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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1932
Page
1
A reflective column cites postwar anxieties, tensions with Japan, and economic concerns about wheat, finance, and American exposure abroad. It mentions American travelers in Florida, U.S. wheat policy debates, and critics of foreign investments, with casual references to Roosevelt and immigration themes.
The committee heard that a 500,000 loan to Bolivia faced reluctance amid concerns Bolivia was no longer borrowing. Officials cited consultations with the State Department and economic analysts as the pretext for cautious consent. Banker Speyer and firm representatives described profits and lending figures, noting European sales and limited German participation in the loan.
A distressed man shot himself near his wife yesterday, after months of unemployment and a year of working in Prov ers alercs. The incident occurred at night as the couple were together, ending in the husband’s death. Police are reviewing the circumstances.
Han Slade, age 73, a retired Admiral and veteran of the Philippine campaign, died of pneumonia today. Careanga, a companion in service, noted his long career and public service. The death closes a chapter on a notable naval officer known for leadership during wartime.
Weather forecast notes generally fair conditions Wednesday and Thursday with a Wednesday night front. Temperatures expect a low around 60s Wednesday with a cooler high Thursday around 62. northerly winds, warmer on Friday and Saturday, with mild to moderate warming into the weekend.
The article reports on Sidney Lenz facing a dwindling chance amid the ongoing bridge competition. Culbertson leads with a substantial margin as officials monitor the system experiments and alleged supervisory influence.
Roger W. Witt, 28, arrested and charged in Justice John H. Shook's court after allegedly plotting to extort money from a woman who had agreed to be paid. The incident occurred in the 100 block of San Pedro Avenue, with investigators Vergaron and Rayngowl South stationed nearby.
A sped boat loaded with rum sank off Rockaway early today after a collision with a coast guard vessel. The crew were all rescued by the coast guard before the boat disappeared beneath the waves.
Two bandits armed with small arms robbed the office of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in Chicago. They escaped with about $500 after threatening employees during the hold up.
Washington report notes a postponed foray by the House Agriculture Committee as lawmakers delay action on government wheat releases for relief. The delay keeps government stockpiles sighted for potential market stabilization.
In Madrid and two other cities civil guards clashed with workers during riots that spread to several provinces. Authorities report eight people killed as tensions escalate and demonstrations continue into the evening.
Philanthropist Julius Rosenwald was reported gravely ill with family and officials awaiting a decision on treatment. list of supporters and staged aid remained ready as his condition worsened in Chicago.
Japanese authorities and Allied powers pursue a shifting stance as Tokyo backs away from an apology while the United States Britain and France weigh actions. Reports say Chinese commanders urge a formal war move, with international diplomacy tangled and new investigations ongoing.
Two U S judges argued the Texas martial law declaration aimed to limit oil production and protest the governor's actions. Plaintiffs Constantin Weather and others challenge the restriction as pretext while officials defend it as necessary for public order. The hearing proceeded amid heated debate on executive powers.
Chicago January story of a 46 year old man, George Mueller, who fell from a train onto live power lines and survived. An Illinois Central Rail employee helped locate Mueller and likely saved his life after a harrowing moment on a South Side train. The incident halted traffic for several hours while responders and railroad workers settled the scene.
A bomb exploded near a mortuary on the North Side injuring three people including pedestrians and Clifford Paviek, driver of a vehicle. George Klaner, owner of the mortuary, said he believed the device was planted and damaged the storefront while a cleaning and dyeing shop operated on the building’s second floor.
A report from Los Angeles indicates 1200 Mexicans will return to Mexico under a transportation program funded by a 150 dollar appropriation. County supervisors note past transfers have relieved the local welfare fund amid ongoing efforts to manage immigrant relief.
Raleigh North Carolina official announces that Jon Ton Monerr, a convict in Winston Salem, has had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment after a recommendation from Governor Ganther's executive counsel Tyce C. Naylor. The move reflects changes to the original sentence and signals a major legal adjustment in the case.
Officials discuss American delegation and the role of foreign affairs committees amid debate on military posture and peace prospects. Representative Cole questions European involvement while other lawmakers push for restraint to avoid inflaming global tensions.
Rescue teams raced to aid a marooned group in the Sierra Nevada mountains northeast of here after they became stranded by snow. Crews battled blizzard conditions to deliver fuel medical supplies and clothing to the hikers and any injured.
Fragmented text suggests a notice about prohibited glider flying and restricted aircraft operations. Mentions government roles, rights, and international airspace concerns, with unclear dates or places due to OCR damage.
An 8 year old girl tells how a heated dispute with her mother Mrs Mantle Malews led to a violent incident at Hall Street. Neighbors describe a quarrel as the boy and his mother clashed and she reported injuries, with further testimony about who started the confrontation and the sequence of blows. The case proceeds with the detective’s account and family statements.
Fragmented ad style text invites readers to find a reasonble apartment quickly. It mentions contact names and addresses such as Sary Tan and 602 San Perec Cut H, with scattered references to locations, weeks, and service offerings. The readable bits suggest a housing and services listing with multiple names and places.
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