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A compact listing highlights numerous vehicle deals with low prices and trade-ins. Shoppers are invited to compare models and visit the lot to inspect the inventory and negotiate terms.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
18
A compact listing highlights numerous vehicle deals with low prices and trade-ins. Shoppers are invited to compare models and visit the lot to inspect the inventory and negotiate terms.
A fragmentary text listing various car brands and parts like Buick and Oldsmobile alongside scattered names and terms. The readable content resembles an automotive ad page or catalog snippet with mentions of wheels, tires, and model references but lacks coherent sentences or clear sale details.
A fragmentary advertisement listing Chevrolet models and dealer pitches from Austin autos and local dealers. It mentions Chevrolet coupe and sedan lines, trade terms, tires, and other brand units, with additional references to trucks, massagists, and services. The noisy text shows a bustling 1930s auto sales scene with multiple brands and offers.
A bustling classified page offers four rooms of furniture for sale at $99 with a wide range of items including chairs desks tables and lamps. The ad lists multiple vendors and locations such as Coral Furniture Mall Dawn Payment options and a variety of household goods alongside music instruments and repair services.
A scattered OCR fragment lists painting and wallpaper services with free estimates, gear for sale, typewriter and office equipment ads, lamp and hardware items, business stationery, and lightly used shoes. It reflects a mid 20th century classifieds page with numerous broken listings and stray names.
Judgment for Wheeler Kelly Hagny Trust PANS of Wichita against Keyslane Investment of San Antonio entered in Seventy third District Court Thursday morning. Judge Frederick Blevens appointed Ford Russ as commissioner of sale for a building at Broadway and Travis Street to satisfy the principal sum of 200 dollars with interest and attorneys fees, and foreclosure on the deed of trust held by the Kansas trust as trustees for bondholders. Sale set for the last Tuesday in February.
Willys-Overland officials spoke at a dealer meeting sponsored by Winerich Motor Sales Company held at the YMCA luncheon. Grrvine president and G B Benkler district manager from Dallas attended along with Frank A. Winerich presiding.
Unclear OCR notes describe a Texas belief about outlaw Floyd on the Fort Worth Dallas pike between Handiey and Arlington. Sheriff J R Wright states Flora was seen near a purported robbery scene with three tanks involved in a weeklong sighting across Emmanuel county.
Draft measure proposes graduated penalties for late tax payments. The bill aims to curb delinquent taxes with increasing fines and a monthly health-priority trigger, proposing a 9 percent rate on overdue amounts.
The article notes a future move toward legalizing 3.4 beer. It references legislative action, regional planning, and local debates involving lawmakers and community groups. Details on dates and exact procedures are obscured by OCR errors but indicate statewide activity and public interest.
Grain and produce prices dominate a chaotic Texas market update. Observers note vegetable and fruit shipments, market activity, and price movements across multiple hubs including Dallas and Houston, with references to belts and market stalls.
Creditors hailed a settlement in the Elk Hills lease dispute as Pan American and Richfield assets face sale. Judge McDulie announced a $5 million settlement of the federal suit, with government claims totaling about 1.277 billion and Riversfield’s interests tied to the Prolit field sale.
Fragmented report describes a calming coastal storm with scattered impacts from different fronts. Observers note shifting weather patterns and ongoing security concerns near border areas and regional fronts, with officials warning residents to stay alert.
Washington reports that Democratic House leaders moved to unify tax laws in an April session. The plan aims to end double taxation by letting states participate in revenue collected by the federal government. Proposals include new levies on gasoline and related products to raise revenue.
An OCR reading notes a widened scope for a bankruptcy bill. The text mentions questions of wage districts and insolvent enterprises and references unclear names and places.
Three youths were arrested Thursday morning by Constable Tomer Allen and Homer Lane after they robbed a house and stole plumbing fittings. One suspect was identified by a neighbor as taking a boat near the home during the theft. further details were not clear in the report.
Readable excerpts show livestock prices and lots of product terms. Cattle and hogs listed with various grades, weights, and prices, plus references to packing, feeders, and markets. The text mentions pounds, weights, and market terms across multiple items and vendors.
