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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1933

Page

3

Teachers Revolt Signals School Reform Debate

Universes Service Correspondent reports a rising wave of sentiment among UK teachers, led by NASM president FUA Russell, that the economic system is tottering and education is being corralled toward revolutionary aims. Graven Ellis backs limits on political influence in schools amid calls for parental and parliamentary scrutiny.

Thomas C. Watson London James Fngind Sinis Fua Russell National Association of Schoolmasters Russell Graven Ellis New Center

Team cuts down Austin in Ferguson prison ruling

Governor Miriam A. Ferguson today imposed a 39 year confinement, reducing a prior 30 year sentence. Virgil Biev ent, convicted in Bowie county of murder, and Stevens, convicted in April 1926, face the new punishment in a landmark case reflecting state authority.

Austin Miriam A. Ferguson Virgil Bievent Bowie County Stevens

Fourth of July Fireworks Truck Sparks Tulsa Blaze

A truck loaded with fireworks for July 4 ended up on a rough Tulsa street. Firemen battled the blaze for ten minutes as missiles exploded and water spray kept the flames under control amid the commotion.

Tolba Ofna Tulsa

Priests Help Reform Captured Chinese Communists

Peiping June 17 In a religious mission six Jesuit priests accompany Captain Generalissimo Chiang Kai shek’s order to aid 2300 communists captured in the Yangtze basin. Catholic fathers provide medical aid food alms and religious pamphlets to youths en route to return them to normal life despite memories of Red terror and damage.

Peiping China CINS Chiang Jalshek Laffau Linehan Pather Cavallin Kiu ‘Tssi-tlen Msgr Maxsi

British explorer preps tiny South Polar voyage

British explorer Francis Pease plans an 80 ton 60 foot ship voyage to test if Antarctica is two islands not a single landmass. He aims to circumnavigate ice ranges, log meteorological data, and establish a self sounding, wireless supported base with a small crew including a captain, naval officer, navigators, engineer, wireless operator, camelman and a doctor.

London Antarctic Francis Pease Pease South Polar Tang Bro Islands Weddell Sea North Polar

Skeet Shooters Lead at Thursday Meet and Bass News

B C Good topped skeet results with Averleet 2 and 34, while other scores listed include RP 47, J C Baker 45, Dr C D Love 4%, and Dr Any tesa 1uit 35. Texas cowboy event slated July 9 features 48 ranches in a regional celebration. Buck Gayton displayed a five pound bass, with Penilae law near here noting four bass among the season’s largest catches in the Rio Grande valley.

B. C. Good B. C Hr Dimean J. C. Baker C. D. Is Love Dr. Any Tesa M'Allen MiAllen Evidenty Sie Vent Buck Gayton Q. Peterson Moman Petarsyn Rio Grande Valley

Roosevelt tariff reciprocity views ahead of world economic conference

Washington June 8 194 President Roosevelt plans a statement on tariff reciprocity to explain his decision not to send a tariff resolution to Congress He intends to negotiate general reductions with other nations and submit treaties for approval later to Congress to speed passage before the world economic conference opens Monday The move aims to clarify policy and avoid delaying authority.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Congress

House Approves Railroad Bill in Senate Soon to Act

The House approved the administration amended railroad bill today, leaving only Senate action to forward the measure to the president. Also included in the text is a rental ad seeking tenants before June 15, with a contact dial for inquiry.

House Washington, D. C Senate

Tennessee Urges Chain of Forests for State Woods

Tennessee state forester James O. Hazard proposes a program of multiple 10,000 acre forests in counties with suitable state lands and tax-reverted properties. Governor Hill McAllister is empowered to create these forests with local county cooperation to align with the national reforestation effort in the Tennessee valley.

Nashville Tenn Jubet Tennessee James O. Hazard Hill McAllister Hazard Tennessee Valley

Big sum for relief in New York state March spending

New York state public relief outlays set a monthly record in March with 13,376,674 dollars in state federal and local unemployment relief funds. Relief supported housing and work programs for 363,801 destitute families, announced by the state temporary emergency relief administration.

New York UNS New York State State Temporary Emergency Relief Administration

Squirrel golfer on Taft course causes ball caper

Local golfers reported a curious incident at Taft on June 9 when a squirrel emerged from a hole, snatched B Dienstein’s golf ball mid swing, and dragged it to a nest. Six additional balls were found in the nest during a search.

Squirrel Taft B. Dienstein Dienstein

Liberal Legion opens Bexar county beer repeal HQ in San Antonio

An intensive campaign for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and for legalized beer was launched in San Antonio for the August 26 election. Judge Phil Shook Sr. opened the Liberal Legion county headquarters in the Gunter hotel room 308 and Rep. P. L. Anderson opened the district HQ at thePlaze hole. Radio talks and public addresses will push for a large margin for beer and repeal in Texas.

Bexar County San Andonio Phil Shook Sr Liberal Legion Gunter Hotel P.L. Anderson Distriet Plage |Hole Texas

Bill Aiding Home Owners Sent to Senate for Approval

The administration's rephrased bill to mobilize 2.0 billion dollars to aid debt pressed homeowners was approved by the house and sent to the senate. If approved, it will be ready for the president's signature.

Senate Washington, D. C House

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