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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1933
Page
1
Madrid dispatch reports seven rebels slain as loyal forces fortified by army planes move to eject insurgents from the Villa Nueva barracks. The weeklong revolution has now left at least 85 dead across central and northeastern Spain as factions clash amid bombardment and street fighting.
An article extols Osteopathic physicians and surgeons in obstetric care. It argues four year training, high exam standards, and broad clinical experience justify use by prospective mothers. Advice emphasizes prenatal and postnatal support to ensure strong, healthy babies through proper feeding and vigilant medical guidance.
Rebels suffer seven found dead in a convent siege as troops search for survivors. Martial law eyed. 230 suspected Communists arrested as terror and street clashes surge across Madrid, Barcelona, and central regions. Rail workers join a general strike paralyzing Seville with limited streetcar service remaining.
Richard Crisler, 27, an Alpine Texas art student, traveled to Detroit to sell paintings. He wrote a letter stating weariness with life and intent to act. He was found unconscious and died hours later at a hospital.
Detectives investigated after Beret Ambrose 92 of Kelly field was found with a bullet wound to the left leg near Castroville road. Four men, including Walter Melton and Rey Rife, were hurt when rifles discharged during hunts at local ranches and while returning from trips, with Ambrose later moved to Fort Sam Houston and Melton treated at Santa Rosa hospital.
New York December 11 Former secretary of state and now American judge in permanent court of inter material institute Kellogg returned from Fu Yaproon Washington today and expressed concern over money inflation. He urged a stable currency and commented that such a move would help restore confidence, though he declined to discuss recognition of Tusassin.
Chicago report states Earle Wynekoop was freed today on charges tied to the murder of his wife Rhels Gardner Wickoon. The case centered on events at the home of his mother on November 1, with testimony from Tr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop.
Det 11 report from Austin describes teachers touring the Texas Capitol building. They note its age about 45 years with repairs needed inside. A damaged ceiling plate grass fell, desks shattered, carpets cut. The structure spans three acres, houses 258 rooms, 500 doors, and uses Burnet County red granite.
Dr A S Vandiver associate professor of pure mathematics at the University of Texas has been named colloquium lecturer for the American Mathematical Society for 1935. He receives leave of absence for the second semester to prepare a book on the topics of his lectures to be published by the society. Vandiver is already on leave for the first semester to continue research.
The bulletin notes precipitation deficits and totals through December and January, with Monday forecasts showing light to moderate precipitation and specific daily measurements. City reports list varying conditions across San Antonio Dallas Abilene Albuquerque Atlanta and other major locations with unsettled to cloudy skies and light to moderate winds.
Washington D C December the civil works administration approved a program to embellish the nation with rural relief aimed at providing work for about 250 artists and craftsmen. Under general supervision of L W Robert Jr assistant secretary of the treasury the plan was agreed after a Friday meeting led by Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt.
In Denver on December 11, detectives investigated an alleged kidnap plot targeting Mrs. George H. Levy, wife of Jefferson County judge and Democratic leader. John Dockerty, a Denver businessman, was said to be the intended abductor, after receiving a threatening phone call. Authorities warned of dire consequences if the plan progressed, but no kidnapers appeared.
Alva J. Brasted was appointed by President Roosevelt to be chief of chaplains of the army with the rank of colonel for four years. He succeeds Tian Yates, whose term ends December 21. Brasted, a Baptist, is post and regimental chaplain of the Third Infantry at Fort Snelling. He comes from Bindleys Lake New Jersey, studied at Des Moines College and the University of Chicago Theological School. Since 1918 he has served at Fort Hancock New Jersey Fort Screven Georgia Camp Lee Virginia Fort Sam Houston Texas Sternberg General Hospital Philippines and Fort Logan Colorado.
Reports from Dublin describe gunfire aimed at a touring party including William T. Cosgrave amid rising Irish tension. A warrant for General Eoin O'Duffy is also mentioned within a tense political moment as financial figures from Treasury receipts in Washington show December and year-to-date expenditures and deficits.
Washington December 11 reports of bombing and terrorist methods to enforce minimum dry cleaning prices under the trade code opened NRA hearings on violations nationwide. Bernard Shatkin of Philadelphia testified alleging the Philadelphia Cleaners And Dyers Association used gangsters to force him out. He claimed he could profit at 40 cents a suit in cash and carry, despite netting about 20 000 dollars last year at 39 cents, with four windows blasted and front of his store covered in sheet iron.
Washington Dec 11 Congress weighs halting the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in January with a plan to extend its life to June 30 1934 only to liquidate its portfolio. Proposals split over abolition amid improving business and calls to cut federal credit while defenders cite nearly 1 billion repaid and minimal loss.
Santa Fe New Mexico December 11 Amarican Legion officials announced the extensive New Mexico department committee refused to accept the national executive committee action suspending the state charter. The state committee, after an all day session, said it would not bow to the national body and maintained the charter remained valid despite allegations of political activity.
In Havana on December 11 a likely accord was predicted after Grau San Martin held late talks with opposition leaders. A conference spokesman said a final agreement is near and conciliation is satisfactory, with a prompt settlement expected to restore political tranquillity in Cuba.
President Roosevelt plans to seek additional funds from Congress to sustain the Civilian Conservation Corps for another year. More than 300,000 men, drawn mainly from unemployment, have been organized into about 1,600 camps to work on developing 800,000 acres of timberland. The initial enrollment was for six months with possible reenlistment to fill vacancies.
Washington reports the administration fixed a $34.91 price on RFC purchases of newly mined gold, unchanged since December 1, while London prices rose to 127 shillings per ounce in world terms. Treasury officials deny an official announcement and say an inquiry is at the Treasury about the reported gold track and its origin.
Victoria Texas November 11 The John F Gamps Na L Maurer well in the Collejo creek field was watched to determine if it would become a paying oil producer. It showed high pressure wet gas yesterday and after air cleaned itself it was closed for the night with hopes of flow today.
PARIS December 11 The budget and tax measures advanced by Premier Cas ti lle Chautemps cleared the chamber of deputies after a sharp battle. The plan, aimed at drastic economies and new taxes, passed 260 to 176 as the former premier’s programmes were toppled and a crucial senate fight looms. An unfurnished house at 1123 Lane street offers rent at $20 monthly in this city.
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