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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
11
In Spain a 21 gun salute greeted Primo de Rivera as his body crossed the border from Paris. Exiles gathered at the station while priests offered mass in a chapel before the funeral train leaves for Madrid.
Singers begin rehearsing choral parts of The Seven Last Words under conductor David J. Ormesher at Laurel Heights Methodist Church auditorium. Rehearsals are held Tuesday evenings at 740 with a 40 voice choir, plus Thursday sessions at 740 in the Security building. Men’s vocal rehearsals meet Mondays at St Joseph's Hall at 7245.
President Hoover sketches a broad recovery program emphasizing public works, housing, and private investment to lift demand for autos and durable goods. He favors tax relief, wage stability, and improved data on employment while urging banks to fund local housing needs and domestic consumer travel to boost exports.
The article discusses a campaign against poverty tied to higher real wages and living standards. It notes expectations for wage gains through industrial laboratories and questions the Federal Reserve's ability to manage the business cycle. It mentions banking structure shifts since 19125 and debates over collateral loans at Federal Reserve banks, with Canada cited as harder hit by the recession.
Mexico faces a pivotal shift as Provisional President Portes Gil signals readjustment to bridge capital and labor. Labor leader Morones stresses cooperation with capital, while some groups threaten business interests. Foreign investment expectations waver, and observers expect stability within months under President Ortiz Rubio.
Walter Patyker will discuss the San Antonio aga community enterprise over radio station WW to air from Loyola University New Orleans. Porter Whiles of the local chamber of commerce reported the program to be aired Tuesday with no set date for the air talk.
Two New Orleans street cars were bombed early today in a bombing campaign that has injured street car workers and prompted a crackdown. No cars were damaged beyond the blast, and investigators are pursuing suspects in the uptown area. Authorities declined to release further details pending a full report.
Sydney Franklin of Brooklyn was injured while fighting an animal in the arena Sunday. He died at the hospital where he was confined, with his condition described as grave but satisfactory moments earlier.
Defeated in the last Mexican presidential election, Jose Vasconcelos was en route to Guatemala today with an announced intention to foment a revolution against the present regime in Mexico. The report notes ongoing tensions and plans linked to Vasconcelos following the election setback.
Modern hairdressers praise Danderine for guarding color and aura while keeping hair in perfect condition. A simple rinse dissolves residue, adds natural shine, and makes styling easier. The product allegedly lengthens waves and promotes long, silky, abundant hair.
Today’s page fragment discusses naming a newly added planet to our solar system and offers six candidates Copernicus, Tseho, Urabe, Kepler, Galileo, Descartes, Newton while noting broad historical and national contexts and suggesting careful choice. The text blends playful musings with partial lists and stray comments about nations and astronomical waves.
Mayor Chambers urged an ordinance to declare public necessity for opening the Fredericksburn road from Five Pointe in Warrentreet. A committee heated session capped at $10,000 already allocated, with projected cost near $50,000 and land acquisition of one to four parcels. St Patrick’s Day parade observed with green decor and local tributes as townsfolk celebrated.
In SANGUOLN Nebraska on March 15 eighty five couples marked their golden weddings noting long marriages and shared memories from their earlier years in the state last month.
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