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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1933
Page
10
Army orders list transfers among forts including Fort Benning Fort Bliss Fort Gordon and Fort Riles. Names such as Benny Th Herrett Mexrell Meld and Jares J. Mathews appear with movement to Fort Benning and Washington. Furniture for sale noted at end with disrupted OCR text.
Public records show numerous deeds filed across various parcels and names including Daud, Maren Le Binedayene, Mae AL Dallad, John G Wantier, and Manuel Valverde among others. The notices reference block D2, Westin Path addition, and multiple dates in 1934 with monetary amounts such as $10 and $710.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a charter for a company in Austin with names such as Harry Susaman Louis Saserman and James A. Stephens. It references capital stock amounts including £20.00 and F100h and lists officers or incorporators. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear roles, offering a partial glimpse of the corporate setup.
An open letter to Amerinash host Yyesymel Geullenet urges bold action to lift the United States from financial strain. It calls for constructive leadership, economic retooling, and coordinated banking and industry effort to spark demand and restore confidence.
Nazi authorities in Karlsruhe announce the execution of two at Baden despite criticism from a crowd. The state plan follows arrests and trials by special forces after an alleged assassination attempt and calls for French intervention.
A fragmented report describes a girl paralyzed while watching a fight and an incident blamed on excitement. The account mentions an address on Guadalupe street and notes treatment at a hospital. The language is unclear but references an injury tied to the scene and ongoing care on a Wednesday.
A suspected forger was detained in California following a travel check in S104. The report notes a prior arrest and mentions involvement of county authorities and a prison liaison officer from San Dien.
In Cleveland, Father Frednyke Oelenbach, a priest at Jann Carroll University, died suddenly after a brawl incident at a hospital. Reports say he collapsed at Jehi'e hospital and was pronounced dead, while colleagues recall his decades of service and a planned memorial.
In federal court Judge R J McMillan imposed stiff penalties on beer dealers amid Prohibition era enforcement. Elvira Quintero and Gedono Spizski each paid 200 dollar fines while John S Stephens received four months for illegal operation. A man allegedly aged whiskey by rigging a dog tied to a barrel.
Louisiana reserve system opens bank permits as 15 of 34 federal member banks resume operations. State banks remain limited under Governor Allen’s closing order. Brock lists no permits for the 151 state banks though many license applications are on file.
In Austin the House is urged to invite executives of late crude oil purchasing companies to appear before the legislature tomorrow night. The resolution, proposed by Representative Lorlinetan of Tatum, argues that company leaders could provide valuable information to aid oil legislation.
In Austin on March 15 lawmakers prepare to hear magnates from the oil industry. Representatives including Turlington of Tatum are set to attend a closed session to discuss industry impacts and potential benefits for the state.
A garbled OCR item reports counterfeit coin activity within Bexar jail. Names and details are unreadable, but the fragment suggests at least one prisoner was involved and a counterfeit ring or attempt was uncovered by jail authorities. The exact names, dates, and outcomes are illegible.
Open Forum letters discuss city contract for ten floodlights on fields beside the old market house. Writer notes recent street repairs cut, requests prompt installation despite added warranty costs. Signatures omitted per policy.
An exhortation argues the price and profit system has collapsed and the federal government should conscript unemployed workers ages 18 to 60. It calls for government taking over key industries on a non profit basis to restore industrial activity and real buying power within about 60 days.
A reader letter denounces Weber's claim that cutting county official salaries to 3000 to 5000 would end primaries. The writer calls Weber's statement a bluff and argues higher salaries enable turnout and civic competence, urging no primaries for years.
San Antonio's four city commissioners adjourned their weekly meeting Wednesday out of respect for Mayor GL M Chambers. The resolution commends Chambers as a steadfast public servant and highlights his dedication to the city and its people, noting the influence of his leadership and his lasting impact on the community.
Bullitt meets with Roosevelt amid recent European discussions. The two leaders, accompanied by Maley, discuss Fortune WHR Ne president Tie and a cautious path forward. The encounter underscores ongoing diplomacy and strategic alignments.
A long court docket from the Austin 14th Court of Appeals discusses remanding several defendants and denying motion for rehearing in a stacked list of appellants, with submissions on state's briefs, plate filings, and further motions. The record names numerous individuals and firms, including Texas venues and related entities, in a complex procedural appeal.
