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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
1
Cosmic coast ride links cars, radios, and Ford lore
In a northern Arizona setting, William Packer and Marsh Johnson ride a Chevrolet with a portable organ as a radio yodel accompanies the trip. The piece blends travel whimsy with auto lore, praising Henry Ford and racing legends, noting Harvey Firestone and Edsel Ford in a surreal desert voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer
Grivers
Hacker
Marsh Johnson
Buffalo
Oakland
Gallt
Desert
German Airlines Showing Increase in Passenger Revenue
Berlin data show a 3 percent rise in US- bound air traffic though several routes have been canceled this summer. The German carrier Borla A passengers increased overall by 72 percent, with a 387 percent surge in specific segments, as the summer travel season continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Straw Hat Distributes Relief Amid Heavy Rainfall
A relief drive organized by the Red Cross was reported in the city as volunteers handed out straw hats and weather protection to residents. Heavy rainfall created challenges. workers urged preparedness and noted ongoing support efforts.
Debt relief pleas push Britain and France
Britain and France press for postponement of debt installments due the United States. The two governments cite risks to global economic recovery and urge President Hoover to consider delaying payments as Washington officials study the requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Great Britain
United States
Hoover
Washington
Garner Says Congress Won't Act on War Debt Relief
Speaker Garner predicted Congress will not take action to relieve wartime debt. Secretary Stimson suggested the United States may not reply to Britain and France notes seeking suspension of $95.5 million and $20 million payments due soon. Garner stressed debtors must realize U S experts must be paid, and Congress will not change the situation. The State Department signaled a cautious approach as a cabinet meeting reviewed the debt issue and the French note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Congress
Wasbington
America
Stimson
White House
Great Britain
France
Hoover
BEC
Jean
Capitol Hil
Erence
United States
State Department
Wiileh
Mien
Weather Forecast for Ga Antonle and Vicinity
Partly cloudy with unsettled Friday likely showers. Saturday cooler with high around 74 and low near 68 Friday morning. Moderate southerly winds becoming westerly Saturday. East Texas: partly cloudy, colder Friday night with showers possible Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ga Antonle
Gallvday
Texas
Baturing
Cold greeting for capital
Marching groups headed for Washington today were promised a cold reception by officials. Police plans aim to prevent gatherings in the District of Columbia. Visited commissioners refuse food and lodging, with extra guards at the White House and on Capitol Hill. Speaker Garner backs refusal of parade permits for capital grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
District of Columbia
White House
Capitol Hill
I& Strong
Congress
Garner
Capital
Westle
Red Raid Precedes Marchers Arrival in Uniontown
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on December 2 a movement of several hundred self-styled marchers headed from Pittsburgh toward Washington. Police halted a suspected Communist at headquarters and prepared for the arrival. James Fyne, 26, and Charles Vuick, 2, were detained and held for deportation proceedings after a scuffle at a rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umiontown
Pittsburgh
Washington
Uniontown
ADL & Scom
James Fyne
Charles Vuick
Hoover Declines Audience With Prominent New York Protesters
The White House said President Hoover will not meet socially prominent New York women who sought an audience to protest the treatment of demonstrators en route to the national capital. He will, however, confer with a pair of secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Lee White House
New York
Hays
Hoover
Naanal
Pir
Iily Gecretarlea
Reports of Revolt in Spain Raise Alarm Across Monarchy
Reports from Madrid indicate rising disorder as army leaders plan a revolt against the monarchy. Officials say factions within the military are moving to pressure the government amid wartime strain, with rebels seeking to reshape leadership in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Light Rain Forecast for Friday Night and Saturday
The forecast predicts light rain for Friday night and Saturday in San Antonio and surrounding areas. Temperatures to range from 54 Friday night to 70 Saturday afternoon with northwest entry of moisture. Light winds expected as the city records a morning low near 58 degrees and Kelly Field reports 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
