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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
9
By B C Forbes. Opinion argues the Supreme Court decision should not unsettle the nation and that Americans must stay prudent and patriotic. It warns against calls to overhaul or bypass constitutional rules and stresses steady leadership, fiscal balance, and broad cooperation to meet tax and economic needs.
Swiss voters rejected an NRA style proposal by a vote of 666000 to 428003. The defeat halted a proposed socialist effort tied to gun rights and security policy, with supporters and opponents voicing contrasting views on public safety and constitutional limits.
Alameda officials report awaiting a run to Honoluena mid while PanAm Airways seaplane moves to Wake. No fistenetions received yet. Previous rex Loris Wenn noted the seaplane move remaining on schedule.
At Border Fort Fort D A Russell Marlin Texas the abandoned post will regarrison soon after September with the First Cavalry and Second Battalion of the Seventy seventh Field Artillery to be equipped with 105 millimeter howitzers. The unit will form a headquarters service battery and two battalions totaling 13 officers 545 enlisted men with detachments from signal finance and quartermaster. Maj Gen Johnson Heroudg will supervise mobilization tests as planning continues for eight guns and motorized transport under the war department.
A court listing shows numerous individuals with varied fines and fees including amounts such as 45, 40, and 15. Names like Bernard Wo Brien Otis Fuster Julia Jefferson Olga Finpée Velma Arzonndver and others appear amid references to traffic violations drunkenness and related penalties.
A San Antonio area obituary notices collection lists William Marin Schroeders 74 of 18 College Boulevard with survivors including widow Mrs William M Schroeders, brothers J B Henry r and August A Schroeders, sisters Miss Soph Schroeders and Mrs Pauline Schffers, grandchildren, services at Hagg and McGilllum Chapel, interment Mission Burial Park. Doris Givens Ellington, 35 of 303 Carolina Street, native of St Louis, survivors including husband 5 T. Billington, services 2:30 p m at Hagg and McColum Chapel, interment Suriel Park. Louis Lindheim, 14 1009 San Pedro Avenue, native of New York, survivors including widow Like Lindheim and daughter Mrs Pellette Kohlman, services held Monday morning at Beth August. Phil Auffenberg of Runge, retired farmer, age 34, German native, survivors listed. services in Runge Iwtheren church with interment in Lutheran cemetery in San Antonio. Mrs Lottie Lee, married to James A Lee, multiple daughters and grandchildren noted. services not fully specified.
Karnes City girls led by M Gorvim visited Camp Comal near Braunfels from June 3. Inspections by Teo Howton Girl School inspectors observed during a tour of the camp facilities and grounds as part of summer programs.
A 3,700,600 cubic foot balloon, largest ever, has been unloaded at the Blackhilly valley flight camp. Capt. Albert Stevens and Capt. Orvil A. Anderton expect a 12 hour plus ascent with a ceiling of 24 miles. National Geographic Society and Army Air Corps sponsors set Wednesday as the deadline to finish final details before the launch on the first favorable day.
In Montevideo on June 1, Eduardo Garcia a former nationalist deputy fired on the presidential party wounding President Gabriel Terra in the leg The assailant was arrested and police described the incident as an attempted assassination involving Brazil's President Ge Vargas and other officials reporting fading details.
A severe storm Saturday killed Bennie Hubbard, 49, who was leaning against a tree in a corn field seven miles north of Weimar. A nearby bystander, Rennietty, was critically injured and transported for medical care. The incident occurred as lightning struck during the long squall.
The political leaders Julius Goce and Eckhard announced no duel will occur after a lengthy conference. They settled differences between rival factions and the field of honor was postponed. The decision followed rumors over whether swords or pistols would be used and remains officially secret.
A radio series begins with Malone of Texas joining Padgell of Atlanta and others on CBS and WABC Monday night. The network hookups include WL and Columbia stations in the Midwest with various programs and hour-by-hour listings featuring orchestras, studios, and guest performers.
The First Lady and her sons Ellett and James Roosevelt may attend the Texas Young Democrats convention in Amarillo on Friday and Saturday. John J. McGarry, president of the Texas Cities, said confirmation had been received that James Roosevelt of Boston and Ella Matl, whose parents are in Fort Worth, would attend. officers said Mrs Roosevelt may also attend.
A whistleblower recounts harsh Soviet labor life in Moscow’s Elektrozavod and subway projects. He details forced and voluntary labor, subotniks, political surveillance, and reprisals for dissent, describing hunger, vanishing workers, and executions as the regime’s brutality.
Quetta, India, June 3. Authorities plan to finish destruction of the ruined Garden City by dynamiting debris to curb a disease outbreak. Death toll from Friday’s quakes was estimated at 40,000 with at least 20,000 bodies still buried. Survivors evacuated as relief efforts press on. Minor shocks felt as relief operations advance.
The Italian foreign ministry reported a frontier incident with Libya that caused casualties on both sides though details were scarce. Official circles suggested heightened tension after a prior massacre where over 100 Furigians were killed last December.
Washington June 3 A relief administrator reports a 3.6 percent drop in families on relief in April from March totals. States leading declines were New Mexico 20.7 percent and Mississippi 71 percent. Texas and Oklahoma also fell. Some states posted gains, including Alabama Virginia and New Hampshire, while overall relief costs rose slightly from March to April.
Los Angeles reports a crash alert as a damaged airframe is sought at sea between Los Angeles and San Diego. A search team combs the area for the unidentified aircraft following a crash warning.
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