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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1933
Page
21
Billy Debek reports a bear shows unusual sociability aboard a leisure cruise. Passengers recall the animal calmly observing decks and waves while staff ensure safety protocols remain in place. Tourism officers note the moment as a humorous curiosity amid voyage routines.
A long list of local club gatherings and social events is announced for the week. Activities include ladies' aid and woman’s clubs, PTA and school group meetings, choral society rehearsals, and charity fundraisers at various homes and venues around San Antonio.
The Delight club members Mattines Mantel Calvilo Rodriguez Tele Sasy Retta Leal Felix Battlin and others plan a Thursday evening event at the Catholic Woman's association hosted by Mrs. Mary Qaborn and Mrs. Leia Goldman.
Vogue will open its eleventh anniversary sale to celebrate remodeling and enlargement work over the past year. Harry A. Fish announced the event, noting thousands spent to improve the store for San Antonians. The sale features 29 departments and will run beginning Wednesday, January 16, with all departments participating.
More than 79000 youths aged 17 to 20 from across the state are set to attend citizens military training camps this spring and summer. Camps will be held at Plattsburgh Fort Niagara Fort Hancock Fort Hamilton Madison Barracks with infantry and coast artillery units.
A Foxlaval jury found a sunstroke death to be non accidental and refused compensation to Abbie FR McCreery of Rushville, beneficiary of the late Francisco McGrerry. The case involved the New York Life Insurance company.
Banking subcommittee reviews an administration mortgage bill while agriculture committees back related cost sharing. Senate debates on farm mortgage relief and a 30 hour week proposal unfold as judicial and commerce panels advance bankruptcy and securities measures. Senate considers executive communications and a flood relief bill reference.
The Texas oil fields drove a nationwide rise with total daily output at 2,588,656 barrels for the week ending April 1. East Texas nearly doubled from 495,140 to 980,400 barrels, Texas up from 1,164,000 to 1,341,808. California rose to 460,500. Oklahoma fell to 427,230. other fields showed declines, while the Northern Rockies slipped slightly to 75,000.
Brady April 4 report notes a surge in Jr. Chamber chapters across Texas towns. The United Texas Commercial Executives group reveals more junior chambers everywhere, challenging the belief that such clubs exist only in larger cities.
Treasury notes a partial April 4 report shows receipts and expenses totals with April 2 balance figures. Readable fragments indicate sums in the millions for April activities and a balance line of unclear amounts amidst OCR errors.
April hearings reveal pressure equalization could require a five day shutdown and revised orders. Shell engineer M Albertson supports temporary production halts to balance pressures. commissioners consider limiting marginal wells and propounding a new proration framework, with legislative action sought to curb allowables amid proposed field allocations and state nominations totaling 62,073 barrels daily.
Pittsburgh researchers led by Dr Norman Te Munn of the University of Pittsburgh found rats show more restlessness when hungry. Over a week students observed hungry and fed rats in a maze box, recording distance moved in two minutes to gauge noise and activity levels.
NEW LONDON Conn April 6 A course in problems of marriage and family life will be added to Connecticut College curriculum next year. Dr Dorothea H Scaville college physician and Dr Margaret Chaney chair of the economics department will lead the course. Topical discussions will cover premarital problems and adjustments for married life.
The event took place in AHANGHCAU on April 4 where students from Onangchaw Prayneiat MLtrila school argued the merits of iron statues for war artists. The affirmative won the debate as villagers were moved by the power of bronzed figures. common people would be inspired to share the cost and display the statues in their towns.
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