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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
1
Eyewitnesses recount a violent assault on officers outside a station. Bullets shattered windows as attackers used submachine guns, killing Nash and wounding several. drivers and bystanders sought cover behind autos while officers returned fire from close range.
Rep J and Duvall report from Belson Texas on a trip to Waco of 48 miles with plans for future racing meet at Georgeloan. They describe saddle sport interest and possible track betting, and detail a shooting incident near a car with bullets fired during the escape, noting one man wounded and hospital reports of three bullets.
Washington June 14: proposed processing taxes to fund wheat relief may raise prices. George N Peek says effects likely mild, while bakers pledge to pass on costs only if allowed. Historical price comparisons show bread costs respond variably to wheat shifts.
Report from Laredo on a border crossing involving a five-car train named Olivo. Mexican officials and secret service agents accompanied the train from Mexico City. Jewel service aboard protected by Mexican and American authorities amid heightened security.
In a public statement before a New England trip Roosevelt urged industry to share the burden by cutting weekly hours to a 30 hour standard and paying a living wage. He framed it as emergency job creation while seeking public cooperation and warning anti trust laws remain in force. The plan aims to boost purchasing power and stabilize prices as a first step toward a broader new charter for national economic planning.
A report details leaders urging firm administration to guard against corruption while supporting growth. warns price rises must track wage boosts to sustain demand, as unions and industry watch for a strong, unified recovery. Also mentions guards in WildwoodMN inspecting bathing suits due to moth damage.
Negotiations between Reichsbank officials and Germanys long term creditors stalled after Dutch and Swiss representatives rejected unpublished proposals from Dr Hjalmar Schacht. A tentative Dawes and Young loan agreement was reported while transfer moratorium exemptions were discussed, except for the Young sinking fund. The Swiss and Dutch has escalated discussions joining Dr Schacht and Dr Alfred Hugenberg at the World Economic Conference.
Treasury items show receipt and balance details for the day. The report lists a June balance of 10,724,108 dollars and references warrants and accounts in a formal financial ledger.
Beverly Hills Cru June 17 A witty note on crowded cinema as Will Rogers riffs on new films and a chorus of nationalities It pokes fun at art and audience behavior while lampooning country stereotypes in a breezy entertainment snippet.
Jurors in Galt hear witnesses about Loyd A Lamson and his wife Mildred Thorpe Lamson after her body was found in their Stanford residence bath. Deputy Sheriff and Dr. Margaret Lamson testify as Lamson denies striking his wife. Hearing adjourned until Monday.
Four wounded in a downtown Lafayette confrontation as two robbers opened fire after disarming a police captain. Assistant manager Harry Bunton seized a sub machine gun from a wounded officer, disabling the suspects who fled toward an alley. Officers Wesley Wilson and Paul Flinker were hit. the suspects were Robert Sanders and Frank Byrd, with Sanders giving an alias.
Bolivar Mo June 17 Sheriff Jack Filingsworth of Polk county was kidnapped by Pretty Boy Floyd and accomplice Adam Ricchetti then released unharmed after a daylong drive. He telephoned to meet a friend in Clinton Mo and returned to his home. others fled in a different car near Deepwater.
NL Keller at 220 Goliad street sparked a Mosquito battle Friday night. Neighbors mistook the garage blaze for a fire and alerted responders. Firemen checked Keller’s home and then went to FH Scott at 416 Monterey to locate a smoke filled radio antenna.
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