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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1937

Page

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Doris, Mas for in Mines Tour Morgantown to Brownsville Visit

The party including Mrs. Roosevelt and the nation’s first lady traveled from the rolling hills of West Virginia to western Pennsylvania on an inspection tour of homestead projects and mining sites. The Friends Service Committee conducted a project near Brownsville in the bituminous fields as part of the visit.

Morgantown Franklin DP Roosevelle Boris Duke Crommyell West Virginia Pennsylvania Lefgents Use Friends Service Brownsville Deal

F D R Embarks on Yacht for Fishing

Roosevelt embarked on the yacht Potomac today for a week of fishing near the Florida Keys. The 160 foot vessel with a crew of sailors and officers set out as Biscayne Bay fishermen reported coastal waters rough yet suitable for spit fishing.

Pilars Roosevelt Fshing Florida Keys Ttn Gollers Biscayne Bay

Russia and Japs Talk Tough

Moscow reports warn of rising tensions as Japan may aid anti Soviet action with Mongolian tribal bands. Berlin hints at broader colonial leverage, while Britain may swap colonies for trade. Hitler’s aims center on central Europe expansion, with Mussolini and Tokyo pursuing regional gains amid a fragile balance of power.

Washington Russia Moscow Stalin Secret Service Jeads Japan Hitter Hoorah

Rubber Prant Report Hints Limited Poinsettia Rubber

The Christmas Poinsettia yields odor qualities of latex similar to Intex but insufficient to justify commercial rubber production, the Department of Agriculture reports.

Department of Agriculture

Week end wrecks claim thirteen lives and many hurt

A weekend crash spree left several dead and eleven others injured. Detec tive Roy Tate described a dark car speeding over 50 mph on McCullough avenue colliding broadside with a coupe then driving off. Nearby witnesses and a pursuing driver named Stevens aided investigations as fellow victims from San Antonio to Texarkana were treated at local hospitals.

Jennings Avenue Roy Tate Tate McCullough Avenue Cook San Antonio Chetius Claudia Hewitt Charlotte Hewitt Colorado Justria Otis West Jr Jack O'Brien Michigan Avenue Arian Boerne O'Brien Frank E. Wilson B. Underwool Earl Fuston Brownwood Karsch Medical and Surgical Hospital Charles Barrera Jackson Street Ira M. Cobb West Commetre Houston Monumental Robert B. Green Hospital W. Dadgen Loowir Berry Rosenbronz Yarras More Street Rudy Feroz South Fields Street Betgin and Flores Flores Streeta. Both Received Ttrama At the Robert B. Greep L. B. Ewing Brooklyn Avenue Nayuro St. Mary's Streets Thomas Reyes Medina Street Woodlawn Michy Avenues

Freighter Cauto Aground Near Puerto Mexico

The freighter Cauto of the New York and Cube Mr Alcametro company ran aground near Puerto Mexico. Radiomarine reports efforts are underway to salvage the hull. The crew abandoned efforts to reach stores after a boat was damaged and its chief officer went overboard.

É ‘Pty Puerto Mexico New York Cauto New Yorke Cube Mr- Alcametro Company Radiomarine Corporation Sas

Labor Groups Deadlock Delays Labor Peace Talks

Washington November 29 1917 leaders from the American Federation of Labor and the CIO failed to break a five week stalemate. The AFL demands the dispute be divided into parts judged by affected unions while the CIO delegates insist the entire conflict be handled as a single unit.

Washington American Federation of Labor A. F. of L Camillee For Industrial Organization Ehag

Madrid Watches for Rebel Planes Amid Bombardment

Madrid on November 29 reports insurgent planes circling the city as bombardment of surrounding towns continues. The second week of insurgent air activity on the central front shows no sign Franco's forces will halt. Death toll nears 100 with 200 to 300 injured in the latest raids.

Horgt Yangtze Graat Unc Nank- Ing Otha Indrale Gordon Nanking Madiay Madrid Francisco Franco

Machado Loses Plea In Extradition Case

New York November 28. Machado former Cuban dictator loses the first round of a battle to escape extradition to Cuba on murder and embezzlement charges tied to the 1959 revolution. United States Commissioner Garrett W. Cotter denies motion to dismiss the extradition application.

Machado New York Gerards Machado Cuba United States Garerett W. Cotter Mechada

Weather Precipitation and Moon Phases Across Cities

A fragmented weather digest lists 24 hour precipitation totals, clear to cloudy skies, and moon phase notes for numerous locales including Houston Galveston El Peso Teves and San Antonio. It records rainfall deficits and December to January totals with scattered city readings and tide notes for coastal areas.

Tate Teves Cleer Timm Molesings Fork Smith Ark Galveston Texay Mont. Y Houston Jacksonville Telin Montxomers Ala Navagots Texaa Penn Clany New York Omphe Neds Malantine Abilene Non Albuquepens Alaine Texas America Tex Atlanta Phoenis Ariz Clegr Austin Ateburkh Clawly Beaton Mass Brads Buffali Balt Beier Wallistoh Ines Bear Winny Gan Dodwe Clty Kant Yuan Saris Washington Siehita Kan

Ex-Husband Held in Death of Divorcee

A 24 hour investigation by Franklin county authorities into the mysterious killing of a young divorcee resulted in the arrest late last night of Wilbur Hem ee the woman’s farmer has ard. A shotgun charge entered the right side of the woman, Miss Opal Pickles, 25, through a window Saturday night as she sat in her sister’s parlour talking to a visitor.

Clair Franklin County Wilbur Hem Hasard Misa Opal

Lumber Figures Show 1937 Lumber Use Up 6 Percent

The department of commerce estimates national lumber consumption at 24.0 billion feet for 1937, a gain of about 6 percent over the previous year.

Department of Commerce

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