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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1937

Page

9

Mexico aims to create foreign trade bank in capital

Mexico City reports President Lazaro Cardenas announced plans in a New Year message to form a bank for foreign trade to aid commerce abroad. The address noted no reference to refunding debt, while negotiations with an international bank committee were said to be near. He cited arms sales to the Spanish Socialist government since the Civil War began, including 28 million rounds of ammunition and 22,000 rifles.

Mexico City Jal Mexico Lazaro Cardenas Bank. Org Cismosed Merion Spain

Nine Feared Dead in Boat Explosion at Lake Michigan

Coast Guard Captain William Budwig said all hands likely perished after the 110 foot salvage boat Matoid Teaver Wand blew up while salvaging two gasoline cargo from the abandoned tanker J Oswald Boyd on upper Lake Michigan yesterday. He reported five crew members aboard and possibly four other persons.

Charlevoix Mich City Coast Guard William Budwig J. Oswald Boyd Upper Lake Michigan Ludwig

Palestine Receives First Double Decker Bus

A British model double decker will soon begin service on Tel Aviv and Jaffa streets as Palestine’s first. The government passes a special law permitting a trial run to protect overhead wires, following an appearance at the Levant fair.

Jerusalem Cnsi Palestine Tel Aviv Jaffa Levant Fairast

Going Strong on Week Days Light Classified Advertising Ra Fur230

Ra Fur230 ad blitzes Aliveziter firms during weekday business hours. Classified sections highlight bold pricing, quick turnover options, and frequent discounts aimed at small businesses and daily commuters. Local readers respond with inquiries and contract requests.

Youth Ends Life by Dashing Before Train in Tulsa

In Tulsa a note found on Monroe Hoffman 19 a University of Kansas student explains his intent as he walked onto a Frisco line and threw himself before a switch engine. Patrols report he was a top chemical engineering student aiming to lead a factory project.

Tulsa Okla Patice Ray Cowan Afonroe Hoffman Briliant University of Tases Frisco Hare Sullivan Joli Polve Sullivan Sait M. H. Hoffman Ead Iatory

Federal maritime strike upends hopes for peace talks

In San Francisco on January 2, reports say the 65 day Pacific coast maritime strike has displaced peace prospects with settlement talks. Observers foresee action in Washington as Assistant Secretary McGrady heads to the capital after two months of negotiations. A committee from seven striking unions plans to travel to Washington seeking legislation, with support from the national railway unions.

San Francisco Congress Washington Fidward McGrady McGrady Yasters PF Marsh Labor Department Candiinior Sid Mariday Nions Gratte National Railway

Union Parley In Car Strike at General Motors

DesMoines January 2 Union leader Marlin president of the United Automobile Workers of America said the union would not answer GM's latest communication until after a general conference of USA Web representatives in Flint. Delegates gather Sunday to present a collective bargaining proposal to GM as widescale strikes have idled seven plants and left 30 000 workers idle. The Rev Charles E Conghlin urged industrial peace in a New Year's Day radio plea asking workers to be sensible Christians and let industry set the board of directors.

Charles E. Conghlin Pote Jesus Christ Rdirectorn

Trapped Navajo Hunters in Snowbound Zuni Region

Rescue crews from the United States Indian Service labor to reach more than 100 Navajo families and pit harvesters trapped by a blizzard six miles south of Zuni. An estimated 30 Navajo families are scattered across the region, with a snowbound corridor of eight feet in places delaying efforts for days.

Gallip Jon Zuni United Siates Indian Service Zul Here E.R. Frier Indian Service Guni Ralwh

Grant Wage Boosts at Smelting Plant

Salt Lake City area workers at Garfield and Murray Utah plant received wage increases announced by American Smelting and Refining, affecting 133,000 employees. Manager W J O Connor outlined boosts for skilled workers and an overall rise in average pay, totaling about 53,440.

