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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1933

Page

16

Forbes Pleads for Dividend Policy Across Corporations

The column urges directors to sustain or boost cash dividends to placate widespread stockholder ownership. It argues dividend payments stimulate spending, supports using surpluses for continued dividends, and notes readers call for reform and greater transparency from firms. Also references comments by G Albert and Richard Whitney on stock market reforms.

Forbes America Dow UB. Bree Corporation

Robbery of Camp Nets 25-Year Term

A Travin county jury today sentenced Clivanichey to twenty five years for a robbery at Camp Nets. Three men were involved in the crime, with Julian Rankin and Donna Halland among those awaiting trial. Authorities captured the suspects after a prolonged pursuit and a pistol discharge during the incident.

Austin Ren Atmiy Chicanosky Travin County Clivanichey Julian Rankin Tourist Cays Hoecht

Bogus Romanoff Impersonator Reported in NY Scandal

New York February 24 reports say fears rise over an impersonator of Prince Mike Romanoff and misdeeds linked to a Belarusian or related circles. Authorities state a real man has been confused with a fake in a messy public affair, with investigations ongoing into the bogus claims and possible foreign links.

New York Fev Mike Romanoffe

Livestock market discusses cattle and calves pricing

An incoherent scan of livestock listings mentions cattle, calves, prices, weights, and buyer interest. References to Kansas City and various farm terms appear amid garbled figures and vendor notes, suggesting a broad livestock market update with price hints.

Fruits and Vegetables Market Prices and Notes Texas

Market bulletin lists abundant fruits and vegetables with weights and origins from Texas and nearby regions. It records prices for peaches pears peppers tomatoes and onions, noting stock levels and small lots, with references to market activity and trading mentions across multiple Texas cities.

Seguin Officials Cut City Salaries Significantly

Seguin officials reported salary reductions totaling about 68 900 dollars annually, citing city budget measures. The notice notes adjustments across departments, aiming to streamline payroll while maintaining essential services.

London Money and Metals Prices Reported

London money and metal values show gains on short bills and spot prices. The London market notes future and spot figures for silver, tin, and other metals with scattered quotations and rate shifts as of February.

Janos Metatn London Tauiire Manelence

Fragmented OCR Text Chronicle Local Notes

Readable fragments reference local entities and names but lack a clear event. The text mentions people such as Remy and Walter and places like Maro, with scattered phrases about voting or local governance. The overall content is too garbled to extract a coherent news item.

Wool Market Signals Change in Trade Winds

A garbled report references shifts in wool trading and market expectations. It mentions multiple entities and places in a fragmented texture, suggesting price trends, supply concerns, and potential industry reactions to evolving market conditions.

New Orleans Cotton Market Faces Mixed Opening Trade

Cotton prices drifted in a quiet start with hedging activity and modest losses in New Orleans. Market notes show futures near prior closes as traders stalk easing demand, while Liverpool cotton quotes edged higher on steady American selling, with futures in thin early trade.

New Orleans Fal Tharpoot Pyurek Rig Wharte

Priges Steany on S Awr Priges Steany on S Awr

Trading and brisk activity mark the San Antonio fruit and vegetable market with steady prices and no new arrivals. Market notes predict a vitamin wave and some revisions in fruit supply within days while strawberries face strong demand amid stable poultry and dairy prices.

San Antonio Weil Truitt Commission Menifil Rio Granfe Aumonds Arkunaa Finan Texie Bas Hush Auetera Devene Eile Ulera Erate Ak Orannes Texag Pers Terry Hell Poncorm Fellae Baily Papoarn California Waxher Uukaturs Hee Palaces Maine Povblers Vavatrns Trivrayhm Jennie Tras ELAG Fusieinis Tutoy Toheera Sirisenenhy Viremiy Valles Etwei Per Lage Turina Walnund Fepate Yung Boy Rinnatonn Etna Baer

Chambers Heads Inaugural Party in Warrington

Mayor M Chambers will attend the inaugural reception in Warrington on March 4 with a party of San Antonians including Mrs C B Hine Mrs Alex Adams Mrs L J Hort Mrs Marcia Clark Mr and Mrs R A Tillis Mrs William King Phil Bhanker John K Weber and F A Sanders.

