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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Geneva conference session with delegates debating silver policy and labor issues. Ralph Morrison and another American delegate engage in remarks during adjournment. A question to the fore hints at storm concerns and potential challenges ahead for the talks.
Fragmented OCR text presents mixed quotes about weight loss, skin clarity, and health effects attributed to unspecified remedies. Mentions a Mrs Nuria Spiekler from Maapanville and vague references to diet, beverages, and supplements with no verifiable details or outcomes.
American delegates are absent as the conference reconvenes with German and Bulgarian spokesmen urging debt payment in goods and services. Baron Von Neurath stresses credit principles before economic fixes while Polard Adam Roe and others push currency stabilization and reform of trade. Major players discuss independent action by Scandinavian states and plans for a world pact on non aggression and monetary policy amid stalled concrete decisions.
Cambridge June 17 Wins The class of 1908 returns to Harvard with tales of the sea serpent hoax at Plymouth Beach and a mermaid exhibit. The 1933 graduates plan a brief ceremony June 20 promising a spirited Harvard cheer from all attendees.
London June 13 Henry Hall director of the British Broadcasting Corporation dance orchestra will travel to America in August with Jock Hilton and Whiteman to study American dance music and broadcasting practices. He aims to learn how U.S. systems handle repeated broadcasts and rights, hoping to gauge effects on the public and popular tunes. He will visit to compare presentation styles and broadcasting limits.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull, returning from a world economic conference, attended a secret steering committee meeting that could shape American participation. The French pressed for chairmanship of the monetary committee while Hull insisted Cox lead the economic committee, with no decisions reached as the session adjourned and the fight likely to continue.
In Salem on June 13, Oregon laborers demand a wage rise from 20 to 30 cents an hour with increases tied to hop prices. They seek higher pay for pickers based on a sliding scale from 4 to 2 dollars per hundred pounds, arguing workers deserve a share of Oregon’s prosperity.
Luxenburg Wis June 17 Alfalfa seed grown inside the fairgrounds race track helps uphold the fair. The seed is unusually fine and the demand always exceeds the supply.
Disabled World War I veterans plan their annual Montana convention in Helena on June 2 and 3. Officers announced details for the gathering. Johnson improves after car crash in Philomath. W. E. Junnyon, injured in a Bayocale auto accident, rests easily after his vehicle skidded and overturned.
SILVERTON Ore June 13 Thirteen years after quitting Silverton High as a junior to marry Mrs Fred Barker returns to finish her education. She brings with her three children aged 4 8 and 9.
Pr Walter Anthony will speak at 8 p.m. during the ild weel service at Travis Park Methodist church on Wednesday with assistants Booster Bell handshaker Howard Bumbsugh music director Mrs Gladys Canaday and Miss Pearl Johtsen who will sing Galli fame by Dvorak accompanied by Mrs Harry Leap. A badger owned by John Norton in Summerville Massachusetts prompted police and fire crews to stop a train after the animal escaped its enclosure and burrowed along the right of way.
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