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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1932
Page
1
A continental commentary argues the war heat will rise as Japan presses in China and Europe shifts. It warns against entangling Asia, notes US business and military tensions, and critiques diplomatic limits while predicting broader conflict and economic strain.
Pete McKenzie captured after a raid in Maldon Alo. He and his father were found armed in a bedroom as deputies closed in. McKenzie denied identity, claiming to be George McKenzie of Corowa Christi. Sheriff plans extradition proceedings.
Circulation leadership figures show Express morning edition leads in city circulation with 23.9 percent higher reach than rivals in balance of markets. Data indicates fluctuations across outlets, with regional papers reporting varying gains and declines.
Washington Feb 2 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation began duties as executives took oaths. Charles Gates Daniels president Jesse A. Doves and Hervey D. Conch newly sworn directors administered by James L Tougherty. Ogden Milly undersecretary outlined immediate organization and coordinating activities. Hoover met Mille to discuss early steps.
Market report notes yen and yuan weakness in Tokyo, nerve in Far East stalled, and war boom chatter fading. Japanese currency strengthens slightly. silk prices drop. bankers doubt imminent conflict. Munitions stocks ease as Wall Street and London retreat from speculative highs and Paris looks for stabilizing signs.
A Japanese admiral publicly denies landing marines at Nanking amid yesterday’s bombardment by Japanese ships. He says Chinese forces fired first and claims no unprovoked attack, describing it as propaganda. The interview details ship actions, damage, and casualties, and mentions plans to seek new means to contact Chinese authorities.
Shanghai residents hear artillery and machine gun fire as Chinese forces defend the Chapel sector. Japanese planes strike, followed by heavy bombardment from both sides. Authorities report about 15,000 Chinese troops in Shanghai and rising foreign alarm. Observers note evacuations and swift political tensions as the battle escalates.
Fragmented OCR text describes a jail incident with a breaker entering and leaving cells. The garbled lines mention LINTON and references to a prisoner, tools, and possible watchfulness, but details are unclear.
In a House of Commons address, Chancellor Velina Chamberlain urged comprehensive and permanent solution to reparations by canceling relocations and war debts. He argued the present government believes a general cancellation offers the best path to relief.
ToW-Sah-Tah a veteran Osage figure and teacher elder dies at 35 in Pawhusia Okla. He was the last living member of the Mo-T-Kal-Mote clan and a respected indigenous leader. The obituary notes his long service and prominent role within the tribe.
London announces Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald will undergo an operation to correct a slight and progressive diminution of vision in his left eye caused by overwork. The procedure follows tomorrow's cabinet meeting and aims to restore his sight.
John D Rockertolter Sr. remains confined to his winter home in OMMOND LEACH Florida for the past six days due to a throat ailment described as a recurrent infection. Officials have not released further details.
Milhodist Episcopal Church South reports the Shanghai mission headquarters has been evacuated. Missionary staff remain safe as the Mission leadership announced the relocation decision today.
Mostly cloudy with likely occasional rain Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures range from around 4 degrees Tuesday night to about 74 degrees Wednesday. Light to southerly winds, with east Texas showing cloudy skies and probable rain, and weaker northwest activity Wednesday. Central Texas: mixed clouds with chances of rain Tuesday night and Wednesday, cooler by Wednesday.
The United States and Allies presented concrete proposals to end hostilities at Shanghai. The plan seeks a cessation of violence, neutral protection of international seditary interests, and withdrawals of combatants from contested front lines. Ambassadors and foreign ministers, including Kenkichi Voshiba and Admiral Osumi, reported on actions and next steps.
Brisk European powers announce joint diplomatic operation with the United States to restore Far East power. Thomas says Britain endorses U S policy as other nations back cooperation. proposals mirror Washington peace terms.
County officials face pay reductions as a planned tax reduction sale moves through Minnesota. The state attorney general ruled elective county officers may be affected, raising questions about compensation changes amidst upcoming elections and departmental funding.
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