Chambers M. Chambers

Jones to Speak at San Marcos Chamber Meeting

Jones will address the San Marcos Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night, as secretary of the local chamber announces the event. The meeting aims to discuss community developments and business concerns in San Marcos.

Jones San Marcos Mawel Inver Lye Chamber of Commerce San Marcos Chamber

School Tax Gut Oppose School Tax Gut Oppose

Board members avoided commitments before a Tuesday conference with bankers. Indications showed opposition to cutting the city tax rate from 140 to 87 cents per 100 dollars of valuation. Some fear a 3 cent rate rise would hinder teacher raises next year and jeopardize school finances. State per capita aid cuts to 16 dollars may push lawmakers to seek a higher local rate. The 97 cent rate was set after talks among Ty D Gilmore, Roger Stoxes, and Paul H Scholz with bankers.

D Gilmore Roger Stoxes Pawl H. Scholz

Bedding and fuel aid urged as cold wave hits San Antonio

An appeal for fuel clothing and bedding for destitute residents was sounded by the central relief committee as a cold wave grips San Antonio Oscar Fowell head of the committee also asked for donations of clothing for needy families About 100 in clothing and 50 in food were donated by the San Antonio branch of the Madway Rail Clerks association through Tl PF Geyer president Bids for next week's grocery supply will be received Wednesday at 10 am by Howell Jones purchasing agent for the relief committee Groceries totaling about 414 000 will be purchased

San Antonio Central Pellet Committee Oscar Fowell Madway Rail Clerks Association Tl. PF

Air Mail Delay Forces Route Change at Big Spring

Postmaster G Luras announces a one night air mail delay on the Big Spring to San Angelo route. Rio Grande valley mail will move by rail to Fort Worth and then proceed to Los Angeles arriving the next day. Morning Valley mail will be held for train connections causing an extra night delay.

Big Spring San Angelo Pridiy R G. Luras Rio Grande Valley Theanal Port Worth Los Angeles Calif Fort Worth

Pupils to Attend Junior Church at Government BNL Methodist

The plan, announced Tuesday by Rev Willa D Weburnes, aims to organize a junior church program for pupils from local schools after dismissal. It seeks to teach religion through Bible study hymn singing and devotions for girls and boys in a structured setting each Wednesday.

Whiteh BNL Methodist Church Willa D. Weburnes Bie Rey My. Welfiira

Wright backs radio measure to regulate short wave sets

Commissioner Phil Wright urged passage of a measure regulating short wave radio usage in Texas. He claimed wreckers and ambulance delays hinder police work and urged limiting the equipment to business use to ease scene responses.

Wright Phil Wright Texs Cela

Hog Prices Rise as Snowstorm Delays Slaughter

Report from CHICAUD on February 7 notes a heavy snowstorm hindering hog slaughter. Pork prices jumped three and a half cents as workers faced frozen roads and limited supplies, with some plants unable to operate for part of the forenoon.

Hog Porkars

Junior Chamber to Hear Ochs at City Banquet

Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a banquet at the Citin ret holed at Gh p.m. Thursday. The program centers on a discussion titled Picture of the Young Man in San Antonio.

Ochs RT Ocha Apeak Betas Bor Antanol Camimerit Citin

Grain Market News From Chicago and Western U.S.

Overnight trading shows mixed activity as Chicago wheat prices dip then stabilize while corn advances narrowly. Weather in the Plains and Midwest tempers sentiment with frost risk, yet buyers abroad signal interest in Argentine supplies and distant futures.

Ynalérdey Atlantic Chicago Wyalwria Arpentina

Library seeks $5000 loan to cover operating costs

Harris on the library board finance committee met Mayor Chambers to outline a plan to borrow $5000 on $10,000 in bonds. A banking and city official meeting was set to discuss the loan after a preliminary conference. Funds would pay bookbinding, magazines, lights, and operating expenses.

