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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
7
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San Antonio mayor Ste Chambera announced that the final year budget will be released Friday or Saturday. The total figures follow previously announced 2.6 million levels with cuts in some departments and increases in others. The pork department gains about 40 thousand to 840 thousand. the mayor’s department gains 21 thousand to 30 thousand. three offices face cuts, with interest reductions hitting the street department.
Chamber of commerce leaders reviewed a strong protest from Army representatives about alleged wholesale arrests of motorists entering San Antonio. The protest urged county officials to address what critics call heavy enforcement and to seek reforms, including possible precinct redress in Bexar County.
Mexico City reports that the Student Federation of the Central Mexican Institute passed a resolution denouncing Newton D. Baker, former US secretary of war, as an unwelcome guest. The group cited memories of Wilson era policies and Pershing’s 1916 expedition, implying discomfort with his visit.
New York building trades face wage reductions of 24 to 80 percent starting May 1. A new wage schedule, ratified by representatives of 30 trades, was agreed upon by the Building Trades Employers' Association of New York.
A British group contends that whiskey is a purely British product tied to climate and proper manufacture. They seek an injunction to stop a German firm from labeling four products as whiskey, arguing the term cannot be used elsewhere.
London officials outline general tariff measures to aid commerce as cotton and wheat are discussed for removal from the free list. Ambiguities in the briefing leave details undefined while authorities press for action amid ongoing negotiation.
A fragmented report describes Tumuity accusing Democratic leaders of betraying peace ideals. The statement, attributed to former President Wilson, condemns perceived surrender of peace aims and criticizes current leadership for failing to uphold party principles. The piece notes party factions and calls for renewed resolve.
A pending house hearing on tax measures aims to balance the budget with an estimated 500 million in annual revenue. Rep. Reeves and others from Wisconsin weigh the fiscal impacts as a May executive session considers sources like gasoline, imports, and household items.
Olympic stamps commemorating the games go on sale from February 4 to 13 at Lake Plaeit, N, issued by the U.S. government. The stamps feature a backer and skier in action, issued to mark the event amid a national push for public memorabilia.
The U S Post Office in Washington renewed the call for bids to rent a new seven garage and train shop facility in San Antonio after most offers were rejected for being unsuitable. Department heads cited distance and transport issues, with over 50 children mentioned in context.
A travel snippet invites readers to explore New Orleans and the Gulf Coast with daily Florida connections. It highlights scenic views, weather, and recommended stops while promising details on routes and sights.
An injured Sergeant Jesenh Mirch was found roadside after a Wednesday night automobile accident. He formerly served at a military post and is now with Willy National Guard troops. Ambulances from Kelly Field were away Thursday to Dresden, Texas, following the incident.
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