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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
1
In this brief column, Arthur Brisbane discusses anti vivisection views and a note on typhus theory by Dr. Rolla F. Dyer. It also mentions a Farmingdale New Jersey incident, reflections on vision and perseverance, and a tangential piece on Jewish population growth and remarks by the Marques of Clydesdale. The item mixes commentary, sensational science notes, and global snippets without a single cohesive narrative.
Calif based report notes a baby nicknamed Tiny Alive has spent over 100 hours in an iron lung. Robert He Minne, aged 128 hours, was said to be maintained by the device with a physician’s aid. The event underscores the life-sustaining role of iron lungs during a medical crisis.
In Mexico City a bloc calls for detained Archbishop Pascual Dias on charges of worship law violations, citing unregistered masses. Vera Cruz decrees strip Catholic priests of citizenship and confiscate church property, signaling broader action and potential expulsions.
Adalo and Fay area expect warmer conditions Friday night and Saturday with mostly cloudy skies. Lowest Friday night around 60 degrees, highest Saturday near 80, light to moderate southerly winds, coastal areas tightening to fresh breezes. West Texas looks warmer Friday into Saturday with partly cloudy skies and cooler inland.
A statement by former Senator Lawrence Al Phipps belittling Garner in the 1928 campaign backfired on Republicans. The release claimed Garner spoke only in Texas, notably San Antonio, where a city hall speech on November 3 drew heavy coverage from the Daily Sun and Sunday Light.
Dallas investigators abandoned hope of identifying an amnesia patient at the Terrell state hospital. They tied the case to Mia Blythe Thompatn Long, a Memphis Tennessee society teacher, and noted the suspect alias Alada Long. Gracy Kennedy, district attorney’s former special investigator, and a private detective agency rep went to Terrell and found the woman described as five feet eight and a half inches tall, with earlier reports giving four feet eleven and a half inches.
Dublin Oct 1. Stephen O Mara of Limerick, who spoke for Ireland in Washington during the black and tans era, is expected to be asked to accept the post of governor general of the Irish Free State to succeed Governor General James R Me Noll dt, it was reported here today.
Dallas report says Ranger Captain Tom Rickman may enter the old timers rodeo at the state fair. He recently broke a rib attempting to rope a calf and yesterday returned to Dallas for rest and medical care.
George Mowell aged 48 was found dead at 880 Lamar Street on Thursday. The coroner ruled death by suicide and funeral services were held Friday. He is survived by his widow, a son, and four daughters.
New York March reports General Douglas MacArthur, noted for leading heavy forces, has arrived back from Europe after a five week tour. He toured European theaters, observed several formations, and is returning to activities on leave.
The Texas Supreme Court consolidated two contested cases over the Democratic nomination for governor. A certified question from the Third Court of Civil Appeals asked whether District Judge Roberson erred in ruling Ferguson is the valid nominee. The court, urging urgency, ordered briefs due and planned submission without further argument.
Josephine Crawford Beimson led a show of support into a Los Angeles court to block alimony claims by Rev George Adams Brimson who seeks divorce from her. Brimson testified he has no funds, while Beimson asserts she is worth substantially more.
Valley reports say the Rio Grande flood swelled to cut two more highways between Lyford and Raymondville while water threatened near Los Indios and Camero County. A secondary levee is under construction as engineers work to prevent further breaks and keep Matamoros protection intact. Water advances slowly but remains a serious risk to lowlands south of Raymondville and near Mercedes.
Armed with machine guns and tear gas bombs, state officers prepared today to quell any attempt by striking miners to picket mines in defiance of district court injunctions. The action signals intensified enforcement as miners protest production stoppages and labor disputes.
Carrie Mar Ellen, 38, local evangelist, will conduct evangelistic services at Faith Tabernacle 2223 Boulevard Trend for an indefinite period. The first service is expected at 7:00 a.m. Friday.
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In a Florida murder trial, Jim Travis testified that pardons were dangled as bribes to chain gang inmates before Arthur Maillefert’s death in the Sunbeam camp. He described Captain Courson offering leniency to influence witnesses, while the defense sought to downplay the convict’s prison record.
Arkansas City Kansas mail looting case yields $34960 recovered with $240 left. Inspectors traced funds to a tin can buried near William R. Gordon’s home after he allegedly confessed. Remaining cash was found in a trash box following an official alert.
Francis F. Dunn, 30, was jailed in Batonsville Md after a school bus loaded with about 50 frightened children was driven erratically. Convicted of drunken driving, Dunn faced a choice of a $200 fine or 60 days in the house of correction as sentence and awaited further orders.
President and Mrs Hoover will launch the White House social season October 13 with a formal reception to the judiciary. A dozen additional receptions will follow, culminating in a brilliant state dinner and reception for the diplomatic corps.
The notice markets apartment options across the city with varied rents and durations. Listings advertise utilities and proximity details, noting weekly and monthly rates and several available units. Prospective tenants see multiple neighborhoods and building amenities, including basement options and common spaces.
A report from New York reveals a will drawn in August 1991 by Smith Reynolds shortly before his death, leaving his estate largely to his brother and two sisters while naming a $50,000 bequest to Albert Walker and similar sums to Anne Cannon Reynolds and their daughter. The document allegedly contains strong provisions to prevent contest and hints at a vast trust fund tied to Reynolds family fortunes and earlier settlements. The will references Young Reynolds’s voyage and divorce events surrounding Libby Holman.
Greece requests more time on debt payments amid a government note postponement. Local officials and financial agencies indicate continued negotiations to extend the maturity while preserving creditor relations and economic stability.
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