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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1934
Page
17
A distressed photo crew laments crowds of people who demand to be photographed. They recall a past era when photographers could ignore such intrusions with politeness, but today the behavior has turned confrontational and pervasive.
Two San Antonio youths bicycled to Randolph field to watch a film set. They saw MGM star Robert Livingston wait in the St Anthony lobby for autographs and later sneak to a grill corner for a quiet bite, disguising himself with a beard. Matt Gillman and Livingston planned a quiet moment as fans gaped.
Mgmiontal, prominent actress ties the knot with film director in a high profile ceremony. The couple, amid bustling industry chatter and paparazzi, begin a new chapter as reports detail the wedding specifics, guest list, and plans for a joint project.
Robs B Green hospital underwent a planned jury inspection on Monday. The inspection concluded with a routine check led by J D Copeland, superintendent, noting the facility remained under careful review and ready for further action.
A film unit led by Dick Rosson wrapped eight production days at Randolph Field before returning to Hollywood. The project Watch Point of the Air is slated for exhibition the first week in February next year. Cast members included Myrna Loy and Robert Young among others as weather and flying scenes proceed.
An explosion leveled the residence of Mr and Mrs Louis Henne in New Braunfels early Sunday. Mrs Chames B Blackwood of 902 Avant street relayed the injury report to local contacts. Authorities described serious injuries among those present with limited details available.
Three youths identified as Screws Briveel and Hayford, all aged about twenty, were sentenced by Judge McGrory in Ninety-fourth District Court to ten years each in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to charges stemming from a spate of October robberies targeting bus drivers and station operators. A fourth suspect, Leo Hendax, awaits trial. Mothers wept as officers led them away to Hoodville.
Ernest Massengaie, Pathns industry official, and Maurice M. Nuesste, Missouri Pacific agent, faced fines after hunting without a license and trespassing on Mrs. Ida Steubing’s Bulverde road property. State Game Wardens A. FE. Hily feldee and ML Lindspeln made the Sunday arrests.
Gloria Vanderbilt, the $4,600,000 heiress, attended Mass at St. Josephs in Garden City with her aunt Mrs Harry Payne Whitney and state guardians nearby. Glorias mother Regina Vanderbilt sobbed at home as lawyers prepared to appeal Justice Carews custody ruling.
A distinguished flying cross was awarded to Captain Orville A. Anderson, a tired United States Air Corps veteran who took part in the stratosphere mission. He is currently in Washington awaiting a formal presentation of the honor.
Judge R J AleMian signals a Monday order to take NRA case against Juvenile Manufacturing in Carrwill Court of Appeals Newage in October after a federal judge ordered dismissal of one suit charging the company with questionable NRA vente Witte agreements. Counsel for the NRA and United States District Attorney W R Sovith Jr filed for appeal.
Captain K L Barros from the San Roustin station hospital and First Licent. B G Mekibten of the Second Medical Regiment were ordered to attend a medical service school. They will report on December 29 to begin the program.
A whimsical reading promotes a fuzzy mascot named the Fuzzy Wuzzy Man with stories of a cold climate Santa Claus tribute. The ad invites children to join a warm clothing themed expedition and select furry characters as pals for a kid friendly journey.
Detectives say a national ring operated from a fashionable house on HeaVorlle involved stealing a $50 dress and other items seized by authorities. Merchants reported the thefts as several women recruited others to buy the goods while a man is held for investigation.
A rural post office will abandon its sub-station operation beginning December 1. Postmaster says money orders stamps and letters will be handled elsewhere. Parcel services will be barred and a bank will supply an employee to run the sub-station. The move aims to facilitate mail in and is intended as a permanent change.
An air conditioning program is planned for AM passenger carrying cars on the Sunshine Special Tae Texan and the Soutierner of the Missouri Far itic Ti. Will be Aireauditioned.
The text shows disjointed remarks on strikes and appeals to the president by business groups. It mentions the American Chamber of Commerce issuing several appeals weekly and questions about guarantees for movie studios, hinting at broad labor and censorship concerns during a period of industrial strain.
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