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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1927
Page
3
Brussolini, the Italian leader, imposes a curfew on radio music after 11 p.m. He tightens social control by closing dance halls and cabarets and plans powerful interference stations to block late night broadcasts, so citizens seeking music after curfew hear only static.
In an interview, Benito Mussolini discusses proposed measures to stop broadcasting jazz and dance music in Italy at 10 o'clock nightly. He outlines how locals between 9:45 and midnight have adapted, and proposes wireless towers to mute foreign signals at 10 PM while defending dance as a healthy art form amid reformist criticism.
After months as a movie house the Palace resumes live shows with the Jazz Pirates as the featured act bringing musical entertainment back to the venue.
Services will be held at 10 40 a m Sunday in the auditorium of the completed Woodlawn Methodist church corner West Woodlawn avenue and Zarzimora street J W Rowland will preach the church cost 87000 with a 3000 parsonage adjoining The building committee was led by W N Hagy
Chicago bailiff Dave Fichner set out to find work for his estranged wife Mrs. Lucille Luedshop who demanded income but refuses to be a gold digger. Judge Joseph B. David ordered William H. Levi shop to pay alimony and directed officers to locate a suitable position for her.
Brooks field pilot A H Wailer departs Saturday for Golling field in Washington DC to ferry a Delavilend plane to San Antonio for use at a flying school.
Former service men are urged to file for adjusted compensation before January 1, 1928, or risk losing eligibility. Eli Nickum, adjutant of Alamo Post, American Legion, notes dependents of those who die before the deadline would receive only one third of the eligible amount.
Hugh Bolton Jones, renowned American landscape painter, died at his home on New York City’s Sixty seventh Street. Born in Baltimore on October 20, 1848, he studied at Marsland Institute and later trained under Carey Smith and Horace Robbins in New York. He was elected a national Academician in 1883.
An attendance of 200 members is expected for the J C C monthly meet at 6 15 o clock Tuesday evening October 18 at the St Anthony hotel. William Winetich chairs. Al Deans will be principal speaker. Mike Lois Rogers to perform an Hawaiian dance.
William B. Mitchell announces William Jr. Michel joins as top manager and is recognized as a leading Moore Furnishings and Tor Rugerz executive, signaling a significant reorganization in the House Furnishings department.
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