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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1933
Page
13
A garbled San Antonio text notes a crowded social splash with names like Maury Maverick and Jimmie Attern. It references the Eighth Army Area broadcast and a string of local figures from theater, music, and real estate, hinting at parties, exhibitions, and ongoing cultural chatter.
Reports describe Tycho Menceles a 92-year-old Kenedy resident injured by gunfire and deep slashes. He was brought to a local hospital with injuries to the arm and neck. Details are unclear due to the fragmentary OCR text.
Detroit July 10 A court record reveals Mrs Hommel cited Dr John Franklin Dunwoody as the father of her three daughters through a “scientific discovery” enabling birth to occur with consent of her then husband Shelley. The physician is dead, and the tale involves marriage history, divorce, and a controversial Los Angeles court filing referencing unusual paternity claims from the early 1800s.
Thieves preyed on several parked vehicles and residences over the weekend, reported to police Monday. Items stolen included shaving gear from PF Fetzer and a watch from R B Johnson, while R M Halley’s car lost a coat and papers and Mrs Earph Bors chow had a wristwatch and two rings taken from her property.
Police report a man named Simon Vilarent, 22, of 106 Guedupe Street, sustained a stab wound while resisting a bandit. He died at Robert B. Cicek Hospital Monday. A separate incident involved Juanita Navarro, 140 La Fernando Street, who was assaulted and robbed of a small item while en route to work.
Police report a baseball player aged about 40 collapsed and died from apparent exertion while playing at Cunespston Park Sunday. He leaves a widow and a son.
New York July 10. The anti narcotic pact enacted by leading nations, in cooperation with the League of Nations, becomes effective today, 1390 days after the final signer joined on April 10. The agreement marks a climactic step by 26 nations to curb manufacture and distribution of narcotics.
Rev Father Bernard Brotons of Oklahoma City arrived in San Antonio to become the new head of the Shrine of the Little Flower. He succeeds Rev Father Edward Saler, who has served seven years and helped found the church. The shrine is described as a national church to Saint Theresa and is praised by R G Toth of The Little Flower.
A remnant of the national army entrains from Camp Bullis Tuesday for the front as four units of World War Veterans return to federal service. Two companies of 192 men head to Randall County along the Palo Duro canyons near Amarillo, while Company 1827 sails for Meridian and Company 1830 for the Tripp canyon near Pima Arizona. Officers include Major James A. Watson and Major Randolph Govan, with Captains McCher Tay and White among others. Total strength includes 121 veterans from Camp Bullis and 83 from Fort Sill, with shortages noted in South Texas.
Anthony W. O'Connor secretary for the Ghuron of the Elect Lady will discuss prominent figures in American national and state governments at Reminer's Nell 1121 Boledad Street at 7 p.m. Tuesday W H Spears of Los Angeles will preach Refreshments will be served at every Tuesday meeting.
Corpus Christi property owners plan renewed protest against the proposed highway reroute. The meeting, hosted by Hot Wells and the South Side Improvement Agencies, will be held Monday at Gullwell's Cafe on South Press Street.
Farmers in Southwest Texas may apply to their county agents for the government cotton diversion plan extension. County committees will meet July 12 at Bexar County Agent sannonneth Monday to approve the extension.
Oil men from major Texas groups convened in Houston to form an association to cooperate with President Roosevelt and federal and state agencies on oil conservation efforts. The meeting aimed to support the New Deal plan and bolster cooperation across the industry.
A shifting power scene unfolds as New Marshal will escort the old marshal to his home. The article notes political maneuvering in a district amid preparations for a mural and mentions White’s home and ties to a prisoner sentence in Tin Town. Eugene VY. Jeter is named in context with the piracy case and transport plans.
Instructions describe making tomato cups by trimming tops hollowing centers and draining, then filling with crab salad. Garnish with lettuce, bell pepper, and lemon wedge. Chill thoroughly before serving as a light desert desert? Tomato shells used as holders for crab salad and lemon garnish.
