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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1933
Page
15
New York Jan 31 top Republican leaders plan a Lincoln birthday rally before the Fortieth Street club as signs show Republican chiefs want Hoover out. Wadsworth and Sanders loom large in a push to reorganize the party and deny Hoover a comeback despite Roosevelt admin outcomes.
A New Jersey dispatch reports debate over an inaugural medal design naming Theodore Roosevelt as the 31st president while sources list Grover Cleveland as the 22nd and 24th president. The article cites mint plans to honor each president with a unique medal and mentions Cleveland’s two nonconsecutive terms.
The article lists numerous club gatherings and events at hotels, churches, and schools including Avalon Study Club at the Gunter Hotel hostess Mrs Grant Bechtel, Woman's Club memorial ceremony on San Pedro, St Mark's Guild at Mrs Reagan's home, and many Parent Teachers associations meeting across San Antonio with venues and times.
The Oil and Gas Journal reports last week’s crude output totaling 2 014 949 barrels, down 0 24 from the prior week. Texas and Oklahoma see mixed results with Dexas up 4472 barrels to 202, East Western output dip and California, Oklahoma, and Eastern regions posting declines. Mayfield parts and classification notes appear in the ads section.
In Denver three Black men were sentenced to a total of 28 years for robbing a man at an establishment. Robert Phillips received 12 years, while Henry Lee and Joe Caneway drew from 8 to 7 years each after threatening the victim with a knife and taking his money.
Austin January 31 special general election dates set by Governor Miriam Feegheni for a district race to succeed Vice President-elect Garner. Democratic chairman D. W. Price cites rapid campaigning. first primary to select top two for a second primary. Senate also approves bill extending absentee voting period to ten days before election.
Mason news item reports 40 charter members forming the Business Men's Club. Meeting details list officers: Seth Daze as president, Jesse Schilt, first and second vice presidents, Ford Leankurg as secretary, with additional members named.
The Church Mothers of the First Cumberland Presbyterian church at West Alsmere Place and Aganlor Avenue plan a banquet Tuesday evening. Midge M. A. Dissiders will be the principal speaker.
A Citizens Savings association report details a growing racket in unlicensed brokers buying distressed savings deposits at 26 to 75 cents on the dollar. Depositors have sold books amid alleged abuses by borrowers and brokers, with mortgage payments and loan settlements shifting as practices spread through Cleveland.
New York life insurer reports eastern life companies will suspend foreclosures in the state to protect investments. The move follows New York Life and aims to save nearly 200 million invested in Town farms.
Three College of Mines students in El Paso RUT Thomaen Mack Grassford and Roger McDaniel traveled to the University of Texas after a stop in the city on Monday. They planned a Tuesday trip to UT for a campus visit and exploration.
Funeral services for Gustav Schubert 83 were held Saturday after he died at his son Gus Behubert Sr.’s home in the northern part of the county last Friday.
Senate debates resume as Judiciary and Appropriations panels review Couzens’ proposal to suspend F C loans for roads and farm credit measures. House considers independent offices funding while Treasury and banking committees weigh currency expansion and public debt issues.
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