Salt Lake

Japan considers $50 million war fund for defense

A joint contribution of 50 million dollars to the national defense fund is being contemplated by major Japanese business leaders. The idea originated with influential financiers in Formosa and has spread to Tokio financiers who seek to mobilize prominent capitalists across Japan in this patriotic effort.

Japan TORIG National Defense Fund Formosa Tokio

Oblate Priest Dies in Wreck Near Port Alma Ont

The Rev. Willem J. Stanton, provincial of the first province, died in a car crash near Port Alma Ontario while driving to Detroit. His car struck a telephone pole and hit an abutment after which the coroner said he may have suffered a stroke or heart attack.

Buffalo Willem Stanton Port Alma

New Year Holiday Death Toll Across States Rises

The Associated Press reports over 200 violent deaths and 565 traffic fatalities during the Christmas to New Year period. Pennsylvania leads with 29 fatalities, California 22, and Texas reports several traffic and other deaths. Notable incidents include a fatal stabbing between Fort Worth and Dallas and multiple traffic crashes across states as the nation marks a violent holiday stretch.

Chicago Gan Pennsylvania California Aliumobile Droomer Wis Texas Alabams Arizona Colorado Connecticut Florida Tols Indlang Joyy Kabies Maryland Massachius Pits Michigay Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New Jersey New York Ohio Oklahome Oregon Rhode Island Tennessee Associated Press M. A. Moncrief Fort Worth Dallas William Martin Theodore Charles Kuehting

Unemployed father jailed for throwing baby from bridge

London January 2 A 24 year old father, Joan William Charles Sterney of Purcell Crescent North Fulham, was sentenced to seven years penal servitude at the Old Bailey for throwing his baby girl from a railway bridge at Lovelong Blackheath because he could not afford to keep her. The incident occurred as a five rail train passed. Advocate Mervyn Griffiths Jones argued unemployment drove the tragedy, noting Stepney’s good character. The recorder said the unemployed do not turn to murder to save their pennies.

London Lovelong Blackheath Old Bailey Joan William Charles Sterney Purcell Crescent North Fulam Mervyn Griffiths Jones Stemney Stepney

Snake Chases Ride After Sky Jeepers Odd Flight

In Sydney an overcast sky ride startled a motoring party when a large snake, carried in its talons by a bound creature, dropped onto the front seat near Cocamta, New South Wales. The passengers leapt out as the car halted and the snake slithered away, frightened by the commotion.

Sky Sydney Australia Sar Cocamta New South Wales

Justice Ponders Romantic Lack In New Year Offer

Justice L. M. Tartaglia mused on romance and offered to marry couples free to mark the new year and his birthday yesterday. The gesture drew several takers as he contemplated the state of love today.

Albuquerque N. Af

Yeggmen Crack Two Floresville Safes

Floresville police report safes cracked by professional burglars. A Floresville Texaco station and two Floresville service stations were robbed, with money and valuables stolen. No injuries noted. Investigation underway.

Floresville Stiri Aes Antonia Pounce Sorith and Dennis Aden Texaco

Social calendar notes and engagements in Texas society

Social calendar items list luncheons and breakfasts at the Gunfrey hotel and various homes, announcing engagements such as Miss Rebecca Patton to Lt. Donet Walker Sudduth, Baylor students visiting from Dallas and Mexia, dances and open houses hosted by Mrs. C. V. Berry, and Army Daughters events at Fort Sam Houston with plans for a February fundraising carnival. Also mentions upcoming club meetings, a Miss Patricia Huth and Donelson Caffery Gillis wedding at St. Peter's, and numerous hostess details and guest lists.

Virginia Sugg Missy Rebecca Wilcox McKiney Dorothy McElroy Mexia Anns Mergaren Willoughby Dallas Baylor University Waco Virginis Patricia Geetlig Huth Albert V. Huth Donelson Caffery Gills B. T. Gillis San Antonio Louisiana St. Peter's Prince of the Apostles Pater M. Baque i Richard Fernandez Ste Guedentes Huth Gills M's. Gillis Mexico City Biter Eset Fort Sam Houston Con Seston Army Helief George D. Arrowsmith

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