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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1933

Page

9

Havana Labor Strike Voted by National Confederation

Five hundred delegates from the National Labor Confederation secretly voted a general strike in Havana amid police clashes. The move followed arrests of workers, closures of labor headquarters, rising costs, and the September 29 Red massacre. Fireman Patricio Perez died from wounds, and bombs targeted nationalist leaders and streetcars as unrest spread in Jerona Camaguey.

Havana Une Grou- San Martin Point Communistic National Labor Confederation Confederation Franco Patricio Perez Carlos Mendieta Natinalist Sergio Cardo Frealdent Grau Ipbor Jerona Camaguey

Kidney health claim about acids and a remedy

An old advertisement promotes kidneys cleaning acids via tiny tubules and warns against drastic drugs. It touts a product called Cystex for urinary issues, claiming fast relief and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Panetra Cold Remedy Promises Fast Relief

A promotional release touts Panetra as a perfected remedy combining grandmother’s discovery with new medication. It claims rapid reduction of cold symptoms, deep action within the center of infection, and quick relief of inflammation and congestion for the whole family, with availability at druggists.

Belence Pareto Tim Penstra

Poison Fatal to Bride Elect Bertha Rutland

Miss Bertha Rutland an 18 year old bride elect from 1124 West Travis Street died at Robert B Green Hospital after ingesting a pesticide she mistook for medicine. She collapsed at home Wednesday night and died three hours later despite doctors efforts. Relatives said the wedding was planned for next month.

Bertha Rutland West Travis Street Robert B. Green Hospital

Actress seeks one million in sun tan injury suit

New York October 26 Edwina Booth film star sues MGM studios for one million dollars claiming she suffered severe sunburn and jungle injuries while filming a tan scene on a steamer from Naples to Mombasa Africa She contends no protection was provided causing cuts fever and long term incapacitation.

New York Edwina Booth Fie Supreme Court Today MGM Studios Naples Mombessa Africa

Mrs Roosevelt Refuses to Spoil Own Grandchild

Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt visits Ithans to see her daughter in law Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt and 11 month old Bill She denies bringing a present saying she does not believe in spoiling children who already have everything The trip comes as she travels to New York with her own roadster observed by onlookers.

Ithan Franklin D. Roosevelt America New York Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt Ellett Roosevelt Bill

Thief Slits Window At Party. Steals Two Purses

A burglar during a party at Simon Werbner home on 22 West Kinp a highway entered a bedroom, took two purses from guests Mrs. S. Lerman of 27 Oftran drive and Mrs. W. Werbner of 204 East Liliwood avenue. Police report a baby slept inside the room as the theft occurred while guests played cards.

Simon Werbner West Kinp 5. Lerman Oftran W. Werbner Liliwood Avenue Nurag Palica

Jewish Refugee Aid Chief Named

CUENEVA October 4. M Jamen G. MacDonald of New York was appointed by the Z aRiia of Narions as high commissioner of Jews ratagees from Germany.

Cueneva M—Jamen G. MacDonald New York aRiia Narions Jah Ratagees Germany

Army Posts Remain Dry After Prohibition Repeal

Army officers study the impact of repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and Texas prohibition laws on Fort Sam Houston and other military posts. The federal government’s adoption of state laws for reservations suggests posts will stay out of the dry column despite repeal. Old timers recall prewar liquor bans and expect beer sales at post exchanges to return after repeal.

Fort Sam Houston Congress

Water Flows at 17-Foot Level in Postoffice Well

San Antonio recalls old wind mill water as drilling for the new federal building post office at East Houston and North Alamo streets reaches a 50 foot depth. J W Patterson reports seepage at 19 feet yielded water, while dirt was moved and the rotary portable well drill with two mules operated on the Avenue FE and Houston Street corner.

San Antonio Federal East Houston North Alamo J.W. Pattersen Federal Building Avenue FE Houston Street

Lindberghs Take Off From Inverness on Unknown Route

The Lindberghs departed Inverness today heading south with no destination disclosed. They had flown in from Galway and were believed en route to Southampton, England.

Inverness Scotland Charles A. Lindbergh Lindberghs Galway Trish Free State Southampton England

Experts Seek Answers on Secrets of Oil Composition

Chicago reports that Edward W. Washburn and a five-man team after six years of work claim crude oil contains three previously unreported materials. The compounds are Dimethyl cyclopentane, Methyheptene, and Hemmimellitene. Findings aim to explain drag of oil slickness and improve lubricant production.

Chicago Ihem Owever Edward W. Washburn Washington, D. C Washburn

Colombia and Peru Open Talks to Settle Letician Dispute

In Rio de Janeiro on October 26, Colombia and Peru shifted from force to diplomacy at the council table to resolve the Letician dispute. Both nations aim to secure a peaceful settlement through talks, signaling a pause in military posture. The meeting underscores regional efforts to deescalate tensions and reach a formal agreement.

Colombia Peru Rio DE Janiero Oratory

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