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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1933
Page
7
Fragmentary London money market items show rates and notes on various securities and yields. Mentions pounds, per cent figures, and activity around March with scattered references to capital and bond terms.
A garbled OCR text fragment appears to be a local notice or brief item with scattered names and terms. It mentions possible institutions and personal names, but the legibility is too poor to extract a coherent event, date, or clear action for a concrete summary.
A garbled 19th century style market update details prices and supply notes across fruits vegetables dairy poultry and grains. It mentions 2.10 percent variations, various crops like okra and peppers, and references to Newstead and California crates with inconsistent figures.
The Junior Orchestra directed by Jo Rael will perform Wednesday morning at the Heights School. Mixed group of 49 from the junior choir and girls from Vieges Of Thehmonk rehearsed for weeks, presenting a musical program under the new conductor.
Chicago livestock markets report 17 000 head with varied demand as buyers push 10 percent higher for prime cattle and calves. Prices mix across classes with high yield steers and heifers selling well while smaller cattle struggle. buyers cite packing plant demand and seasonal weakness.
An inquest is asked into the death of J. T. Robertvon 6 of 40 Vine Street found dead Tuesday. The report notes cause as natural or accidental. details mention a daughter Mrs Lucy Wonilord and others connected with a 227 Wat Gom Street address.
British prisons face idled inmates as mail bag demand falls by a third due to longer use and beige pasted letters. Officials warn the shortage of suitable short sentence work is a vital problem. A Home Office committee studies prison employment while new orders for mats and hammocks are explored.
PARIS March 21 Paint ers in France face hunger as thousands in Paris cannot afford to live. Even acclaimed artists with prizes or government honors have fallen into destitution while waiting for Artisan Union aid. Critics and established painters push to unite decorative artisans into a syndicate to seek extended government and city aid.
London March 2 Engineers describe a new rigid metal framed bathing suit for English swimmers. The suit features a chromium collar girdle monogrammed in metal and adds minimal weight. Researchers hint at a forthcoming flexible cruising suit combining bathing apparel and beach pajamas, advertised as more sturdy than last year’s beachwear.
A number of Manhattan churches have announced a moratorium on church collections. Ministers say money should be conserved to purchase necessities of life. A protest or incident is noted near a King William area church yard with a prisoner mentioned. details remain fragmentary and unclear.
Erratic OCR fragment describes Danceland events near Broadway with Wednesday Thursday dances, a concert by a M piece night orchestra, a special prize balloon dance, and a city-limits area mentioning Fredricksburg. Text is garbled and includes stray names and notes.
New Orleans reports dull cotton trade with lighter demand and lower prices across core markets. Yard activity quiets, with some shifts noted as May and July contracts show tentative moves amid thin buying interest. futures in New Orleans and Liverpool show limited activity.
Houghton Michigan March 21 Officials announced the Mohawk mine a longtime rich property in the Michigan copper district will shut down this spring. The decision follows engineers estimates that mine life will end in two years and the current low copper prices.
Dr F F Sedgwick Martyn, geologist, will speak at 8 o clock Wednesday in room 360. Gunter hotel. See Light Classified Rental Ads for Mary Dou Fannin 1231, for choir rental property.
In Duisburg a labor court ruled that unemployed men may not marry for extra family support. Max Becher, a young Panzer from Duisburg, sought additional dole after marrying, but the court said an unemployed man who marries without funds or job prospects acts irresponsibly toward family and state and would set a bad example.
Height an B Sutile, a longtime radio dealer in Alamo Heights, was held on a $900 bond by a U S commissioner after a mobile wreck late Monday on Fort Sam Houston military reservation. The incident, reported by Gus Jones of the Justice Department local bureau, involved alleged liquor influence and occurred near the post prison on New Braunfels avenue. Damage, about $180, sparked a fire at M Davis’s home at 1215 North Laredo Street late Monday, firefighters said.
Grain notes from Chicago and San Antonio show early gains for wheat giving way to declines, while corn trades on expectations of Washington policy and weather. Prices at San Antonio district markets list corn at 34 to 32 cents per bushel and wheat around 14 to 75 cents per bushel, reflecting regional demand and harvest dynamics.
In Seattle on an odd March date, 14 ships from the Pacific Steamship fleet were sold for 816,807 to satisfy bondholders' claims. Only one bid came from Henry D. Castle Bun, secretary of the bondholders' committee, with vessels including the H. J. Ruth Emma Dorothy Alexander Admiral Evang Rogers Watson Sebree Ghase and Maser among the units sold.
Lanter Juniors Senior School becomes unique in the city as its horticulture class completes a full grounds project. Students planted a large flower and vegetable garden on a plot at the corner of Chupaderas and Durango streets under Principal BR H Brewer supervision.
A delegation of leading Mexican physicians led by Dr. Manuel F. Madrazo of Mexico City passed through San Antonio on the Missouri-Kansas and Texas Tuesday en route to the Pan American Medical conference in Dallas. The group will return Sunday.
March 21 Hays via expect to serve as guides at the Court Boy Scouts world jamboree opening August 2. English speaking guides will be ready to serve American delegates as Budapest hosts the event.
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