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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

3

Treasury Report: May Receipts and Expenditures Released

Treasury reports in Washington on June 2 show May receipts of 17,278.68 and expenditures of 14, leaving a balance of 864,877,524.74. Duties for May amount to 1,809,525.27.

Treasury Washington, D. C

Stabilization talks fail for world oil markets

New York on June 2 reported Amer Jean Continental and Russian oil executives announced they would not reach an agreement to stabilize world export markets.

New York Amer Jean Contingntal

Aviator Stanley Hausner Awaits Weather for Poland Flight

New York June 2. Aviator Stanley Hausner waits for favorable weather before deciding to take off on his projected flight to Poland.

New York Stanley Hausner Poland

Veterans marchers poised for Washington from multiple states

Veterans from Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina and New Jersey converge at trains and roads toward Washington to press for the World War bonus. Estimated totals range from 150 to 200 in Alabama to 300 to 500 in Camden County. States report bands of ex soldiers traveling by truck auto and freight to join the nationwide effort.

Ton Atlanta Louisiana Columbus Phoenix City Cigard Ala New Orleans Alabama National Guard Opelika Georgia Honos Murchers Miami Florida West Palm Beach Dare County Johnson City Teunnessee Floyd & Hawkins National Soldiers Washington W. G. Swint Nashville, Tenn Legion Post Legion Tennessee Camden N. J Camden County

Tented City Awaits Vet Army

Washington reports say a tented city is being prepared to house thousands of World War I veterans marching on the capital to demand immediate cash payment of their bonus. More than 5,000 veterans were en route or preparing to assemble, with 1,000 to 1,600 already in Anacostia Park and more than 600 billeted in vacant buildings as food and lodging plans unfold.

Washington D. C Glassford Anacostia Park Capitol Walter W. Waters Oregon Workers Ex-Service Men's League Communist Organization Bromuel Levin Jane 4 U. S. Glassford Senate Congress Pittsburgh Coffey Sharpsburg Legton Pennsylvania Allroad

Honor Man Finds Desired Rental Space Through Ads

A reader seeking a suitable residence uses local classified rental listings to identify rooms apartments or houses matching needs. The notice highlights how light classified ads guide housing searches in a compact urban market.

Japanese Planes Lost in Harbin Raid

Severe casualties were reported among Japanese army troops and rebels opposing the Manchukuo government in a raid along the western extension of the Chinese Eastern railway. Six Japanese planes were missing after the attack as Japanese and Manchukuo forces drove rebels under Gen. Li Hai-Ching across tracks toward the Siberian border, concentrating near the Bungart river and southwest of Harbin.

Harbin Tang 2 Nsi Li Hai-Ching Cir Siberien Bungart River

Kingsford-Smith Knighted by King in Birthday List

London June 2 Charles Edward Kanesford-Smith the famed Australian aviator receives knighthood in the king s birthday appointments. Robert H Davis inventor of a submarine escape device credited with saving several lives when the Poseidon sank in the Ching sea also receives knighthood.

London England Charles Edward Kanesford-Smith Robert H. Davis Ching Sea

War Mothers Hear Reports at Fort Worth Session

Fort Worth June 1 Reports at the morning session of the Texas State Chapter of American War Mothers showed progress over the past year according to state president Mrs Albert Honig Dallas. Presidents from El Paso San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth and Galveston spoke along with committee chairmen on Hospitalization Americanization legislation welfare and other welfare topics.

Fort Worth Texas Albert Honig Dallas Lucy Germond el Paso Mattie Royster San Antonio W. C. Kelley Henry Hutchings Coral Schaefer Galveston

Auxiliary Plans Bridge Social at Elke Club

The Ladies' auxiliary of Disabled War Veterans will host a bridge and banco party at the Elke club on Thursday at 7 30 p m An admission fee of 25 cents will be charged and the public is invited to attend.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Elke Club

Secret Tax Bill Session in Washington D C

In Washington D C on June 2, Senate and House conferees began reconciling differences in the billion dollar revenue bill. No results were announced as tentative agreements only, with conferees stating they are in a general discussion and have not reached definite conclusions. Senator Watson, Republican leader, noted the group is deliberating privately amid press and lobbyist interest.

Washington, D. C Senate House Benator Watson

Judge Advocate Will Take Leave

Mal James A. Willis, judge advocate general of the Eighth Corps Area, left San Antonio Thursday on a one month leave of absence. Maj. C. C. Cresson, previously assistant in the office, assumed duties as acting judge advocate.

Mal James A. Willis Nae Worate Eighth Corps San Antonio Washington Corps Area Maj. C. C. Cresson

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