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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
26
Charles Morgan twelve of 719 West Theory Venue was seriously injured when he fell from a tree near his home late Wednesday. Taken to Robert B Green Hospital for treatment the boy said he had built a retreat in the tree and others allegedly sawed the limbs to cause his fall. The clipping ends with an unrelated real estate ad.
Chicago banks including Hyde Park Kenwood National Jackson Park National and South Shore State were shut by state or national bank examiners. Hyde Park held 3.2 million in deposits with 609 thousand capital and 400 thousand surplus. Jackson Park 800 thousand deposits with 200 thousand capital and 50 thousand surplus. South Shore 500 thousand deposits with 200 thousand capital and 100 thousand surplus. Cottage Grove Shure Bank also closed with 200 thousand capital and 100 thousand surplus. Deposits not estimated. 25 smaller banks failed in past two weeks.
Havana lawmakers pass a bill prohibiting Sunday afternoon and Monday morning editions. The measure would suspend newspaper sales from 6 a.m. Sunday to 6 a.m. Monday, aiming to curb weekend publishing practices.
A wartime style finance discussion argues that confidence must be restored via freer lending to revive values. Midland Bank explains the slow expansion despite credit, noting that banks need profit prospects before financing expansion. It cites The Reconstruction Finance Corporation and federal reserve policy as stabilizers and references oyster money schemes as creative local responses to bank failures. Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit bankers are urged to explain delays to avoid public distrust.
Barbara Stanwyck chosen by Harry Cohn and Walter Wanger to star in the film adaptation of The Bitter Tea of General Yen. Frank Capra, who earlier directed Ladies of Leisure, will guide her again. Raoul Walsh slated to direct The Pleasure Cruise before returning to Fox. Casting includes a Chinese general role with six tests for best romantic appeal.
A middle aged man arrested after an 18 month search on a swindling charge. Police named him Frank C. Delpinine or Frank F. Davis, accuses him and confederates of defrauding about 4 million dollars over ten years from Kathryn K. Besson, formerly of Uniontown and Pittsburgh, Pa.
The San Antonio Association for International Disarmament and World Peace announced on Thursday that congratulations have been sent to President Hoover for his stand on disarmament. Secretary Mrs Mildred Haerigan stated the greeting from the group.
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