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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

13

Five charged in bond theft case across states

In a multi state effort, Cunningham Bonner and Royster face five complaints each for conspiracy to receive and conceal stolen government bonds worth 500000, linked to a New York bank theft last November. Bonds moved via Missouri and Texas investigations, with a conservator named for Commercial National Bank.

St. Louis Cunningham D. Bonner Honda Royster Texas Weet le Bonner Justice of the Peace John Shook Ming Texas Ranger Fred Holland Jett Holland Iowa Walter Tynan Continental Bank and Trust Company New York Texas Jacgess D. E Hamer San Antonio Missouri Olahoma Louisiana New Orleans Hamar Hemer New Orisons Homer Homer Asid Bonnec Hamer Raysier Asoger Shawn Tae Hho Bid Kelso A. J. Goelz Attorney’s Office Avorney James Younger Agerta Ims Naional Ord Dillding Commercial National Ernest A. Hatz Washington Bartz Dade and Baely

Bank clearings fall, still better than 1989 week

New York reports that bank clearings for the week ended August 2 declined about 000,000,000 from the prior week yet remained stronger than the corresponding period in 1989. In Philadelphia, Dr. Adam Gribel, 77, renowned blind organist and composer of about 3000 works and hymns, died today.

New York Danny Bradstreet Philadelphia Adam Gribel

Denver Flood Passes Across City and Riverfront

Severe cloudbursts inundated central Denver along the South Platte and Cherry Creek, flooding the Union Station main floor, Market Street wholesale yards, and riverfront districts. Prisoners were moved for safety as water washed away a railroad trestle and bridges. In Colorado Springs area, a mother of seven, Mrs Claude Hill, died after a wall of water swept through her yard.

South Platte Denver Cherry Creek Denver Union Station Market Street Moffat Railroad August Hanebuth Tadio Thom Crek Banks Denver Fire Department Parker Howver Mother Colorado Springs Claude Hill Mathieson

Cemeteries May Join Chicago Meeting On 40 Hour Plan

Reports indicate cemeteries nationwide may close under the 40 hour work week. The Cook County Cemetery Association will convene tonight to discuss the new code and its implications for local burial grounds.

Chicago Ma Wonal Recovery Administration Cook County Cemetery Association

Trade Pacts To Aid Wage Rise Following ROOSEVELT Plan

Washington Aug 3 The Recovery Administration ruled it could not abrogate existing contracts from collective bargaining. Employers failing to adjust may display the blue eagle if they conform to wage increases and employment growth. Richberg explained that equitable readjustments apply to higher wage brackets tied to hours and weeks rather than hourly pay alone, guiding employers to spread employment to avoid reductions. A financial ad promotes money to loan through reliable firms.

Washington, D. C Recovery Administration Rt 3 NPA Donald R. Richberg Gecovery Aratuistrathen Roosevelt Richberg Sid

City Budget Hearing Set Under New State Law

A public hearing on the city budget under a new state law is planned before the city council on August 24. The current fiscal year budget totals $1,400,000 with $206,000 earmarked for capital expenditures under last year’s budget. All city commissioners and Mayor CK Quin have prepared expenditure programs allowing for reductions.

CK. Quin

D C C to Patronize Local Merchants

Camp commanders of the Civilian Conservation Corps were ordered to buy subsistence from local merchants unless cost of local purchase exceeds the expense of obtaining supplies from the nearest army post and transporting them to camps. Previously camp leaders bought perishables locally and non perishables from army depots.

Washington, D.C Civilian Conservation Corps Oud Army

New Kidney Relief Claim Sparks Hopeful Health Ads

An advertisement claims a new kidney relief product eases pain and inflammation quickly, flushing out poisons and reducing burning sensations. The copy promises prompt comfort, reduced itching and joint pain, and a money back guarantee, citing Inclul Aivity and Foley Piletake as endorsements.

Foley

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