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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1933
Page
7
A first in a series profiles Calvin Coolidge through intimate recollections by John T. Lambert, longtime associate. The piece portrays his stance on French war debts, urging repayment, and contrasts his plain Yankee honesty with foreign entitlement, highlighting debates from Harding era discussions to postwar policy.
New York and national markets closed in tribute to former President Calvin Coolidge. The New York Stock Exchange and commodity avenues did not open, with major exchanges across Chicago Philadelphia Boston Cleveland St Louis Cincinnati Detroit and San Francisco also closed. Only the Chicago Board of Trade opened until 10 a.m., with foreign markets operating normally.
Natky wool uniforms will join U S Army gear after trials. Eighth Corps area stations will receive try on sets in all sizes to determine proper fit, as large stock remains unavailable. New woolen uniforms mirror officer attire and complete the War Department effort for better apparel. Khaki sets already replace older garments with distribution planned by fall.
SONORA Texas Jan 1 The Public Indemnity company of Newark has asked bids from contractors for the completion of the grading contract formerly held by Archer Construction on Highway 37 for the first 10 miles west of Sonora. Action is promised following a shutdown on the job since October. Inflection said France will be made to pay. Calvin Coolidge avoided pressure from foreign propaganda and negotiations. The article notes diplomatic tensions, notes about the Geneva arms conference, and hints at future installments.
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