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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1931
Page
3
Naval port commanders at Neel bases in Vingland will begin hearings Monday on cut relevances among enlisted personnel that delayed North Sea maneuvers. Vessels will move to Dar mouth Devonport and Chatham as commanding officers discuss the matter and some sailors may be asked to testify.
Eugene Ludendorff aged 87, brother of Gen Frich Gurendorf, died in Kassft today. He served as Inspector of police and was a prominent German military figure.
Walter Tynan district attorney announced an investigation into the death of Miss Magele Cook 19 of Pleasanton Texas after surgery at Robert B. Green hospital Thursday afternoon. Blood transfusions failed and the girl died late Thursday. Cook’s father Robert Cook printer and other relatives were notified upon admission. Investigators expect to question several persons Friday as hospital authorities report Miss Cook came from Glenaston weeks ago and stayed at a local tourist camp with her sister.
A campaign to raise $1000 for a loan fund for San Antonio students at A udenta attending Leras A. and M. college was started at a meeting of the local Ea Students' club at the Gunter hotel Thursday. Teary W. Fitt, president, and officers will form a committee to solicit former students to use the fund before October 1. T. A. Uhn, Toloyd D. Hoyer, and J. A. Klein will administer the fund. Uhr will run the next club meeting at the Gunter hotel Thursday.
Three men held the president and his wife captive all night in a Milwaukee area incident. About 25000 to ny for dope groceries. In Hamburg a narcotic case is blamed on tighter restrictions as police note a wave of robberies where only one item may be stolen.
Five leaders of Catholic Action are voluntary prisoners inside Vatican City and will not leave due to the ongoing Italian Vatican dispute. One editor at Observatore Romano remains inside. Italian detectives stand by the gate awaiting possible arrest. The group includes church and Palatine guard members tied to the settlement talks.
In Los Angeles on September 18, two women pilots from Australia and New York will attempt to break the women's transcontinental flight record. The aviatrix and Mary Adame will seek to set a new mark, flying Gee of Mrs. J. A. Teeith-Miller arrangement.
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