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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1933
Page
8
A cluttered advertisement page offers various used cars and auto parts from multiple dealers. It mentions Studebakers, Chevrolets, Fords, and other models with prices, trade options, and quick sale incentives, alongside assorted household and miscellaneous items.
A lengthy survey notes mixed week for stocks bonds and commodities with optimism fading. Roosevelt’s early wins gave way to doubts as banking reform and security bills spark debate while industry and employment show only modest gains amid global tensions and gold standards.
A Hobbs era radio slate airs Monday night featuring William H. Woodin detailing Our Federal Financial Outlook, Swift discusses a hit song writing, NBC closes with The Country Club golf course course, and new music and comedy programs join WABC CBS network schedules. Huey Long remains a talking presence as the Felisiane Kingfish is billed to speak on WABCO stations.
Mrs Barker sues for 100000 damages in district court Corpus Christi alleging negligence by four physicians at Corpus Christi Hospital leading to the death of Cleveland Barker last May. The petition lists 27 specifications against the doctors.
Eight million citrus trees in the Lower Rio Grande Valley will begin a series of three summer spraying treatments during the week of April 4 4 as state and federal agriculture officials launch a Montlon fruit fly eradication project. Officials estimate the project represents about sixty million dollars in supervision and expense.
McAllen San Tan Edcouch and Elsa are among seven Hidalgo County towns that will hold elections. Voters are urged to participate Tuesday as candidates seek attention and warm weather may aid turnout. The cities listed may see local races and measures on ballots.
Detroit April 4 1949 reporters describe a plan for an unmapped route to a constitutional convention voting on the repeal of national prohibition. An estimated 5000 voters will elect 100 delegates, one from each of the 100 legislative districts, to attend the convention and consider the amendment.
Readable OCR lists diverse daytime and evening radio shows across stations such as C1 and WMHon fitown. It mentions various musical programs, orchestras, concerts, weather reports, and children's activities, with numerous timings and host names scattered throughout.
Obituary notices recall Ed Gricyk age 28 resident of SL Hedwig with survivors, followed by multiple obituaries for Mrs Wilhelmina Lane 84 and Emma May Young 48 among others. Services listed at local churches and chapels with officiants named, survivor details and service times noted.
A fragmentary notice highlights a topical ointment marketed for itchy skin and related conditions. It mentions product names and potential benefits, but the legibility is limited, leaving several terms unclear. Authorities or vendors are not identified in readable form.
A radio mystery program episode titled The Townsend Murder Mystery faces an on air crash during a guest discussion about the murder of Aohi Prosser. The incident, linked to a guest named Gloria Terrill and a George Winke, leads to questions about the killer while noting a promissory prize contest valued at $10,000 and a changed air time.
The notice urges business readers to leverage Alamo National Bank by its character facilities and personnel to stay competitive. It emphasizes banking connections and timing to profit from general trade activity and pace with keen competition.
This bank emphasizes borrower welfare as a key community concern and commits full cooperation to individuals and merchants facing financial problems. It notes broader business activity will raise demand for banking services and that Alamo National Bank is prepared to meet these increased needs.
Men whose businesses are organized on a partnership basis will find many features of the modern insurance trust arrangement particularly fitted to their situation. For instance, the death of a partner sometimes brings an awkward situation in the necessary settlement. Such situations can be handled with the least disturbance to the business and the greatest satisfaction of their heirs through an insurance trust agreement. Our trust officers will gladly examine the application in your case.
A New York State Bankers Association report notes it is an accepted banking principle that a profitable bank is the only safe bank over years. It calls for self equidating loans to borrowers and for depositors to maintain profitable accounts with the bank.
The bank touts its central location as a key aid to Savings Department customers. It argues convenience encourages regular deposits and invites customers to open a Savings Account or use all banking facilities offered.
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