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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1935
Page
11
Three men distributing literature that allegedly weakens morale were arrested. Two escaped before police arrived. a youth named Eddie Freeman, 17, was booked as a runaway after refusing names and address. Officers seized a large quantity of literature. A nearby home for sale is listed for 4500 in Classifications.
In Vatican City on April 1, Pope Pius XII told 20 cardinals war is an immeasurable crime and impossible in the present crisis. He urged three days of public prayer at Lourdes to calm spirits and stressed the moral danger of arming and bloodshed, while canonizing Thomas More and Bishop Fisher and confirming American archbishops and bishops.
Washington April 11 House Democratic leaders revert to gag rule to push back relief bill to a conference with the Senate. Administration failed to secure unanimous consent to remove a non-federal project spending requirement and debated suspending rules for a 40 minute limit and a two thirds vote.
Hollywood report warns California legislature could force studios to relocate raising fears stars would lose millions. Industry investments in Southern California are tabulated with studio costs cited at up to 150 million and home values as multi millions at risk if a move occurs, including potential auction losses.
Game Warden Williams seized two wild turkeys from early hunters near Helotes. W. B. Whitehead and A. J. Velock were charged in Gat Corrigan's court with unlawful possession of wild turkeys. Williams chased the hunters for about a half mile before discovery.
Washington April 1. Jubilant at the flotation of 281 million dollars of stocks and bonds during March officials noted today that continued registration of new securities at this rate would push the year total well above a million dollars.
The government prepared for the trial of Joseph Fisher, State Representative from Jefferson parish, charged with attempting to evade payment of 2521.32 dollars in income tax for 1829 to 1933. The case marks the first of eight Huey Long associates facing conspiracy and income tax evasion charges.
A four foot alligator was seen slithering down North Pine and Nuka streets late Saturday night. Harry De Long, a Fort Bam Houston soldier, captured the reptile and delivered it to Brackenridge Park Zoo for care.
APH FAVA RFD PARLEY reports Japan ready to discuss demilitarization of Far Eastern borders with the Sayid government. Spokesman Eiji Amma says Japan cannot think of any enemy with Germans, stressing security in the Orient and Soviet protection as a key factor, while noting price in Eastern any remains primary.
Corpus Christi reports BR Milan aged 33 severely burned in an explosion at a newly opened confectionery Monday morning. Officials said gas accumulation caused the blast and little hope was held for his recovery.
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