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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1935
Page
6
Analysis of how public appetite for political dogma shifts with economic conditions and policy moves. The piece contrasts liberal approaches to worker welfare with business responsibility and notes historical Supreme Court decisions restoring confidence in the American constitutional system amid labor and economic tensions.
EW ORLEANS reports a predicted shortage of free cotton due to actions by a cooperative yesterday. Trade leaders fear dwindling supplies and foresee farmers attempting to purchase from other sources as government measures and delays worry the market and Parliament.
A scrambled Paris dispatch notes orders to curb wine exports and shutter plants through winter. Officials cite economic strain and labor shifts as months of reduced activity threaten Gers and Gers teage sectors while aim is to preserve key assets. Local clerks say reconstruction funds cover essential operations, with caution over broader impact.
Baltic coast developments set to bring large new hotels at Koemebers and Hohenecte Abi Bt PAUAU as eastern Prussia receives reinforcement for a surge in visitors. Prussian authorities expect substantial economic impact with over 50 thousand visitors anticipated this year and significant transit through the landing station for the Fast Bissign ling.
The chart and text show how agricultural prices relate to industrial prices and national income shares. It notes lower volume in factories processing agricultural products versus industrial raw materials, with calls to boost industrial production to raise farm prices and expand domestic purchasing power.
Aug 17 1) Plattsburg officials seek help from Attorney General Fla mers Cummings to punish farmers who halted a sale order. The telegram requests the bureau to investigate the open defiance at Plattsburg and the associated mob action near Kansas City. Federal Judge E. Otis had issued the sale order. Local crowd drove out sheriff and others. a federal grand jury was reconvened to investigate.
Ogden Mills, former Secretary of the Treasury, denounced the New Deal as an attack on individual liberty. He warned the plan could create an all powerful economic system, endangering the spirit of our institutions while calling for reforms in trade, finance, and immigration policy.
In a House speech Representative Martin of Massachusetts linked Mae West to potato production policy. He argued a bill would soak prices and control potato output, saying some wealthy individuals gain from market manipulation while others pay the higher costs.
Jones, chairman Marvin Jokes,Dam- Mrat, Tekish, of the House agricultural committee, defends congressional amendments to the farm program. He says reforms will improve workability and ensure a steady supply of commodities, aiding farmers during the emergency period and welfare of the county amid chaos.
July building construction across 37 eastern states reached 159,245,900 dollars, up from 148,005,200 in June and below 219,603,397 in July of the previous year. Figures come from FP W Dodge Corp, noting the trend across the seaboard region and year-over-year comparisons.
Ten persons were taken to Baty Antonia hospitals Saturday for treatment of injuries from several motor collisions. Among the injured were Martha Wade and Marilyn Wade from Stonewall street, Selma Pagel 24, and Charles Sturdeman 19 in a collision at Hildes brand and McCullough avenues, while A A Snyder Jr 22 and Mortensia Rodriguez 28 also sustained injuries in other accidents. Snyder was uninjured. Nearby, Harry Walker 61 sought care for injuries at Toltec azuclinents hospital and Thomas Witfield 8 was treated at the Bay. A.J. Ballard 10 was struck from his bicycle at Carson and Munvey seeds and A L Somers 92 injured when his car hit a stalled auto on South Press Street.
A Saturday issued order by Police Chief Owen W. Kilroy, in conference with Dr. J. D. Copeland, bars non residents from the hospital. Ambulance drivers and city officers must not admit out of county or state patients, with in town patients routed to the Medical Arts clinic or transient relief HQ for care.
In Nuevo Leon dance hall near Carbonetor fork, two brothers allegedly stabbed Jesse Bunches 111 and Teresa street victim Ines. Teresa San chez from West Houston street treated. Victim died at Lies Robert B Green hospital. Charges filed in justice court. Witnesses say the Sanches brothers fought over a dance with a girl.
A burglary report lists robber(s) taking cash from a register amounting to $40 and a purse valued at $30 with papers and a watch. The incident occurred at a South Alamo area address and at Armour and Company on West Commerce Street, with additional alleged theft of ham and bacon. Police are investigating and seeking suspects Max Growmann, Dwigty Bille, and J. b. Hellumus in connection with the crime.
Cram's Reports Inc. releases a weekly auto industry survey showing an estimated 55,5068 cars and trucks produced in the United States and Canada for the week ending Sunday, compared with 48.08 percent the prior week ending August 10, amid movements in production.
A blurred caption describes Gloria Vanderbilt during a vacation with her mother Mrs Vanderbilt briefly noted as Mrs Vanderbilts, with later references to her aunt Mrs Warry Payne Whitney. The International News photo caption recounts the custody style during visits and the child’s naming during those times.
Readable fragments list varied church schedules across districts with numerous pastors and locations including Broadway South Alamo and West Johnstown. Entries mention Sunday schools at multiple times, weekday prayer meetings, missionary sessions, Bible study groups, and midweek services across churches on streets like Roosevelt Ave, Wallon, and North Side with times ranging from early morning to late evening.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple church locations and services with times and ministers. The dense text names Rev. Metro Cox Rev. James M. Tedd Rev. Horace C. Wes Rev. C D Biles and others, detailing Sunday schools and morning and evening services across several avenues and streets. The item resembles a local church parish schedule with numerous addresses and service times.
Church notices from Highland Park list services in February with morning and evening times. Names and places are fragmented but reference gatherings, speakers, and parish events at Mt Boucher and nearby locales.
A fragmented OCR list outlines multiple church services in various neighborhoods with times, ministers, and locations. It includes Christian Science and Universalist Society entries, Sunday and weekday meetings, readings, and school sessions across avenues and streets, naming several pastors and meeting rooms.
Fragmented notice lists church activities for Assembly of God including Sunday school at 10, evening services, prayer meetings, and various street locations. Mentions Reverend Cruze and Reverend Smith among others. includes times such as 7 p.m. and 10:30 a.m. with multiple street directions and neighborhood references.
A dense list of church names, pastors, and service times across multiple denominations and locations. It cites The Church of Christ, Bible studies, communion, prayer meetings, and Sunday worship in Denver, San Antonio, New Braunfels, and nearby avenues. Includes pastors like Jexne Tt Sewer Nettle Bohonl, Romer, Hicks, Kowlan, and others with varied hours daily and weekly.
Prospret Hull and Rev Po Tancastor lead morning services at Woodlawn and Trev Holton Boone paths. Sunday school scheduled, with evening services and preaching by Rev WW Bablets Herve at Brackenridge park.
A garbled OCR notice lists church services and schedules including masses at 8:30, 10, and 4 for various parishes and shrines such as Naugat shrine and Lone Lady of Guarlatupe. It notes weekday masses, evening events, and children's masses, with locations like Broadway, Clint, and Amle Heights.
A long OCR fragment catalogs multiple church and religious group meetings. It mentions Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Universal Church of Prayers, Congregational, Seventh Day Adventists, International Gospel Mission, and other congregations with scattered addresses, pastors, and service times, indicating a busy Sunday schedule across venues such as Maverick Diddine, North Colorado, and Crosby Street.
The entry lists several church services led by Reverends Binik a Rev and Adwine I Her at multiple churches. It notes morning prayers, Holy Communion, and evening services with times around 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. at St Pauls, Bt Johns, and other congregations with assigned pastors and locations in Greenville and nearby areas.
Twelve-year-old Douglas Desimone of Brighton trained for an English Junior championship swim meet. He dreamt he woke and stood, then plunged toward an outdoor pool. He fell onto a concrete path, hitting his head and injuring his leg, and was hospitalized.
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