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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1932

Page

10

Davila Plans Socialist Regime in Chile

Carlos Davila, back as Chile's head of state, announces a move toward a purely socialist state to be achieved by force if needed. A constitutional assembly will draft a new constitution while the government operates within the present framework. Col Marmaduke Grove, former junta head, is captured as counter-revolution forces flex their control in Santiago.

Bantiago Chile Carlos Davila Associated Press Marmaduke Grove Republic of Socialist Republic Presidential Palace Senor Cavilla United States Grove Aic T Bose Col Eugenio Matle Senor Wavils Toey

New junta formed to run Socialist republic allies warned

Sentenced stament reports a new junta led by Senor Davila and Senator Alberto Cabero with former Minister Montero ally Nolasco Cardenas. The group vows to curb communism while preserving a socialist republic post June revolt, aligning with foreign interests. Colonel Grove resisted surrender but was captured and brought to a regimental barracks with Senor Matte to decide the new regime’s fate.

Senor Davila Alberto Cabero Montero Radical Party Nolasco Cardenas Socialist Republic Grove Senor Matte

Start bonus debate echoes through Senate fight

The Senate debate on a veterans bonus intensified as Brookhart and Robinson argued for and against the measure. A crowd pressed outside the chamber while a culinary aid scene played on the lawn, and a veteran sought floor access claiming a congressional medal as guards clarified rules.

Brookhart Robinson Republican Indiana Brooknart Senate Vue Lawn Wilson Trammell Florida Trammel Arthur Creach New Orleans Moses New Hampshire Awever

Britain ready to waive war debts to restore confidence

Britain indicated willingness to drop its £2 billion war debt claim if other governments cooperate. Prime Minister MacDonald and Chancellor Chamberlain urged radical measures to restore credit, while Von Papen urged Germany to cancel reparations. The U.S. said it had not been asked to join any extension of the moratorium and expects to hear separate proposals after the conference.

MacDonald Great Britain Britain von Papen Germany Wen Neville Chamberlain Von United States France Peta Washington, D.C State Department

Hoover to Launch Campaign From Steps of White House

President Hoover, buoyed by Republican convention support, plans a campaign launch from the White House steps overlooking the Washington Monument. He will accept the nomination after Chicago formalities and promise to meet the nation’s trials and duties, addressing the convention chairman via radio.

Hoover White House Washington, D. C Presidential Mansion Washington Monument Sanken Democratic Party Chicago Bertrand Snell

San Saba Scouts Headed to Camp Gibbons

San Saba June 17 Preparations are under way for the Comanche Trail council Boy Scout annual camp set for July 19 to 27 at Camp Gibbons. The site lies on the 42 000 acre ranch of the late W H Gibbons at the mouth of Brady Creek on the San Saba river.

San Saba Comanche Trail Council of Boy Scouts Camp Gibbons W. H. Gibbons Brady Creek San Saba River

Bruga Stinson names wrage party stand in race

In Chicago on June 17 Secretary of State Henry L. Stinson touted a Republican prohibition plank as well founded and consistent. He defended its stance in a radio address and rejected efforts for outright repeal, arguing the 13 year legal framework under the Eighteenth Amendment remains solid. The piece also notes local county clerk candidacy turmoil with Huntress or Brogan as potential nominees and Riley Wyatt dropping out, while Teague league debates who will run against Hart McCormick and Jack Burke.

George W. Huntress William F. Brogan Citizens’ Teague Riley, Wyatt Teague Wyess Citizens’ League Jack H. Burke Walter Tynan League Candle Gate Wyatt Dallas League Dudgan Counby Hart McCormick Chicago Henry L. Stmnison Benator Bingham

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