Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

San Antonio Light in San Antonio, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1936

Page

6

Paine Denounces False Gossip Mob Beating on Beach

William Haines recounts how a friendly gesture to a six year old boy sparked rumor and mob violence at a beach community. He and four friends were chased from the area amid tomatoes and eggs hurled at their car. Justice later refused to file a complaint, citing insufficient evidence.

Los Angeles William Haines Jimmy Shields Haines Jimmy A. Walker el Porto Justice of the Peace A. F. Monroe Hollywood Hames Shields

Arab Strike Moves to Break General Walkout

SERUSALEM June 3 The government issued two emergency regulations intended to end the Arab general strike and curb racial disturbances. District commissioners gain power to order all stores and businesses to reopen under threat of heavy penalties. Military torcs were authorized to prevent importation and manufacture of all types of explosives.

Serusalem

Low Interest Seen for Land Loans Extended

Washington reports limited demand for federal land bank loans as a bill to extend the low 4 percent rate moves to conference between Senate and House members. If not enacted the current rate would resume July 1.

Washington Senate House

Texas State Board of Pharmacy to Meet in San Antonio

The Texas state board of pharmacy will gather in San Antonio for its semiannual meeting and conduct examinations for applicants seeking to practice pharmacy. Board members include President J. Weaver of Fort Worth and Secretary Walter Cousits of Dallas amid a roster of others, with about 30 examinees to attend at the Gunter Hotel.

Texas State Board of Pharmacy San Antonio Roy £. Phillips Gunter Hotel Ele .Weaver Fort Worth Walter Cousits Dallas J. Don Allen Fouston M. E. Dooley B. M. Joseph Austin Pai Carroll Texarkana

Aircraft model rules redefine rear hook placement

In a guidance update for air race cabin models, the tear motor hook need not sit at the extreme rear. The tail boom is defined as a spar from the fuselage rear to attach tail units. A fully built-up fuselage allows eligibility regardless of rear hook position if the empennage is fixed to the rear fuselage.

Hayden Cartwright road aid bill moves forward

Washington June 3 Representative Cartwright co author of the Hayden Cartwright bill outlined federal funds for highway aid. He said Texas would receive about 7 177 504 for regular highway aid 1 56 000 for farm to market roads and 2 710 000 for grade crossing elimination with matching required for two categories. Congressional action was completed yesterday as the House approved the conference report and sent it to the White House.

Washington Cartwright Oklahoma House Texas

Fascists Cheer Badoglio Return in Naples

Rushing from Ethiopia to Rome under Mussolini orders Marshal Pietro Badoglio arrived in Naples today to a throng of about half a million admirers. He was carried in triumph through the streets as the Fascist conqueror of Addis Ababa received a stirring greeting from the city.

Badoglio Naples Italy Ethiopia Rome Mussolini Pietro Badoglio Addis Ababa Stra

Radio threat cited by Inland Daily Press on propaganda

Chicago June 3 B H Harris Richmond Palladium Item publisher warned that short wave radio may threaten American government and urged newspapers to bear the burden of battle. He urged readers to distinguish news from propaganda as the Inland Daily Press association approved a resolution denouncing the Black Senate committee for persecution of newspapers and allowing civil action for damages.

Chicago Inland Daily Press Association Today B. H. Harris Richmond Ind Harris Association Black Senate Committee Federal Communications

Long Local Obituaries Share Final Rites For Five Residents

Multiple obituaries from Somerset and nearby areas list Mrs Jessie Walker McCoy 61, Mrs Pauline Cloudt 86, Mrs Mary Elizabeth Holliday 49, Henry Schlegel 67, Donald Harvey Paschen 8, and Soledad Vila De Bustos 49. Details note survivors including spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren. services held at St Patrick Catholic church and St Mark’s Episcopal church with Mission Burial Park as interment site.

