Today by Arthur Brisbane
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
1
Not enough readable content to determine full article details. The fragment presents only author attribution indicating a column by Arthur Brisbane, with a cryptic byline reference.
The column blends biblical imagery with 1930s economic data and political commentary. It cites rising November US industrial and net income figures, mentions unemployment relief efforts in New York, and critiques prohibition and international cartels. It also discusses Gandhi, Shaw, untouchables, and U.S. war laurels, ending with Hoover and maritime regulation news.
Washington Jan 10 Representative Rainey Democratic Leader predicted the emergency farm bill would pass the house after late sessions to finish a vote He warned against amendments such as a five cent per pound bounty on butterfat production and noted dairy farmers would suffer Heiney a dairy farmer echoed concerns about plan effectiveness and costs while Snell Republican Leader endorsed dairy amendments and warned of relief delay for dairy interests
Chicago on January 11. Frances Schildhauer describes a troubled marriage and a secret liaison with ex-deputy Carl Bradberry as police pursue the unresolved death of Edwin Schildhauer. She says Bradberry was not the man who took her husband away in the car.
Blood stained shirts found in laundries prompted the arrest of two San Antonio State hospital workers as suspects in a slaying. A hospital male ward head and two former staffers were involved, with others released as investigators seek names tied to the case.
Partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday, colder Wednesday. Lows around 46 Tuesday night, highs near 64 Wednesday. Moderate southerly to westerly winds. Monday high 69, Tuesday low 40, Tuesday high about 72. North, northwest portions colder with increasing cloudiness and southerly coastal winds. Additional weather on page 2.
The forecast predicts a break in recent perfect weather with Tuesday highs near 72 degrees and 44 to 64 degree daytime temperatures. Partly cloudy skies and moderate west winds are expected, with a return toward near-summer warmth after a cooler night around 46 degrees and a drop from Monday afternoon.
In Pasadena California in January Jim Far detailed that Albert Einstein met with American savants during his third annual U S visit. The physicist discussed shifts in his view of the universe and the development of relativistic mechanics, signaling ongoing engagement with American scientific minds.
Sacramento dispatch reports about 800 hunger marchers arriving in the state capital to press unemployment relief demands. More than 700 men 60 women and 10 children traveled from various parts of California by car and auto train last night, with women and children housed in the city.
The Texas Legislature convened in its forty third biennial session with quorums in both houses. The house welcomed new members and re elected few, with Mrs. June V. McCallum administering the oath. Only one woman joined the senate this term, Miss Margie Neal, while Mrs. Sarah T. Hughes won re election to the house. Governor Wilt absent in hospital, Fernson to succeed him next week. Election of a speaker dominated opening business as A P Johnson and Coke Stevenson vie for the post. Continues on Page 7.
A bid by Yarlandale Edgewood and South San Antonio residents to reinstate deputy constables in outlying precincts triggered a county court fight. They accuse the court of denying a deputy in Precinct No 8, affecting 25 000 residents and 5 000 school children, prompting a planned legal challenge. A janitor at Edgewood schools says he was threatened after proposals for police commissions were rejected. The dispute centers on law and order in Harlandale and surrounding areas as officials insist on stronger protection.
Austin report states the incoming governor James B Ferguson plans broad salary cuts for state workers. Minor-domo Ferguson is assembling the budget with W Taber and John Maddux. Exact cuts not set, may reach up to sixty five percent, as administration aims to reduce a three to five million dollar deficit over the next two years.
Governor Blackwood reportedly commuted to life imprisonment the death sentence of Bealrifec Ferguson, a sniper and expert marksman, convicted of murdering Mnott Hartin, a York rural poll worker. In Texas, three children died in a fire at Buena Vista, Texas, near Freon.
Japanese and Chinese forces clash at Chu menkow gateway to Je hol province as each side asserts control. Japanese cavalry artillery and infantry moved from Shanhsikwor toward Chlumenkon while Chinese reinforcements bolster defenses. Tokyo reports rivals in control contested as battle lines unfold near the great wall with both sides claiming progress.
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