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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
3
The Light publishes FREED Guide Books of Greater San Antonio, available free at four favorite Digsis Wizely stores. The distribution aims to help residents explore local history and culture without cost.
Naval officials debate selling the Los Angeles to finance the larger ZRS-5 airship under construction. A 7,500,000 cubic foot hull would extend cruising range to 11,500 nautical miles at 50 knots, while treaties restrict its use as a warship. Congressman questions a trade for enlarging the new craft.
Disorder erupts across Bombay as police clash with rebels. About 160 persons wounded today in multiple districts. Police used force including firing and stone projects to quell crowds in Bhulechwar area.
In Dublin plans to cut police pay by 6 percent, effective February 1, were halted as protests pressured the Free State government to abandon the measure. The notice also promotes a rental service offering help to find apartments. Calls to Crackett 2400 are advertised.
The government published figures showing reparations payments by Germany totaling about 16.77 billion dollars in money and in kind through late January. The report estimates a net discrepancy of roughly 4.7 billion between German claims to have paid and payments credited by the Allies.
The disarmament conference planned for Geneva is postponed due to ongoing fighting in Shanghai. The League council and secretariat warn the postponement could affect negotiations and the potential impact on disarmament talks.
Jan 2 report from the neurological institute states doctors cannot save infant Diane Moore from a life of mental disability. They inform Mrs. Lilian Moore that no operation will aid her months old child due to congenital brain tissue absence and overall derangement.
A large brick building stored leather goods was swept by a fire last night and today. One fireman was hospitalized in critical condition as flames caused extensive damage reported at 250000 dollars. Local firefighters battled the blaze through the night amid smoke and debris.
Senate subcommittee reviews a federal reserve revision bill while Indian affairs hear Pueblo awards. Committees examine interstate commerce rail recapture and interior department appropriations. Akron airship probe resumes as agriculture considers short selling health. House passes 125000000 federal land bank capital. rejects revised deficiency bill. Tax increases non active per Ways and Means. Naval safety probe on Akron. Mellon reform proposals referred for study.
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