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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
1
Washington reporters are told that cotton production could exceed expectations with a two week long sampling plan launching nationwide. Chester Davies notes a wheat reception drive and a generous offer to farmers as signs point to strong growth in cotton output.
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Farmers across Texas and Oklahoma brace for voluntary reductions in cotton outputs as the government offers two pay plans. Contracts begin August 1 with field workers visiting growers. expected checks start within 28 to 20 days. Officials aim to cut the crop by hundreds of thousands of bales to stabilize prices and reduce future surpluses.
In Atlanta on June 28 a federal drive began to persuade about 2,000,000 farms to retire part of their cotton acreage. Under Alvin Cobb of Atlanta and Roosevelt farm relief chiefs, extension workers urged farmers to plow up 24 to 50 percent of this year’s crop in return for benefits totaling over 150,000 dollars. The plan targets more than 200 counties and seeks to retire about 10,000,000 acres, potentially yielding roughly 3,000,000 bales. The campaign portrays the move as a way for the South to shed the “cotton slavery” burden.
Local farmers in Boxer county pledged to secure cotton acreage and contribute to a county-wide plan supervised by Farm Agent Fred W. Mall. The program, supported by at least 40 committeemen, will involve courthouse meetings with officials and staff including George Martindale and Grigge McLerndon to map pledges and outline retirement options for FOUL acres. Government consideration of retirement or other plans hinges on pledge progress and crop projections for 1883 and the current year.
Austin June 28 J E McDonald Texas state commissioner for agriculture urged farmers to cooperate with the administration plan to retire cotton acreage. He said the program aims to restore purchasing power to cotton growers and support other industries, noting the weak statistical position of cotton and the need to decide whether to retire acreage in line with the administration's program.
A garbled weather bulletin lists forecast details and locations across Texas and nearby states. It mentions temperatures, wind conditions, and precipitation expectations for Monday and June, with scattered place names and times such as Dallas and San Antonio, plus numerous misread entries and odd spellings.
A bomb exploded yesterday in the basilica of St Peter's. manufactured in Spain and brought by Demaitio Golabin. Solomon charged with planning the attack amid Vatican Spain tensions after recent papal encyclicals. Four injured, panic among Holy Year pilgrims. basilica closed then reopened for central Italy delegation.
Attorneys for former county judge George B. Part conferred with United States District Attorney John Harman about delaying the case on tax charges. The case, set for May, is postponed as parties seek a new setting after a prior transfer from Austin. Part allegedly failed to file 1928 income tax returns and deprived the IRS of 933.90, with income reported as 421,070.25.
Italian planes to return mail to Rome will depart from the United States for Rome Italy and will be varied by Italian planes amid a Chicago visit. The operation requires 43 60 postage and is aided at the post office here Monday under the command of General Nate Bailey.
A resident named Tom Sorro reported being robbed by three armed bandits at San Seba and El Piso streets in El Paso overnight. One attacker carried a pistol and another a knife. Police are investigating the incident.
Former Governor James E Ferguson announced a scheduled debate with Rev J Frank Norris in Fort Worth on the repeal question amid a broader set of conventions. Delegates arrived for ten events on August 25 to decide whether Texas will support repeal or retention of Prohibition with special electors to determine the November vote.
Greta Garbo will definitely return to Stockholm at the end of her two year Hollywood contract, Dagens Nyheter reports. The paper adds she recently purchased a house near her birthplace on the south side of the city and plans a complete modernization.
A 31 year old black man in Victoria was shot dead when he allegedly resisted the arrest by J. D. Moer a special agent for the Southern Pacific. The man was accused of robbing a freight car and the incident occurred during the arrest.
Four heavily armed gunmen stormed the LaCrease State Bank in Lacrosse Indiana, killing cashier W. Tennell and taking less than 100 dollars after the leader fired through the teller window despite the cashier complying with the robbery order.
Mrs Mark E Banes of 1806 avenue was reported for an incident at her home Monday. The case involves a federal prosecutor and remains under investigation. authorities provided limited details.
An advertisement from Marys Kan D offers a free trial of a hay fever and asthma remedy. It promises a $1.25 bottle sent by mail to recipients who write for it, with payment after delivery if the treatment helps. Respond with name and address to receive the bottle.
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