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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane reports Hoover suggests trimming world armaments by one third, a plan that could save about 15 billion over 14 years. France rejects it, others weigh protection costs and submarine limits, while political talk centers on Roosevelt, Smith, and Roosevelt’s Democratic path.
An unclear town bulletin reports a death after an alleged attack. The note mentions MILES STANDISH and Palo Alto with a 74 year old descendant involved. Details are fragmented and unavailable.
Washington June 23 stock market hearings before the senate banking committee feature Miss Grate Van Braam Roberts of Highland West Virginia alleging fraud by prominent brokers in the New York exchange. Bartley Missy Ann Goshen of Cheyenne Wyoming says she was sold Continental shares at four dollars though they never rose above seventy eight cents. Senator Brookhart questions the New York Stock Exchange Better Business Bureau connection amid litigation by Clark G Hardeman of St Louis. Testimony notes losses from Pax Theaters stock plunge from 29 4 to 10 in 1929 and cites public figures promoting stocks before the crash while proclaiming integrity of promoter William Fox.
Manufacturers and retailers are seeking an impulse to overcome the economic dead center and revive dormant business.
The United States plans a $5,000,000,000 bond issue to fund major public works projects, create millions of jobs, and revive the economy. The proposal emphasizes infrastructure investment as a path to prosperity and national recovery.
Albert Edward Prince of Wales, famed as the world’s most eligible bachelor, marked his thirty-eighth birthday by taking a day off from duties. He limited his tasks to reading the flood of congratulatory messages received from Britain and abroad.
Hollywood report says Charlie Chaplin may publicly address whether he approves his sons acting on screen. Friends suggest he could block their appearances until they are older. Chaplin, divorced from Lita Grey, has two boys Charles Spencer Chaplin Jr. and Sydney Chaplin, with likely contracts to Tax Film Corporation.
US dancer Adde v Astilre, soon to be remembered on Broadway, will be presented tonight or tomorrow to the king and queen. The lord elamberli is expected to name Ar Shoonlers as Lady Cryeadian. The Omaha girl who rose to stardom with her brother Fred debuts at the Dellabetbard. Charles Cavan dish, a youthful figure from Rinadaid, and a monk claimant are noted in the court circle.
Olin Dutra the younger of the two Spanish brothers from Los Angeles shot 69 in the first round of the United States Open at Fresh Meadow Country Club New York. Diegel led with 68 as Sarazen and Burke trailed. weathered play saw several contenders near par.
Map shows largely cloudy conditions with likely showers Tuesday night and Friday. Lows near 64 degrees Thursday night with highs around 92. East Texas mostly cloudy Thursday night and Friday with possible showers in the southern portion. West Texas partly cloudy Thursday night with slightly warmer temperatures.
A powerful storm struck south of Saaktown on the night of June 29 causing extensive damage to a timber house and nearby structures. Winds shattered windows and toppled parts of the first building, with fears of further damage to adjacent tenants and outbuildings as emergency crews assess the scene.
A fragmentary editorial style dialogue in Chicago warns that Democratic delegates may be controlled by high finance, challenging true people’s rule. It contrasts Democratic and Republican conventions, questions popular government, and accuses financiers of steering national policy.
Chicago June 2. Presidential contenders sharpened, Democrats seek a nominee to oppose Hoover and Curtis. Reed of Missouri and Governor Murray contested repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act reform. Roosevelt forces pushed for economic planks while Farley and Walsh eyed leadership roles as currents churn within the resolutions committee. Murray pressed for early platform action. a subcommittee was named to draft tentative program.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a dated notice featuring names such as Mire andy Orneker and Clemens ti, with a location in Vstingen and references to values and dates like July and 184. It reads as a garbled property or settlement notice with scattered personal names and dates, lacking coherent details.
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