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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
9
A January 10 unanimous Assembly vote endorses the Buy American movement and urges all state purchases be American made. The resolution, introduced by John T. Rawls of Pedro, passed by acclamation and moves to the Senate, with Senator J. W. McKinley backing concurrent action. The measure also requests local offices to follow the policy to support American industry.
A historical notice outlines a three stage cold progression from Dry Stage to Watery Stage and Mucous Recreation Stage over 1 to 3 days. It advertises Grove's Laxative Quinine as a remedy claiming to cure fever and heartache and sells two sizes.
A dubious ad touts Koothing remedies claiming to cure eczema skin conditions for $1. It mentions ingredients refused by other remedies and promotes a quick relief for rash, tinea, ringworm with misleading claims.
The famous Prescription A-2851 for rheumatic pain is now available in pill form at all druggists, as well as the liquid version. Sufferers with neuritis gout or sciatica may find quick relief and easy dosing with the convenient pill option.
The item reports Charles W. Dempster of Los Angeles presenting that the assembly endorses Buy American and urges Americans to purchase American-made goods and products. It also calls on employers to hire Americans and on authorities to enforce deportation laws to protect Americans first.
Temple Beth-El will hold Friday evening services at 8 o'clock with a congregational supper at 6 45 p.m. served by the sisterhood. Rabbi Ephraim Frisch will preach on "Israel's Evening at Home" after the meal. Bertha Berliner will sing "God Shall Wipe Away All Tears" and Mrs. L. J. Marks will direct the choir. Saturday service at 10 30 a.m. features Dr. Frisch speaking on "Names Remembered for Honor and Excursion."
Tyler Texas date January 19 The Texas railroad commission planned to resume its investigation into who has been handling hot oil produced in violation of regulations in the East Texas field. The inquiry will examine pipeline records gross oil production and tax records with many detailed examinations ahead. Duration of the probe remained uncertain.
About 500 shippers from Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Arkansas attend a March 1 and 2 meeting in which the Southwest Shippers Advisory Board will consider expanding activities to include truck and airplane shipping. P Wasson secretary. The group has focused on freight car data to ease congestion and will address railroad penalties for delayed unloads. BR Dover of the chamber of commerce collaborated on convention plans.
Eldridge H. Price, accused of illegal dealing in oil securities and lands, faces multiple court dates across the country. He posted $3000 bond in federal court to ensure appearance in Dallas on February 28 for a grand jury indictment over a 1930 income tax statement. Price has posted bonds totaling $1,941,000 in San Francisco Los Angeles Alameda and Contra Costa counties on grand theft charges. The plea was refused.
Angelo Herndon, a seven year old Cincinnati Negro Communist, was sentenced to 78 to 20 years in Georgia prison for attempting to incite insurrection. The case arose during Reconstruction era tensions after the Civil War, with jurors convicting him yesterday under lingering postwar laws.
Mrs Henry W Penbredy president of the Woman s National Committee for Reform denounced the Collier Blaine helper bill in an open letter to congressional members calling it victorious and a six defender on health for children. Two children burn to death in Carthage Missouri from a house explosion caused by pouring waste motor air into embers at the home of Mr and Mrs Verne Oline. The victims were 2 year old Verne Cling Jr and 5 year old Ikina.
The San Antonio district of the Southern Methodist church will host a school of Christian education at Travis Park Methodist Church from February 26 to March. Teaching will include Christian Beliefs by Br. W. Goodloe and Leadership in Christian Education by L. F. Sensebaugh, with other experts from Nashville and local pastors and educators. The Rev H M Ratliff will oversee the program. Miss Dora Edith Stabenau, 45, dies in San Benito after funeral held Thursday.
The Texas division of the Southwest Waterworks Association met in Temple naming officers led by PT Mauldin as president and Albert Davis first vice president. Resolutions urged a volunteer license system and RC funds for water and sewer projects. A rental ad notes a 4 room duplex at 100 Magnolia Drive for $30 monthly.
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