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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
1
Today Mr Och reports on President Hoover's beer stance while broader world events unfold. Russia’s decline appears gradual as global affairs mix with domestic commentary by Arthur Brisbane. Great minds and headlines shape a restless early 20th century view.
The column blends remarks on Adolph Ochs recovery after surgery with historical notes on President Hoover and Senator Sheppard’s liquor policy clashes. It recalls Jefferson's brewery musings, cites industrial figures like Henry Ford of Energroye, and notes the death of Themes Bata and the Stultty Reynolds case. It also mentions Miron Morley and ongoing police probes into debauchery and drunkenness, framing alcohol’s place in 1920s policy and society.
Two nations will clasp hands tomorrow to commemorate the long friendship. From the United States and Canada delegates from Florida will gather to dedicate the International Peace Garden atop Turtle Mountains in North Dakota.
Washington relief bill progress dominates today as the House plans to pass a 2.122 billion package with a Democratic amendment for monthly loan reports. President Hoover objects to the Glass Amendment allowing federal reserve banks to loan to private firms and seeks changes to agricultural credit bank terms.
Washington July 13 The House opened with focus on a 2.122 billion relief measure to secure President Hoover’s support and fast passage is expected. Senate efforts target reconsideration of yesterday’s bill while Democratic objections claim the package undermines budget cuts.
Washington D C July Vie up Speaker Garner chooses the cheapest method to receive formal notice of his nomination for vice president. It will use two three cent stamps and occur within a few days. Senator Barkley as temporary chairman will notify Garner, who will reply the same way, with no public ceremony.
Hollywood July 1 4 On the eve of his departure for England Harry Bannister former husband of Ann Harding was vague about his position in Hollywood s tour. He spoke of a possible engagement to Milas Nanvy Lyon 18 daughter of a Los Angeles attorney Lyon called Bannister a good friend while the actor denied any engagement plans Bannister intends to stay in England for a year to fulfill a stage contract.
Dublin report says President de Valera seeks to abolish the oath of allegiance to King George after an 18 months waiting period. The Dail rejected Senate amendments 71 to 61, leaving the bill in dispute and delaying automatic enactment beyond a year and a half unless an election intervenes.
Washington reports economy forces halving rewards for deserters and escaped prisoners. The bounty for capture of deserters drops from fifty to twenty dollars, while Philippine Scouts rewards fall from twenty to ten dollars.
Robbers gained entry by chiseling through a wall into the Bank of Farmdale vault this morning and looted cash estimated between 75 000 and 500 000 dollars according to bank officials. The incident occurred early today and details remain under investigation.
Libby Holman arrives at a rural station with family and lawyers after the fatal shooting of her husband. A coroner’s jury verdict remains “death at the hands of a person or persons unknown.” The party departs Winston-Salem for Wyoming amid guarded silence and heavy security.
New York July 13 Miss Blanche Yurka actress who has been coaching Libby Holman for a new play and C Raymond Kramer who was storing Smith Reynolds were mentioned in a New York report.
The Advocate outlines a five million dollar loan to relieve unemployment and inject circulation, a sales tax to replace income tax reductions, and an immediate Volstead act modification to permit light wines and beers. It argues these steps would revive industry, create government revenue, curb racketeering, and restore personal liberty.
Myth heads foray stat details the yacht Myll II departing Stonington Connecticut at 9 39 am heading toward New England coast. Reporter notes a breezy clear sea as Myth likely to reach Burzzard’s Bay for an overnight layover.
Mexico City government army and civilian groups mobilize for memorial events marking the anniversaries of President-elect Alvaro Obregon and President Benito Juarez. Ceremonies scheduled for July 17 and July 18 reflect national remembrance of reform and the drive against foreign intervention.
The prolonged strike by workers of the Southern Pacific Mexico railroad led to a two week halt in transport, leaving hundreds of families with food shortages. Rail lines across the west coast are idle, cutting basic supplies to coastal towns as relief efforts struggle to reach affected areas.
Forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions Wednesday night and Thursday with light to moderate variable winds. Temperatures expected around 84 degrees Wednesday and near 98 degrees Thursday, with showers possible along the west coast and in the extreme west portion. northern areas may see cooler readings.
Washington DC July 18 US Senator Glass Democrat of Virginia proposed a few constitutional amendments to repeal the Prohibition era law but to preserve bans on saloons and liquor transport into any states where it was prohibited. The plan aimed at immediate consideration for a substitute but was blocked by Senator Norris Republican of Nebraska. The proposal would not take effect without approval by 36 state conventions within seven years.
A joint Franco British agreement announced in London and Paris commits both governments to consult on all matters of common interest. It aims to facilitate negotiations with Washington by ensuring debt settlements before broader ratifications. Prime Minister Herriot and officials stress the accord complements Lausanne and signals a new era in Anglo French relations.
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