NEW YORK_date January 19. The American Birth Control league opened its annual convention urging birth selection amid debates on population growth. Speakers debated shifting language from birth restriction to birth optimization as a public policy goal.
George A. Shunt president of the One College Textile Institute issued a statement noting parity bill discussion in the senate. He cites a suggested rise in staple article prices from 30 to 38 cents a piece as part of the bill’s impact.
Railway mail clerks at the San Antonio post office received target practice instruction for marksmanship. Grover C. Aledeew, superintendent of transportation for the division, revived pistol and shotgun drills as a deterrent against Indians, with sessions held Wednesday afternoon.
Two men armed with a pistol entered a Brooklyn office and threw acid on the victim's face and head, causing severe burns. Police are investigating the incident and seeking suspects.
Three masked bandits robbed W F Connor at Tram by companion and took 88 from the till. Police followed leads Thursday and detained suspects as inquiries continue into the Wednesday night incident.
Representative Thomason of Texas announced he will urge an amendment to block the war department from dismantling Part 3 of an army bill. The move targets Marfa teens and is presented as a defender of local interests.
A desultory market rundown notes poultry, produce, and meat prices across Fort Worth and Chicago. It mentions New York provisions, farm goods like potatoes, and fluctuating costs with mixed rail and truck transport effects. The piece lists several place names and figures, suggesting ongoing commodity price volatility and supply concerns.
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton evangelist plans a world tour and will appear in a religious motion picture produced by a major studio in Hollywood upon returning east. The film is intended to help settle damage suits totaling 544,400 pending over a film contract breach with a studio, whose name was not disclosed.
Mayor G. M. Chambers reported from Austin that the two day stay and mass meeting drew 506 participants. He said the sentiment favored a Texas sales tax as the equitable method to equalize taxation with only a few objections noted.
The labor department was presented with a complaint from the Seamen's union alleging the Dollar Steamship Line employed 160 Chinese crew to sail to New York, while the steamship President Johnson, out of service at New Jersey wharf, faced scrutiny. Andrew Furnseth, president of the union, fled a charge with the department and urged federal involvement.
Mrs Bhangon reported an intruder listened at her door as she surprised him Thursday morning and he fled toward a neighboring residence. Police arrived to find no one, later she returned home and found the man hiding behind a door.
Texas railroad commission denied the Galveston Truck Line permit to operate from inland points to Grlviston park, citing that granting would endanger lives of highway users. The line had 1% ink splotches and pothole damage noted in the filing.
Atlanta observes a tribute to Robert E. Lee on his birthday with recollections of his service and the role he played in the Civil War era. Citizens and groups reflect on his legacy and past valor in local ceremonies and memories.
Frome reports US-Signory Marin Badond welcomed quadruplets to a family honored by Promicy Mupronal. The newborns Benito, Vittorio, and two others are celebrated with the king Victor Emmanuel and Rome’s city banner.
Mrs. Margaret William Allen 47 of 1622 North Olive died in a local hospital Wednesday. Funeral Friday with Rev. J Q Manning officiating and interment at Missin burial park under the auspices of Harlandale chapter of the Eastern Star. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Paul Alford of San Antonio and Miss Mary Smith of Los Angeles, five sisters and three brothers. She was a member of the Eastern Star and Women’s Benefit Association and had lived in San Antonio 12 years.
The prohibition cause was upheld and stricter enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment discussed by national speakers at a mass meeting sponsored by the Prohibition Education Association. The event celebrated the amendment’s adoption and opened a series of 42 such meetings amid ongoing legislative sessions.
A communication from W. Irving Glover indicates postmasters may permit Mexican coins or currency in mail for delivery to Mexico, under a new policy by the southern republic. All American money is barred in Mexican mail.
Ternanda Pesentra, Mexican consul general, underwent an appendectomy at Medi val and Surgical hospital last week and was recovered sufficiently Thursday to be moved to his travel unit. Attendants said he was scheduled for transfer late Thursday.
The Indiana House approved a one year moratorium on selling property with delinquent taxes. The bill, after passage, moves to Governor Paul V. McNutt for approval.
Fred G. Smith, newly elected President of the San Antonio Exchange, presided over the club’s regular weekly breakfast gathering on Thursday. Members discussed upcoming events and welcomed the new officer.
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