President warns loyalists and critic alike to recalibrate wealth
Arthur Brisbane reports Washington reception where President reflects on fifty years of work, stressing humanity over profits. He cites bank soundness, rising assets, and looming debt while noting the real value of dollars and gold. He recalls public sentiment and foreign plans, and quotes General Mitchell doubting U S air power versus major powers.
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Spesking
Constitution Hall
Washington
Complaint Is Made on Per Cent Beer.
A complaint was filed with Attorney General James Albert alleging that local breweries are shipping beer advertised as one percent alcohol content. The action requests inquiry into the practice and potential violations of beverage regulations.
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Austin
James ¥. Albert
NRA backs 30 hour week plan for industries
Washington dispatch reports the federal labor committee unanimously endorsing a 30 hour week for NRA coded industries subject to a government board’s review during labor shortages. President Roosevelt urged shorter hours with higher pay while Perkins Johnson and Hopkins opposed arbitrary cuts. Johnson aims to absorb up to a million workers, citing a 30 percent potential in 600 code industries, with exemptions for unable industries.
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D. C
Nowse Labor Committee
NRA
House Committee
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Perkins
Hugh Johnson
CWA
Harry Hopkins
Connery
House
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Itonagon
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Federal Reserve
Floods and ice jam danger across northeast region
Severe thaw sent rivers to danger levels from Connecticut to New York and New Jersey. Homes abandoned, schools closed, and towns flooded as ice jams backed up waterways. In Pennsylvania and beyond, officials requested aid as crews moved to relieve flood pressure. meanwhile San Francisco faced a deadly snake incident with 60 bites reported.
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Connecticut
Rana
Queens
New York City
Seward
New Jersey
Paseric Yy
Bercon County
New York
Albany-Bingbanton
Syracuse
Waterford
Mohawk
Hudson
Bingham
Chenanga
Susquehanns
Pennsylvania
Barker's Landing
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
De Priest Seeks House Vote on Restaurant Ban
Washington March 6. De Priest Republican of Illinois and the sole Negro member used a petition to force a vote on barring a restaurant. He lashed out after his secretary and companion were refused service and two committees pigeonholed a resolution questioning who had authority to bar them. He sought 245 signatures to compel a restoration vote using the same tactic planned for the bonus question next week.
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de Priest
Washington, D.C
Ae Orcar de Priest
Republicar of
Texas Reports 447 Oil Wells in Feb
The Texas oil and gas division reports 447 producing wells in February, down from 704 in January, with 126 dry holes this month versus 276 in January.
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Texas
Austin, March
Oil and Gas Division
The
Texas Broad Commission
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy to unsettled Tuesday night and Wednesday with temperatures around 62 Tuesday night and about 82 Wednesday. Light to moderate south winds. East Texas forecast cloudy with possible showers Tuesday night and Wednesday. West Texas near the Baghandle partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with warmer conditions.
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San Antonio
Ty Law
East Texas
West Texas
Baghandle
Insull Ordered Out Of Greece To Face U S Charges
March 1932 report says Samuel Insull Sr was ordered to leave Greece within 48 hours. A heart specialist examined him but findings were not released. Insull’s attorney filed a clemency appeal. U S minister MacVeagh asked for a formal request from Greece to examine him. Extradition remains unresolved as Greece cites lack of treaty and authorities guard the fugitive.
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March
Samuel Insull Sr
Greece
Insull
P. Rhallis
Foreign Office
Chicago
Tas
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Licnln MacVeagh
Lisul
Mac Veagh
Iui
Excess Oil Output in East Texas Charged
Governor Miriam A Ferguson was told that 1590 wells overproduce in East Texas and that no provable reduction exists. Hundreds of operators landowners and royalty owners from across Texas urged her to sign a bill passed by the special session to regulate refineries and the railroad commission concerning oil.
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Texas
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
East Veenas
Railmad Commission
conter'Alor of Natural Resources
100th Birthday of Rochester Doctor Marks Life Milestone
Dr. Wilson A. Allen of Rochester, a prominent physician, celebrated his 100th birthday today. Born in a challenging era, Allen remains active in practice, reflecting a century of medical service and resilience in the state.
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Rochester
Minn
Wilson A. Allen
America
Fife
Penalizing Salaries of Officers Sparks Debate on Policy
A Federal Trade Commission compilation of officer salaries and employer names prompts questions about why such publication is pursued by the administration. The piece argues large compensation reflects valuable contributions to industry and employment, warns against demagogy, and urges building up rather than tearing down to sustain recovery and growth.
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Federal Trade Commission
OWA
Bank Held Up as Officer Shot Sparks Sioux Falls Alert
Sioux Falls March 6. Seven heavily armed bandits robbed Security National Bank and escaped with an undetermined amount of money. Police say the raid may have been fed by fugitive John Dillinger, who escaped from Indiana. An officer was shot during the robbery.
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S. C
INS
Security National Bank
Kein
Dillinger
Indiana
Emergency Housing Corp Held Constitutional by Attorney General
Washington March 1 The Attorney General Cummings announced that the constitutionality of the Emergency Housing Corporation Act was upheld in a legal challenge. The ruling preserves the agency’s authority to oversee housing programs amid ongoing federal efforts.
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Emergency Housing Corp
Washington, D. Marah
Constitutionality Agency Housing Corporation
Ladey
Cummings
Summer Heat to Debut in City With Short Lull
Unclear forecast notes a brief summer debut with 24 hours of heat in the city. A Tuesday and Wednesday WHT drop at San Antonio is mentioned alongside mercurial mercuries and light winds. Light rain clouds approach from the coast, bringing unsettled weather but not obscuring sun. Temperatures expected near 82 on Wednesday morning after Monday peaked around 17.
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Sam Antonio
Hireal
US Munitions Sent to Japs Alleged by Borah
Washington senator Borah charged in the senate that American munitions makers are selling war supplies to Japan, fomenting conflict between the country and the United States. The claim names munitions makers and cites ongoing tensions as the basis for the accusation.
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Janay Walte
United States
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Dincrat
Thado
Todiy
Senate
Military court hears eye tests in Ocker trial
Indirect admission from a flight surgeon shows Major Ocker’s eyesight slightly better or worse than Colonel Clagett’s as defense cites varying examinations. Captain Gilliland testified he observed Major Johnston testing Clagett’s eyes and taking blood pressure while a certificate with erasures raised questions about Clagett’s reading ability. The defense notes an erasure on a two year old eye exam.
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Henny Clagett
Kelly Fi
Wss
Parl San i Houston
Major Ocker
Colonel Clagett
Paul Gilliland
Kelly Field
Aurgeon
Clagett
Nords
Clagrett
Major Johnston
Cingett
Clagétt
Clapett
Rental Ads Prompt Readers to Advertise Vacant Properties
A fragmented rental notice urges advertising vacant properties to find tenants before March 13. It lists various street names and possible rents, mentioning Hastings and a Spring Feet Rental Directory. The ad invites real estate listings to be included in Sunday's Light publication.
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Hastings
Want
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