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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1933

Page

8

Strides Made by Roosevelt with Cabinet Progress

President-elect Roosevelt forged ahead on cabinet planning for the inauguration, narrowing choices for secretary of state, treasury, and agriculture. He discussed potential picks with Woodin and Wallace, considered La Follette and Tobin, and kept rapid communications on cabinet appointments as Carter Glass and Cutting declined.

New York INS Roosevelt Benater Carter Gless Virginia Bronson Cutling New Mexico Woodin Commerce Phil LaFallette Wisconsin Bob LaFallette Cordell Hid Termessee the Treasury William H. Woodin Thomas J. Walsh Montana Navy Claude A. Swenson James A. Farley Agriculture Henry Wallace Iowa Interior Phillip la Follette Secretary of the Treasury Jessie J. Btraus Prince Secretary of Labor Miss. Frances Perkins New York State American Federation of Labor Michael J. Tobin

Wallaces Vying For Cabinet Post In Early White House Buzz

Indianapolis reports indicate Henry Wallace and his son Wallace Jr contend for a cabinet role in a likely surge of Democratic appointments. Miss Perkins may lose a bid as the first woman cabinet member amid talk of a broad reshuffle led by Rex Tugwell and President-elect Roosevelt.

Indianapolis Teamsters Miss Perkins Ecabinet Democratic Party Wallace Rex G. Tugwell Hoosevelt Tugwell Wallaace Henry Wallace Warren G. Harding Herbert Hoover Commerce Iowa

Poison Claims Life of Woman at Local Hospital

Abs. Claris Guia, 27, of 211 Panina Street, died at Robert B. Green hospital late Saturday from the effects of poison. She was taken to the hospital in the police ambulance late Friday.

Abs Claris Guia Panina Street Robert B. Green Hospital

Blessing of Animals Draws Los Angeles Pets and People

In Los Angeles at La Olvera street Father Victor Marin led a blessing of the animals ceremony. Children in Mexican dress carried kittens and dogs while birds and cock cages filled the line. Shaggy burren, police dogs and a Chihuahua joined the crowd under a green canopy and a cross.

Los Angeles la Olvera — Street Victor Marin

Italy's new artistic spirit praised at Rockefeller Center

Augusto Rossol, Italy's ambassador to the United States, described Italy’s new artistic and intellectual spirit during Italian Day at the College Art Association's International Exhibition in Rockefeller Center, stating it harmonizes centuries of wealth with future appeal under Mussolini's inspiration.

New York Italy Mussolini Augusto Rossol United States College Art Association Rockefeller Center

Conferees Plan Great Power for President-Elect

Senate and house conferees agreed on a treasury post office bill rider granting the President-elect Roosevelt sweeping power to reorganize the federal service. The General Economy Act includes authority to transfer abolish or consolidate bureaus and commissions, strengthening executive control before inauguration.

U.U INS Roosevelt Senate House Treasury-Post Office Byrnes Democrat South Carolina South Carolina}, Close Friend of the President-Elect, Under T Mr. Roosevelt

Senate to probe National City stock scandal

Washington D C Feb 14 US congressional aides revealed a secret senate investigation into National City stock sales will disclose how the public was misled as the committee closes its stock market inquiry. Witnesses summoned include Charles Ketchell Gordon Renchler and Ferdinand Perera with further subpoenas issued for Wall Street leaders.

Washington, D. C National Stepadder Senate Committee Senate Norbeck Natonal Charles B. Ketchell Gordon Renchler Ferdinand Perera Senate Townsel Wall Street

Game Commission Sues Ex Wardens for License Fees

AUSTIN February 18 two suits filed in Fifty third District Court seek 1292.50 from former state game wardens H B Ferguson of Malakoff and W T Burk of Wichita Falls plus American Surety and Fidelity and Deposit for license fees owed to the state game fish and oyster commission. Blalock County Attorney alleges 768 due from Ferguson and 514 50 from Burk.

Austin State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Fifty-third District Bryan Blalock H B. Ferguson Malakoff Henderson County W. T. Burk Wichita Falls American Surety Company Fidelity and Deposit Company Blalock Ferguson Burke

Loree Pleads for Freedom of Railroads in Senate Hearing

Loree president of the Delaware Hudson Railroad urges sweeping deregulation to restore transportation, arguing excess rules and paternalism hinder recovery. He envisions modern cars and engines, fewer terminals, and letting railroads fix their own issues with regulatory relief. Flint Garrison backs a federal public works bond issue to spur employment.

Washington, D. C L. F. Loree Delawares’ Hudson Railroad Company Inter State Commerce Commission Loree Flint Garrison Wholesale Dry Goods Institute New York

Window Washer Held in Extortion in Houston

Houston reports that Joe Jenner, a 32 year old window washer, was arrested and held in city jail after allegedly attempting to extort 250 dollars from wealthy oilman A. W. Crosby. The incident occurred February 1 with Jenner accused of demanding payment to avoid harm. Jenner is expected to face formal charges in the county court.

Houston Joe. Jenner A. W. Crosby

Peru and Colombia war rumors spark regional alarm

In Guayaquil a report claims a Peruvian naval force including the battleship Colonel Bolognesi and six submarines departedCallao harbor several days ago, with sighting of a possible attack on Colombia’s Pacific coast.

Guayaquil Houador Colombia Pactid Bolognesi Collag Harbor

Thunderstorms Travel Slowly Across Pacific Northwest

Portland report notes average Washington and Oregon lightning storms move between 1 and 20 miles per hour with measurements from the Pacific Northwest forest experiment station. Few storms exceed 49 miles an hour, indicating general slowness for the region’s storms.

Portland Ore Washington Oregon Pacific Northwest Forest - Experiment Station

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