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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1933
Page
7
A chaotic scene near the Plaza features a mysterious drinker ordering milk then mixing a large punch of milk and kin to astonish diners. Local residents and artists from Avenue 8 and the Witte Museum neighborhood react as coyotes howl before an abrupt weather shift.
Aug 1 report from TW YORE notes Capt. Omioin Mollison silent on route as Tie Mish Mor sails toward Tondon to drum up work. Attorneys Fobisoat and Tkswaite anticipate pursuing a legal record amid frantic moves by the Widely Oe Malisens to crush at Bettelgenort Coir.
A report notes a person injured by a rabid dog and later located after an extensive search. Details are fragmented with unclear names and places, but references to a medical response and ongoing concern over animal control are included.
Washington Aug 12 US officials reveal the cost of collecting the income tax climbs while receipts drop. The attempts to curb top rates failed to boost revenue, and backlash against new rules spurred by the Mouse bill and others slowed plans. Officials cite that it costs $4.17 to collect each $100 in taxes in 1932, with total revenue and employee figures shown, including shifts in 1929 to 1934 and 1927 to 1932.
Fragmented dispatches report antisemitic actions across Europe. In Berlin dated August 12 authorities warned Aryani girls in Jewish escort circles face publication headlines. In Warsaw demonstrations in Eastern Galicia included window smashing of Jewish homes and arrests of Ukrainians. A Seattle note mentions a modeler who uses wet sand to create likenesses of people, claiming pigeons prefer them.
A long list of civil suits and docket entries appears from the county court at law. Cases include damages, notes, sworn statements, and miscellaneous actions with numerous names and entities such as Woodmen, various plaintiffs, defendants, and officials. The document notes judgments, ex parte orders, and notices within the Seventh District and references to ex party rulings and various case statuses.
Washington reports that Teerence Druggan, once a Chicago beer baron, remains in custody with a five month extension beyond his sentence for income tax evasion. The board reduced his good behavior time by 150 days and ordered him held in the segregation ward at Leavenworth, citing careless privilege involvement. warden Sundspett and deputy warden Keaveny faced suspensions and staff changes followed.
A letter from the Bexar County Protective League condemns false labor department claims and urges information on living-wage work in cotton fields. The league, formed by unemployed residents, seeks to organize workers, name local needy towns, and pressure officials to resume cash relief and recruit pickers despite weather and policy concerns.
The American Teakway association announced landings for the wreck ending August 5 totaling 5112 cars, a decrease of 25.286 below the fenced Mg Werke, with a rise in UBARB over thr edtrexpanding whale list. Plans mention Noble Broadway and Filshreel routes, with no sub-pee dhiclog Ligh Chisiliod indicated.
A Norman report notes the death of Anthony, linked to a saga about Oklahoma City moving the capital. The article mentions OsInhomn and Lungren, governor Maskell, and allegations surrounding a pivotal election. The piece blends oblique names and unclear events, reporting a fatal outcome tied to the capital relocation controversy.
Hollywood gossip notes Poli Negri is eyed for the Leontovieh part in Twentieth Century at Warner Bros with Dolibta rumored to be pursuing her. Lyle Talbot gains attention as opposite Ruth Chatterton in a river boat driven production while John Farrell and others are tied to various Warners and Columbia projects amid a flurry of casting and producing moves in Los Angeles.
The Texas cotton growers form a temporary organization called the Gold Growers division of the Roosevelt recovery program. McDonald urged fair prices to stabilize cotton and support other industries, saying the plan could aid farmers and the broader economic recovery. Shirley Gregg was named temporary president, with George Walling Jr. as secretary.
General Howland on tree army tour along vital supply lines visits Mineral Wells Stephenville and Dubin to inspect corps work for comfort and health. He travels with medical and supply staff including First Bilch J H Hieets and Lieut Cal A Glock as escort and adviser.
MeziCo D F Aug 12 Gen. Pluralog Elias Calles late today had recovered from yesterday's illness enough to invite central of bia eldest friends to spend the weekend with him. He is resting in Cuernavaca where he will be the first friends he was received for several days under physician's care.
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