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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1933

Page

3

Proclamation Lifts Moratorium On Financial Firms in Austin

Austin officials announce James Law state banking commissioner revoked parts of a proclamation on March 13 affecting certain financial corporations including mortgage and trust firms. The moratorium on issue and sale of bonds debentures or obligations by those not exempt is lifted, with exceptions noted for specified entities and types of financial companies.

Austin James Law Sexre Shay

Firemen Put Out Dye Works Blaze in Downtown

Firemen battled a basement blaze at Metropolitan Cleaners and Dye Works at 176 West Houston Street around 6 45 Friday morning. The fire threatened adjacent buildings including Savoy notes but was quickly controlled. Damage to the cleaning and dye works was about 1000 dollars and nearby Globe shop at 112 West Houston Street suffered smoke and water damage. Five dollars work offers room and board on Fourth Street.

Metropolitan Cleaners and Dye Works Houston Street Savoy Notes Globe Shop West Houster Street

Hoover visits Windy City on brief visit

Chicago march 17 Hoover and his secretary Lawrence Richey arrived from New York for a brief visit. They were met by Arch M Shaw publisher and economist and taken to the Shaw home in Winnetka. Hoover planned to be a guest today and tomorrow and declined to discuss economic questions.

Chicago Beret Hoover Lawrence Richey New York Arch, M. Shaw Ariven Shaw Winnetka Hoover Tomorow

Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for March 15

Treasury receipts for March 15 totaled 816,469,053.93 dollars with expenditures of 638,077,691.45 dollars and a balance of 444,920,665.42 dollars. Customs duties collected for 15 days of March amounted to 3,852,948.74 dollars.

Treasury Washington, D. C

Mellon Sails for America from Southampton

Ambassador Andrew W. Mellon sails back to the United States aboard the Leviathan after expressing regret over leaving England. Also aboard is Yosuke Matsuo ka, former Japanese League of Nations delegation head, returning to Japan via the United States. Also listed are classified ads for rough dry laundry and a three piece tapestry living room suit.

Southampton INS England Andrew W. Mellon United States Leviathan Yosuke Matsuoka League of Nations Assembly Whe Ie Japan

Economic Dictators Plan for U.S. Industry Outlined

Chicago March 17 A plan to set up economic dictators over six major American industries to restore prosperity was outlined by John P Torrence president of Link Belt. He called it selfish yet economically sound and said control of supply would regulate prices. He asserted banking conditions are now favorable and America is ready for an upswing.

Chicago America John P. Torrence Comepany Torrence

Biard to address San Antonio Junior Chamber dinner

Arthur Biard will speak on The Changing Times before a San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner at 6 15 p m Tuesday. C W MelIlhaney serves as chairman of the meeting.

Arthur Biard San Antonio

Hog Sales At Muskogee Reach $450000 Week Total

In Muskogee Oklahoma March 17 the first 1000 hog day spurred an estimate by manager Fred M Gammon that the week’s heavy hog run would net farmers about $450000 in this section.

Muskogee, Ola Muskogee Fred M. Gammon

Governor Grants Full and Conditional Pardons in Texas

Austin March 17. Governor Miriam A Ferguson ordered one full pardon four conditional pardons and three paroles for penitentiary inmates. Frank Johnson of Bastrop county, convicted of cattle theft in January 1922 and sentenced to two years, received the full pardon.

Austin Texas Penitentiary Miriam A. Ferguson Frank Johnson Bastrop

French loan to payment of 19 million debt installment

In Paris on March 17 sentiment for payment of the 19 million dollar American debt installment defaulted last December is gaining ground in the chamber of deputies according to reports today.

U. 8 Paris Chamber of Deputies

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