San Antonio
Weather Bureau
San Antoniuns
Kellyfield
Crew Abandons Crippled Schooner Near New York
A crippled schooner named Clemencia Tram Halifax was abandoned by her crew early today in the Atlantic about 240 miles east of New York. The steamer De Grasse rescued the crew and towards New York, reporting the incident to Radio Marine Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New -York
Clemencia
Halifax
de Grasse
Radio, Marine, Corporation
New York
State Will Refuse to Aid Dry Agents
State law officers will not enforce national prohibition laws after the Wright act ends. Attorney General A. B. Webb announced the Wright act will cease to be in effect later this month as the state legislature approved the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorney
Webb
Green Elected AFL President for Ninth Straight Year
Cincinnati dispatch reports William Green unanimously chosen president of the American Federation of Labor for the ninth consecutive year. He reaffirmed support for unemployment insurance and a 30 hour week, signaling militant action if necessary. Green urged translating the convention’s militant spirit into action and warned of strikes and boycotts if essential reforms fail. The convention rejected a proposal to expand the AFL executive council and keep the presidency at 25. In Kansas City, a five year old, unconscious after a crash, began to recover speech after 35 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Appech
Gwen
Cornell
John J. Tewis
United Mine’ Workers
Libel Suit Filed Against Church by Priest in San Francisco
A civil action seeks 250000 in damages for slander from a priest against Abpt Episcopal Church of America. Plaintiffs include Francis Marion Thill Holland Morris and others in Pennsylvania. The suit cites letters accusing Richmond of dangerous character and unfitness for priestly employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George
Feldimund
Cherech
Damares
Minteiay
United States
Episcopal Church
America
Ces
Pennnsylvania
Frances Marion Thill
Holand
John Bees
Pennsylvies
Richmond
Lambe Par Sons
Mefendania
Tiahoe
Vote On Bus Trade Up Monday
City commission set to consider a plan to replace streetcar service with motor bus operation after a public service company petition. An ordinance outlines concessions and timing for the switch, with bondholder terms and street restoration duties. Public debate includes opposition from the Utilities League and proposed compensation rates ranging from $250,000 to $1,070,000, tied to indirect city benefits. The plan details rail removal, paving of replaced routes, and abandonment of streetcar lines in San Antonio and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio ‘Public Service Company
Lis
Eity Commission
M. Chambers
Wade
Traction Company
Public Service Company
Aad
Chambers
Ita
San Antonio
Utilites League
Charles M. Dickson
Ehtarney
Stckson
Publi Service Company
Cny
Puke Service Company
Sany
Antaysia
City-Sapsco Deal Abandons Street Cars For Buses
Thursday the Public Service company disclosed a city plan agreed to to abandon street cars by January 1 and replace them with bases. The company will pay the city 250000 for the privilege and a $5 per unit tax. the city fears default on maturing bonds. The deficit shown is 114.2k. sinking fund and interest total 148324 for most three months in 1930. The deal affects 1894 onward bonds and equipment values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anttila Public Service Company
Fina
Olabins
Furis
Igga
Public Service Company
UlMtes Teague
Althhough
Physician's Slaver Given 2 Year Term
Slaton physician slayer A J Tudor found guilty by a jury of murdering Dr SH Adams a pioneer Slaton physician. Court stated malice aforethought and sentenced Tudor to two years in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubsock
Texas
A. J. Tudor
Slaton Grain and Enal
SH. Adams
Siaton
San Antonio Public Service to switch streetcars to buses
The San Antonio Public Service company plans a transition from streetcar to bus service starting January with a tax saving. The move would raise fares or use tokens to offset higher operating costs while reducing track upkeep and street maintenance expenses. Company President W B Tuttle cites tax reductions and lower investment needs as offsetting factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ln
W. B. Tuttle
San Antonio Publia Bervica Company
Golane
Tuttle
Bue Pree
Mane City
Traction Company
Gobniel Tuttle
Otty
Tu Menade
Geilivbedt
Pal
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