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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
6
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The piece discusses Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt shaping policy, housing optimistic views for unemployed women while underscoring age eligibility limits. It also notes aviation progress, stock market excitement, wage restoration at General Motors, and obituary mentions with varied vignettes.
Amateur readers are invited to explore numerous apartment options with monthly figures listed in bold figures and months. The notice mentions various locations and approximate prices, urging interested renters to call for complete information and to visit on a specified open day.
Madrid June 3 excommunications were pronounced against President Alcala Zamora and cabinet members plus deputies backing the religious congregations law. The measure effective today taxes civil societies of orders enrolling about 98 000 nuns and monks while art treasures valued in the millions revert to the state. The Chesmetisme condemnation was signed yesterday by President Alcala Zamora.
Vatican City reports Spain’s government is automatically excommunicated for anti Catholic decrees after a papal encyclical condemns new religious laws as a grave attack on the church. The pope says church autonomy and rights of Christian conscience must be maintained amid reforms.
In Jay Oklahoma on June 3 posses of nearly 100 farmers armed with shotguns and squirrel rifles along with state prison guards scoured the rugged Delaware county hills around Dripping Springs for the 10 remaining Koneds convicts who fled from jail. Lewis Bechtel the young bank bandit captured yesterday said he was alone but officers believe two other fugitives were seen with him near Silvara Springs two days earlier. The manhunt remains extensive with clues still coming in.
Weatherman J H Janice predicted excellent weekend weather across Texas with fair skies light south winds and warm afternoons. Temperatures rise from near 92 Saturday and Sunday to about 70 Sunday morning as moonlight lasts into early Sunday. A separate report notes a fatal coal mine explosion in Sasebo Japan with 46 dead and 30 injured.
General forecast for the region with night and day temperatures. Saturday night and Sunday expected cooler, with a low near seven degrees and a Sunday high around ninety two degrees. Light to moderate southerly winds. High Friday about sixty one, low Saturday morning about eighty, Saturday high near one degree. East Texas west of the meridian shows generally fair Saturday night and Sunday with southerly coastal winds.
The rich city of Signal Hill Calif reports seven dead after a massive explosion and fire at the Richfield company refinery. Fifty are hospitalized as flames engulf four square blocks and blast debris damages homes and storage tanks, with rescue crews scouring for more victims through the night.
Kansas City authorities prepared for speedy prosecution after Walter H. McGee 37 ex convict confessed to kidnapping Mary McElroy 26 daughter of City Manager H. P. McElroy. McGee led a gang that seized the girl and released her unharmed after a $30,000 ransom. Federal charges filed against McGee and four others. five suspects en route to Kansas City. Additional named figures include Wendell Johnson Hazel Johnson Lucille Gates and Abe Starr.
Beaton, 25, of 1617 South Flores Street, was struck on the head by an armed assailant at Guadalupe and Laredo streets and taken to Robert B. Green Hospital for treatment early Saturday. Police were asked to arrest and provide support. Oklahoma City votes to call extraordinary session to enact emergency tax measure. first bill sent to Governor Murray for special session payment to legislators.
A motion picture research council report weighs the impact of film on youth and adults, urging parental discernment and broader censorship harmony. It notes trends toward moral decline in stage and literature, but argues film generally stays on a higher moral plane despite varied state censorship. The piece calls for unified or federal standards to curb demoralizing sex and crime content while avoiding overbreadth.
New York reports James Mattern did not sight during the early hours of his solo around the world attempt. His painted plane resembling a bird left at 9:20 local time, with coast guard watching for visibility, as stops and routes were debated including Paris, Moscow, and a via plans toward Newfoundland and Alaska.
New York June 1 profit taking checked the stock market after Friday’s gains. The average declined slightly from November highs as several favorites traded in narrow ranges and rail shares showed early firming before giving back some gains amid lighter volumes.
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