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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1933
Page
11
Senator Pittman of Nevada indicated committees would report favorably this week on an American resolution for rehabilitation of the white metal. He told the press that the section was based on pragmatic aims and referenced ongoing discussions continuing from page one.
A vintage ad claims Nixoderm, by Dr Nixon, quickly heals skin itch and infections. It touts a guaranteed full return if the product fails, citing a famed English dermatologist influence and sale at local drug stores.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Chill Tonic as a cure for malaria and blood infection. It claims to remove chills, fever, and weakness, restore health, and build strength, describing it as pleasant to take and harmless. The ad pitches it as a general tonic for all ages.
Nevada senator signaled that India would be allowed to sell 40 to 49 million ounces of silver annually under a possible agreement. Pittman foresees price rises to 40 or 60 cents, then 80, if congressional action follows in about six months. The steering committee adjourned in part as subcommittees report progress and drafting committees form to advance talks. Cox presided, with Key Pittman named to act as alternate on the drafting committee for U S representation.
Fort Worth will become the first local mill regulated by the federal code under the industrial recovery act. The provisions of the textile code, approved Sunday, take effect generally in a week, with fabric manufacturers later in August. About 250 workers gain a minimum $12 weekly wage and 60 hour weeks drop to 40, though 50 Wort Mills employees may lose their jobs due to shift changes and limited equipment.
President approves first industry code for cotton mills with 40 hour limit and overtime rules. Johnson notes wage gaps North and South justify staged home ownership plan. code aims to cut hours by over a quarter while boosting average pay and extending coverage to white collar workers. Factory changes to be reviewed after four months with potential extensions. Public works program to follow recovery drive kickoff.
Texas labor commissioner Jack Flynn hailed President Roovewall for signing the cotton textile code drafted under the national recovery act. He called it the most humanitarian thing the president ever brought about and praised its aim to abolish child labor, though he could not outline how the code would operate in Texas.
Police Commissioner Phil Wright says most bootlegging joints are closed in San Antonio. He notes 3.2 beer sellers cooperate with the city campaign and reports no trouble. An injunction hearing on the 3.9 beer sale is set for Wednesday at 10:08 a.m.
Memorial services for Dr Arloscreft a leader in Poale Zion and World Zionist Executive will be held at the Hebrew Institute at 8 PM Monday. The Poale Zion association of San Antonio is in charge. Dr Arloscreft died last month in Palestine.
July 10 London. British Chancellor Neville Chamberlain warned in the House of Commons that the American dollar's depreciation in world exchanges is largely artificial and destabilizing. He predicted a forthcoming rebound as market actors push for a stronger dollar, urging cautious policy to support sterling while avoiding frictions with dominions and foreign peers.
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