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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1932

Page

17

Upturns Signal Recovery Across Industries and Sectors

Industry and trade experts note encouraging signs of recovery in the U.S. economy. Reports show increased steel and textile activity, higher freight movements, and rising output in electric and copper sectors. Employment gains appear in several industries as production expands and plants reopen, though price surges and inflationary pressures persist.

Br BC Forbes Endustry Ani Steer Reaay U. S. Steel Corporation Remington Rand Bell System Indea Lumber Mills Bess N. Y

Relief Conference to Discuss Fiature WASHINGTON

Relief organizers plan a conference addressing welfare and community issues. President Hoover expected to speak, with D Baker and other officials in attendance. The gathering aims to outline plans for public aid and employment programs amid ongoing economic concerns.

Washington Henrosrion Barns Association of Community Chests and Cornelis Hoover Wil Fwaterener D. Baker Afloe

Pickets Tighten Lines as Farmers Block Iowa Roads

In Des Moines Aug 29, about 250 Farmers' Holiday pickets blocked key highways entering the central market. They halted trucks carrying produce and milk, urging drivers to turn back. Similar actions spread in other Iowa towns including Fort Dodge Council Bluffs and Sioux City amid a largely peaceful weekend with a brickthrowing incident at Tabor to Council Bluffs.

Des Moines Towa Jawa Morket Fort Dodge Council Bluffs Sioux City Tabor

Watchman Guards Beat as Burglar Confessions Rise

Chicago August 29 The Re libe say Charles Rydberg a 26 year old watchman on his beat confessed to planning a burglary and to ten other burglaries. He wore a slack while patrolling and used it to enter a rear restaurant, police say. He was arrested after a witness reported a star decked officer's entry problem.

Chicago Re Libe Charles Rydberg Rydberg Joseph O’brien

Pinchot Will Not Oppose Sex Davis

Milford Pa Aug 29 Governor Gifford Pinchot stated he would not run for United States senator in opposition to James J Davis. The remark answered speculation after his demand last week that Davis be asked to withdraw as a candidate for re election.

Eighteen Die as Truck Flips Over Cliff in Puerto Rico

Eighteen people were killed and 38 hurt when a motor truck carrying delegates to a Liberal party meeting skidded and rolled over a cliff near Ponce Puerto Rico on August 29.

Ponce Puerto Rico Liberal Party

Disabled Plane Towed into Port

ST. JOHN'S N. P. Aug. 29 The red and yellow sesquiplane Thor Solberg and Carl Petersen hoped to fly across the Atlantic only to crash in the waters of Paradise Sound was towed into Argentia today by the government steamer Argyle After supervising shipment of the craft back to the United States Solberg and Petersen will come to St. John's and proceed to New York their starting point.

ST. John's N. P Thor Solberg Carl Peterson Atlantic Paradise Sound Argentia Argyle United States Salberg Petersen St. John's New York

Silk exchanges suspend as prices surge abnormally

Yokohama and Kobe silk exchanges halted after brief sessions in which prices jumped nearly 100 yen per bale. Directors said the closing aimed to check manipulation as the yen value stood around 22.50 dollars.

Silk Mart Tokio Yokohama Kobe

Teacher My Recee Life Moor Kill Wife in Car

H O Moor, 31, a high school teacher from Robinson, confessed to shooting his wife Marjorie in their car on August 1 after claiming an inferiority complex and fatigue from unwashed dishes. County officials quoted Moor saying he wanted to repay his debt to society and a life imprisonment was recommended if he pleads guilty at the November term.

Marshall H.O. Moor Robinson Marjorie Moor Atarshall Penitentia Viclor Miller Tur Fall Milley Wold Ufe

Deeds Filed Across City for Various Property Transfers

Fragmented notice lists numerous property deeds and transfers including blocks, tracts, and developments. Names such as Theresa Sihvette, Mary Richardson, Laura Quinonson, and Mildred Gruene appear among parcels in Lakeview and Eastview areas with associated dates and executors. The text mentions estates of Allen Gulcpan and multiple development companies, with references to block numbers, lots, and city parcels, reflecting a broad registry of property transactions and encumbrances.

Onver C. Smith Flue Ewmere Auegust Rastrartion Wien Elie Block Strye Norur Brava Rlérl Eastview Comeler Association Eom Botsates Aueuel Ine Eb G. Kesulew Theresa Sihvette Tarieh Sauarate Estate Woodlawn Hillesiming Ate Mildred A. Gruene Henry Therese Tenken Tara Richardson Therese Berken Mary Luna Elicharaenn Maren New Elly Fio Et A. Witte Johnson Nercis Isinson Laura & Ohincon Park Malestace Etre New City Mary Mite Copeland Kemp Ak Copeland Szel Copeland Helen Ifithor Jers Marord Damve Weed Allen Gulcpan Olmos Black USUS Ami Pranzes Oakland Tates FIBA Wilkers A Terrom Sebastian Catz Oy Soin Foto Satie Prinersky Ergiv Quay

Foreign War Vets Face Hearings on 500 Resolutions

Sacramento California August 29 Five hundred resolutions introduced by state chapters marked the thirty third national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars opening. More than two thousand ex service men registered and about three times as many auxiliary members arrived for sessions continuing until next Friday.

Sacramento Call Veterans of Foreigny Wars of United States Newr Amer Viitora

Heaten Man Dies in Oklahoma City Area

Wenlon Keller, 73, of Covington, died in Oklahoma City after a pneumonia developed following a heart attack. He passed away last night, ten days after the initial illness, authorities said.

Oklatoma City Okla Wenlon ‘Keller Covington Bewten

California Primary Race Sparks Democratic Nomination Fight

California voters head to the state primary with 649 candidates seeking 134 offices. The US senator contest features William G. McAdoo shifting California’s votes to Roosevelt, facing Justus S. Wardell and Samuel M. Shortridge among others. The GOP field includes senator Shortridge and Rev. Robert D. Shuler, a former Texas evangelist running in the Republican bid.

San Francisco J.P— Keboes California United States Mark William G. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury John N. Garner Franklin D. Roosevelt Justus S. Wardell

Illness Threatens Aimee Semple McPherson Comeback

Illness may again derail the comeback of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton. Returning after a five month absence due to illness, she collapsed before entering Angelus Temple but delivered a brief sermon despite weakness and pallor.

Los Angeles Abg Diness Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Hutton Angelus Temple Howver

Speed fans mourn two racers killed in crash at Woodbridge

Ten thousand spectators watched as Frank Farmer, a Philadelphia daredevil, and Bill Neapolitan from Westville, N.G., died in a crash on the new shortcut road course Sunday. The rivals and close friends had shared a long list of race meetings.

Woodbridge Ny J Knights of the Ring Road New Assalt Shordway Frank Farmer Bill Neapolitan Westville N.g

Bids Expected on New Postoffice in McAllen Texas

McAllen Texas awaits the U S governments bid call for a $195000 post office building with bids due within two months. Architects drawings will reach Washington within two weeks for changes before approval of plans and specifications.

Mcallen Texas United States Supervising Architect Washington Aida

Federal Attorney's Removal Requested From Marcia District

Aug 20 report from Marcia Indiana states removal of Gerope R. J Tre y, United States district attorney at Mananolls, had been requested in a letter sent to Attorney General Mitchell by William A. McClellan of Muncie Loviny.

Marcia Ind Gerope R. J&trey United States The Mananolls Goneral Mitchell William A. McClellan Muncie Loviny

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