The Bexar commissioners court ordered county attorney to aid County Clerk George W Hunpeesser in locating bank books and missing checks from the permanent records. The audit, covering several years, showed an alleged shortage of 30464.53. Huntress reported and praised Huntress and his staff for the work conducted Saturday, noting potential county savings of about 1500.
Clerks struggle as the American dollar fluctuates in Europe causing frequent changes in money order conversion rates. Postmasters are warned to avoid errors when converting dollars to foreign currencies such as Danish krones and French francs. The rapid shifts burden money order clerks and gates with each dollar sale fluctuation.
World War II veteran David Hey Lawrence sues a converted war policy for 10000 dollars alleging severe disability from wartime experiences. He claims loss of normal health beginning in September 1851 and seeks compensation in federal district court.
Los Angeles July 1b-im report states American Airways will purchase a batch of new planes capable of 226 miles per hour. The plan was announced today by Z L Gord and L B Marting presidents of Card Controled Aviation corporation. Cord said a gear from a ship company exists to place 100 ships in transport at fifty miles per hour.
The Wind Infantry band will perform in a trio of wartime concerts planned near the NCO area of Division AVEDO AL BD. Officers’ area at New Nrauafele, and a separate event on Thursday.
Federal conspiracy and obstruct justice charges were filed against Herbert Furner 42 Joplin and his wife Esther in connection with the Union Station machine gun slaying. State that charges rest on telephone messages about the arrest of Frank Nash and gang members in Hot Springs Arkansas and Kansas City.
Burglars damaged windows at multiple Port City firms along West Commerce Street including Ponarow Clothing, Klein's store, and Star Shoe. Shoes, shirts, and various goods were stolen, with losses noted at J. R. Fenghe Hardwood and Camino locations. An auto tire, candy, and $4 cash were also reported missing in separate incidents.
Attorneys agreed to dismiss a suit filed by Charles J. Y. against Pacific National Insurance Company of California alleging Willie Greer settled an injury claim without proper authorization. Sleck claimed an interest in the case and in attorney fees of 2500 dollars.
San Antonio prohibition department probed a weekend blaze as the city fire department found two stills and barrels of liquor in a Marylane Drive garage. No arrests were reported as investigators reviewed the scene and seized equipment.
Police searched Monday for thieves who blamed a fire at the A. Holn grocery and tial lkel at 1002 Mest Summit Avenue. A post office note indicated increased parcel weights from 24 to 44 pounds between the two countries, affecting shipping costs and logistics.
County authorities form a citizens committee to study warrants needed to fund highway projects. The panel, including Judge 0, Fitzugh, McKensit, and John Classen, plans to send a representative to Washington to secure action. Edgar Garvey and M G Bardwell will confer with officials in Austin on procedure. Van Howard to draft papers. Committee weighs rights of a new rights of way for the Laredo highway and protection for Kelly field and Brooksfield. Estimated cost around 7,000,000 for government improvements. warrants to be issued and repaid from road funds.
RIS and Inty in a French matchup headline a low score battle as the American contingent led by a veteran captain clashes with a junior squad. One side posted a 226 score while the other finished at 0 by the end of a grueling six hands.
The Olly Waton of Gheistian Ene dei Wor sponsors a July Christmas tree event at 1101 Nolan Street. Monday night program asks attendees to bring a gift for Needy presens Somersee mountains, with proceeds aiding local needy residents.
Fragmentary report notes a child sustained cuts and bruises when struck by a vehicle. The incident occurred near a hospital, with unclear names or precise details due to damaged text. Further confirmation required for full facts.
Washington July 10 Jasuph Ds Rastmco federal cec tar of transportation will start a study of railroads freight rates to counter truck competition. A coordinator is named for the freight service section and on July 14 he will report with the three regional coordinating committees formed by railways leading the effort.
Fragmentary notes discuss wheat tax policy and production, mentioning Swicher Angeval and independant factors. The text references transportation costs, monetary concerns, and a public sentiment that many folk will support a plan to help with funds, amid unclear details.
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