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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1933
Page
7
In a long, meandering piece the writer dwells on radio usage at home, jokes about bans on high volume hearings, and mixes travel notes with anecdotes from readers like Mrs Tennard in Chattanooga and travelers returning from Chicago. The column also references the NRA, a phonograph, and local interests including Iriving Miss and the Mills Brothers.
The article outlines President Roosevelt's program to assist unemployed youths through a proposed 90 million dollar fund. It notes administration efforts to reenroll members of labor and relief organizations, potential regional expansion, and political debate ahead of a new session opening next Tuesday.
Detroit open grand jury in recess as investigators study voluminous testimony from last week. Witnesses James Couzens, Father Coughlin, and Senator Vandenberg present contrasting views on the February banking moratorium and the closures of the First National Bank Detroit and Guardian National Bank of Commerce. Vandenberg criticizes federal policy since the holiday and urges standardized bank insurance while noting officials’ evasive testimony. Governor Comstock expected to appear as the probe likely extends two more weeks.
Police reports list several burglaries and thefts around downtown areas. Joe Olivares, 330 Lumber Street, had his windshield removed from his automobile. Other incidents include a car glove box theft, portable check protector missing, a firearm and clothing stolen from a residence, and jewelry taken from a home.
The Banff meeting on August 2 discusses Basic English as a common parley language for the Pacific relations conference. Advocates say the 850-word core suffices for international dialogue while concerns arise over unequal status of Japanese and Chinese speakers versus English speakers, despite some familiarity with French and German.
A murder complaint was filed against Cotton, also known as Negro Pesce, after a fatal shooting of Mags Janell on Thursday night. Cotton surrendered to Berar County Jail early Friday as Deputy Sheriff Peart filed the charge. The case stems from the West Commerce Street address dispute and names Justice or Pesce John Ontos court.
Downtown Houston will remove eleven Fonble track sections near commerce streets as part of a public service reming project. The transportation supervisor notes the work is needed to replace worn rail joints and to install higher quality asphalt surfacing for safety.
Two German aviation team members perished in a crash near Wilddberg Brandenburg while returning from international contests. The victims, well known in aviation circles, were identified as principal pilots and were en route to a celebratory event when their aircraft failed. The accident occurred during a routine flight over Pass region.
Sleeping sickness outbreak prompts St Louis health officials to empower Wealth officers in affected communities to decide school openings this fall. In two weeks 24 tours renamed three, added 25 cages, and the disease spread from east to coast with deaths in Jacksonville California Kansas City and Mississippi.
Mrs Sophia V Barry aged 103 was freed on her own bond after being charged with murdering Earl Barry. The case arose after she claimed he beat her and chased her with a chair. she fired a 419 gauge shotgun. Bond set at 1000 with no sureties. she was released Friday afternoon.
Maryland toll from Wednesday’s violent storm along the coast rose to 28 or 12 known to have died and eight reported missing. The disappearance of two railroad guardsmen was noted, while Ocean City reports indicate some residents remain safe though others are unaccounted for.
Five defendants who did not show up in Corporation court on urgent violent charges were arrested and charged with failure to appear in addition to the original counts. Judge Phil Shook presided Saturday as two radio patrolmen were assigned to re arrest absentees. The five were released on bonds of twenty five dollars.
Corliss Primer, once a Georgia beauty and screen actress, announced plans to sue her former publisher Wistand for divorce on grounds of incompatibility and neglect. Attorney Uhab stated no contested issues of property or alimony, and a division of assets would be handled in court. The case was filed in Los Angeles with expectations of a straightforward dissolution.
In Ban Jos, Calif, Aug 26 1 A 10 inch iron pipe figure played a key role in testimony for David A Cogin charged with murdering his wife. The state cites marital conflict and a Stanford student witness testimony. Two surgeons testified that the wound could be from the pipe if sufficient force was used. Lamson's attorney waved the pipe during cross examination. The judge ordered the paper sack replacement and adjourned the trial.
Heavy program outlines include live sessions a Vaudeville show and a 40 and 6 parate wrecks with a parade led by Frank Miles of Kansas City. Early arrivals include Bob Whitaker of Assistant and Van Perkins of Cameron amid rumors of their candidacy for state commander.
Seguin reports an organization formed by women on August 20 is being perfected for a women’s Democratic club. Members of the executive committee include Mrs Hy Weilreyt and Mesdames Rhin, Duggan, Hudgens, Brousted. The group states it will not participate in local politics.
Del Rio voters approved a school budget totaling $74,160.97 in a board meeting held August 26. The action funds district operations and saw a reduction in anticipated school expenditures for the coming year.
Mason, Aug 20. The Mason school board reports receipt of funds totaling 16 dollars from local sources for the current term. Payment was required for specific scholastic expenses and is recorded as received by the district treasurer.
Bulletin details upcoming radio programs and concerts including Yoho De Rockefeller Jr speaking on ATSA topics, WOAE and WOAL schedules featuring Interludes, orchestras and performances by Mendelssohn and Tchaikovsky, with guest conductors and singers such as Ludovic Houl and Gertrude Niesen. Also notes erroneous hurricane description and various musical pieces.
Los Angeles reports a flurry of studio acquisitions of material and ongoing negotiations as Hollywood talent move between projects. Notable stars and directors, including Hepburn, Selznick, and Rosch, navigate contracts, adaptations, and potential collaborations for upcoming productions and shifts in plans.
The Bexar commissioners court on Saturday denied a petition from District Clerk Hart McCormick to raise deputy salaries by $290 per month. All commissioners voted against the raise except Albert G. Trawalier who was absent. The petition sought the increase effective April 1.
Pine and Gray streets host a community festival at Government Hill Methodist Church from 1st to 5th. a Henry contest, prizes, side shows, games and a late Letts feature are planned for Friday September 1.
The article notes Charles W. Hey of Brownsville stepping into the pulpit alongside pastor Dr. John W. Kerns at Central Church. Mrs. Ross for Mevly was passed at Cereal Ghizis- UAW cline Wh Ransne City, San.
Dr John W Darby, former pastor of Central Christian Church and How Alone evangelist, will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning and may lead Christ as church activities in the absence of the pastor, Dr J. Avni toad.
A thousand boatmen paralyzed Chauny’s canal and river traffic by blocking barges. Government promises to prevent the strike’s end while motorized competitors face action as the stoppage disrupts transport and commerce.
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