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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
1
A fragmented item dated today references Arthur Brisbané and a King Baulures Ben in a short, unclear notice. The readable portion hints at a literary or entertainment caption but lacks full context for a definite event or action.
Reporters note Governor Roosevelt may push tariff reforms to shield American industry and labor while keeping foreign goods from competing. Lincoln quote cited on tariff knowledge. The piece surveys crime, science, and politics with multiple vignettes from New York crime, twin births theory, ancient pyramids, and Einstein’s expanding universe, alongside German military moves and Europe’s war question.
In Austin on January third the Texas Third Court of Civil Appeals reversed and dissolved injunctions blocking bus and truck operators from obtaining permits. The decision followed a San Antonio area county court ruling after the Texas Highway Commission refused to issue permits for proposed routes, with the case centered on public necessity for the new lines.
Philadelphia dispatch notes Libby Holman Reynolds recovering well after the birth of an eight son to the late Smith Reynolds’s widow. The baby, weighing three and a half pounds, is in an incubator at Penn Hospital and expected to be cared for by Dr. Charles A. Fife with Dr. Norris W. Vaux attending the mother. The event follows the Reynolds tobacco fortune saga and prior murder indictments against Libby and Albert Walker.
Partly cloudy and colder Wednesday night and Thursday with generally fair conditions later. Wednesday high around 72 and low around 62, with a Wednesday night low near 46. Winds northerly to moderate.
Washington D C January Today the emergency farm bill sits in the house a proposal sought to strike the enacting clause killing the bill It lists seven commodities wheat cotton tobacco hogs dairy products and others to provide paid bounties A processing tax would fund a parity price for producers with a secretary of agriculture plan to administer the program The measure aimed to guarantee a minimum price tied to free world parity and fund distribution to farmers
Brisk north winds from the Panhandle sweep toward San Antonio and reach Los Angeles by Wednesday night. Temperatures may drop seven degrees from Tuesday, with a high near 60 degrees Thursday and a low around 53 Wednesday night amid clearing skies. A nearly full moon is expected late Wednesday as the moonrise shifts to 6:49 p.m.
In Phoenix on January 11 1930 Winnie Ruth Judd was to confront suspect Halloran in court as a preliminary hearing opens for the murder case linked to the trunk killings. Judge Mayt J Phelps ordered her appearance in the case naming Halloran as alleged accomplice in the Agnes Anne Lo Hol case.
William Henry Gable, 62, father of Clark Gable, and Jo dna A. Gable, 44, widow of the elder Gable’s brother, Prank, were married secretly by Justice BA Freeman after a Hollywood telegram prompted the move. The ceremony occurred in Mentville, Pa, following a note from Hollywood.
Senator T. J. Holbrook of Galveston was named chair of the Texas Senate Finance Committee as the 43rd Legislature organized. The post, key to trimming expenses, follows a letter from Lieutenant Governor Witt noting Holbrook pressed for a 24 percent spending cut. Other committee chairs were announced, including Walter Woodul and Clint Small, with party leaders shaping the early agenda.
MOSCOW Jan 11 Four men were sentenced to death for raiding a jam warehouse during wartime. The warden of the warehouse and three employees are to be executed. Others face long prison terms or exile as the government imposes harsh penalties on those harming the workers' supply.
In Washington the Senate committee decided to redraft the House beer bill to bring it within the constitution. Chairman Blaine said the plan would meet constitutional requirements without question. A majority of the five member group favored the redraft, to be drawn tonight and considered tomorrow. Proposals include penalties for manufacturing beer above a certain percentage without turning it into an intoxicant.
A severe blizzard swept eastern North Dakota from Devils Lake to the central plains, with 20 mile per hour gusts and heavy snow. Roads and highways became impassable while trains and buses ran hours late. Temperatures dropped rapidly as the storm moved southeast toward the state’s center.
Washington January b 1932 The senate banking committee resumed its inquiry into Kreuger and Toll bonds with questions on collateral substitutions. Loans and Larant testified that Hungarian bonds were used to back a 25.5 million issue, while the New York Stock Exchange approved the arrangement. Bond prices and exchange problems were discussed as officials acknowledged delayed disclosure amid past scrutiny of Kreuger.
Japanese forces press toward Chinmenkow and Shanhaikwan as Chinese defenders struggle to hold the southern end of Chinmenkow. Observers view the action as defensive and aimed at protecting Japanese positions, with Chinese troops ordered to stand ground near Shanhaikwan.
Nollywood reports that motion picture star Norman Berry and his wife Helen Mary Wells, formerly Helen Wells, have separated after a marriage of just over two months. Mrs Kerry moved into a hotel, signaling the split.
Fragmented OCR lists various phrases about apartments and prices, names, dates, and scattered contact details. The readable items include references to January fifteenth, apartments, cadet binder, monthly amounts, and a request for information, with stray names and locations interspersed. The overall content resembles a garbled public notice or classified fragment from a newspaper page.
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