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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
8
Mexico City reports the finance minister ordered customs to strictly enforce the ban on removing gold. The measures include tighter control at customs and baggage inspections to prevent export of gold from the country.
In Los Angeles final arguments loom as Walburga Oesterreich defends against murder charges for killing her husband Fred C. Oesterreich of Milwaukee. She testifies that her attic lover Orie Sanhuber fired the shot, claiming she did not know his intent.
James Y. Allred campaigns in South and North Texas amid accusations of using religious and racial rhetoric. Blalock touts Robert Lee Bobbitt as best suited to keep the attorney general’s office, while criticizing Allred’s promises and past ties to the Bejar County poll tax investigations. The speaker notes include Dallas, Trinity River, and East Texas themes as the race centers on honesty and experience.
A political figure in Texas denies linked to a ring alliance and stresses nonalignment with any county or state machine. He travels through San Antonio and Laredo pursuing the attorney general race, pledging to enforce the law statewide while claiming broad support on both sides.
NEW YORK, Aug 21 The New York American reports Peggy De Mille twenty daughter of William De Mille motion picture director engaged to Harvard Finewan associate producer Metra-Goldwyn-Mayer The Gaper quoted her as saying love at first sight and her parents approved She is on stage with the Theater Guild and plans to retire after some time before Christmas
A body believed to be Samuel St. Lipp, a Cincinnati banker, was found on the New York Central tracks near Little Falls. The victim wore pajamas beneath a business suit and carried papers identifying him. Investigators said the eastbound New York Central train from Cincinnati yesterday afternoon likely caused the fatal fall.
Mexico City August 21 Luis de Oca was reelected chairman of the board of directors of the National Railways at the board meeting. General Juan Andre de Almacen secretary of communications was reelected vice chairman. Xavier Sanchez Mejorado continues as executive president. Look in Licht Classified Employment columns for opportunities to make money. Read Classifications 53 to 65.
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