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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1933

Page

9

Oats Close 4 Steel Mill Imports Surge Abroad

Imported steel and iron undercut U.S. mills as 11 month data show can mills mostly closed with a 48.7 percent drop from 1831 levels while imports rose 13.7 percent. Belgium leads arrivals with low foreign wage scales fueling job losses, lower prices, and tension over American steel workers facing competition from Belgium Holland and Germany amid tariff pressures.

Shington D. C Imere Binall Amer Belgium Mum United States Ural Steel

Weekend deadline for the Lentorian event

Notices warn readers that space is limited for a Sunday lecture on the "Lente Alorilug" at Hang 1281. Subscribe by Friday to secure a seat. arrangements are not detailed, but attendance is urged and eligibility linked to prior notices and location at Broadway Wifth Street.

Aila Broadway

Nations trade shifts stir steel and wire imports

Government records show Holland led with 71,006 tons largely pig iron while Germany imported 52,742 long tons. Belgium surged 198 percent in bands for cobon bales as England boosted exports from 19,035 to 34,767 tons. U S consumption of American bands and re enforcing bars grew after mid summer despite a country of origin marking rule.

Holland Germany Gulf Seacaant Texan England United States

County Tax Assessor Huth Fails to Reach Maximum Fees

Albert V. Huth failed to reach the legal maximum fees of 12 500 in his 1932 annual report filed with County Auditor Edgar G. Garvey. Re made 7 173, 5 326 under the limit. The hotel income net receipts totaled 46 413.67 with state payments of 22 111.87 and county 21 569 for assessor duties.

Albert V. Huth Edgar G. Garvey Huth

Libby Reynolds Denied Glance at Incubator Baby

Physicians report Libby Hobarn Reynolds may not see her underweight newborn son for another week while he remains in a modified incubator. Doctors say the mother is anxious to view him, and the baby is seen as potentially inheriting a large share of his late father's estate.

Philadelphia Dan Libby Hobarn Reynolds Norris

Slate Callen for New Post in Texas Live Stock Body

Austin January 13 With Ferguson administration positions still unnamed reports place Leg Callen of Bexar County as nominee for chairman of the state live stock commission Dr A D Jarrell of Tyler and Albert W West of Uvalde would join him Callen has long been connected to Ferguson campaign and administration affairs while his allies note past service on the Avestock sanitary commission and political work for the Ferguson team Expenditures of the commission have exceeded 550000 annually for the last three years Tune in to KONO at 9 18 nightly for The Lights Job Beeler program.

Austin INS Ferguson Leg Callen Bexar County State Livestock Commission Callen A. D. Jarrell Tyler Albert W. West Uvalde County James E. Ferguson Avestork Sanitary Commission Hexer County Farrell East Texas West

Second Lion Hunt Pinned in St Louis

St Louis January 13 F Denver M Wright a St Louis novelty maker plans a second attempt to stage a lion hunt on Missouri soil. He said two large male lions already in a garage near his home would be released on a Mississippi river island in southeast Missouri to start the hunt. Wright boasted rivals and gun bearers would join, predicting a more dramatic finish than last October when deputies killed his first two young lions before an expected shot.

ST. Louis Denver M. Wright Missouri Wright Mississippi Equator

Hoboes Plan Memorial to Song Writer Foster

In Cincinnati on January 13, hoboes announced plans to honor Stephen Collins Foster, the famed songwriter who died in 1864. They plan a bronze tablet memorial on the New York Bowery lodging house wall where Foster lived and died, marking his 69th death anniversary. Jeff Davis, termed king of hoboes, presides over the International Itinerant Workers' union.

Cincinnati Stephen Collins Foster America Foster Jeff Davis International Itinerant Workers’ Union Bowery House New York

Treasury Receipts and Outlays for January 11

Treasury receipts for January 11 amounted to 80 million 38 thousand 372 71 dollars while expenditures reached 90 million 34 thousand 3 57 dollars leaving a balance of 449 million 837 thousand 729 64 dollars. Customs duties for 11 days in January totaled 6 million 660 thousand 36 98 dollars.

Treasury Washington, D. C

Bexar Tries Orchard Plan On Victor Prassel Farm

An important demonstration of commercial orchard planning is being completed on the Stretch Road farm of Victor Prassel. County farm agent Fred W. Mally assisted, incorporating modern horticulture. The 70 acre orchard uses contour and terrace lines with three inch fall per 100 feet, conserving rainfall. It is the largest commercial orchard in the county for 1932, with 52 fruit trees per acre and 17 pecan trees, pecan trees 60 feet apart and fruit trees between them.

Victor Prassel Niee Corpus Christi Fred W. Mally Bexar County Mally Prassel Ttus

Train wreck near Gladewater injures passenger

Jan 13 Gladewater Texas two miles west of town a westbound Texas & Pacific Texan crack passenger train derailed after hitting a broken rail. One woman passenger injured and many shaken as six cars toppled into a ten foot ditch while two others derailed. engine remained on racks then was quickly moved.

Gladewater Texan Texas & Pacific Railroad Tran Texas Raun Glatewater

Bank Raid Blamed on Floyd in Green County

J H Perryman cashier of Bank of Ash Grove told Sheriff Gurtls he is confident Charles Arthur Floyd the Oklahoma outlaw led the bandits who yesterday held up the bank in Gentina Missouri and escaped with $3000.

BPR Gentina J. H. Perryman Bank of Ash Grove Scott Gurtls Green County Charles Arthur Pretty Boy

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