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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
15
In Superior Court, actress Wilma Hardy seeks divorce from actor Hardy after a harsh public dispute. She claims damages and monthly alimony while alleging substantial marital faults and a potential ancillary suit over community property. The case mirrors press glare around slapstick celebrity life and ongoing domestic tensions.
In a Kansas City incident, Miller the machine gunner and Weissman a police aide were implicated as authorities pursue charges connected to a deadly shooting at a station. Reppert says Miller fired during a transfer dash, killing Det. W. J. Grooms and injuring others as a federal and city probe unfolds.
Federal Bureau of Investigation and McAlester Oklahoma Chief of Police Otto Reed traced long distance calls from Hot Springs Arkansas and Joplin Missouri to locate members of a gang. Police linked Miller to a Kansas City house with bloody rugs used to bind a wound. Reppert noted Weissman may not have fired while Reppert himself carried two 43 automatic pistols. Unclear if the shooting was an attempted rescue of Naann or LoKMhina as of last night.
Washington July 6 Lewis Douglas directed that states be required to de lynce their pid gets before federal funds may be used in the 4.3 billion public works program. He urged elimination of nonessential projects and said the president may withhold allocations if budgets are not sound. Roosevelt favors only necessary projects and will trim the list after board review. An early announcement of immediate projects is expected.
ASUNCION Paraguay July 6 A war ministry communique said Bolivian attack against Fort Nanawe in the Gran Chaco border failed with the enemy retreating completely and possibly planning a new offensive A Bolivian communique had previously claimed victory at Pot Namnabwe and Fork Gondral.
A severe windstorm hit Uvalde yesterday causing partial house damage and toppled structures near the home of John N. Garner the vice president. Several buildings were demolished or moved, trees were uprooted, and wind gusts accompanied a 40 minute rainfall totaling eight inches.
Lawrence Westbrook director of the Texas relief and Telablication commission and federal relief chief for Texas has been summoned to Washington for a Sunday and Monday conference with relief directors and the U S employment service. Plans for 99 operation will be discussed and coordinated.
In South Bend Indiana July, Marvin Rechter of Kalamazoo Michigan died when a stunt during a flight over Lydlek near here went tragically wrong. The aircraft failed during a dramatic turn and crashed, killing Rechter who was piloting at the time.
Former Governor James EB Feretton and Miriam A Fergus plan talks in Washington on administration reforms and the eighteenth amendment repeal. C G McDonald of Wichita Fay accompanies Ferguson as they discuss the national Industrial recovery program for Texas and related repeal efforts.
AY ALDE July 6. Vice President John N Garner returns from a holiday fishing trip with two bobcats captured bare handed. He and his companion Ross Brumfield hunted the animals near the river using only their hands.
Fragmentary receipt style prose describes products claimed to restore vitality and appetites, naming generically a “Chill Youle” and other tonics. The text assaults with sensational health claims, emphasizing vigor restoration and extended use yielding supposed long term effects. It reads as a suspicious patent medicine testimonial from a byegone era, urging purchase at local stores.
In San Antonio The Light pursues the widest possible audience with bold daily and Sunday editions, while frontline coverage in Kabul becomes a breakout focus for readers seeking rapid, unvarnished news across regions.
A local option vote yesterday indicated the parish of Sable opted to prohibit beer sales. Only a few small precincts reported, but the tally showed 157 dry votes to limit liquor. Pineville and nearby towns also weighed in as the measure passed in the parish.
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