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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
7
London reports Britain seeks to pacify international interests in the Spanish civil war and contain its spread in Europe. French opposition delays Anthony Eden’s plan to grant limited belligerent rights to both governments and insurgents in Spain, with foreign office officials signaling lingering questions.
The Rev. William Daeschner a former San Antonio pastor who died Monday in Randolph Kansas will be buried here Friday morning with services at 10 o'clock from the First Evangelical church. He resided in San Antonio for nearly 40 years and retired from the ministry years ago. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Frank Hauser of San Antonio and Mrs John Haber of Randolph and a son O W Daeschner of Houston.
Questioning how Britain intends to respond to Spain’s situation as Germany and Italy push to seize leverage against France. The inquiry probes whether Britain's stance enables German Italian moves to isolate France and sever Mediterranean routes.
Four first term Democrats met President Roosevelt at the White House as Robinson's death leaves the party divided over the court bill and leadership. The Senate prepared for a state funeral in the Senate chamber before burial in Arkansas, with Barkley seen as possible party leader and Harrison gaining support among anti court opponents.
A New Westminster family escapes a basement blaze after a dog alerts them at 3 am. A. C. Gays wakes his wife, daughter and granddaughter and moves them to safety. The fire forces evacuation as flames spread from the basement.
Albany dispatch reports Sheriff Percy T Egglefield prepared to seek custody of mystery golfer Don Montague of Hollowood California. He believes Montague is connected to a $600 roadhouse holdup in Essex County. Egglefield will depart Monday with extradition papers for Los Angeles where Montague is held on a $10,000 bond.
Representatives of T3 communities met to form a national organization for the protection of the worker. The movement aims to organize workers to defeat unions. Dr Gustave W Dyer of Vanderbilt and T T Williams of the League for Industrial Freedom spoke in Nashville and New York City respectively.
Washington July 11. Chatman Doughton of North Carolina said the congressional tax inquiry committee has dropped plans to subpoena individuals alleged to have avoided taxes. No volunteers testified yet, but leaders say enough information exists to craft legislation to curb tax avoidance.
In hot weather digestion and elimination slow, causing souring gas belching headaches dizziness and sluggish bowels. The ad touts Calo Labs calomel tablets offering quick relief with trial packages priced at ten cents and twenty five cents for families, sold at drug stores.
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