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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
15
Two circulating notions mock the London conference. One says the fate of the world hinges on its actions, the other warns the United States could lose much if no progress is made. The remarks touch bankers, skeptics, and foreign policy observers.
Classified ad from a golfer seeking a new partner after five years with Joe Callahan. Joe has corns and cannot play, prompting a request for a replacement partner. Mentions Blue Jay corn remedy and a surgical dressing company advertisement.
The article discusses distortions in Washington about looming European war and economic conflict. It critiques leaders who invoke war as a tool, notes the London conference prospects, and argues that U.S. prosperity rests on foreign trade while warning against overreliance on economic warfare or threats to export markets.
Texas officials studied relief projects costing millions with thousands of jobs at stake as Lawrence Westbrook prepared to brief Washington on Texas plans. The governor signaled readiness to convene a special session if law changes were needed for full participation in the president's rehabilitation program. Local officials' resolutions urged a special session while reviewing emergency work projects and the implications of recent congressional enactment.
Austin June 13. The University of Texas bureau of business research reports a sharp rise in Texas new corporations chartered in May. A total of 161 new corporations were chartered, up 23 percent from April, with total authorized capital stock at 1,989,714 dollars, down 18 percent from April.
The Texas railroad commission today set a hearing in Amarillo for June 28 to consider a permit for extracting gasoline from wells in the Panhandle district.
Tulsa Oklahoma June Wena Thorner reports a weekly crude oil production shift across states. Oklahoma rose from 418 thousand to 450 810 barrels daily, while East Texas and Texas totals fell, Kansas output varied, and the Rockies showed a slight increase in daily barrels.
Governor Perrison signs the final batch of large money bills from the Thirty-Third Texas Legislature without changes. He approves the general Velainis bill appropriating 7,763 to settle various claims against the state by private individuals.
General Miguel Acosta secretary of communication and public works of Mexico and his family visit San Antonio. The party includes rancher Mangum and others from Piedras Negras and Montexen, with light city reconnaissance and social engagements.
An advertisement markets B8.5.S as a proven long standing remedy to restore red blood cells and hemoglobin, boosting strength and appetite. It urges readers to buy larger sizes for economy and warns against switching the product, citing its decades of claimed efficacy and widespread use in drugstores.
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