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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1933
Page
1
New York July 4 General Balbo postponed the takeoff of the 14 ships due to poor conditions delaying his return journey to Italy. Balbo waited four hours in New York for improvements as crews prepared for takeoff.
New York July 23. Mr Smythe leans on a broom in front of a hotel and dreams of his bid moment as fame nears for Whitewings. the scene captures an ordinary, humorous routine with General Trala Belbo reportedly free.
A dense, old text discusses varicose veins, valve failures, and reversed blood flow in leg veins. It explains how weakened valves permit backward flow, causing distension,Stretching, and potential complications. Historical medical observations mention symptoms, progression, and general remedies, referencing venous anatomy and disease concepts.
In Rome crowds gather for a public showing as Mr Smythe the street cleaner receives applause and handshakes, while Genral Balbo and medals are displayed nearby. Tito Belbo returns from America amid talk of a new bank crest by the cabinet council and pressure on Mussolini’s leadership.
Washington July 24 hearing opened on the wool textile industry code with testimonies from labor leaders and manufacturers. Proposals included a 30 hour work week and minimum wages of 17 dollars weekly in the South and 14 dollars in the North, as debated by Francis J. Gorman and Thomas F. McMae.
An unclear Washington report notes Johnson's rejection of a proposed lumber code amid debate on regulatory measures. The item mentions administrative figures and a contentious response described as wholly unacceptable, with broader implications for the week ahead.
The report outlines total precipitation for the 24 hour period ending 3 m. and compares it with normal July precipitation, noting inches accumulated into January. It lists regional forecasts from San Antonio to New Orleans, with overcast skies, showers and thundershowers in places, and variable winds. It also provides a tourist weather section with city by city forecasts including temperatures and conditions for Texas and nearby states.
London notes Senator Key Pittman expects five silver-producing nations to agree this week on purchase quotas to withdraw 140 million ounces. United States, Mexico, Canada, Peru, and Australia to curb supply while others including India China Spain halt or limit sales. The move aims to bolster prices as China agrees to sell no silver from demonetized coin. Secretary Hult supports recessing the world economic conference.
Police reported an alleged extortion attempt Monday near 1118 Nolan Street at the Lorry Metropolis area. Dietz encountered a stranger posing as a federal officer who demanded payment before Dietz alerted authorities and the suspect was arrested.
The Aterlesh delegation leader urged a recommencement of talks amid broader calls for extended caree months. Mr Cox and M Bonnnel, head and reporter of the ministry commission, capped the session with mutual compliments. Cox asserted continued push to resolve world economic difficulties, while Bonnnel urged optimism for wider future agreements when the conference resumes.
Wheat importing countries prepared a fresh proposal for exporters and importers as a joint meeting opened in Hondon. After a morning session some importers voiced doubt about reaching a satisfactory deal, while Americans urged persistence to bridge the divisions and move toward a settlement.
Fort Worth July 24 reports that Winthrop Rockefeller, 21, of New York City, arrived with a Yale classmate. They discussed methods of losing weight and then left for Moualon in the interest of the family oil industry.
Federal authorities move toward returning 3686 bottles of beer seized in May after raids led to charges against Menger Hotel Frattes Cafe Broadway Grove Manhattan Cafe owners. DA Hacken declines comment on legal route. Trials delayed, but officials say return to owners is likely, as cases appear headed for no trial.
New drilling begins amid rising prices and a 1,000,000 outlay. Twenty wildcat operations active, seven in Jefferson county with three on the Jackson lease near Fannett. Rip Neches company leads tests. Sun Oil tests south of Nome and another in the Sabine region.
Austin reports another $1 paid on the school fund as a line item. The article notes authorization toward a capitation against the capital allotment of 418 per year, with the new capitation for the next school year not yet fixed.
An advertisement touts Blue Star ointment as a remedy to kill germs causing foot itch and ringworm. It promotes soothing relief, claiming tested medicines that act quietly to eradicate infections. The piece includes a money-back claim if the product fails.
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