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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
5
An old advertisement extols kidney function as vital to cleansing acids and wastes to prevent rheumatic, nervous, and other pains. It claims Cyatex or Sistex as a doctor’s prescription with a 15 minute start, a money back guarantee, and drugstore availability.
A vintage advert extols Adex tablets as a dual source of Vitamin A and Vitamin D to build inner resistance against illness. It cites sun exposure and scientists noting A as a defense, urging daily use for extra protection during winter and outside precautions.
Southern Pueblo railway officials, granted more time to study settlement proposals with Texas and Louisiana union employees, consider action. Frank P. Douglass urged arbitration on all infractions from Echo Texas terminal changes and remaining issues. Two groups held talks while rail officials sought overnight to decide.
Oakland California December report says Rev Leslie C Kelley whose resignation from the California athletic commission prompted protection for his two children. Police disclose anonymous threats by telephone linked to his criticism of Governor Ralph Jr. over the San Jose lynching of Brooke Hart kidnap slayers.
J J Dye slip ped and fell under a moving freight car while switching cars near the Gonzales oil mill. The 8-year-old brakeman died at the scene. He was survived by his widow and had come to Gonzales about two years ago from San Antonio to work for the T and N O railroad.
In Baton Rouge a citizens committee led by Edward J. Gay urged a December 27 popular election for a Kemp successor, denouncing the December 7 vote as fraudulent. Mrs. Kemp, widow of late Rep Bolivar E Kemp, had been named unopposed by the Sixth district Democratic committee with Gov. Allen’s administration backing. The governor and attorney general said the election was legal and a new general election was offered by the governor.
North Dakota livestock raisers voiced enthusiasm opposition and watchful waiting as Governor Langer imposed an embargo on out of state shipments of cattle ready for processing into meat. The ban, issued yesterday, aims to curb national slaughter and was met with attention to unusually low farm prices and the embargo’s future effectiveness remains to be announced.
Los Angeles December 7 1930 Beth Millon former Ziegfeld Follies star filed for divorce from Charles Belden Hollywood scenarist citing mental cruelty custody of their one month old son Charles Jr sought by Miss Millon.
A group of 10 Princeton economists led by Dr. Raw W. Kemmerer urges a swift return to the gold standard and cooperation with other nations to improve the standard, in a statement issued today from Princeton, New Jersey.
White Russian and czarist exiles will be unmolested in the United States if they wish to stay, despite recognition of Sovie t Russia. State department officials said the traditional political asylum policy will be adhered to and any Moscow requests for deportation of enemies of the present regime would be refused.
Louis Paz of Morales street was fined five dollars and sentenced to five days in the county jail by Judge McCollum Burnett in County Court at Law No 1 on a guilty plea to a theft charge. The defendant faced a second note of forty dollars in potential fines or costs.
Testimony begins in the murder trial of Jeff Freeman, labeled as a negro, for the death of Henry Freeman at the G AG Halff estate on September 7. Judge W. W. McCrory presides in the Ninety-fourth District.
Chicago dispatch reports Patish a fugitive since February surrendered to the U S marshal on an indictment charging use of the mails fraudulently in connection with the sinking of the Missouri Kansas Pipe Line Company. A separate item notes Joaquin Garragericachhevatria, a Spanish head of this city, applying for American citizenship in federal district court.
An advertisement touts ASNIVANNL as a safe effective cough and cold remedy claiming relief within two minutes of use. It markets for adults and children, compares favorably to whiskey, and promises a money back guarantee if distressing symptoms persist after one swallow.
Classifieds show buyers seeking household items and services with brisk responses. Local residents post brief requests for furniture, pets, empleo, and trades, prompting rapid replies and curbside negotiations in the neighborhood core.
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