Jessie Walker McCoy Somerset St. Patricks Bexar Y. A. Mitchell John W. McCoy W. D. Scott Slaude Atkins Glara Mabel Thompson Jessie Koehler Jone Frank Robert, Lawrence John McCoy Aister Jennie McCounel Galveston Pauline Cloudt San Antonio Riebe Chapel W. Oo. Schultz Mission Burial Park Achard Cloudt Ernest. Cloudt Edwoud Texas Hilbert Cloudt Ohio Bertha Hawn Emilie Dischinger Amelia Jonas New Braunfels Emma Fischer Kendalia Frieda Triesch Blanco City Willie Edward Jonas Oscar Jonas Mary Elizabeth Holliday West Woodlawn St. Mark's Episcopal Church Arthur R. Mc Donald Harvey Paschen Gotios Christi E. F. Page William E. Paschen Porter Lering Hey. J. L. Green Par Walter I. Paschen Corpus Christi Soledad

Bettencourt Returns From Japan Tour With US Delegation

Bettencourt, one of ten U S representatives, returns from a six week goodwill tour of Japan Thursday at 3 20 P M. He will be welcomed at the Southern Pacific station by members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce.

Bettencourt Japan United States Southern Pacific George S. Tucker San Antonio

Three Negroes Held After Student Dowell Britton Death

Three African American men were held on murder charges in the death of Dowell Britton, a Louisiana State University speech department student and local vaudeville entertainer, who died from injuries sustained in an altercation, according to Baton Rouge police.

Baton Rouge Dowell Britton Louisiana State University

Court ruling halts state wage laws sparks constitutional debate

President Roosevelt and lawmakers react to the Supreme Court five to four ruling that voided New York's minimum wage law for women. Secretary Perkins urges public welfare protections while lawmakers push for a constitutional amendment to empower federal and state wage regulations. The dissents highlight political divides as Bustos family is listed among names in the text.

Washington Roosevelt Supreme Court New Deal New York Als Perkins Ayers Montana Congress Guffey Wood Missouri Representative Fish

Opinions Differ on State Power to Regulate Wages for Women

Justice Butler writes the majority view that states lack authority to prohibit or alter wage contracts between employers and women workers. Justice Hughes dissents, arguing power to protect women from exploitation may exist, while Justices Stone Brandeis and Cardozo favor leaving the issue to legislation.

Butler Clef Hughes New York Wefen—Ihely Justries Stone Brandeis Cardozo

Minter's sister absence in suit over $750,300 fortune

Mary Miles Minter's sister, identified as a witness, suffered a nervous breakdown caused by financial worries and was absent from the trial seeking to recover 750,300 of the Ox Screenatar's fortune. Attorney Joseph Lewison said the testimony about Mrs Filmore would be immaterial.

Los Angeles Mary’ Miles Minter Idgots Wirs Mars Gare Fillmore Wil Joseph Lewinson Miss Minter Wrother Charlotte Shelby Blyth and Company Shelby Jarjze Filmore Lewison

Car Found Near Blood Pools by O Winters Insurance

A car located near two small pools under the Chestnut Street Viaduct was found by Captain J. Bryant of the Bexar county patrol. The vehicle, connected to Winters Insurance offices in the Texas Theater building, had Wednesday crime scene references in the notes.

O, Winters, Insurance Texas ‘Theater Ve Bryant Bexar |Enant Patrol Chestnut Street

AR Pilot Earle Ovington Recuperating After Operation

Los Angeles June 3. Earle Ovington the pioneer of US air mail is reported resting comfortably at Good Samaritan hospital after an emergency operation. He achieved the first air mail flight in the nation and remains listed in good condition at the hospital.

Los Angeles Y— Earle Ovington United States Good Samaritan Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Paine Bossip S. A Henry Schlegel Civil Service Fort Sam Houston United Spanish War Veterans Retired Personnel Association Veterans of Foreign Wars W. O. Schultz Sarah Schlegel Minnie Schlegel FDA Bustos Luz de Bustos Adolph Joy Freddie de Bustos Tan Osister Knowlton's Fredericksburg Road Dillard Crouparey W. 40Th Se Nyc NNER Leyte
Search Courier

Search the San Antonio Light Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The San Antonio Light?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication