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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1930

Page

2

Snowbound Colorado Digging Out From Worst November Snowstorm

Denver reports the worst November snowstorm in years has closed many mountain passes permanently and disrupted transportation. The Colorado National Guard and highway crews mobilized all resources to clear roads and keep others open through winter, with several passes remaining closed and others reopening as crews work.

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Third Death In New Mexico Storm Reported

The third death from the New Mexico storm was confirmed as Toltec Coals 67 who froze to death while guarding sheep at an isolated ranch twelve miles from Foreo New Mexico. Other victims include Gor Miner of Des Moines Iowa and Moses Salsgrom near Gallup New Mexico. A rancher James Tilford of Drover and William Blaine of Raton remain missing after the blizzard.

N. Pie New Mexico Eouldern Hocky Tolcteco Coals Foreoo N. M Gor Miner Des Moines Moses Salsgrom Gallup James Tilford Brilliant William Blaine Raton

Snowbound motorists rescued as blizzard paralyses Northwest

A severe blizzard stranded 39 motorists in snow across the Northwest and Dakotas. Snow plows cleared a path to a maintenance cabin saving a group including women and children. Communications and roads were disrupted as five deaths were reported with several missing.

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Railroad Workers Endorse 6 Hour Day in Meeting

Chicago readers report railroad workers representing about 30 000 train crews across 200 railroads in the United States and Canada ended their meeting with an unanimous endorsement of a six hour day plan The group aims to study unemployment impact and seek relief measures while supporting railroad employees and the industry.

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Recovered Film Fragments Reveal An Unknown Tragedy

An early issue details efforts to rescue photographs from deteriorating film cylinders. Researchers describe unrolling, drying, and separating emulsion layers to prevent further damage while testing developers to reveal any latent images. The process aims to recover traces of pictures before the emulsion fully degrades.

Piers Hs Pier Warring Reuniie Lees Ford

Hats Required in London Water Tank Mystery

Fragmented OCR text shows garbled details about hats and water tank in London with references to St Gentz and Rome park. The readable elements suggest a puzzling clipping about a stock film, imagery, and an inter deour with unclear names and dates, lacking coherent narrative.

London Wareen St Gentz Rome Park

Detentions Probed Over Rights of Americans Abroad

Washington officials opened inquiries into three cases involving Americans abroad. Theodore Douglas Robinson faced trial after a border train stop in Mexico. A group of six Americans were jailed by French police in Hollon on charges of desertion. Charles Lavine, a transatlantic aviator, was in Vienna on counterfeiting claims. The State Department sought passport authenticity and intervening representations from US diplomats.

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Air progress cited in Kent on new efficiency scheme

Fragmentary report notes progress in aviation for a new airpepty in the mile sweep and sours. William B. Arthur, president at the national airport maintaining company, is named to tag as part of the inquiry and progress work.

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German Native Is Given Air Honors

A German native receives air honors for wartime service in a Washington dispatch. The award, related to the wartime cross, honors John F. Vaihe, a Ceemang native, noted for gallantry in combat.

Washington John F. Vaihe Ceemang Keertare Hurley Dag Tabive Miter Citr

Stinson Sees Rise in AR Business Tour

Stinson heads through the south on a two month tour highlighting growing aviation use in Texas and nation wide. He notes expected fivefold business growth in 1981 and recalls his role as San Antonio’s first flying instructor and developer of Stinson field now Winburnfield. He travels to Houston after stops in New Mexico, Oklahoma and other Texas cities with aide Charles Zneng.

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Four Killed as Storm Swamps Catalina Harbor

The storm wrecked the Emperor a $100000 glass-bell boat at Avalon Bay Catalina Island. Three crew members jumped overboard and were rescued by a lifeboat. Several smaller boats were beached on Avalon Bay boardwalk with light damage to piers. Catalina sailings were canceled.

Emperor Mancings Avalon Bay Catalina Island Ghree Searann Ali Sailiage Catalina

Texas Solon Urges Veterans Measures

Representative Wright Patman of Texas urged immediate cash redemption of veterans' adjusted compensation certificates before the Baltimore post of the American Legion. He argued the move would bring prompt prosperity to the nation and would aid veterans nationwide.

Baltimore Wright Patman Texan Harlimore Post American Legion Nalion Patmar Ezil

Banks and bonds warn readers on market risks

The article discusses banking branch closures, management challenges, and the difficulty of evaluating bond issues especially in Europe. It notes the risk of a bank burst and the complexity of understanding foreign bonds while mentioning a potential moratorium and US actions without the heavy penalties.

Australian flyer overdue on hop to Florida port

Mrs. M. Kolthstitler, famed Australian aviatrix, was three and a half hours overdue on a flight from Pittsburgh to Ellavane, Gubo. Airport officials expect Mrs. Keith Miller 758 to arrive at 5:40 p.m. The last radar report showed her approach near Fairigh, WN at 2:45 p.m.

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League Agrees to Pull Data Exchange

Geneva reports the league of nations preparatory disarmament commission unanimously approved an exchange of data on war damage and reform measures among member states amid US participation and debates over arms control and disarmament steps.

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Bitter Estrangement Deepens Between King Carol and Queen Helene

Vienna dispatch reports a worsening rift between King Carol II of Romania and Queen Helene as Helene withdraws from court life. Carol bought a 375000 home in Bucharest for Mangita Lupercu who once supported the throne. Rumors persist of a possible estrangement and royal fatigue amid whispers of morganatic marriage. Helene plans to move to Frankfurt with her son Sophia and leave for Germany.

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Mine Rescue Training Urged In Illinois

John Milbourne director of the Illinois Department of Mines and Minerals urged development of a rescue squad for mine disasters. He cited training in rescue methods and first aid for miners from major mining companies as a precautionary measure.

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