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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1929

Page

4

Camp Bullis Named Training Site Replacing Fort Sam Houston

An Eighth Corps headquarters directive moves division training from Fort Sam Houston to Camp Bullis in San Antonio. Leon Springs and Camp Bullis will host a water system, tent camps, kitchen upgrades, and recreational facilities for next year’s training programs, with some sessions still to be conducted at Fort Sam Houston and nearby camps as plans evolve.

C. MT. Cro B.C Camp Bullis Sam Houston Eighth Corps Serparnlian Leon Springs Stary Reservation Fort Sam Houston Camp Lis Camp Stanley Nts Biuhhis San Antonio Willabe

Teachers to Seat 2000 at San Pedro Park

City recreation official John Tinnsard announced Wednesday that bleachers seating 2000 will be erected at the San Pedro Park athletic field. The ordered seats will expand capacity and accompany existing stands in other parks.

San Pedro Park John Tinnsard City Recreation de Eat

Motorcade Visits San Antonio Leaders Named

Old Spanish Trail motorcade rolls through San Antonio on Tuesday with three leaders shown: Harral Ayres, Mrs H Ay Moos, and O H L Wernicke of Pensacola Florida.

Harral Ayres

San Antonio Resident Dies at 1000 Covine Street

A San Antonio resident died Wednesday morning at 1000 Covine Street. Survived by widow Macy B. Robinson of San Antonio, son J. EL. Robinson, two daughters Chio Hoffman of San Antonio and G. A. Mack of Rous ton, a sister and three grandchildren. Paternal services set for Thursday with burial at Mission Burial Park.

Lulu Mae San Antonio Covine Street Macy B. Robinson Antonio J. EL. Robinson Chio Hoffman Airs G. A. Mack Rouston Mission

Milk supply steady in Kansas City despite strike violence

Despite the first violence in a strike by 120 milk producers for a price hike, Kansas City continued to receive milk. Several pasteurization plants were picketed, and one sabotage case was reported. Five hundred gallons were dumped into a ditch along a county road near Lees Summit, Missouri, by 26 men. The driver remained unmolested and the truck undamaged.

Kansas City Aly Lees Summit

Marianne serial roman ceats war romance in The Light

Miss Marion Davies stars in Marianne a World War era romance serial to debut in the San Antonio Light beginning Monday October 14. Gladys Johnson wrote the tale praised for its romantic plot and vivid depictions of Davies in the title role with critical acclaim for the serial's pace and dramatic impact.

Marianne Marion Davies San Antonio Gladys Johnson Miss Johnson Mondos

Pope's Niece Gives Birth to Child in Rome

Rome report states Maria Luisa Persicheti Ueoline, daughter of the pontiff's brother Fermo Matti, delivered a son yesterday. The Pope presided at the ceremony as great uncle, marking a notable family milestone in the Vatican circle.

Pope Rome. Vet Pope Pine Maria Luisa Persicheti Ueoline Fermo Matti

Drive to Enroll Women in G.O.P. to Start Tuesday

San Antonio Women's Republican club officials met at the Gunter hotel to plan a campaign aimed at enrolling women in Bexar county as GOP supporters regardless of past affiliations. The meeting featured reports on national political education methods and a talk on party ethics by Dr. Frederick Terrell.

Bexar County Republican Party San Antonio Frederick Terrell A. CE

Plane drops 2 ton bombs in new Condor tests

The War Department regards practice flights of the Curtis Condor Lorber bombers as satisfactory. Maj. Frank H. Coleman successfully launched 4000 pound bombs. The Condor, the army air corps standard bomber, promises high altitude performance, long cruising radius, and high speed. Demonstrations are set for tomorrow at Aberdeen proving grounds Maryland where initial tests occurred.

Washington Curtis Condor Lorber Mej Frank H. Coleman War Department Army Air Corps Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland

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