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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1933
Page
5
The hearing on the recovery act grills retailers on price gouging and cheating practices. Johnson claims the act aims to end ruthless competition while denying the government will run industries. Whiteside calls it the first public hearing to distinguish between trade and industry, with decisions affecting thousands of merchants.
The rapid acting roothing healing Zema relieves itching rashes. Lingworm and similar infestations have been treated for years with Zama praised as a safe dependable remedy for families. A trial is urged to prove its merit and worth the price.
A man expresses happiness after his wife reportedly loses bulky fat through an implied regimen. The text includes garbled phrases and mentions of weight loss efforts, personal testimonies, and unclear references to individuals and places, indicating an OCR damaged local notice or column fragment.
Industry groups including the National Retail Dry Goods and Hardware associations urge a 4 4 hour work week with a 92 hour limit for stores, higher wages, and bans on prison made goods while seeking local enforcement committees and a broader code to shape national retail policy. The plan targets tens of thousands of stores and hundreds of thousands of workers, aiming to lift employment by restoring hours and pay amid economic strain.
The article reports a motion approved by Yastwight to press for deportation of Matthew Melanchy of United Fruit, due to opposition to strikers. ABC society members, soldiers, and police round up Machado loyalists as the war department urges surrender to prevent mob violence. Several victims are named, including Julio Heredia, Luis de Spayne, and Jose F R Barcelo. Major Arsenio Ortiz’s associate was killed, and Major R is in Germany.
The civilian conservation corps quota is reassigned from army conditioning camps in New York New Jersey and Delaware to forestry work sites. Twenty three thousand one hundred forty three youths have been sent to California Washington Idaho Montana and other western states for forestry duties.
Australian tanners and footwear producers plan a floating exhibit on a ship to promote leather goods in Asia. The effort, coordinated with the U S Department of Commerce, seeks to boost exports and build trade ties with Asian markets.
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A report notes a large number of convicts released in New York amid debates over policy. The article mentions a Vel boat incident and references several officials and organizations, including UNH and ATBAGY Subt. Details are garbled but imply systemic releases after years of crime, drawing public scrutiny and calls for reform.
A readable fragment reports an event at a venue in Fort Worth. Mentions individuals Avig f Ghai and VORT WORTH alongside a reference to a weapon or pistol and a police or FBI note. Details are incomplete but indicate a public safety or law enforcement interaction.
Paris plans a nursery zoo in the Jardin d Acclimatation Bois to allow toddlers to touch and lift young lions and bears. Animals would be reared from infancy by a veterinary surgeon in charge, who notes the animals play and run with children.
In Brockton Massachusetts Mayor Horace Baker fined a police officer 15 days idle time after a hearing on a charge of intoxication. The remark quoted warns the officer to profit from the experience as the penalty was imposed.
Pittsburgh September 2 Dr Daniel A Polling president of the World's Christian Endeavor union urged churches at the Fer eyal Council evangelistic conference to wage a war against corruption in government end intolerance and war itself to attract modern youth and establish social justice. He warned the church must capitulate from a soft year posture.
PORTERVILLE Calif Aug A citizen turned in a watch fob at Coast Bank saying they cannot be shut as a hoarder. The fob features a five percent gold piece set in a metal surround with a taëtal band and is described by the teller as a noteworthy charm.
Denver officers report a demonstration showing aid by air to isolated towns. Ten airplanes flew over a Colorado National Guard camp and dropped five-gallon cans of items via parachute, including ice cream, with no damage observed.
Colorado state immigration board figures show silver sources by mine type. Copper mines produced 40.9 percent of the state's silver, with 27.9 percent from lead mines, 18 percent from zinc, 10.6 percent as a by product of gold mines, and overall silver mine output at 15.7 percent.
Lucile and La Verne McCasland, 11 year old twin daughters of Loveland rancher Harry McCasland, drove a herd of 19 horses along Bald Mountain trail from the ranch to Estes Park. The feat covered about 85 miles through canyons, underbrush and forests, showcasing their horsemanship in a remarkable trek.
Gasoline thefts are common in Craig but not when the victim is a governor. Governor Ed C. Johnson of Goloyado toured his hometown Crate for the first time since January. Overnight thieves drained all gasoline from his automobile’s tank.
An ardent admirer recalls a theatre night and a beauty across the aisle. The note shifts to a product plug for Blue-Jay corn remedy, touting instant relief and a three day cure, made by Bauer & Black.
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