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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1933
Page
4
Texas leader warns of a proration breach in the East Texas oil field causing vast state losses. He cites federal intervention risk, calls for swift action, and proposes drastic penalties to enforce proration laws and protect state revenues from oil production.
The President urges Congress to pass bills to refinance farmers' debts and reduce interest, aiming to end forced property liquidation and restore land ownership. He links relief to commodity price boosts and broader credit reform, modeling a pathway for both farm families and small homeowners.
In Austin on April 1 the Texas House of Representatives began debate on a bill to create a natural resources commission to supervise and regulate oil and gas production. The measure seeks to establish authority over exploration extraction and processing activities within the state.
Mr and Mrs J W Brown display a Confederate Missouri Army Argus from 1861 in a front window. The sheet bears orders and correspondence of the Confederate army dated November 23 1861. Major Generals Fre mont and Price are named among the classic Civil War figures.
Yoakum April 3 plans drawn for the Tom-Cor coronation fete scheduled June 2 with chair Mrs. A J House and committee members H S Paulus H Brown Jr Henry Olsen W oc Tillery Elmer Taylor as Tom-Tom executive, urging legislature cooperation and prompt action for a pressing public issue.
Washington April 3 telegram from BR. C. Helmes, president of the Texas Company, urged President Roosevelt and Congress to push federal and state regulation of the oil industry to enforce conservation and gasoline tax laws. Helmes said the message represented at least 95 percent of petroleum producers, buyers, and refiners following a conference with Secretary Ickes.
Police hunted a reportedly under the influence man described as about 30 years old who attacked four women and an 11 year old girl in Toledo. Victims noted a peculiar odor and rapid fleeing behavior as the suspect stabbed Mrs. Charles Jacobs and injured the girl before disappearing into the night. The stabbed woman expected to recover.
Pecos Rotary club will send a large delegation to the forty second district Rotary convention in Albuquerque New Mexico April 17 and 18 to promote the candidacy of Bill Kerr of the Pecos club for the office of forty second district governor.
Allred accepted an invitation to speak at the Annual Onion Fiesta in Raymondville on April 7. Legion officials are expected to attend. In downtown Toledo a man attacked three women, grabbing their necks and attempting to drag them, but fled when they screamed. Jackie Mason was assaulted while walking in the business section. Beatrice Deeb and Ells James were nearby. Deeb reported her purse stolen containing $2.
The report notes opposition to renewing the boycott with powerful industrial interests and disaffection in the Hitler cabinet. Konstantin von Neurath’s resignation attempt was blocked by Franz von Papen. Jewish store picketing in Goerlitz lasted six hours by Nazi order, as restrictions persisted in Silesia and Bavaria banned new chain stores indefinitely.
Detroit police in a search of the late 70 year old recluse Mrs Josephine Schwass uncovered twenty five thousand dollars in gold and nineteen hundred in currency. The report notes the giver was a dry goods store owner and mentions national campaigns against chain stores. Dr Joseph Goebbels warned that resuming the boycott would crush German Jewry and Germany would take off its gloves. In Warsaw the Polish minister at Berlin Dr Albert Wyssock filed a third protest over mistreatment of Polish Jewish citizens in Germany noting 82 incidents between March 11 and March 28.
A Jewish family of 20 arriving from Germany reported Belgian frontier guards fired on them while crossing the Verdun forest section near Verviers. No one was hurt and Belgian authorities allowed entry with baggage and valuables. A Brussels Jewish representatives meeting vowed to continue opposing anti Semitism in Germany.
Mrs Lily M Buccford of Owenton Ky says Cardus helped her at youth, childbirth, and midlife. She bought four bottles this year and says it built her up and gave strength beyond anything else she tried. Cardui is sold at drug stores with Jane Noble assisting at Broadway and Rishi street.
A registered pharmacist offers B C relief for violent headaches and nervous distress. The remedy blends several ingredients to calm the nervous system and ease muscular aches without opiates or habit forming drugs. Packages available at drugstores.
Chesterfield Cigarettes are milder and taste better due to a blend of fine Turkish and domestic tobaccos. Their cross blending aims to bring out richer flavor and aroma, offering a satisfying cigarette experience.
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