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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
2
The Rev. Arthur G. Larkey, former assistant chaplain at Michigan state prison, was convicted of taking money entrusted to him by inmates. The jury deliberated 45 minutes. He will be sentenced by Judge John Simpert the next day.
In Kansas City on October 29 1920 Mrs Mary Young aged 48 lay near death from pneumonia awaiting the arrival of her sister Mrs Fear Timberlake of Bahoma City. Friends prayed for her life as doctors warned death could come within hours and she expressed a readiness to die to delay death until her sister could reach her.
The Witte Memorial Museum celebrates its sixth birthday with an open house on Saturday from 2 to 9 p.m. A cake baked by Douglas School will be auctioned in slices, with 10 prize chances for 10 cent slice purchases. Proceeds fund an endowment, per director Mrs. Ellen Schulz Quillin.
Oklahoma City October 7 with six justices present the state supreme court failed to decide a writ of mandamus to place Socialist party presidential electors on the November ballot. The socialists argued their state organization was not officially recognized until after the primaries and thus eligible to file for the general election ballot. The state contends the primary is mandatory and the elector list was filed after the filing period closed.
Brig Gen Samuel D Rockenbach commander Fort Sam Houston will give the graduation address at the Advanced Flying School Kelly Field next Friday at 10 am The program opens with an aerial review at 8 am featuring 105 graduates including 44 regular army officers 55 cadets five enlisted men and one foreign officer Two special observation students a Chinese officer and a Chinese civilian will also be recognized Lieut Col Henry S B Glagett commandant presides Brig Gen Charles J Danforth Air Corps Training Center will present diplomas to graduates Capt Thomas L Gilbert will distribute Wings and reserve commissions to flying cadets and enlisted students
Fragmented weather note reports no precipitation with unclear regional terms. Mentions locations like New Mexico and Oklahoma or nearby areas, and references wind and terrain variability. The readable fragments suggest a weather brief but lack coherent details or dates.
A strong earth shock lasting several seconds was reported early in Lima Peru. Cadet fans and officers in the class prepared to receive wings before the exercises.
MINNEAPOLIS Oct. 7. Less than a dozen farmers picketed a leading highway near Dayton urging drivers not to take farm products to market. They were peaceful, following a larger showing yesterday with about 75 farmers on the road, allowing trucks to proceed after warnings. The action aims to halt farm product transport to markets temporarily for better organization.
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