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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
6
Graf Zeppelin, the German dirigible, was reported by the Hamburg American line to be on its way to Pernambuco Brazil. At 4 a m Greenwich time it stood just north of St Pauls rocks about midway between the African and Brazilian coasts as meteorological reports were noted.
Detectives John Gray and John B. Higgins recovered a watch stolen from Miss T Callahan of 40 McCullough Avenue on Thursday. The owner declined to prosecute, and the suspect was released. Other reports include $30 clothing theft from C Shugart’s car on Jefferson Street and a $250 diamond Ting loss from Miss G A Carr at the St Anthony Hotel.
An advertisement claims a tonic labeled 5.8 improves skin, strengthens the system, and boosts confidence. It markets a remedy said to raise red blood cell count, enhance digestion, and resist infection, urging readers to send name and address to the 5.8 Co in Atlanta.
A dramatic court battle over the Mexican Catholic church’s rites was delayed again in Ninety fourth District Court and rescheduled for April 18. Judge W W McCrory noted Fiesta week as he granted the delay while hearings on an injunction move forward.
Texas Taxpayers League to hear platform in Houston on Saturday. Platform drafted by Maury Maverick and adopted by Bonar County Rural Tax Payers League calls for currency reform and a constitutional convention to readjust state machinery and tax laws. Delegates from this county, including Maverick, attend the Houston session. John P. Classen presided at the Lean Valley meeting.
Poultry expert G. W. Neal will lecture on Diseases of Poultry at the Lone Star Poultry meeting in the chamber of commerce auditorium Friday night. The group will hold a regular business session to plan social and educational events for coming months. Secretary Miss Frances Browns says the meeting is open to all persons interested in poultry and its advancement in Southwest Texas.
London April 7 Informed circles said the government of the Irish Free State would insist any conference be held in Dublin and Britain must accept the oath of allegiance and the land annuities. President Eamon De Valera and his adherents are opposed to a conference in Turin.
Justice of the Peace John R. Bhook fined Conrad F. Hahn and W. T. Lawson eighteen dollars and fifty cents each after charges filed by Herbert II McKusick. Hahn faced a March 15 taking claim of two hundred fifty three dollars and seven cents while Lawson was accused of unlawfully taking four dollars and two ninety nine mon from March 19.
Lower Rio Grande Valley newspapers urge no candidate challenge against Speaker John Garner in his district urging a local campaign be unnecessary. The effort argues Garner should focus on national affairs rather than a local re election bid.
Federal grand jury probes bar operations in private hotel room during Ohio State Bar convention. Prohibition agents report seizure of 1000 liquor bottles and 30 beer cases in the raid.
An old advertisement touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills as a remedy to “wake up your liver bile” without calomel. It claims the pills stimulate two pounds of bile daily, easing digestion, reducing bloating, and cleansing the system, with the red label prompt to ask for Carter’s.
Scores were injured in a dangerous revolutionary movement today as workers agitated by Communists clashed with police in Budapest. One hundred seventy demonstrators were arrested for participating in a parade.
London reports that David Lloyd George intends to retire from the House of Commons. Friends say he will focus on writing and farming and return only for events of outstanding importance.
Henderson Texas April reports the death of John R. Arnold a past grand master of the Masonic lodge of Texas. A longtime attorney he was the senior member of the local bar and practiced law here.
In Mishawaka Indiana on April 1 Ab Gf. Joseph Weber a former policeman faces a dental exhibit. He began pushing his way up under his false teeth as the story notes a General Motors exhibit visit.
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