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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
10
A fragmented classified page shows merchants advertising lumber, painting, framing, and furniture services. Listings mention Pine flooring, frame shops, painting and wallpaper, and various sales prompts across Commerce Texas, with prices and contact snippets mixed in among damaged OCR lines.
A fragmented note on a radio program lists Gilda Gray and AE Vallee as guest artists with Willie Eugene Howard and the Berle brothers, highlighting network plans, station notes, and summer programming featuring Ted Husing and other entertainers across WAAT WOAI KTSA and WOAl.
Labor Commissioner Jack Flynn says the state labor department is investigating sweatshop conditions in Texas factories and textile mills. Complaints cite long hours and low pay for women workers, with inspectors in Dallas examining plant conditions and employers alleged to require overtime or sewing tasks beyond the nine hour day and 54 hour week limits.
Varied deeds are listed with names including Jani Brown, Delaney, and Bechent D end. Multiple properties and assessments noted across towns and counties, with references to Lumber companies and security firms. The record cites dates, party names, and property descriptions amid a dense ledger-like recital.
A list of issued marriage licenses and vital statistics notices, including names such as Antonio Ferrada and Elvira Taare, Gabrieiment and Carolina Garone Pedra, and many others. The report includes proposed marriages, births, and obituaries with addresses and ages, along with hospital and building permit items.
Fragmented military orders list personnel movements, absences, and duty dates. Mentions Donald A Ran, Jean nf ahetnes, Manley, Wilbin, Wilkan, Kevad, and other officers with dates in July and August. Indicates duty rosters, leaves, and relieved personnel across multiple stations.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a bank and a bank related name or event with unclear details, lacking coherent entities or a clear incident to summarize. No date, place, or person clearly identified beyond generic terms.
Austin July 4 The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals will resume full duties after a brief vacation. Postulant cases include murder liquor violations and ordinary offenses. Possible reviews cover horse betting legalization price fights and 3.2 beer constitutional questions. The railroad commission oil allotment dispute may also reach the court.
Obituary notices report Mrs Gertrude Schaellinger 82 a native of Germany with services at Rlebe Undertaking company chapel at 22 p m Friday with Rev Baxter O Greer at Highland Park Presbyterian church officiating interment in National cemetery Survivors include daughters Mrs Frances Berg and Mrs Mingie B Hough ard two grandchildren Tee N Stanley 6 native Plainfield Ind former San Antonio resident died Port Arthur services Friday morning from Zisul Kearns parlors then at St Marys Catholic church officiated by Rev J W Laurent interment St Marys cemetery survivors include widow Mrs Kate Buthwell Blanivy Port Arthur brother Orie Stanley of Wyoming sister in law Mrs Elizabeth Smith of San Antonio and brother in law F R Dathwell of Saxantann also listed are Mie Ang Matic Kate 2 rest dene Bridgeport Genn died San Antonio LA Hospital survivors four sisters Mrs Joseph Koltmann Meg Earlani Misses Frenees and Cillian Kesuha and ten brothers Jacob P and Willisin Kosuna all of Bridgeport remains to be sent to Bridgeport Friday morning plus a separate obituary for Professor Isaac C Silva 83 with services at Church of the Hite Plover and interment in Mission Brial Survivors widow Mrs Princes Si va one son Dan Silva and numerous nieces nephews and in laws listed including Mrs Adele Brievenire and many others. funeral arrangements include Mass at St Colets Catholic church and burial following at a local cemetery.
A long list of civil suits and judgments from various courts including debt suits, notes, and accounts. Plaintiffs prevail in several cases while others are dismissed or proceed. Notable names include G A Sowers Furniture Company, George T. Jews, and the Commercial National Bank amid a mix of forgeries, divorse and injunction actions.
San Antonio businessmen and civic leaders approve the county commissioners plan to secure right of way for highways in Bexar County. A 3 member committee will study funding options, with a meeting set for next Thursday. discussion covered issuing warrants or a possible 950 020 bond issue to finance land purchases and avoid higher interest.
In Washington on July 6 Senator King presented charges of profiteering by bread manufacturers and milk dealers to the White House. He urged Attorney General Cummings to prosecute profiteers, protest against bread price rises and against a 50 cent wheat processing fee. Secretary Wallace and George Peek promised Justice Department investigation into bread price complaints.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. July so the Hanns Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Hann peck end their daughter Barbara found and picked more than a hundred four leaf clovers in their yard. Barbara stooped and plucked one, then her mother joined and they counted until they lost track of the total.
Anyox B C July 1 A huge store of 25 000 000 pounds of copper valued at 1 250 000 is piled near the dock of a large copper corporation awaiting shipment when prices warrant The company also has between fifty and sixty million pounds stored in the East Production is increasing daily as new workers raise efficiency Officials say the main difficulty is easing up potential profits
Defiance Ohio reports Defiance College will operate without a president after W Vert Han Lytle resigned last June. The administrative committee led by Dead and Werth McReynalds will continue to head college affairs for at least another year.
The Old Fort Bridger landmark in Wyoming recalls the historic fort on the Oregon Trail. Readers are reminded of the site’s significance as a remnant of early wagon-era travel and its preservation near Bridger.
In a public works plan, proposals outline straightening the Arkansas River section east of Pughla to improve navigation and flood control. Officials cite anticipated benefits and aim to start work under a coordinated project with local and state support.
Harvard freshman Paul Tiffany funds college by breeding and selling guppies and Siamese fighting fish. He built aquaria at home, planted water plants, and turned the guppy venture into a growing business to cover his expenses.
In a fragmented item from Los Angeles sources, Flying Deans and John O Graves are linked to a controversy over dropping sacks of beans to starving Indians in New Mexico. The report hints at a theft complaint and a driver being removed amid a snowbound incident.
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