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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1933

Page

4

Rice Institute Dramatics Skip Uncle Tom’s Cabin for Rese of the Southland

Houston Ort 31 reports Rice Institute Dramatic club replaced Uncle Tom’s Cabin with a play titled Rese of the Southland or the Spinty of Robert, Lee to pacify Confederate sympathizers amid protests by United Dairghiers. The substitution aimed to ease tensions during performances in the South.

Lee Houston Rice Institute Dramatic Club Southland Robert, Lee Confederacy Uncle Ton United Darighiers

Quicker Relief Now from Pain

A fragmented notice references a product described as faster relief for pain with unclear branding and pricing. The readable text mentions a bell sound linked to a promotion and a general claim of relief, but specifics on company, location, or date are not discernible.

Governor Vetoes Four Ad Valorem Tax Bills in Texas

Governor Miriam Ferguson vetoed four bills aiming to validate ad valorem tax levies and bond issues by independent school districts and cities. She criticized broad language that could apply beyond intended limits, noting many acts were passed without public consent. Three other vetoed measures targeted city levies, funding notes, and the creation of districts deemed illegally formed.

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Sales on Sunday Charged Against 6 in San Antonio

Six people face county court charges after raids by investigators on Sunday. Complaints allege violations of Sunday closing and list alleged sales by defendants at multiple addresses including 226 Brandv and 1802 Savih Breede street. Names include George Collins Ernest Har eth Melvin Williams and others.

San Antonio Ab Lew D. F. Davis George Collins Ernest Hareth Brandv Melvin Williams Pedra Waides Chris V. Cardenas Savih Breede Street Williams Martin ‘Trejo Herman Kuehner Broadway W. P. Koenning Offre

Swanson Cites San Antonian for Display of Bravery

San Antonio resident Jeyer Karl Gosela was praised for bravery by Secretary of the Navy Spans Mo Bar, with formal commendation noted here Tuesday. The incident involved Navy gunner’s mate actions during a dangerous moment, underscoring courage amid peril.

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Mrs Roosevelt Is Fair's Honor Guest

Chicago report details a social event honoring Mrs Roosevelt with guests and attendance. The piece reads with garbled OCR text but centers on a ceremonial appearance and associated preparations. Local observers note formalities and community interest surrounding the honor.

Mrs. Roosevelt Fair

Man Charged in Death at Mont Morey Street Intersection

Police say Challis, 74, of Naveen Avenue Harlandette, died after stepping from a trolley at Mont Morey street intersection. Investigators report the cabling tended to fray and a vehicle collision occurred.

Pyeeeliy Janes Naveen Invest Rauinr Challis Interont Mont Morey

Open Forum Letters Question City Governance And Claims

The Light publishes signed letters from readers criticizing city leadership and urging action. One writer questions Wright’s authority over a walkathon and entertainment permits, comparing governance to oppression in Russia or Germany. Another reader urges Congress to settle mixed claim issues with Mexico, arguing a settlement would relieve Texans and end congressional delay and “low mood.”

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Texas Engineer Windrow Funeral Planned in Dallas

Rollen J Windrow 48 prominent Texas engineer died at his Dallas home yesterday Arrangements were made to bury him in a Dallas cemetery Windrow a graduate of Texas A and M college served as state highway engineer from January 1919 to February 1922

Texas Dallas Altes Rollen J. Windrow Tim Windrow Texas A M. College State Wiehway

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