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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
2
Former president Calvin Coolidge dies suddenly at his Vermont farm home after a long public career. The report notes his presidency and the tranquil departure following his term, with brief reminiscences of his early life and public service. The piece reflects on Coolidge's era and the impact of his leadership.
A magazine piece after Coolidge’s retirement recaps his decision to not seek a third term. It details health concerns for himself and Mrs Coolidge, his view that eight years is the limit for effective presidency, and the steps he took to step aside at the 1928 Republican convention. It notes his peace efforts abroad, tax cuts, and post presidency life including board service at New York Life. It also covers his early life in Plymouth Vermont, Amherst College, and marriage to Grace Goodhue with two sons, John and Calvin Jr.
In Boston on June 5, Governor odosaph B. Ely paused at a public reception after his inauguration to express regret at the death of former President Calvin Coolidge. Ely called Coolidge the father of Massachusetts and the nation for his forthright public acts and private integrity, and extended sympathy to Mrs. Coolidge.
Washington January 5 President Hoover plans to draft a formal message to Congress announcing the death of former President Calvin Coolidge.
Ban BABA Jan. A dozen quarts of high grade pecans are on exhibit at the San Saba chamber of commerce office by local grower F. A. Norris. He plans to send them to the world’s fair in Chicago for display from San Saba County. Varieties include Wright Sen Gaba Improved Burkett Onlton Daisy Steward Colorado Delmas Millican Squirrels Delight Halbert and Schley.
Rabbi Ephriam Frisch will preach on Zangwill's The Melting Pot at Friday evening services at Temple Beth El starting 8 pm. Saturday morning 10:30 am sermon will center on Joseph's question to his brothers from Genesis 45, framed as Doth my father ye?
Kerrville report shows home demonstration workers preserved foods worth 16,499.65 dollars in Kerr Kendall and Bandera counties during the last five months of 1892. Miss Emma Gunter, tri county agent, notes the effort reflects local preservation activity and impact.
Schreiner institute to be visited by Maj. Matsujiro Kimi of the Imperial Japanese army on January 13 during the annual inspection of the schol military corps by Bos. W. A. Castle.
Luling Volunteer Fire Department held its regular meeting to elect officers. D. B. Cochran was chosen president, Phillip Walker Jr vice president, R. O. Muenster secretary treasurer, J. N. Wells chief, D. W. Read assistant chief, and Miss Willy Jackson named fire queen.
A Red Cross shipment of 32,000 pounds of flour arrived in San Saba for distribution to needy families. Additional shipment of several thousand yards of piece goods was received. The notice also asks readers to contact Mary Lou about rental property and includes a local phone number.
Two damage suits for 1 000 000 each filed in city court accuse Warner Brothers Pictures and Vitagraph of defaming guards and chain gang camps. Plaintiffs J Harold Hardy and Paul Philipps claim the book and film I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang portray Burns’ escapes as true and defamatory.
Senate committee hear dire conditions in northern West Virginia coal regions as United Mine Workers official Van A. Bittner urges immediate passage of La Follette Costigan unemployment relief bill. C Carstens warns homeless-child funding falls short amid crisis. Bandits kill Kaleva bank cashier Bosworth Billman in Michigan payroll theft.
Prediction that the county tax collector will transfer from 18000 to 20000 dollars in excess fees into the general fund was made Thursday by M. G. Bardwell chief deputy tax collector who is preparing an annual report for 1832. Last year the office paid in about 5000 dollars in excess fees and the commissioners court budgeted 5000 as probable income this year. The larger sum will greatly aid a depleted general fund. The office took in about 85000 dollars in fees during the year and the report notes the largest excess-fees sum paid into the general fund was 25000 dollars by former Sheriff Alfonso Newton in 1840. the expected figure this year would be the second largest. PRIEST TO ITALY Father Ernest Rizzi prepared to leave El Paso to become pastor of one of 24 new parishes created in Italy by the pope.
Prompenese era product claims to treat colds by penetrating deeply into the skin using refined mutton suet. It contrasts with ordinary salves that stay on the surface and rely on mineral oils. The advertisement asserts Penetro works faster than common salves to reach the cold infection.
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