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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1933

Page

18

Police Fund Loan Slated for San Antonio Officers

Beginning July 1, San Antonio policemen will be allowed to borrow from the Police Relief Fund Association. With $11,000 in the treasury, loans are limited to small amounts at 2 percent monthly interest. The fund acts as an insurance medium covering sickness and death, and loans were previously restricted until members pressed for aid.

San Antonio Alles Police Relief Fund Association Tims Association For Financial Aid

Navy plans rush new ships under defense program

Washington announces a three year naval build plan funded at 298 million dollars in public works. Swanson says most money goes to labor and aims to add 114,000 tons of new ships by end of the period. London reports Japanese officials seeking a parallel three year plan valued at 125 million dollars.

Washington, D. C Swanson Roosevelt Naval Swanson Weld Everty Landon Nmvy London Jjune Washington Toklo

Regular Judges to Preside at Special Term

A special term of the Rinet fourth district court will run eight weeks from July 17. No special judge will be elected as four regular judges share the term, two weeks each. McCrory, Taylor, Anderson, and Stevens are slated to preside in sequence. Both criminal and civil cases will be heard, and divorces disposed.

Rinet Fourth District Court W. W. McCrory

Houston Attorney Given 54 Years for Robbery and Theft

PORT WORTH June 14 INS Thomas Forrest Whiteside former Houston attorney pleaded guilty to robbery burglary and theft and received a total 20 years with sentences to run concurrently He was on furlough from the state penitentiary where he served time for the murder of his wife

Port Worth INS Thomas Forrest Whiteside Houstonttorney Whitesite

Independent oil men propose four-way industry structure

A joint draft from California and Texas independents urges the Washington administration to split the oil sector into production, transport, refining and manufacturing, aiming to curb monopolistic hold and end cutthroat competition. J B Zillit of the Independent Petroleum Association of California urges immediate investigation of foreign oil imports.

Los Angeles California Texas Washington Administration Roose- Felt Lastight J. B. Zillit Independent Petroleum Association of California Uice Ellrote Billett Cotlii Weseye Fot Eliot Natable United States

Rail unions spurn Fay out on wage demand

Chicago officials report that spokesmen for 201 Class 1 railroads workers rejected a 29 1/2 percent pay cut, seeking to restore a 10 percent temporary reduction in place since November. The Railway Labor Executives Association said union leaders doubt the roads’ wage cut plan, while railroads insist on a unified 9 percent reduction and refuse concessions. Freight workers chair Mexanger F Whitney led the union stance.

Chicago America Mexanger F. Whitney Brotherhood of Railways Labor Executives Association Ailans

Wallace to Announce Tax Plan and Cotton Policy

Washington June 1 A secretaries Wallace will unveil a program for wheat processing taxes and acreage reduction at a press conference at 4:45 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. He will outline cotton policy tomorrow including large area retirement and a plan for option pea production with 3 500 000 crops reduction. He said no change to the broader processing tax schedule this summer and that the plan has Roosevelt's approval.

Washington, D.C Wallace Jpnes Roosevelt

Hardwood Men Discuss Control

Producers of most of the nation’s hardwood seek to place the industry under a confederal governing board with absolute powers. About 900 Southern and Appalachian manufacturers show near unanimity at a meeting. As part of the industrial recovery act the code would pro rate quota tax of manufacture and set minimum wages and maximum hours for 200 000 workers.

Tenn

Bandit Gang Robs Arkansas Bank

Three men robbed the First Wa flenftl bank in Hlace Hock Arkansas of about 3000 dollars and kidnapped the cashier T. 13 Bharp early today but released him about two miles from town. Pursuit was started by bank president Joy HM. Myers.

Arkansas Hlace Hock Ark Bharp Joy HM. Myers

Bank Robbery Shocks Norton Logan Area

Two men robbed The First Matron s Bank of Logan about $600 after abducting cashier J W Blard and forcing his participation in their escape. Blard was released unharmed six miles south of Logan. Police investigated the daytime heist in Norton County Kansas.

Norton, Kan Sme Bank of

Alfred Receives Gift Urging Candidacy for Governor

Austin report states friends of Texas Attorney General James V Allred sent a surcingle with a note from Texas House members urging him to run for governor. The letter and gift imply he should ride into office, reflecting early political maneuvering in Texas.

Austin Texas James V Allred Alm House of Representatives Stevetson

Teeguson Grants Pardon for Turkey Theft Convict

Governor Miriam A Teeguson pardons Harry Gordon convicted of turkey theft in Coleman County last February. Gordon had been sentenced to six months in jail.

Fmred Austin Miriam A. Teeguson Harry Gordon Colemen

Dairy Interests Called to Meet on Farm Adjustment Program

Washington June 16 Secretary Wallace called a conference for Monday June 26 of representatives from all dairy interests to draft and discuss a program for applying the farm adjustment plan.

Washington, D Wallace

Commission to Probe Pay Dispute at Kansas City Southern

A Roosevelt named commission will begin an investigation Thursday into the wage dispute between employees and executives of the Kansas City Southern Railway. The inquiry aims to resolve pay disagreements affecting labor relations and company leadership.

Commission Kansas City Roosevelt Kansas City Southern Railway

Camay Soap Promises Skin Improvement in 1933 Ads

A 1933 beauty advertisement touts Camay soap as a cosmetic product for women. It emphasizes skin improvement after use, pleasurable scents, creamy texture, and modern packaging in green and yellow, aiming to attract female customers and their admirers.

Camuy Camay

Camay Specials Advertised at Local Dealer

A damaged ad fragment proclaims Camay specials at dealers with bright wrappers and limited-time pricing. It urges customers to buy Camay now, claiming freshness and value as a beauty soap option amidst chaotic OCR text.

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