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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1933
Page
5
The piece extols a historic film document from World War action shot by 14 nations. It claims the cinema captures nearly every war highlight with realism despite early camera limits. The review notes a mix of newsreels and entertainment, praising some youthful actors and suspense over plot.
The article chronicles actor Wampas Star securing a contract in Chicago with industry buzz around Paramount projects. It mentions other industry figures such as Buster Crabbe, Ruth Chatterton, Ricardo Cortez, and George Brent, plus theater and film plans, with Hollywood gossip on engagements, productions, and notable events at the time.
The state seeks death for three young naval lieutenants accused of assassinating Prime Minister Sugorhi Inukal in May 1992. Three others face life terms for active participation, with six-year terms for three alleged accomplices and prison years for a tenth suspect.
Washington February 11 reports gold retreating slightly as the price per ounce slides to 29.10 dollars. Market observers note minor fluctuations tied to commodity demand and global cues.
In Santa Cruz California a 43 year old nurse Miss Wilhelmine Wells admitted trailing and shooting Fran cis Joseph Morgan Grace 87 at his garden. District Attorney Frank Murphy said Wells who was dismissed by Grace as his nurse four months ago claimed she had planned the killing since that time and refused to reveal her reasons to a close friend.
Kanras Gity reports a pig reduction program note. Ray L. Cuff, director, refutes claims that 75 percent of pig meat bought in St. Louis was dumped into the Mississippi. He says pigs are converted into edible meats and fertilizers.
Washington dispatch notes temperance repeal expected, with distillers holding 4.5 million gallons of aged liquor. Importers may supply whiskey for medicinal use, lifting prices from 30 to 40 and 60 to 72 dollars per case as tariffs and imports factor in. Dr. James M. Doran says imports may be necessary to match home stock.
Albert Einstein, arriving from London, remains under guard at a Norfolk residence after reports of Nazi threats to his life. Local host's guards vow to defend the famed physicist, who seeks safety as authorities note heightened danger from hostile elements.
Edwardsville Illinois metro reports the death penalty will be sought for five men and a woman charged with kidnapping August Luer, wealthy Alton packer, in a trial set to begin today. Luer was found robbed and confined for days in a cellar after his capture, as authorities pursued ransom negotiations.
A concordat between Germany and the Holy See was exchanged amid announcements by Cardinal Pacelli and Dr. Tighe Von Klee. The treaty merges prior guarantees to Catholics with Prussia Baden and Bayern accords and sets religious instruction by faith majority in districts.
Five gunmen held up the Half Moon hotel staff at Coney Island early today. They bound and gagged hotel staff including the night manager and telephone and elevator operators, escaping with 484 dollars in cash and several thousand dollars belonging to Caney Island concessions.
An ad asserts Nurito eases neuritis and related pains for elderly patients without narcotics. It claims rapid relief after a few doses, urges readers to visit their druggist, and offers refunds if unsatisfied. The copy targets long standing nerve and rheumatic pains with German specialist prescription backing.
A fragmentary report describes a product named Cardos as a remedy claimed to ease cramps nervousness and monthly discomfort among women. The item is presented as having aided thousands by improving their resilience and overall wellbeing amid ongoing suffering.
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