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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1938
Page
14
Former San Antonio official Bushick accuses Mayor Quin and allies of a wasteful machine run. He claims he stood for taxpayers, fought bond issues, and blocked spending to hold political power. He vows independence and criticizes delays in police and fire pay raises and high valuations.
A meadow accident freed a wounded bird found with a two inch stick lodged in its breast. The bird, once aided by a local ornithologist, recovered well though the stick remained partly embedded. The man blamed budget cuts and political spending for police and fire wages, criticizing the city’s handling of compensation and expenditure.
Abtenia T. Gonzales of Mexico City reported at the cathedral in San Pernan that she was robbed of a purse containing 23 dollars and a passport while worshiping. The incident occurred near 701 South Laredo Street according to the police report.
San Antonio's annual automobile show opens at 8 p m Wednesday with Mayor C K Quin leading ceremonies. Doors swing at 2 p m Wednesday for early visitors. Nineteen dealer members display 21 makes. Entertainment features Ted Brown organist Monette Shaw singer and Loig Male Coulon performer. Committee chair Cerroll Cartwright leads the organizing group.
A testimonial notes swift relief from neuralgia, lumbago, and backache using Omega Oil and a 35 cent bottle of Pain Repeal. The writer claims a man saved his day’s pay by buying the oil and applying it, reporting substantial pain reduction and quicker return to work.
Los Angeles notices two trials for Charley E Z McDonald after a deadly shooting of Mrs Karl Krueger on Hollywood Boulevard last August. A mixed jury deliberated 18 hours before convicting him on a charge punishable by one to ten years. He blamed the domestic issue for the act as the court considered further insanity plea proceedings.
Mor. 30 Ellob Dobbins, a muait teacher, began flying with a first lesson at the Sacramento airport on Thursday and achieved a solo flight Friday. The Weather Bureau noted Southern California endured its second driest five month period since record keeping began.
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