Garnegit M. MS. Harris Library Board C. M. Chambers Radeil Meare San Antonio Public Service Company

Selfish Fathers Blamed For Baby Deaths In Sudbury

Sudbury mayor Penton launches probe after 40 deaths in one manifesto study cites 181 infant fatalities linked to unemployment relief and maternal food shortages before birth. Mothers report fathers taking most of available food, leaving insufficient nutrition for pregnant women and infants.

Sudbury Penton

Missouri Man Travels With Noted Companion on Journeys

A Missouri man known for escorting many travelers, H. Holliday, has accompanied 1440 people over four years. Most trips were to the Missouri penitentiary in Jefferson City, with prisoners from Jackson and Aransas City transported in buses and by train to deter escapes.

Missouri Kansas City Unig H. & Holliday Jefferson City Holliday Jackson Aransas City

Anti-Trust Gases to Be Set and Trial Dates

Disjointed report notes a Monday hearing linked to a Pel. 7,-1-Junge TL D Monge case involving Travis County officials and allegations of anti trust activity. Mentions electric stoves and Singapore energy context with unclear references to penalties and appliance regulation.

Aubyttin Junge Tld Travis County Alatrict Nannunerd Alate Agian the Standort Aly Comning Cadlhes Petroleum Tor Allogeel Paneras

Fraud Probe Heard Amid Applause In Senate Inquiry

The Senate ethics probe into alleged fraud in the recent council and senatorial race resumed with applause. Witnesses including Harvey Peltier testified on campaign funds while co-manager Allen Blender had drafted the report. General Ansell noted parish shifts against Broussard after last election.

New Orleans Yeb Senate Robert Howsll Nebraska Robert Carey Wyoming Hanyel B. Anzell Sena Tor Jann H. Overton Edward 8. Broussard Harvey Peltiér Overton Huey PB. Lang Peltier Alllen Blender Ansell Broussard Dre Hat Broussard Loog

Texas highway bids announced for projects worth 860000

Austin February 7 01 The Texas highway commission advertised bid packages on highway and bridge projects estimated at 860000 with settings for next Monday Eight locales listed Live Oak Jim Wells Kendall Kerr Guadalupe Comal Bowle feature long sections with limestone rock asphalt concrete and reinforced concrete works across highways and overpasses including York Creek Rice and Anderson creeks and Margy Creek overpass

Austin Texas Highway Commission Live Oak George Eet Jin Wells County Jim Wells Ieestone Live Oak County Inn Alice Kendall Meestone Boerna Comfort Kerr County Kerr Kendall County Tye Kerrville Guadalupe Olholg Creek Seguin York Creek Bowle Rice Anderson Creeks Tarsart Texas and Pacific Margy Creek

Tropical Bird Found in Northern Clime Shock Ohio News Style

In Pittsfield Massachusetts on February 15 a native described a rare tropical migratory bird seen in snowbound Berkshires. The quiline with a spreading wingspan of about 8 inches was the third of its kind reported in Massachusetts in nearly a century, prompting mention in state game laws.

Pittsfield Mass Leno Bonet Mas Enchusetts Thia

Chicago hotels wait big fair

Chicago hotelmen foresee a busy World’s Fair season with six of the city’s largest hotels reporting advance bookings totaling 30 million dollars five months before opening. Railroads have tentatively booked transportation for about 400,000 visitors, valued at roughly 32 million dollars, to and from the event.

Ecricagog Feb. IL Umcago Hotel Prindpxi Ralroads

Exports Show Increase in American Farm Equipment

Washington Feb 1 The export market for American made agricultural implements is expanding with growing proportions of total production exported annually. Officials note 27 percent of production was shipped abroad in the first year for which figures are available.

Washington, D. C Conpadice

City News Carnival at Dante Hall and Milne Street

A readable excerpt notes a city carnival event at Dante Hall and nearby Milne Street with mentions of Wea, Adim, and Uncle Doah. Names appear in fragmented form alongside a digit and stray terms.

Toudonxn Hall Wea Milne

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