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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1932
Page
17
An editorial notes constructive forces gaining the upper hand as bank credit loosens under Glass-Steagall impacts and a lower Federal Reserve rate. It cites improved sentiment, reduced block trading, and cautious optimism about a coming economic recovery, with mixed signals in production and trade.
A bank holiday marked by March 2 activities in San Antonio with local celebrations and commemorations featuring marching bands and community gatherings. Officials remind residents of related closures and formal observances tied to Texan Independence Day.
In early days of the House, Joseph O. Cannon’s tight control defined the chamber. John N. Garner, aligned with Champ Clark, challenged the rule, aiding reforms that weakened the speaker’s power and reshaped the 60th Congress through pivotal votes on calendars and tariff battles.
The 1931 congressional clash over rules toppled Speaker Cannon’s power. Champ Clark’s allied insurgents and Garner led a ground breaking shift, replacing committee control with elected panels and restoring member authority. Garner emerged as a leading parliamentary figure in the process. Continuous coverage promised tomorrow.
Boston police early today trapped William E Gray a four time escaped Mainz robber. He was wanted for the holdup and schooling of Phil Sweeney detective in Greenfield X where he and a woman hid in a cottage. Two squads armed surrounded the area and captured him.
Three boys aged 11, 9, and 7 went missing during a picnic at Amarillo Creek near Amarillo Texas. An overnight search by land and an airplane located them six miles from the city near a farm. They slept on the ground until found and were safely brought home.
German aviators Hans Bertram and Walter Bruegmaen with a cameraman began a projected round the world flight from Kiel in a low-wing hydroplane Atlantis. They aim to complete one of the longest routes, traveling across Europe to reach Asia and the Pacific, crossing the Alps only if necessary.
Rome dispatch reports an airpassenger miner nose-dived during landing at Ostia. Two persons died and four were injured as authorities launched an investigation into the crash amid the Haf imme dagli immed launched inquiry.
Joseph Raman, 48, was electrocuted at Western penitentiary for the murder of his wife Lo in Amshry bnât? court case details indicate the death sentence was carried out in Bellefonte. State authorities completed the execution as scheduled.
British statesman Lloyd George will appear at 3 20 p m Tuesday over KTSA and the Columbia network speaking at a 6 dinner in London in honor of Wales patron saint. Radio listings also note Longhorn Lirke cowboy singers at 9 45 over WOAL, Scotland Yard mystery on KTSA at 10 15, Bing Crosby later, Howard Barlow with Columbia Symphony at 9, and Tibbett in New York per Met Opera assignment with Crooks substituting. Burns and Allen debut with Lombardo at 8 over KTLA and Columbia network. Irish Eyes Are Smiling on Contented at 7. Parade of States on WOAT at 8 49. Roll Them Cotton Eater and Daylight Trading pieces with Rosamond Johnson choir and Rollin Smith in various slots.
Mexico City reports a giant tourist resort and gambling center to be built at Topo Chico just outside Monterey. Projected cost exceeds 5,000,000 with mineral springs incorporated. Aimed at attracting American tourists via the Mexico City to Laredo highway now usable by road traffic.
The Rev. Thomas Harlon, 84, noted international religious leader and founder of the Los Angeles Bibletalule, died in Los Angeles on February 2.
A dense OCR listing of national and local radio programs on KTSA and other stations, detailing times, show titles, orchestras, performers, and sponsors. Includes morning news, weather, and various music and talk segments with numerous named programs and people.
February 23 report from FOCAMONTAS Vi notes 20 bodies recovered at the Boleevatn coal mine after an explosion early Saturday. Rescue teams work in relays through debris to reach 18 additional workers believed dead, as authorities push efforts to locate the missing in the inner passages.
A blaze at a home for the aged in Synerdsjoe Sweden suffocated nine inmates and one male employee as they slept on the third floor. The Copenhagen dispatch states the dead were all aged residents and staff.
Vatican radio reports Pope Pius XII offered sympathy and blessing to persecuted Christians in Russia, Spain, Mexico, and elsewhere. He praised radio and urged inspiration from Sister Joha's life, while stressing peace, Christian living, and collaboration for prosperity amid turmoil. Classified ad notes lost items and radio ad contact.
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