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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
5
In the Bungo Strait today the Japanese navy destroyer Fuso and submarine IP-48 collided during fleet maneuvers. There were no casualties reported.
New York stock exchange suspends for one year Alexander B. Johnson, a floor member of Throckmorton and Veompans, announced today. The action follows disciplinary review and affects trading floor privileges. Johnson remains a member of the firm despite the suspension.
Earle B. Mostich spoke to a Cherokee county crowd urging a correlated highway system built at low cost and at the earliest date. He argued against large bond issues, noting gasoline tax increases and highway bonds burden counties for decades, and warned that no highway now is paid for by such bonds.
The piece recalls cattle drives from Gonzales County to Abilene and Dodge, notes the Smiley and Westhoff areas, and describes local poultry ventures in Smiley. It reflects on old homesteads, landmarks, and the migration of folks seeking prosperity in farming and town development amid changing times.
The first chamber of the stat tercentral today approved the arbitration treaty concluded between the United States and the Netherlands. The chamber also adopted bills revising a statute of the Permanent Court of International Justice and related matters.
Dr. George Allan Works, who arrived from Chicago less than a year ago to lead Connecticut Agricultural College, today announced his resignation. He will leave at the close of a regular term and return to the University of Chicago as a professor. classifieds note affordable listings in Light Classified under Classification 107 and 403.
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