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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1931
Page
6
General Douglas MacArthur wrote that clergy opposition to war arming themselves appears as law violation by clergy, noting Congress handles war justice and public will guides declarations. He expressed surprise at many clergy members endorsing noncompliance with constitutional duties.
A general laments civilians shirking duty and clergy interference while noting wartime citizen training camps run full. He argues patriotism as core to democracy and rejects pacifist reluctance, urging decisive commitment to defense and the protection of rights across the nation.
A Dallas Ford Motor Company assembly plant blast left one man dead and nine injured, with two sewer gas explosions occurring yesterday. Engineer W. L. Cory died today from injuries sustained in the first blast. Cory was brother-in-law to Mrs. Paul Woodall, whose husband perished in a Sherman airplane wreck three weeks ago.
About one hundred army planes depart Fairfield air depot after air corps maneuvers near the Fast. They proceed in stages toward their home stations in the West and South. Stops include Nashville and Little Rock for the Eighty-eighth Observation squadron and Scott Field Muskogee Fort Sill for the bombers.
The attorney general's department won a hearing date of June 10 to enjoin enforcement of the oil proration order. The suits by Central Pipeline Co Inland Waterways Inc RG McIntyre and Side-Rower Oil seek speedy court action after a Monday conference among the governor railroad commission and AG department.
June 3 report from Berlin warns Germany is in grave danger of nationwide radicalization unless reparations burdens are eased. Emergency decrees cutting wages, unemployment support, and government employee pay are planned, touching all levels including ambassadors. Britain's stance and possible aid are uncertain as Bruning and Curtius meet MacDonald in London.
King George celebrated the 64th anniversary of his birth in London. The day included a royal birthday honuring with the conferment of four new baronetcies, 25 knighthoods, and two privy councilorships among other distinctions.
Scores of banks in South Atlanta resume business after closures earlier in 1931. The reopening follows a period of forced shutdowns that hit the financial sector during the crisis. Local officials report improved liquidity and cautious optimism for the recovery.
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