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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1933
Page
7
Local bars adopt Carta Blanca as Mexican price rival. beer selling for about 15 cents a houle. Notes on performers Alfred Mumome, Lersr McMurtry, Jimmie's Joys, and a Night Fleet quartet at Randolph Field. Mention of Cocoanut Grove antics and gas stove costs vs old wood stoves amid urban social observations.
Federal district court Judge R McMillan authorized A J Wirtz receiver of the Conia! Texas Hydra-Rinetete company to sell junk assets for 25 dollars in Chevalier county. The order also permits selling a box house for 50 dollars and approves sale of Vireo old automobiles.
The Highland Church calendar shows quarterly communion of the Lord's Supper during Sunday morning services at the Highland Park Presbyterian. Evening reports will come from delegates on the recent Intermediate conference at Kerrville. Dr. Greer, pastor, announced. Mrs. Hin Robertson directs a program by the Intermediate Choir.
A handbag taken from Mrs Lola Maltining of Tearnall attic contained two diamonds valued at 1000. The thief fled with the bag and clothing items. Police note one diamond matched a marker plan. investigation ongoing.
Los Angeles June 30. A wage war between Japanese truck farmers and Mexican field workers near Los Angeles and Orange counties escalated over two weeks, affecting about 6000 Mexican families. Governor Relph sought mediation after telegram exchanges with Mexican consul Martinez. Six Mexican workers were arrested for disturbing the peace and trespassing in Arcadia. Martinez arranged bail and issued instructions to keep workers from berry zones while the Japanese Farmers' association opened raspberry fields to the public, inviting self-service picking at one cent per box, versus a prevailing retail price of six cents.
Reports from AGs and weather bureaus describe extreme Midwest and Northeast heat with record June highs. Temperatures reached 108 in Phillipsburg and 203 in Wichita Falls areas while numerous deaths and drownings are tied to the heat and storms. Drought and dryland farming suffer as, across states, records fall and powerfully hot days persist.
Readable fragments describe multiple dances and bands at venues including Old-time dance at Tummy hall and several Saturday events featuring Pete Brewer's Radio Band, Serenadera Orchestra, and Bell and his Black Diamonds. Admission ranges from 15 to 25 cents with prizes, contests, and midnights across Converse hall Helotes Bandera Rd and nearby venues.
Hollywood notes report Chester Morris has signed for Universal to star in Kid Gloves a prize fight tale by William Anthony McGuire. The piece highlights Morris eagerness and lists other actors, motion picture plans, and potential screen rights as Hollywood circles the project.
Berlin July 1 United front of gold standard countries urged by implication away by Dr Hinkmar Schacht president of the Reichsbank in explaining the bank s recent transfer arrangements He says nations like Holland and Switzerland sticking to the gold standard feel slighted as England and the United States dump their currencies hurting German exports He warns against underbidding with devalued currencies and export loss to Germany
A Civile Advancement league suit to mandamus the city to cut the tax rate was dismissed by Judge W. W. McCrory. The city argued the plaintiffs were not taxpayers and lacked standing, and the plea in abatement was sustained. The decision effectively ends attempts to reduce the city tax levy from about $1.79, citing budget needs and legality.
The death of Robert Honschike, once a Ban Anlovian, is reported by relatives. He lived in New York for twenty years after resigning locally and helped publish the German Free Press with his father. He leaves his widow Carolyn Hansehke and daughter Hansetike in New York, a brother Emil Hansehke of Houston, and sisters Mise Maury Hunerbke and Mrs. Clara Olwused in San Antonio.
Special music by the choir and soloists will feature the Tenure services, near the sacrament of the Lord. Westminster Spiritual Church, South Ping aid Rast, Commerce streets, at Maun. Sunday. The Rev. Altos C. Joseph, pastor, announced.
Two men, Dr W. R B Maynard and Joe A vcork a druggist, were bound over on narcotic charges by United States Commissioner Paul A Lockhart. Each posted a 1500 final bond after federal narcotics allegations. Officers reported arrestees involved in illegal prescription activities linked to a narcotics investigation.
Layman G A Gebhart will preach at the First United Presbyterian Church Locust and Opden streets Sunday morning. The Rev C F Mesten remained pastor away attending a church event in Pilkiburgh Fa.
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