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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1936

Page

2

Science Society to Host 18 Lectures in Stevens Street

The Science Body of Bun An t announces 18 lectures for the coming season to be held at Stevens Street, 133 W Commerce. Rev Edward Day speaks on The European Situation at 6:15 p.m. December meetings allow two guests. membership open to all. Officers include Judge Frost Woodhull president and Leo Banck Herman Hitech Suggs as vice presidents. Schedule lists speakers Hamm Whitney Hirsch Mitchell and others with dates through January 18 and a mayor as speaker.

Scientific Society of Bun Ant Sesson Stevens W. Commerce Atreet Edward Day Exme Yes Son of Latkes Judge Frost Woodhull Dr. Leo J. Banck Herman Hitech Suggs W. Heusinger G. Stuck J. W W. Fereém W.J. Knox Day William J. Hamm W. B. Whitney Herman Hirsch MD G. Mitchell BR. E McDonald C.K. Quin

Riverside notes and ads from a Texas small town column

Fragments from a Bexar Facts column cover Houston track chatter, a pig sale in LaCoste, autos and German motorcycles bought by IRA G YATES, and names from Dallas, Houston, and Austin. The piece blends travel notes, social signals, birthdays, club events, a ghostly bronze foot ad, a wedding anniversary, circuses, and film openings with a late fall classifieds vibe.

Fray Stanley Rothman Houston Helen Caperton LaCoste Ira G YATES Chiildren U. S Mersnal Ralph Gilliland Tom Conroy Kathleen O'Brien New York Dan Hudson Plaza Adolphus Dallas Eddie Goodwin Porter Whaley Perry Robertson Albert T. Clifton

Winant Declines to Support Landon for President

Former New Hampshire governor Joins Roosevelt coalition and denounces Governor Landon’s social security critique. Winant, aligning with the New Deal, cites Landon’s Milwaukee Speech and says he cannot support the Republican ticket.

Washington Winant New Hampshire Alf M. Landon National Recovery Administration Landon Milwaukee Roosevelt

Night English classes at San Antonio Junior College

School officials announced night classes for freshmen and sophomores in English to start Friday at the San Antonio Junior College. Mrs. Lilian M. Nelson will teach the freshman course and Miss Mamie McLean the sophomore course. Classes meet from 8:43 to 9:18 p.m. Mondays and Fridays.

San Antonio Junior College Lilian M. Nelson Mias Mamie McLean

Lehman Renominated. Roosevelt Address Tops New York Convention

The Democratic state convention unanimously renominated Herbert H. Lehman of New York City for governor and affirmed the platform endorsing the New Deal. President Roosevelt’s speech climaxed the day as Byracusens crowded the streets awaiting his arrival and M. William Bray of Oneida was renominated for lieutenant governor.

N. Yo Herbert H. Lehman New York City Roosevelt M. William Bray Oneida

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