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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1935
Page
10
Dr Ler Fall Sieg, president of the University of Washington, argues for crime reduction through broad investigation, home and school education, and teaching youth to think and act as pioneers of good, stressing parental responsibility and respect for law across society.
AUETIN, Jan 3. The Texas relief commission posted regulations for guiding total administrators to reduce unemployables by February 1. No federal aid after February 1. Women eligible for state mothers aid, persons over years of age, except those with examinations proving inability to work. Skilíble clients include: chronic illness, temporary disability, and those able to perform a day of work.
Suburb sewerage service studied as San Antonio weighs costs for extending treatment to Rurkindale and south San Antonio. Street Commissioner Paul Brettlee notes prior decision that system was too small and not to service the two suburbs. State engineer W M Bhiets requests reconsideration. if government aid and no taxpayer burden can be secured, the city may install digestors and sludge drying beds.
Governor Milla Ferguson seeks Senate confirmation for James Strong of Panola Hen Gisinger of Garland and John W. Lated of Lufkin to the state board of education. She also requests Mrs LD Fairchild of Lufkin to the board of regents of the University of Texas, Guy Wegeones of Fort Worth as chairman of the state racing commission, and J E Jossey of Houston to the board of regents of the State Teachers Colleges.
The piece notes that over 90 percent of U.S. business uses check payments and outlines two forms of bank clearings: New York city totals and outside New York. It emphasizes the seasonal trend rather than giving definite conclusions, based on National totals compiled by Commercial and Financial Campiels.
The 1934 bank elections show changes across San Antonio institutions with J K Larham joining the Prat Na and Carl G Vockuseh named cashier at Grogs National. Frost National lists T C Srose as chairman and W B Napier among officers. San Antonio branches set new leadership as annual votes approach after February 15.
Merla H Holguin and attending physicians report that a 12 year old Laay girl, identified as Babe 1807, could consume only about 20 calories daily while 60 to 16 were needed to sustain life. The child, pale and ill, died after the condition persisted despite care. Her white shroud marked the infant’s last gift.
Jet fuel and white metal prices stay elevated with notes on nickel and electric components. Week ending memory 5 shows total kilowatt hours at 1,877,286 and a 50 percent increase per acre, reflecting contrasts with prior year in a compact market wrap.
Huey Long storms Louisiana capital as new laws expand gubernatorial powers and patronage. Legislature enacts measures granting control to Governor Allen and jurors, while officials in East Baton Rouge resist Long authority. A mass protest planned by Square Deal Association calls for a special session within 10 days. Federal court asserts jurisdiction in a sewerage and water board case, restraining Long and nonresident taxpayers.
In London and New York metal markets prices edged higher for silver and tin while zinc and copper futures showed mixed tones. The New York Bar Silver market posted firmer levels with spot and 2 ver firmer notes, and Tin spot and futures traded with gains, while Zinc remained mixed and Electrolitic copper futures in a tighter range.
In Boston, greasy and domestic wools traded mainly on B45 and finer grades. Some vaunted lower grades were eased while miccerats and various combing wools fetched modest gains. Buyers took a touch of fine chinalaine as prices eased slightly and quality varied across lots.
Owen W. Kildey and air assistant R. F. Tate attended a Wednesday session in Auslin for the executive committee meeting of the Chiefs of Police and City Marshals association.
An infant body is being probed in a case linked to a doorway scene near TAPS. Reports say the child was a premature infant of African American parents. Police are investigating and seeking information from a Negro settlement area mentioned yesterday.
State officials and police leaders met in Lansing for Michigan's first crime conference urging reform of archaic laws and politics tied to enforcement. Proposals include nonpartisan judges, centralized police command, added state radio stations, parole overhaul, a penology board, and a university juvenile clinic to treat delinquents early.
Kansas lawmakers again tackle the beer question as Governor Alf Landon urges a clear definition of malt beverages. The issue stems from a supreme court ruling leaving intoxicating status to juries, with several convictions already on record in this era.
In the Miami Bulmers tones tournament Rainville, the Canadian star, was defeated by Arthur Hendrby of Florida 6-3, 1-6, 7-5 in the third round. Berk atey Bell barely won to down Mason Courts of Atlanta 4-6, 7-5 as Sidney Woods, Bryan Grant and Gilbert Het won easily.
