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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
3
Lucanian minister of Justice Finmongui died last night in Bucharest after a day of illness. The death removes a senior government figure amid political tensions in the region.
Springfield Massachusetts Jan 7 The bodies of Yarry and Jennings Young killers of six Springfield and one county officers will be buried in Houston Texas in private funeral The telegram from Ale J D Youngs to a Houston daughter says the wives preferred Houston burial, the Houston burial is seen as better by the daughter Mrs T T Mackey. The choice may affect Greene County reward payments and require positive identification before rewards are paid.
Unclear text from a damaged clipping reports Representative Cochray proposing aid for William Dalton of St Louis who was badly burned when a liquor shipment caught fire. The motion seeks federal funds to compensate Dalton and cover damages.
Congress conducts general debates and hearings on foreign securities plans, centric salaries reduction, and the reconstruction corporation. Committees including Ways and Means and Foreign Affairs push discussions on fund allocations plant relief efforts and impeachment actions, with Stimson Mellon and Patman figures appearing in hearings and votes.
Washington Democrats, 7- Jon Wi Kongressional figures, claim to act as the party’s real voice and plan to overlook the liquor law dispute raised by national chairman Raskok. They cite the capital bill convictions and argue the party’s presidential campaign prospects depend on steering the economy and controlling the crisis.
Crusaders, an organization opposing the liquor amendment, presented a petition today to antic and monlaty members urging immediate enactment of beer legislation. J. G. Waslington dan is cited in the report as a petition signer.
The House Judiciary Committee delayed consideration of Patman’s resolution to impeach Secretary Mellon until next week. Debate centers on high crimes and misdemeanors linked to treasury and industrial stockholder influence, withPatman determined to pursue impeachment once committee constraints ease.
Baltimore leaders from national, state, and city circles gather for a Democratic campaign dinner marking the planned opening of Governor Albert Ritchie’s bid for the party’s presidential nomination. The event signals a crucial early show of support and campaign momentum.
Washington Department of State denies responsibility for losses from foreign loans over the past decade. Secretary Stimson replies that the issue arose from strained diplomatic relations. Senator Glass accuses the department of allowing losses to Americans. Testimony notes Latin American overborrowing by 1928 and a wave of bonds now in default, amid commerce department remarks on lending. The finance committee hears about about eight hundred million dollars in Latin American bonds since the war.
Washington report says Mayor Frank Murphy of Detroit urged direct federal appropriation to aid the needy. He argued state relief funds are exhausted and that Detroit’s relief work has been greatly curtailed by limited funds. Gilford, head of the president's unemployment relief committee, was listed to appear tomorrow.
Washington January 7 Secretary Adams told the senate naval committee it is extremely doubtful the navy will seek any actual appropriation for new construction this year. He could not officially endorse the bill to authorize building the American fleet up to treaty strength without study by Hoover and the budget bureau. Earlier this week he gave general endorsement to the measure in another committee.
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