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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1935
Page
6
The Atlantic City report covers Hollywood gossip on Charlie Chaplin projects and cast, studio moves, and rumors about marriages and engagements. It also notes Roosevelts era officials at a Sanita Anita season, and a Labor Federation opposition to nonunification with a Newark convention update.
Frank Jefferson, brother of State Representative Jefferson, faced 15 charges including violation of the assumed name law, weapon offenses, and operating a gambling house. A complaint listsWaddy Words 623 Barrera Street as involved. September date referenced. Charges filed in Justice of the Peace Corrigan and Spin Y Onti courts. bail set at 50 dollars.
Steamship operators in Texas Botts plan a meeting as a walkout looms Friday. Members of the International Longshoremen's union warn of stakes tied to the present wage contract, with actions already affecting New Orleans and other Gulf ports.
Barrymore and spouse Dilores Costello face a divorce hearing in Los Angeles court as details of their domestic troubles emerge. The case centers on their Florida yacht dispute and related custody concerns.
In a bustling city event, firemen are set to march through downtown to celebrate the annual Week of Service. The parade route runs along Houston Street to Fissee Elgeed, with spectators urged to line the streets for the procession and community cheer.
French veterans commemorate a king’s anniversary with a silver wreath at a monument in Marselles Verner j Honoret. Names Billy Alexander Yugoslavia Speee Mittister Louis Barthes appear in memory, while prayers and aid are noted amid war’s legacy and national mourning.
The San Antonio Light reports the Junior Birdmen of America wing headquarters seeks 80 cents and a membership coupon to enroll boys and girls. The Light notes over 4500 members already, and promises a wing pin, maturity card, and a booklet on organizing a squadron for applicants who mail in the coupon with cash to cover postage and costs.
A signed plea to improve pedestrian safety on busy boulevards cites dangerous crossings on Broadway and Walace Course. The author urges four way stops, earlier/later crosswalks, and better enforcement, praising Cal. A B Wickox and advocating nonfatal accident prevention to save lives. The piece blames authorities, clubs, and insurers for inaction and ends with a call for public change.
Charles Fickert former San Francisco district attorney is set to testify for Sam Mooney's habeas corpus case in the Supreme Court. Fickert has advocated Mooney's release and his testimony could bolster the ongoing fourth week hearing.
Charles A. Levine, famed first transatlantic flyer, was granted a Nevada divorce in Carson City. He promptly wed Mrs. Dela Gores Bern, who gave her address as Reno, after Levine had been separated five years. his former wife Mrs. Levine did not appear.
The mother of the late Senator Bronson M. Cutting declined the customary $10,000 senate next of kin appropriation. Cutting was killed in an airplane crash last May on a trip from his New Mexico home to Washington.
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