Editor Josephus Daniels of the Raleigh News and Observer is invited to a Beville event as guest of honor. The invitation, wired by Marten Whaley, indicates Daniels will attend at a club dinner with local chamber officials expected to attend.
Fiesta association outlines meeting plans for the 1093 Fiesta de Gar Andabn celebralian at Tahyp venue. Dick Raybould announces venue and officer slate with A A Bly ley as president, Columtles chairman to address the crowd, meetings set for Thursdays as details unfold.
Federal offenders facing charges signaled plans to demand jury trials as the court scheduled the week of April 3 for criminal hearings. Judge Fr J McMillan set the date with a fire order for that week. Among major cases is a soldier named Eugene V deter charged with a statutory offense. Court appointed attorneys prepared to defend those lacking funds while the U S district attorney reviewed the docket and noted pleas of guilty in uncontested cases.
Five defendants pleaded guilty to felonies in the Thirty seventh and Ninety fourth District Courts. Weller Bre of 138 Grapeland Street received three concurrent two year terms for three forgery and check passing charges. George E. Abshire and Lawrence pleaded guilty to robbery by assault with firearms and were sentenced to five years each. Alfred E. Martin got a two year suspended sentence for attempted burglary based on age and prior record. Reymond Murdock, 17, of Culebra Road, was sentenced to two years after pleading guilty to burglary by pawnshop theft over $50.
A corrupted text item reports Carl receiving a £200 fine and a 90 day sentence after an indictment. The fragment mentions drunkenness within a government area and an alleged incident involving a military prisoner and a pushcart, with authorities referenced as involved.
A committee representing the Unemployed council sought permission to fund a meal ticket sale at Ely. Spokesmen said the Vigilance committee refused the permit and planned to appeal to the commission. Acting Mayor Paul Steffer said he would confer and set a fee before action.
Minneapolis grain market to resume trading tomorrow after directors decide to reopen. Exchange has been closed since March due to a holiday. Bir Intent line found at trade.
The Bexar Commissioners Court appointed a county veterinarian for a smother bworgent term. Dr Olerson did not draw fees but remains eligible for certain preserlond costs. The decision was announced Wednesday morning.
The GA-218 Hawthorne Junior School presents a school authority themed play titled The school autonomy. Directed by Mia, Helux Hutchins, with more than 40 children performing as students and characters, the program emphasizes polite conduct and good manners.
A farm agent will speak in a March lecture at the county hall about profitable farming practices and cooperative management. The event aims to share practical guidance for local producers and engage attendees in planning for the spring season.
In Washington on March 15, leaders across parties anticipated quick passage of President Roosevelt’s $500 million economy bill. Democrats pledged support, Republicans leaned toward backing to preserve government credit, while concerns persisted over amendments affecting veterans’ benefits and federal salaries. The Senate, debating Spanish war veterans’ benefits, imposed a time limit to end the lengthy talk, prompting House readiness to accept Senate changes without a conference. A key Senate amendment would shield certain veterans from removal from compensation rolls, while other provisions aim to adjust non totally disabled veterans’ pay. In Poughkeepsie, copies of a Roosevelt support resolution circulated, with Fayette post backing the president.
The front page recounts the death of Mayor Chambers and notes Sen Antonia Jost as a political leader reacting to the loss. It salutes late figures John W Tobin and Ray Vamberi in the city’s history, describing Chambers as the last of a great line who served until death while in office.
Mrs Hollie Warren 74 of 1520 Wash Fnlings phrcel native of Galveston and Ben Antonio resident 44 years survives three Gaoghlers Mrs J J Robinson Mrs Blanch Lang and Miss Gulda Warren all of San Antonio Funeral service 1 p m Thursday at Hagy and McCollum Chapel Rev Oscar Kraven officiating Interment at Milton Ludsig Thierel parlors with Rev A D L Wolf officiating
CURRO March 18. Pitteralieryloos held Thursday for Willie Dino Benvelt 0 who led Tuesday ny on restilt of a motorcycla crash Orion Day snather victim ta ery was SUN Innertical condi ion TWO QIT AN FIRM NRW YON March 15 Richard FL Bayt and other New York Wanking representatives baring minonieedt for resignations from the management of Aviation corporation bmeing Ft Gard Chenae automobile anitaniiver ne dein Hinnl pasiion ie the company.
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