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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1935

Page

3

Broadway Bull and Film Week At Aztec And Majestic

Review notes Broadway Bull at Aztec hailed for dramatic climax and audience energy. Also highlights Forsaking All Others at Majestic with Gable and Montgomery, plus Gus Arnheim at Shadowlang and The Green Pastures Texas engagement. Mentions A Girl of the Limberlost at Texas with Lews Dresser and Ralph Morgan, describing period settings and county folk.

Sam Woolforn Tou Cat Audiene Warner Baxter Myrna Loy Clarence Muse Walter Connolly Mickey Mouse Majestic Clark Gable Joan Wiord Robert Montgomery Chastes Butterworth Park Avenue Bille Burke Houston Jean Stratton Porter Texas Limterlost Uncle Westey Whan Marsh Betty Blythe Indiana

Local Social Notes Highlight San Antonio Week

San Antonio social calendar fills with meetings at Mexican Restaurant club, Diocesan Catholic Women event, Junior League mid winter gathering, and multiple open houses and receptions. Attendees include Mrs. Louis A. Suim, Miss Lovella Jones, Edward D. Da Fay, Mrs. Marshall Spoonts, Mrs. Eshleman, and Lt. James Burwell, with events at homes on Bigsby and Huisache avenues and at the Archdiocesan Council venue.

San Antonio Josephine Stainewilson Gorpus Christi Marshall Spoonts Lovella Jones Edward D. da Fay Benjamin Eshleman Phiadelphia Eshlemman WW. Jones Spoonts

Program Change Proposed to Aid Farmers Through Tariff Benefits

Washington reports Representative Dies proposes replacing the agricultural adjustment plan with a tariff benefit system. Domestic crop consumption to be estimated and divided among producers, with tariffs lifting farmers’ domestic prices to parity with world prices. Excess production would sell at world market price, while output within allotments remains unrestricted.

Washington, D. C Agricultural Adjustment Dies Tarif Secretary of Agriculture Texan

Five Die as Speeding Car Crashes Into Bridge Abutment

A Wake Forest N C car strike at midnight killed five occupants and injured two others. The dead are Clayton Minzelle Teron White James Morris all of Windsor Katherine Batchelor of Durham and Pauline Whitfield of Robersonville. Injured include Levera Grimes of Robersonville and Doris Batchelor of Durham. Coroner L W Waring reports possible alcohol involvement.

Wake Forest N.C Tere Cnteally Clayton Minzelle Teron White James Morris Windsor Katherine Batchelor Durham Pauline Whitfield Robersonville Levera Grimes Doris Batchelor Batchelor L. WM. Waring Wake County

Reno Marriages in 1934 Set Records in Nevada

Reno and Carson City posted record marriage licenses in 1934 as Nevada’s divorce capital. The year saw 5629 couples wed in Reno and 118 in Carson City, while Reno issued 2920 divorces and Carson City 166, amid California’s strict “Gin marriage” laws.

Reno Heno Nevada Caraon City California Carson City Divorer

Outlawing of Mexico Urged in Congress Debate

Washington today saw renewed calls over Mexico’s religious education clash. Rep Bigsigs of Massachusetts urged a resolution to withdraw US recognition of Mexico and remove Ambassador Daniels. Rep Higing had asked President Roosevelt to protest Mexico’s Catholic school closures and priest expulsions. Secretary Hughes declined intervention, noting Mexico’s right to regulate internal religious matters. Daniels faced Catholic critique over a past immigration remark. the State Department said it explained its stance and the matter was closed.

Washington, D. C Mexico Bigsigs Democrat Massachusetts Congress United States Josephus Daniels Higging Reaver Tigde Hulk

Cleveland Blast Furnaces Roar Prosperity Tune

Cleveland reports rising industry as Corrigan McKinney Steel builds the third blast furnace and Otis Steel expands open hearths. Nearby, a business location at 601 Goliad Street is for rent as industry growth continues. See Classified Ads.

Cleveland Corrison-MckKinney Steel Company Corrigan-McKinney Otis Steel Company Eeversife Setion Goliad Street Glassifica- Hon Ligal

Hearst Talk Opuses Drive Against Communist Spread

Lawmakers from both parties react to William Randolph Hearst broadcast on Government by the Proletariat urging strong immigration controls to keep communists out. Reps Dies Dickinson Tinkham Holden, and Sen Schall praise Hearst noting the need to curb Red Russia and halt propaganda in American cities. Congress urged to act boldly to counter communist influence.

Washington, D Dan United States Congress Wiliam Randolph Hearst Martin Dies Texas Hearst Benatar Dickinson Town Caid Hearns Senate George Holden Tinkham Republican Massachusetts Thomas Schall Repub- Mean Minnesota Roosevelt Soviet Russia Opy Jennings Randolph Democrat Virginia Hearsh Russia

Maverick Biography Highlights Texas Patriot Ancestor

Maury Maverick, new Texas representative, delivers a lengthy 25 line biography in the congressional directory. He notes his grandfather Paralel A Maverick, a Texas patriot who signed the Texas Declaration of Independence in 1836, educated at common schools, Virginia Military Institute and the University of Texas, and who began law practice at age 20. The elder Maverick served in the Twenty-eighth Infantry in World War I, was wounded October 4, 1918, and received the Silver Star and Purple Heart. He joined the Episcopal Church, the Circus Fans of America, and helped found the San Antonio Zoological Society.

Washington D. C Maury Maverick Texas Paralel Twenty-eighth Infantry Episcopal Church Circus Fans of América San Antonio Zological Society

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