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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
1
Senate and House join to overrule President Hosver on a bill affecting the Philippines. Voters will decide on separation with attached restrictions and privileges. If Filipinos reject the bill, the president’s veto remains effective and no immediate change occurs.
Partly cloudy conditions prevail with cooler nights and warmer days. Thursday night temperatures near 60 with Friday highs around the mid 70s and morning lows near 61. Light to moderate northerly winds, west Texas and nearby regions show fair to partly cloudy skies.
New York dispatch reports James A. Sumner, former National City Bank president, seeks $200000 alienation suit against Luc Rochefort’s wife Marjorie Rochefort. Rochefort claims Stillman as love pirate and that no true love existed, while stating the case is an outrage and hinting she will testify only truthfully to protect her peace.
In New York on January 9 a man suing James A Stillman for 200000 spoke of his past life as a bank employee and an era where he claimed lineage to Champlain. He described trials with his wife and personal history, recounting residence in Sunnyside Queens and his view of police and ancestry.
Paris reports more than a dozen French planes joined searches over Africa and the Alps for Lady Mary Bailey and Fort Winkie, missing four days on an England to South Africa speed flight. Military and civilian planes from Algeria to Morace participate, aiming to locate Bailey, wife of a South African millionaire, and others, while probe for Bert Winkler seeks to recapture the England Australia record.
Weathers man J. St. Jarhoo predicted a two day spring preview with light north winds and partly cloudy skies. Temperatures forecast to reach a high around 78 Thursday and fall to 60 Friday morning rising to 73 Friday afternoon with no rainfall expected for the period.
Nebrask a Wyoming and New Mexico ratified the lame duck amendment yesterday. Seven more states signaled consent, putting the measure into effect. Both houses reported approval with the Senate acting in favor, completing the necessary broad support.
Mobilization of Japanese and Manchurian forces nears in Jehol as Chinese scouts report possible invasion in Sco Province amid snow and mud. League of Nations minutes will discuss rumors of Japan fortifying Pacific islands while Tokyo denies and seeks changes. Moscow publication of Russo-Japanese correspondence prompts Japan to seek an explanation from the Soviet ambassador in Tokyo.
San Antonio State hospital case on January 5 involves supervisor Bemrsor Bo O Binwpselt death. District Attorney Walter Tynan and Dr. W Johnson say patient William Hollis O’Neil died of natural causes after alleged guard beating. Two suspects remain in jail. no murder charges at this time.
A Johns Hopkins psychiatrist warns spanking as a discipline method. He cites research against spanking arguing it heightens anger and can provoke stronger tantrums. The lecturer notes parents often spank in anger and risk escalating a child’s distress.
A critical editorial denounces the 72d Congress for wasted time and failed actions. It warns of rising budget deterioration, ineffective spending cuts, unaddressed relief for farmers, chaotic taxation, and stalled public works. The piece targets Senate filibuster rules and blames leaders for hindering Glass bill discussions and banking reform. Page 8, Col. 2 continuation.
Senate debate on cloture for the bank bill highlighted a prolonged filibuster led by opponents of rapid passage. Key figures include Senators Long Oklahoma Wheeler Montana and Couzens Michigan amid calls for a two thirds vote and a possible voluntary agreement to end obstruction.
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