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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1933
Page
7
In Austin the Texas Senate and House planned to work on appropriations bills as the session pressed. The House passed the Judiciary and eleemosynary bills funding government branches for the 1993-95 biennium, while Senate approvals moved toward finalizing departmental budgets and resolving differences.
Mrs Brille Agnes Carnest age 23 of 205 Booth Flores Street San Antonio dies. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs Jom Carnest and siblings Anew Hoy Anthony Francis Rose Antonnotts Genevieve, all of San Antonio.
The Bible study class of the Woman's auxiliary will meet at 3 30 pm Monday at the Bescon Filla Presbyterian church. Mrs PLE Otage Jt, Bible teacher, will begin a Panama study series.
Senate hearings on securities control opened by commerce committees, military committee reviewed corps needs.
An article fragment describes a Nazi led boycott appeal targeting Jews with signs calling to shun Jewish professionals and shops. It portrays a famine driven call to German women to join a long term campaign to destroy Jewry and insists on continued action until Jews are eliminated from German life.
Paris reports show a German boycott effective from 10 am but limited to an appeal. crowds outside German stores were small and Jewish merchants posted signs refusing German salesmen. Copenhagen saw crowds as refugees arrived from Germany, while Washington indicated officials were unsure if diplomatic pressure would broaden the boycott.
A chaotic account describes Pope Pius during a ritual in a cathedral as he strikes a sacred door with a gold hammer and chants. The door falls open upon a wheeled platform, thousands watch in awe, and priests purge the bricks with holy water while the pope ascends a portable throne and addresses the crowd in prayer.
Auls and others were arrested early Saturday and held for investigation in a Houston probe. The report notes competition with recent wrongdoing and lists several named individuals and places in a fragmented crime-related item from the era.
In Portsmouth Ohio on April 1 police probed the mysterious poison deaths of two young women Mrs Dorothy White McCormick a 21 year old divorcee and Miss Maugh Howard 18. Both were found in an apartment bed together after returning home the day before.
Washington April 7 Congress writers report the Senate Agriculture Committee met in executive session to review proposals on revising the administration relief bill for farmers. The committee considered a substitute by Chairman Still and a Simpson plan from the Nelsonville Farmers’ Wife on production costs for the domestic share of the farm crop. President Roosevelt had a late conference at the White House and lawmakers expect the bill’s final passage in General as passed by the House, with Burpo’s plan added as an alternative and an appropriation to start relief processing once receipts and projections clarify funding needs.
A quake near Lindsay California on April 1 doubled the flow of a soda spring at Springville. Before the quake the flow was 2190 gallons every 24 hours and after the tremor it rose to 4320 gallons every 27 hours. The brief report notes the Pacific west region was affected.
In San Antonio during March and the first quarter, road fatalities rose as 18 deaths were recorded in Bexar County. Police reported multiple crashes with seven incidents in March and several more in the prior period. Local authorities urged caution as citywide traffic deaths increased.
Judge W W McCrary of the Ninety Fourth District Court refused to order Osie de Keeler to pay alimony to his wife Mrs Bertha Keeler after a dramatic hearing. The ex wealthy claimant argued she once had over 20000 but lost it all following a desertion in 1826 and now relies on charity. She recently pawned her diamonds to pay rent.
John A Lod U S who supervised reconstruction of the historic frigate Old Tr onsides was elected mayor of Bath defeating Mayor Tavoid P Stoll by 387 votes. The result appeared in the annual city notice section of the paper.
Three of the Winnipeg Tollers basketball squad escaped with injuries after a Winnipeg charter plane crashed near Neodesha Kansas en route to a series with Tulsa. The crash left several players dead or critically injured, including captain Warley and Al Silverthorne, with others sustaining varying injuries. Team manager George Wilson and officials also among the affected.
Federal Judge Randolph Bryant waded the Texas railroad commission to order a temporary shutdown of the East Texas field but indicated no action. The injunction preserves a five day field closing while allowing a test. The Texas Railroad Commission and Permian Basin firms argued storage limits hindered an open test and recommended a shutdown to control output. the injunction aligns with the oil operators and Rail Commission interests.
In Bexar County about 6000 autos face unlicensed status due to owners failing to secure 1983 license plates now. Officials estimate only 49 000 passenger cars had window stickers, with many vehicles likely to be impounded. Penalties extend to late renewals, and the crackdown runs through Saturday night after a legislative delay.
Paris reports a new five-franc coin issued by the French treasury. The note describes the coin as part of a broader monetary reform including a new paper currency and changes to the gold and silver standard.
Leopold Stokowski will conduct Parsifal with a 35 voice massed chorus and distinguished soloists including Probert Sleeple and Rose Bablok. The program features a Philadelphia concert with Bryn Mawr Mount St. Joseph Curtis Bach Society and more, plus a brief outline of Parsifal’s music and history by Blokowaki.
A malformed item reports a search for a woman tied to an incident on South Poros Street. Names and dates are garbled. the piece mentions Dina, Riches, and Go Meury, with a vague note about a monetary amount and a court-related speaking engagement by Dr Reinhe Grarbner at St Adbhoiy.
In Brownsville Texas on April 1 1 3 Dodson faced a murder indictment tied to an airborne slaying. The jury weighed charges accusing Dodson and McCall of aiding and planning to steal a plane for a fatal attack on Lenman Moten Харлин aviation instructor shot in the cockpit springing the case. The defense argued McCall bore primary responsibility while prosecutors sought a life term if convicted.
In Mexico City on April 7 TM, Dr Alfonso Gago the discoverer of the Mintle Alban Jewels In Qaxses was named director of the National Museum. He succeeds Tunis Castillo Et don, who moves to the department of education the appointment announced today in museum circles.
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