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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1933
Page
1
In a fragmented interview the speaker declares intent to kill the president over capitalist oppression. The man repeats threats and mentions wanting a job while insisting the stomach pains drive his violent resolve. Attorney Rais asks for clarification as the shooting night is recalled.
A early medical survey details ambulant proctology as a method for treating anorectal diseases such as hemorrhoids fissures prolapse and related conditions. It contrasts ambulant care with radical operations, notes rapid relief of hemorrhoids, discusses digestion related irritation and its role in symptoms, and observes gradual adoption across regions and specialties. The piece also references patient recovery timelines and the procedural focus on restoring venous and rectal function.
Fragmented testimony shows Giuseppe Zangara claiming misdirected gunfire at Roosevelt while insisting he is not insane. Defense and prosecution debate sanity and the impact of the tariff commission report, with doctors labeling Zangara a socially quixotic figure amid courtroom tension.
The Navy may stop furnishing silverware chinaware and servants to captains and enlisted men in the next fiscal year. The Appropriations Committee recommended ending most programs, leaving admirals to supply their own gear. Currently admirals may keep a small set of gilt cutlery and linen. replacement would fall to the admirals if worn out.
A fragmented OCR passage hints at an advertisement or health claim about aging and hair dye or treatments. It mentions secrecy about age, gray hair, and various garbled names and terms, suggesting a publicity blurb or product pitch without clear details or verifiable facts.
The joint legislative committee on organization and economy urged Texas to buy from the state prison system and other charitable institutions for departments and subdivisions. It recommended dissolving the board of pardons and paroles, folding its duties into a welfare department, and revising parole with new modern prison units planned.
San Antonio to Tulsa generally fair with northerly winds aloft and rising visibilities. Cloudy periods expected across many regions with light to moderate precipitation totals through the week and fluctuations in temperature and wind. data includes regional summaries for New Orleans and Abilene, with tourist weather guidance and periodic advisories.
The Appropriations Committee reported a naval budget of 901 million for the coming fiscal year, funding Marine Corps at current strength while cutting night pay for high ranking aviation officers and trimming other costs. Total construction funds exceed current year by 53 million, with 35.8 million for navy increases and the rest for alterations and repairs. The report notes U S ships and ships in commission comparisons with Britain and Japan, detailing commissions for capital ships, air craft carriers, cruisers, destroyers and submarines, and states the committee overruled Hoover's recommendation.
The report notes a decline in Marine Corps enlistments to 1360 and a provision of 15 340. Flight pay for officers fixed at 1420 annually while last March it was half base pay. By July the Navy would have 960 usable planes, 40 short of the five year expansion, with dirigible Maeno to be commissioned. The Navy lists 544 aviators and notes Maeno caps 127. A separate item reports the steamer Pema Casilla sinking near Laurea with 12 dead and only one saved.
The ad argues Pepsodent Antiseptic delivers greater germ killing power than rival mouthwashes, claims it stays effective when diluted with water, and offers more value for the money. It emphasizes faster germ destruction and extra protection against sore throats and colds.
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