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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
14
A historic weather note explains tropical storm structure and wind direction patterns. It discusses the cyclone center, eye, and isobaric lines, with guidance on determining storm heading and wind shifts, plus notes on speed, landfall behavior, and post landfall changes affecting communication and forecast accuracy.
In Washington, Norman H. Davis, veteran armament negotiator and envoy on U.S. overseas policy, remains in the capital with President Roosevelt. Davis had planned to sail to Europe this week but remains to continue discussions on abroad matters and armament strategy with top officials.
A tropical disturbance approaching the Gulf of Mexico drives a hurricane toward Brownsville and Port Isabel, with winds up to 60 mph and rising tides. Coastal residents evacuate, boats and planes secured, and harbor activity curtailed as authorities monitor the storm's path toward the Rio Grande delta.
Brownsville reports Gol. Sam Robertson owner of Del mar beach development on Brazos Island saying he will stay through the blow. He notes water crossing Abe island in spots and that his home sits 13 feet above water. Robertson with Mrs Robertson and six others including Henry Hicks Heil Hansen and others are at the beach as a 50 mile north wind sweeps the area. Two small buildings blown down and carnival attractions damaged. All residents are reported off the island.
President Roosevelt plans to attend the American Legion convention in Chicago in October. Veterans pay cut concerns and provisional acceptance mentioned. Also notes on new scientific discovery and a weekly magazine promotion amid crowded text.
Army weather alert from Fort Brown details a gusty storm with winds reaching 40 miles per hour north of Brownsville and near Harlingen. Radio station at Fort Brown station blown down and emergency measures activated. Brownsville airfield reports 40 mph northeasterly winds and barometer around 29.63.
Mrs. Margaret Hoglemann reports cracking a white hen egg yielding three yolks, a sign she believes the new deal affects barnyard poultry. She bought the egg at a corner grocery store in Los Angeles on July 1.
A local summary reports that explosions from unknown causes killed more people in Greenley than automobile accidents over the past year. Of 25 accidental deaths in the area, 10 were attributed to such explosions, signaling a dangerous trend and prompting safety warnings.
The report details quarrels over whether to recess or adjourn the international conference. Secretary Hull pushes for continued talks with subcommittees to enable reconvening, while gold bloc delegates press for an ending. Britain France and other nations take varied stances amid a tense, unresolved dispute.
Harlandale requests 175000 from the federal recovery program to start a sewage system. The Bexar County Commissioners Court approved specifications per legal adviser J. Gernays Lowrey. If approved, the project would employ about 190 workers for 3 months, with labor and Texas materials given preference.
The Rev A D Vallery aged unknown reports a long fast ending after a heart attack. He had claimed a vow linked to domestic strife in a troubled family. Observers note his personal unhappiness and divorce as key motives. The tale mirrors domestic upheaval from a religious lens.
London July 6 Uncertain outlook limits operations on the foreign exchange market causing fluctuating dollar movements. The dollar rose to 3 9 8 venue per Ue day, opened at 4.50 ast vs 4.52 24, then climbed to 84.47 2 4 per pound before easing to 844 and closing at 4.49 3 8. Paris June 8 The American dollar closed around 18.8 marks, edging up from yesterday as buyers supported the dollar on the Pats market amid mixed prices.
Singapore municipal authorities order the removal of about 455 early model mosquito buses, affecting trade in U.S. replacement parts. Vehicles over 10 years old must be withdrawn by July 1 with a gradual renewal plan of 25 percent every six months pending replacement service.
Advert announces a dance at Eagles Hall in Sal. on the fifteenth with a supper of cake and tea cream, hosted by Buddy Hancock and featuring arch Buddy Hancock’s event. Ladies invited. advisory notes updated.
Finn Mquened Helsingfors reports the death of Robert Kejanus a renowned conductor who shaped Finland’s musical life. He was celebrated as a grand old man of Finland’s music.
Orphans from St Peter's and St James' homes joined guests Tuesday at the newly opened St James' Country Club.
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