marriage license was issued to J B Stever, 76, and Mrs. Mary Ellen Barton, 72, who will wed at Mrs. Barton's Gladewater home.

Laredo Patr Longview Texas J B. Stever Mary Ellen Barton Stever Springfield

Pays for Cremation Before Death by Own Action

New York, November 18. Harry W. Holly, a Brooklyn manufacturer, arranged for his cremation before death at a Queens crematory and paid the $35 fee. He then shot himself in a men’s room. The body was found yesterday with no motive announced.

New York Harry W. Holly Brooklyn United States Queens

Credit authority Dead in Dallas at 48

Vernor Hall, 48, head of the North Texas Adjustment and Credit Interchange bureau and secretary of the Dallas Wholesale Credit Men's Association, a nationally recognized authority on credits and bankruptcy, died of pneumonia in Dallas hospital. Treasury receipts for November were 78,559,026.77 with expenditures 88,569,458.29 and a balance of 652,640,781. Customs duties for 16 days of November totaled 14,317,674.01.

Dallas Vernor Hall North Texas Adjustment and Credit Interchange Bureau Dallas Wholesale Credit Men's Association Treasury Washington, D. C

Memorial Follies Planned For Ziegfeld Emoril

Billie Burke widow of Florenz Ziegfeld announces plans for a Memorial Follies in tribute to the late showman. The proposed revue would feature Eddie Cantor, Will Rogers, W C Fields, Marilyn Miller and other Ziegfeld alums. Burke, appearing in Noel Coward’s The Marquise, says a large revival is desired next spring to honor Ziegfeld’s memory.

San Frangi Floreng Ziegfeld Eddie Center Will Rogers W. C. Fields Marilynn Miller Ziegfeld Billie Burke Miss Burke Hollywood Noel Coward A.C. Blumenthal

British Raise Slave Raid Fine to 20 Cows Per Person

Washington November 18 news reports Abyssinian and British authorities agreed to raise the compensation for slave raids in British Africa to 20 head of cattle per person stolen, up from 15, with no killings or enslavements cited in a recent raid on the Kenya colony. The accord, tied to raids in Anglo-Egyptian Sudan in March, sets 20 cows as the acceptance price for a highly desirable young wife.

Washington, D. C British Africa Kenye

Follies stars plan memorial revue for late performer

A group of bars members and colleagues intend a memorial revue in honor of the late performer. Eddie Cantor hinted in Hollywood that such a show would be fitting for all the Follies stars. Miss Burke may return to New York in spring to meet Blumenthal and partners, while staying on the Pacific coast for possible stage or film work.

Eddie Cantor Hollywood

Oklahoma Man's Sentence Upheld by Court of Appeals

Nathan Rightsell, convicted of murdering J. V. Buchanan, a railroad special officer at Hugo, had his death sentence upheld by the state criminal court of appeals in an advisory opinion to Governor Murray. The execution date remains January 27. Rightsell, who escaped from the Louisiana penitentiary, shot Buchanan during a search, then fled to Muskogee where he wounded another officer attempting arrest.

Oklahoma Oklahoma City Nathan Rightsell J. V. Buchanan Hugo State Criminal Court of Appeals Murray Hightsell Louisiana

Knoxville Woman Slain In Quiet Residential Walk

In Knoxville Tennessee on November 18 an elderly widow, Mrs. James G Crumbliss 60, was shot by an unidentified man while walking to her daughter's apartment in an upscale neighborhood. She died four hours later after declaring the assailant shot her deliberately but could not name him.

Knoxville Tenn James G. Crimbliss Crumbliss Joe Duncan Jr

BROKEN THOLS FOUND IN MONTE ALBAN TOMBS

Mexico City November 8. Archaeologist Alfonso Caso in charge of the excavations announced the discovery of broken thols resembling those of ancient Egypt among the Monte Alban tombs. The fragile relics were described as striking and significant in the ongoing dig.

Mexico City Egypt Monte Alban Alfonso Caso

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