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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1934
Page
5
Washington January 2 1934 Henry Morgenthau Jr takes oath as secretary of the treasury after William H Woodin resigns in ill health The new secretary promises no change in the monetary program and continues Roosevelt administration policy with vigor
An advertisement promises fast relief for high blood pressure with a free three day trial of a $2 treatment. It claims dizziness ringing in ears sleep loss and weakness improve, and mentions a postpaid, risk only $1 if approved. No drugs like salts opiates or dope.
A vintage ad urges readers to fight coughs quickly with Creomulsion. It claims seven active helps in one formula, emphasizes no narcotics, and offers an on-the-spot refund if relief is not achieved.
In Burnsville West Virginia on January 2 Dr Trimble reports a rough bout for a local claimably titled championship as he battled pneumonia. He coughed hard and broke a rib during the effort. Convictions totaling 279 from 374 migratory bird treaty act cases were secured by the government in the previous year. Six hundred feet of Oregon mountain top will be removed by hydraulic sluicing to create the Redding Eureka automobile highway corridor.
Retirement of three San Antonio Postal officials and two carriers as of January 1 includes Assistant Postmaster J. W. Fuller. Also retired are I. J. L. Krause, J. W. Craiga, A. E. Gentven, and T. Starr. The move aligns with a nationwide 10 year service retirement plan affecting about 40,000 workers, with 13 retirees from San Antonio so far.
In HELSINGFORS on January 3 UPPA reports Fascist leader Vihtori Kosola warned authorities that police disclosures of an alleged poison spy plot have inflamed Finns. Peasants in the Lapua district threaten to lynch a spy suspect, citing danger to Jenny Antlila from patriotic demonstrators near the Lupue government munitions plant.
Maj. Gen. Frank Parker new commander of the Philippines department of the U S Army announced plans to start tomorrow a thorough aerial survey of the islands. This marks a strategic step in mapping terrain and evaluating military needs for the region.
In Shawnee Oklahoma on January 3 the guard around Wilbur Underhill was doubled as the outlaw and a man identified as Raymond Roe were questioned in Oklahoma City by federal agent T. H. Calvin after a gunfight that left TV Mae Nichols fatally wounded. The raid on Miss Nichols home and robberies across Kansas Kentucky Arkansas and Oklahoma were disclosed, and Roe was wounded in the shoulder.
Two Black men, Johnnie Dade and Mose Ingram, were charged with the ax slaying of Roy Lapham near Alvin on Christmas Eve. They were held in a safe location after sheriff statements said no mob conflict was discussed. Lapham, a recluse, was found dead in his barn on Christmas Day.
An overt ad claims Cystex and Dr. C J Roberts formula cleanses the kidneys and bladder, starts within 15 minutes, and promises complete satisfaction with a money back guarantee. It targets tired, overworked individuals and urges readers to ask a druggist for Cystex today.
A French doctor from the University of Ireland body of Institute of kidney and bladder care praises Cystex. He notes its antiseptic and analgesic action and says the formula relieves nocturnal urination pain backache and headaches, especially aiding women in urinary tract discomfort.
Inside a modern storage warehouse, Chesterfield tobaccos lie among thousands of casks aged about four and a half miles worth of Liggett & Myers stock. It takes three years to age the tobacco for Chesterfield cigarettes, using all known science to craft a milder, better tasting cigarette.
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