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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1931
Page
1
A jumble of 1933 era comments on war, politics, and society. Arthur Brisbane notes Japan and China conflicts in Manchuria, League of Nations hopes, and a misgiving tone about future global stability. Also mentions Rockefeller in Florida and Tunney’s retirement.
Officer Brooks receives a month of leave of absence and will visit Ja Marlin to observe Trellih procedures. The decision follows Enrneat of the Trellih Observation acaladron.
Nov 4 reports from TOKID indicate Tokyo instructed its Moscow ambassador to send a friendly message to Soviet Foreign Commissioner Litvinov about possible Russian troop deployment in north Manchuria. The note reassures that no damage would occur to the Chinese Northern railway line amid rising tensions.
A Washington report shows the Washington Crusaders backing a Bexar area candidate in the Fourteenth district race to fill the late Representative vacancy. Richard A. Elberg and Carl Wright Johnson, top Democrats, refuse to withdraw, while party leaders press for unity but division persists.
Dispatches say Japanese forces began occupying the city at dawn after yesterday’s Supnova drive. Chinese troops under Mah Chan Shon retreated with casualties as thousands of civilians fled along the Chinese Eastern railway. Cold weather and a north wind aided Japanese advances while Mak’s forces reportedly retreated under superior Japanese and artillery fire.
Variable conditions with cooler nights around 69 degrees and south winds expected. Friday brings milder temperatures with possible showers and party events noted. no major storms indicated.
At a California Farm Bureau convention, Colton Koe urged relief by promoting a nightshirt for sleeping wear. Edward A. 0, president of the Anedean oe Mresu federation, announced slogans about patriotism and nightwear. The speaker warned against cotton protests and highlighted farm relief proposals.
The forecast calls for cooler air as north winds return, easing warm spell conditions. Temperatures should dip from the 60s Friday night to near 45 degrees by morning, with a high around 81 degrees and a cool night at Kelly Field.
Five uninvited guests at the home of W. W. Woodworth, president of the National Bank, allegedly invited themselves to a meal and then claimed they would rob the bank with Woodworth's help before leaving with Woodworth’s note and some cash.
Moscow reports a new decree to run from 1982 aiming to raise living standards for the Russian people. The measure was discussed at a Politburo meeting chaired by J Sintin and signals state focus on economic and social reforms.
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin presses a plan for at least 5 billion dollars in federal loans or grants to fund unemployment relief and public improvements. The proposal aims to boost jobs and infrastructure through a major federal investment.
Authorities investigated a reported self-inflicted death at a high school site after发现 a revolver purchase linked to a man identified as a Wintieth school official. The superintendent W. We MicConnell and staff said the incident occurred on Puesday night amid rising concerns of student safety.
The text reports a grand jury inquiry into a murder involving Miss Wensletia Sekfer Columbia University anthropology student. The note cites Arizona NHCHON and mentions federal grand jury action set for tomorrow.
County officials announce the appointment of a citizen committee to appraise the assets of the closed City Central Bank and Trust company. Davis filed the motion, James Shaw named as commissioner, and the panel will be sworn in at Justice Calvert's court to begin the appraisal.
Alton Tully aged 20 son of Tim Tully noted milhor was granted probation on charges of attacking a girl. He pleaded guilty to a military offense but received probation after a judge ruled the punishment sufficient. he has a 71 day sentence to serve in jail.
Stone Farm officials in Chicago report excess land amid the national debate on farm policy. The farm board head urged reducing total farmland area or shifting to more productive uses to reflect economic pressures.
In Denison Ohio 34 year old Noe Wheeler killed a man and shot two women after being spurned by Mrs Scheiderer. Wheeler fled in a car pursued by a Sheriff’s posse, then stopped near town and was apprehended. The Scheiderers’ 12 year old daughter described the shooting during the escape.
A report from the Muisele Shoals commission urges private ownership and sole corporate control by farmers in a unionized operation. The recommendation was presented to President Hoover as governors from Alabama and cer...
In Los Angeles area workers protest the use of the term gigolo to describe male professional dancers and instructors. They argue the word is demeaning and request a more accurate label. The discussion centers on how language frames male entertainers in dance.
The case centers on a scheme involving 10 men accused of piracy to violate federal laws in promoting an international lottery linked to the Saratoga sweepstakes of August. Prosecutor Hugh Wondwir labeled the defendants as "Knights of the Double Cross" and alleged 1,000,000 tickets were distributed to insulate prize claims.
Gloria Swanson and her new husband Michal Blarmer, an Irish spokesman reportedly missing since their second marriage in Yuma, Arizona, were located in the audience at a theater event last night. Wormer stated the couple were simply traveling toward Veheynnon.
Fragmentary report indicates a breach of promise case involving Miss Madge Roberta Eninge in Abilene with a jury trial and charges possibly leading to a verdict after delays. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to a $50100 amount and multiple names suggest a local civil proceeding.
A Ohio radio program marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of James Abram Garfield, the twentieth president of the United States, with national and local broadcasts highlighting his life and legacy.
Captain Shankle returns from leave to the Cape, noting corps duties and a retained bag. The officer’s return follows a period away, with observation and duties continuing at Throoka field after a visit to Arkinna.
In Sucharest royal quarrel erupts as Prince Nicholas confronts King Carol in the palace over an arranged marriage to Jana Delelj. A knockout attempt and a swollen eye highlight a turbulent fallout, with Nicholas forcibly ejected as guards intervene.
A fragmented note references Mary Lou and others seeking help with tithing and rent like payments. It lists several names, addresses, and monthly figures, plus mentions a column titled Light Clavel and various locations such as 1686 W. Womllacen and 1255 Brain. The unreadable text complicates precise meaning.
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