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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1932

Page

4

Moratorium on Debt Talk Sparks Fiery Speech

Senator Johnson lashes at debt cancellations and potential new moratoriums, arguing that cancellations shift burden to American taxpayers. He cites Baruch, warns of continued foreign debt relief, and criticizes salary cuts while urging insistence on debt repayments. Britain’s timely repayment is highlighted as a model.

Europe Johnson Bernard Baruch New York

Doctors Replace Cops in Cleveland Ambulance Plan

In Cleveland on April 15 doctors will replace police as crews on ambulance teams. Advanced medical students and internes move through city universities to participate. The plan aims to improve ambulance efficiency with medics assigned to each call.

Cleveland Ohio Posternor Cleveland F Palloe

Jury deliberates in Kimmelman robbery case

After 17 hours the Ninety fourth district court jury remained out at noon Friday in the case of jeweler Frank Kimmelman charged with robbery by assault with firearms against Sam Store. The judge had withdrawn all but the indictment charging Kimmelman as an accomplice. State witness Terry L Cook testified Kimmelman helped plan the holdup and furnished the gun. The jury retired Thursday evening and attorneys predicted no verdict on Friday.

Ninety-fourth District Court Frank Kimmelman East Commerce Street Sam Store W. W. McCrory Kimmelman Haldup Terry L. Cook Star State Witnes

Del Rio Is Chosen for 1933 Parley by Women’s Group

In Gonzales on April 13 the West Texas M. F. E. conference elected Del Rio as the 1933 meeting site. District secretaries include Mrs. Mac Wren Austin and Mrs. L S Nichols Brownsville among others. alternates named Mrs. Green Martin Pearsall and Mrs. E. F. Cardell Corpus Christi.

Lindy Seeks Secrecy in Kidnapping Negotiations

The Lindberghs urge press secrecy while outlining a potential negotiating committee including Col Henry Breckinridge Governor A Harry Moore and Mayor Frank Hague. In Norfolk two negotiators returned after meeting Lindberghs in Hopewell. Cleric optimistic says plan existed to recover the child without danger. Dr John Condon notes kidnappers are a shrewd criminal band. Maj Schoeffel arrived in Vienna for investigations and has contacted the state department. Sunday Light want ads due by 2 PM Saturday.

Henry Breckinridge A. Harry Moore New Jersey Frank Hague Jersey City Lindbergh Josh Night Norfolk Virginia Guy H. Burrage Joan Hughes Curtle Hopewell H. Dobson-Peacock Bronx Lindy Colonel Lindbergh

Delaware Senator Opposes Oil Tax on Imports

Senator Tydings of Delaware grilled a proposed tax on all imports, arguing in the senate finance committee that it would impose a $300 million yearly burden on American industry motorists farmers and homeowners by raising oil and gasoline prices. He warned the government as the largest oil buyer would pay about $8 million more annually, increasing the deficit rather than reducing it.

Washington, D. C Tydings Democrat Delaware Senate

Michigan Joins Roosevelt List In Democratic Race

SAGINAW Mich April 15 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York was assured of 38 additional votes in the Democratic nomination race. Michigan delegates to the June Democratic presidential convention were instructed to support Roosevelt by the state party convention here.

Saginaw Mich Franklin D. Roosevelt New York Michigan

Ouster trial of Constable J Hu Roberts delayed to April 23

Ouster proceedings against J Hu Roberts constable of Precinct No 4 were postponed to 9 30 a m on April 23 by Judge Frederick Stevens after it was learned that jury trial is mandatory. The case was moved from Thursday due to lawyer absence and juries had been dismissed for the week. County Attorney D F Davis seeks Roberts permanent removal and claims Roberts owes Bexar County 1477 51 in fees of office.

J. Hu ‘Roberts Frederick Stevens Seventy-thiird District Court D. F. Davis Roberts Bexar County

Girl 17 Injured When Car Runs Over Foot

Miss Bernice Stacey a 17 year old resident of Sutherland Springs road was treated at Robert B Green hospital after an automobile ran over her foot on Houston and St Marys streets Friday.

Bernice Stacey Sutherland Springs Robert B. Green Hospital Houston St. Mary's

Paul Kelly Returns to Hollywood for Movie Work

Hollywood today saw Paul Kelly and his wife Dorothy MacKaye back to resume film careers after serving time for a 1927 fatal flight incident. Kelly stated he has a contract with a screen studio and will work in movies.

Paul Kelly Hollywood San Quentin Dorothy MacKaye Kelly 4 Screen Studio Rey Raymond Miss MacKaye Raymond New York

Missionary Edna Drall Mott Found slain in Warsaw

April 16. The body of Edna Drall Mott an American Baptist missionary was found in her Warsaw apartment. Her throat was slashed police suspect religious fanatics carried out the killing.

Warsaw Edna Drall Mott

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