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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1933
Page
5
B C Forbes argues the New Deal could broaden life’s comforts if implemented gradually. He cautions against rapid, forced change and warns against wasteful wage controls, trade abuses, and reckless tariffs while urging cooperative self-policing by industry and careful domestic focus in 1933.
Sweden accepts plans for open future negotiations with the United States and Portugal. Sweden and Portugal are chosen as key partners for expandable trade arrangements. The move aims to deepen postwar economic cooperation and set paths for future commerce.
A new hill climbing champion is crowned as Terraplane Eight dominates every ascent from Pike’s Peak to Mount Washington. From Labor Day to June 30, 1993 the Terraplane set fresh records, underscoring its powerful engine and superior gearing in a feat many cars fail to achieve.
Superior Judge Joseph Sabath grants divorce to Evelyn Nesbit from former dancing partner Thaw era glare. The chaotic road gale 55 miles per hour accompanied the proceeding as the history laden case renews focus on the famed Stan ford White murder aftermath and Nesbit's turbulent public life.
Funeral services for John Roswell Boswell aged 32 manager of the chamber of commerce and a well known figure in the state will be held at 4 pm tomorrow at the First Presbyterian church in Wichita Falls. Dr George P Horst to officiate. The body will later be taken to Dallas for services Monday at 10 am. Boswell died suddenly last night from a heart attack after an operation for a ruptured appendix.
Oldsmobile reports June sales up 235 percent year over year, with production and shipments the strongest for June since 1929. May totals were surpassed by 450 cars, and July orders indicate continued brisk demand as production plans match June levels amid tight used car stocks.
Patrick J. Maloney of Go rumble City, Inc. was appointed treasurer of the new 200 million Home Owners' Loan Corporation, succeeding former Republican congressman James G Strong who held the post since June. Maloney is a Democrat.
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