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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1933
Page
13
The article discusses Roosevelt's stance on fixed price levels and the role of gold in monetary policy. It notes the lack of a fixed date for price levels, the concept of a mean average for prices, and the idea that the nation should hold gold as collateral for currency while avoiding federal speculation in exchange operations.
On July 5 in London American delegates reported progress in talks with Washington and a possible retreat in Mexican quarters. The world economic conference aimed to recess this week with committees to advance technical work possibly at Geneva. Delegation leaders believed movement fees could be blocked in the parley’s next session but did not see value in prolonging the full conference. The world monetary situation was expected to improve. The steering committee planned to meet to arrange adjournment, with Hendrick Colijn, Dutch minister, offering comment. American delegates were led by Penner.
Fragmentary ad copy from a vintage drug store notice advertising a dental product. Reads like a jumbled bid for Lutcr brand items priced at 25 cents with boxed versions available at drug stores.
Cordell Bull secretary of state Senator Pittman and Reynolds Moley conferred with Ramsay MacDonald chairman of the conference and members of the British delegation in the evening to clarify the American position.
Unseled conditions at the United States customs house in Laredo worsened Wednesday as John Devel veteran inspector in charge of mounted reports was moved to San Antonio. Headquarters for this work had been in Laredo. Reports that the customs patrol and the immigration patrol would be consolidated were still current but unconfirmed.
Joseny Gelvaring, secretary to the superintendent of police, and Andrew Arnold, detective, arrived from New Orleans to take custody of Albert Wilfred Bishop wanted by New Orleans on embezzlement charges. They planned to remain today and travel for Louisiana tomorrow. Bishop was charged with embezzlement of $87,000 from the Whitney National Bank.
Cadet Jimes L Bean, a United States Naval Academy graduate, departed Handalon Field for flying instruction and submitted his resignation as a flying cadet to accept an air appointment as a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps. He was the 754th AVA academy student ordered to Randolph Field.
Mussolini met Rosa Ponselle over dinner in Rome and praised her singing from the May music festival in Plovener heard on the radio. The premier invited the famed soprano to return to Italy soon.
A man described as a porter at Magnolia Terrace confessed to killing Mrs. Cabble after officers questioned him and a niece identified a voice on a threatening telephone call. The suspect, brought from Louisiana, admitted involvement in a written statement and led detectives to the crime scene in an apartment building.
A damaged clipping notes a tense phone exchange about a Miss Cabble and a caller. It mentions a bus ride near One Magnolia terrace and lists survivors including daughters Melba Dell and Luliga Ann Muller and multiple relatives in Texas and Arkansas. Service details cite Porter Tolng chapel and Rev A V Boand officiating.
O G Krueger of Bellville was appointed by Governor Miriam A Ferguson to a six year term on the Commission of Appeals to the Court of Criminal Appeals. He succeeds George Calhoun of Mistin whose term expired. Krueger has long served in the state Democratic executive committee.
The legalization of BZ beer was worth $127,300 each to Uns city in the first two months of its operation. That sum was paid by 49 merchants. Grocers and druggists will go to court July to demand the license ordinance be broadened to permit them to sell the beverage.
Bolivia announces success in the Gran Chaco campaign. Government communique says troops advanced in Nanawa and Gondra sectors and occupied positions north of Nanawa, extending the frontline.
Sullivan Evans, fourth assistant postmaster general, says the vast building program aims to boost the post office department's efficiency. He spoke today at a convention of the Texas branch of the National League of District Pushmasters, urging full support for the ongoing improvements and modernization efforts.
Crude prices jumped today across Oklahoma Kansas and North Texas posting an average rise of 32 cents per ton to 88 cents. The Continental Oil Company issued new quotations amid market movement with no alteration noted.
Corsicana Texas officials report a new season high for the Liga temperature at 105 degrees for the period ending 7 a m Wednesday. A stray shower brought brief relief later, as observers noted rising heat through July 5 to 7.
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