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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1933

Page

13

Hull Advised on Europe Turmoil and Pan American Plans

Secretary Cordell Hull, returning to the capital, expressed disillusionment at Europe’s reluctance to concede in world trade talks. He noted Europe seeks American concessions while offering little in return, prompting Roosevelt to shift focus to Latin American trade and the upcoming Pan American conference in Montevideo in December.

Washington D. G Cordell Hull Gan Europe United States Europa Roosevelt Hyde Park State Department Hull Montevideo

Nurito For Neuritis Pain Relief Patent Medicine Ad

Quick relief for rheumatic pains neuritis neuralgia and nerve aches from Nurito stating immediate effect and money back guarantee. Sold by druggists and general stores with a claim of rapid pain stop and safe formula. Contains medical terms and urges purchase for joint and nerve pain with emphatic testimonials.

Hull Plans to Boost U S Trade with Latin America

Tentative plans show Hull joining the American delegation to Montevideo to promote bilateral trade schemes. The goal is to have South and Central America absorb more U S manufactured goods in exchange for merchantry. Delegates report Europe offers little prospect unless its attitude shifts.

Hull South Central America United States Europe Americas Hall London Rosecvelt

Magnhild Alushuue Taken For Questioning In Slay Case

Miss Magnhild Alushuue a 27 year old fiancee of Henry F San was taken to Queens county courthouse for questioning in connection with the mysterious murder of a socially prominent railroad executive whose body was found in a shallow grave near Bayside. She worked as a stenographer in Manhattan and accompanied authorities to the Queens district attorney office in Long Island City. Police said she was cooperative and may help establish movements before the executive disappeared about three weeks ago. An autopsy showed the executive had been shot twice.

New York Magnhild Alushuue Henry F. Sanborn Queens County Aues~ioning Bayside Interist Matthaltan Queens Long Islang City Laneborn

General Feng Yu-Yilang hints at retirement from anti-Japanese army

Independent Chinese general Feng Yu-Yilang, who led efforts to recover Manchuria and Jilin province from Japan, announced willingness to relinquish command of the people’s Anti-Japanese army and hand Chanar province to Peiping national government representatives.

Feng Yu-Yilang Manchuria Jena Japan People's Anti

Government plans to coordinate crime drive discussed

Raymond Moly assistant secretary of state Joseph B Keenan special assistant to Attorney General Cummings and William Stanley first assistant attorney general discussed today a coordinated national and state drive against racketeering and swifter criminal laws Roosevelt had urged Moly to prepare legislation and align efforts at the Department of Justice

Washington, D.C Raymond Moly Joseph B. Keenan Rssistant Cimmings Chary William Stanley Maley Roosevelt Department of Fuestice

Beer licensing hurdles loom for local sellers

A draft from the state comptroller's office shows steep, layered fees for beer licensing. Fees rise city 50 county 60 state 100 plus a general and local distributor costs and a campaign contribution ban. Residency and past felonies also bar entry to the trade.

Thomas D. Dobbs Jr Esty State Comptroller's Office Austin

Milk Trade Code Injunction Denied

A milk trade code injunction request was continued indefinitely by Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson. The ruling was made with the agreement that a similar bill filed in Washington would lead to dismissal of this district action, naming the secretary of agriculture as principal defendant.

James H. Wilkerson Washington Aariculture

Florida Repeal Victory Forecast in Tepunl Ranks

Florida figures predict a large majority for repeal and render the Tepunl ranks in Camp Jackson as they review national guard matters. Florida officials, including Gowgengy Dave, assess the situation amid Camp Jackson developments.

Florida Columbia Gowgengy Dave Aholts Wuardémen Camp Jackson

Retailers urged to aid recovery convention opening

The president Ben Alieti of Washington urged retailers to lead the parade for recovery efforts as the twenty sixth annual convention opened Monday.

Ben Alieti Wiuhington Thd Comperation Itn

Firms Warned of NRA Violations in San Antonio

San Antonio merchants warned that infractions of the National Recovery Act code will lead to withdrawal of blue eagle banners and possible prosecution. Department of Commerce official Tutto discussed code enforcement in block checks, with $500 fines noted and a $600 fine under the act. Local NRA sales army leaders outlined canvassing plans and appointment of volunteers across South Texas, while merchants' groups adjusted policies for shop hours and operations ahead of the September 1 deadline.

San Antonio NRA Ernest TL Tubt Mlstrict Department of Commerce Honiton South Texas Federal District Atlortey Tutt Terrell NWA Washington Porter Loring Ed Oeffinger King Hugh Johnson Arily San Antonio Hatters’ Association Reman Will Leet Silue Bannee

Council for Labor Problems Formed

Washington March 1 The federal advisory council to assist in shaping policies and solving problems for employment will be formed by the labor department. It will include men and women representing employers and employees and will meet weekly in the capital city to address labor issues.

Washington, DC Mig Federal Labor Department

Wagoner Refuses Details On Bonds From Los Angeles

Elmer Wagoner of Oklahoma City refused to disclose the source or destination of bonds found after his arrival at the Los Angeles airport. Police sought four Kansas City gangsters believed to receive the bonds, with bandits linked to Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas. Wagoner claimed he was paid by a man in Oklahoma City to bring the bonds to Los Angeles and was held on suspicion of robbery.

Los Angeles Elmer Wagoner Oklahoma City Polles Kansas Missouri Jar O'dahana City

Restaurant Protests 56 Hour Week Code

Restaurant Help Protests 56 Hour Week as part of a temporary NRA code for the industry. In a telegram to President Roosevelt, Robert G. Hasketh of the Employers and Employees’ International Alliance called the continuation of such conditions slavery and said efforts will seek a 40 hour work week maximum. An honor roster of cooperating firms appears on the first page of Light Classified Ads.

Cinginnatl Hote Brestaurant International Alliance Roosevelt Robert G. Hasketh Ellimnae NRA

Sheriff Named Fort Worth Sheriff Clarence D Little

Clarence D. Little, 31, a North Side business man, was unanimously chosen Tuesday by the Tarrant County commissioners court as sheriff after the resignation of R. Wright. Little was named immediately on Wrights resignation.

Fort Worth Clarence D Buster) Little Tarrant Commissioners Court A R Red

14 Slain in Kentucky Election-Related Violence

In Kentucky the weekend statewide primary triggered 14 slayings, with 10 more injuries. Authorities tied the violence to county races and old grudges in isolated mountain communities, including at least one liquor dispute. Brown Strong and Frank Brock were later identified as two of the victims.

Louievelle Kentucky Desiga Brown Strong Breatnite County Prank Brock Bell County

Beasts Visit as Box Scouts Host Creature of Corpus Christi

A guest animal described as an odd od shaped beast with a tree head, porcupine quills, and a rattling hiss attended the Box Scouts of America event. The creature is claimed to belong to Dr. Gy Chandler of Corpus Christi, Texas.

Box Scouts of America Gy Chandler Corpus Ghristi Texas

Quick Relief for Chills and Fever

An old time malaria remedy claims to destroy the infection and fortify the system. Grove’s Mitelces Chill Tonic is advertised as safe for children, avoiding quinine, and available at all stores.

Grove

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