Associated Press reports briefings on congressional activity. Foreign relations panel weighs joining work hours, audit panel reviews a $100,000 request to extend munitions inquiry, and appropriations panel mulls labor department funding. House session adjourns Thursday with offices up for competition.
In Chicago on January 2, unsettled wheat trading followed a firm Liverpool market as cheaper French offers retreated. May and other futures fluctuated around 1.02 per bushel with exports and domestic demand cited. corn rose briefly but stalled, while European cold weather anticipates stronger wheat demand. Canadian exports totaled about 3.2 million bushels, with British wheat import rules noted and pork and hog markets influencing feeder inquiries. San Antonio farmers reported grain and hay prices including white shelled wheat at 1.04 per bushel and hay at 12.50 to 13.50 per ton, with various feeds and barley priced modestly.
The Orleans cotton market starts steady with moderate activity as Liverpool cables lead gains. Early trades show modest advances tied to market optimism post Blitz, while US futures fluctuated within narrow bounds and edged up in late morning trading.
Hollywood notes Wil Rogers was named the most valuable citizen of Los Angeles for 14, toasted by the Los Angeles Realty Board. He was praised as unselfish in service to the community, a widely read commentator, a top stage and screen star, and a leading booster for the region where he resides.
New York electrical figures show weekly power output at 1,639,721,000 electric hours, up from 1,890,467,000 the prior week. The Exttsan Electric Institute reported the gain over the same week a year earlier, marking a significant percentage rise.
Livestock prices show active feeder and slaughter demand across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle receipts steady with higher beef prices lifting select heavies. hogs sold to top $6.75 per cwt with strong demand for choice 140 to 160 lb stock. Sheep and lambs remain firm with feeder lambs and yearlings trading above prior levels.
A Plymouth trader was reported disabled about 250 miles east by south of Boston Lightship in the Atlantic early today. Radio Marine received a brief dispatch indicating the vessel was in distress and a Mojave- bound carrier was presumed en route to assist.
Early New York trading showed mixed gains and declines as industrials steadied and rail and tobacco stocks fluctuated. Wall Street noted ongoing volume softness with modest net gains later, while a broader market shift toward manufacturing and electricity sectors influenced prices. February figures hinted at recovery trends but volatility persisted across major issues.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted a formal state dinner in honor of Vice President Garner and his wife. The evening featured Monroe silver, gilt centerpieces, and notable guests including Mrs Woodrow Wilson with the vice president and Mrs Garner. Senator George W Morris attended with Mrs Norris, amid an air of Washington society.
Three men robbed Farmers Guaranty Bank in Kennard, taking $170 and fleeing in a car. Sheriff Holiday and deputies pursued, exchanging fire as the robbers abandoned their car and fled on foot through woods. Authorities believed a bandit may have been wounded, while the trio targeted cashier Miss Erma English and president Rob Farclay before escaping.
A crowd outside the county courthouse faced doors closed for recess as a waiting man asks about entry. A deputy explains there is no room inside while three women at stools decide to wait.
Obituary items list Lucy H Inomas 74 of 128 Wale avenue Bee County. survivors include daughter Mrs John B dwan and others across San Antonio Tucson and more. services Thursday in Mineral Texas. Also obituary for Elizabeth Rebecca Glasscock 81 of Bianco with several children and six grandchildren. services Wednesday in Sag and McCollan chapel with Rev Armswad officiating. Another notice for Antoinette Coriella Cantwell 63 of 125 McMuhen street native of Henderson County resident 10 years. survivors include husband Thomas Jefferson Cantwell and multiple children. services Thursday in Riche chapel with Rev dD Armswad. Interment at San Jose Bucla park.
The report lists wholesale prices for a wide range of vegetables and fruits with quantities and per unit costs. Items include green peppers, okra, beans, cucumbers, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, melons, grapes, oranges, apples, and potatoes, among others, across multiple regions with varying per bushel or per crate figures.
Market report from CHICAGO to KANSAS CITY, listing poultry and produce prices, shipments, and supplies. Notes include dairy products, butter, cream, and regional trading activity with changes in demand, stock, and extra charges. Also mentions elections, weather, and miscellaneous commodities with varied market conditions.
A peculiar tale notes the post office received its first tin can mail letter Wednesday. Milton Black of 418 Schicy avenue received a card from Australia via the Pacific route. The letter traveled via the Ninafoou Islands labeled Tin-tan Islands and was jettisoned at one island before voyage onward by mother ship to the United States bearing the note Origin inal tin can mail cover.
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