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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1930
Page
13
Cathie, a young wife in a wealthy estate, endures a gloomy household under her indulgent husband Alfred. She grows isolated, relying on Gordon Moore as Chester Arwanworth watches with malice. She slips away at night, finds a note and a stolen tray in her room after 11.
A fragmented diary-like scene shows Marguerite noting Mr Parnsworth unwell and instructing not to disturb him. Jathlon, Farneworth, and Gordon weave into a tense moment of separation and confession as a distraught heroine battles love, guilt, and fear. The fragment ends with a cry for support and the line “Continued on Page 8.”
By Mrs. E. F. Barry Troshp Steel and Broadway recounts a night journey from Brownsville to San Antonio when a brood of wild turkeys crossed the road. They stopped for headlights and watched the birds vanish into darkness without a shot fired.
Two people injured in separate crashes remain under medical care Tuesday at Keebert B Green hospital. Mrs Tl T Acosta 41 of All Howth Brazos street suffered injuries in a collision on the 100 block of South Flores Street. Her husband was also hurt. Felix Garcia 55 of Trinity and Guadalupe streets was struck by a car while walking and admitted to the hospital.
Approximately twenty three tocn clubs with a total membership of more than one thousand boys will organize for the year's work on September 29. Norman MacLeod, boys' work secretary of the Y.M.C.A. Tuestas, announced that all meetings will be held at the Y with badges being given each club.
The San Antonio police department pistol team led by nine points in a state pistol shoot, part of the Police convention program at Teamont, according to a telegram from A. B. Mile steal, Police Chief Owen attending the convention.
M N Grana of 510 Marshall Street chased a rabbit in San Pedro park Tuesday and stumbled on a curb, nearly breaking his leg. He received treatment at Robert L B Green Hospital.
Mrs. Sidney Burns of 248 Wyoming street drank what she believed to be a beverage but unintentionally consumed a disinfectant. She suffered chronic burns and was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital on Tuesday.
Creager plans a campaign stop as state Republican leaders pursue a statewide effort. A committee member said the plan includes a meeting with local leaders in San Antonio and Creager will speak Monday.
A fragmented report notes health and physical education activities resuming. Terms hint at open sessions, cooling down routines, and Thursday classes with emphasis on posture and game participation. Mentions a Colorado context and a past event tied to immunity concerns.
Rapid expansion of the air corps has strained Duncan Field and San Antonio depots. The San Antonio air depot produced 433 airplanes last year with 76 percent major overhauls or repairs, while engines and parachutes were serviced and gallons of oil reclaimed. Plans cite $400,000 for Duncan field improvements and Brooksfield expansion as the military aviation center grows, with new shops, permanent quarters, and converted facilities advancing under Maj. A W Rebinn’s supervision.
A plan at Brooks field and Kelly field requires painted color schemes on aircraft for quick ID. Brooks planes will have blue fuselages and orange wings, while ships for Wilry field use orange wings with olive drab fuselages, aiding observers to identify the field of origin in case of a crash.
J A Williamson of 1315 West French Street awoke to a burglar in a adjoining bedroom. He pursued the man who escaped through the rear of the house. A number of residents report thefts including a diamond ring, a priced at seventy four dollars, a gold watch valued at one hundred fifty dollars, another ring at three hundred fifty dollars, and a purse with cash. Ernest Pleasant, caretaker at 315 West French Place, said no robbery occurred though he cannot identify taken items. J W Williamson of 414 Atonia Boulevard reported plumbing and electrical fixtures stolen from a vacant house at 14 Camden Street.
A person named Pablo Longoria, age 50, was taken to Robi hospital after a fall near Leson Street in Wyoming. The brief notice reports injury details and emergency response.
Eight building trades unions pressed for a replacement of the market house with a new structure. Commissioner Rubiola refused, offering only partial remodel plans. Union leaders sought $1000 to replace the building and upgrade the market, while officials urged immediate start on the project.
A. W. Grant will discuss Toads in his Territory before Exchange Club members Thursday morning at 8 at the Anthony hotel. R. Tones reports Joe Archer of Toledo will attend, and BP D Mathis will outline the October 2 breakfast program for the French fliers Ceste and Melfoze.
Emma Ostrowski, 5 year old daughter of John Ostrowski of 03 North lores street, was at Robert By Green hospital Tuesday for removal of a straight pin swallowed Monday in an accident.
An advertisement urges readers to obtain immediate loans using autos, furniture, jewelry or valuables. It promotes many city firms in the Financial Alumns of Light Classified Ads and offers quick assistance to those in trouble.
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