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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1933
Page
17
A 1930s economic critique discusses government intervention in commodity pricing. It cites Cooper exporters price supports, tin, copper, and sugar plans, noting repeated failures and urging careful policy design to avoid market manipulation and new instability while considering public welfare.
A fragmentary item notes a July scene involving SCINRATI and Mahl at the University of Cincinnati. It mentions a greenish mercury vapor, an alleged discovery, and Department of Physics work led by Dr Way Balinkdiy and AL Wella, alongside civic mentions of Bee County and funding for a 16,000 neves project.
Notices list Masonic and ladies' auxiliary gatherings, card party results, picnics, and entertainments. Residents like Mrs Raymond Byrne, Mrs Peart Bridge, and Mrs Filyt Young are mentioned hosting events at homes and church halls. A Norfleet of church and lodge activities and a scheduled Wednesday session are noted alongside community group renewals.
In New Braunfels Comal County will stage a public event to promote the August 26 prohibition repeal election. County Chairman J. R. Fuchs and sponsors from the Canal Post American Legion will lead a monster street dance to arouse interest, with County Judge B. W. Klingemann and Mayor H. T. Risener expected to lead the ceremonial march.
Karnes City Lodge elected Walter Loos as worshipful, Hugh Skinner as senior warden, Chiles Buckian as junior warden, Caleta Mall as secretary, Lom Auchman as treasurer, Archie Beard as deacon. Bids sought for roads on Highway 12 in Karnes County with county highway foreman Puckett coordinating.
Gonzales farmers may plow cotton under a county program announced by TOM Saunders today. The plan aims to equip wheels to fit tractors, enabling broader adoption and contract opportunities for local growers.
In Gonzales on July 25 receiver Dr Mayfield announced Carmera National Bank paid a first dividend of 20 percent. The bank closed October 11, 1922 with capital of 200000 and about 300000 in deposits. About 999 checks were presented to be paid totaling roughly 60000.
Del Rio wool clip signed by Draper and Company of Boston reportedly brings 28.5 to 29 cents per pound on Eastern markets. Demand for the Texas clip appears strong with buyers anxious to establish contacts as fall prices are forecast higher.
The United States will pay Comal County farmers forty eight thousand dollars under an official order from Secretary Wallace. The payment follows determinations tied to a rescue plan for the grain industry and target dates for fulfillment.
New York July 25 The Cardinals named Frank Frisch their seventh skipper in eight years as a volatile managerial era continues in St Louis. Frisch replaces Gabby Street, whose long tenure ended after 1926, amid a season of frequent changes and club uncertainty. The hire signals ongoing reshuffling among National League managers as teams pursue steady leadership.
Hoerne July report notes the Sox won 9 to 5 against Gontfork with Edgar Berpnann delivering strong hitting. Kent Hila scattered opposition while Gontfork produced rallies but failed to sustain scoring. Archer’s offerings helped Sox’s win as Gofforth and Mayne contributed key plays.
Four surviving teams in the American Legion Junior baseball elimination tournament prepare for Saturday and Sunday games at Steer Stadium Dallas to decide the state champion. Houston's J. E. McHale club and San Angelo led by M. P. O’Hara join South Dallas Cardinals captained by Frankie Terranella and Kal Seérist in the bracket. a Wednesday contest at Luling will determine the fourth finalist. A doubleheader is slated for Saturday with the winners meeting Sunday to determine the state winner advancing to regional play.
Washington July 25 report describes the earth as forming a granite shell over a billion years. W H Goss of Canada’s Geological Survey explains the shell like a prison rock and iceberg layers. Continents act as the shell, with mountain chains at edges where shell building occurs. Three processes mix materials from deep rocks or dissolve upper rocks in molten material, or rocks split as they rise. Granite is formed by these processes.
McKinney Texans report officers hunted five prisoners who escaped from the county farm by using a weed fork and blankets to climb out. Superintendent Claude Foster and Deputy Sheriff George Eu Banks tracked the escapees, while five other inmates remained in the cell.
A chaotic historic baseball recap highlights Burke's 4 hit day and key supports from Boken Cochrane and Kuhel as Burke drives in runs and helps turn a close game. Umpires Morinely Cir and Gaisels oversee a tense 1 02 finish with multiple pitchers named for crucial moments.
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