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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
14
In a quiet Muslee Hours moment we tuned in the Slokowski Philadelphia Symphony concert. The writer sits before a vibrating box, moved to ecstasy by the early strains, and contemplates their own making as they greet the music.
The author recalls a chaotic radio night with loud torch singers and noise drowning out Stakowski, while debating writing to the radio people. With John Nance Garner as vice president, pecan farming is teased as a rising hobby and economic note in Uvalde, praising the pecan grower culture and potential earnings from a fair.
A portrait of San Antonio business figures including C. P. Heinen Clinton Brown Tom Cobbs Wes and others amid a scene of orchard activity and social prestige. The piece sketches local men of means, their real estate, legal ties, and a mix of leisure pursuits from fruit groves to aviation, hinting at a bustling community life centered around orchards and prominent families.
The Knowlig clus of Westnoar vicule will present a lecture by baritone Nat Wilhee and Mary Gathertie Hint. The program occurs Wednesday evening at 8 in the local venue with De De as co presenter.
The notice appears to announce redemption of scrip with scattered references to dates and places. The legible elements mention Tharlera, Berly, penny values, and a dated line that may relate to a contract or government issue. No clear entities or outcomes are definitively identified due to the damaged text.
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals reversed and remanded Groff vs T and G W railroad after a verdict of $4500 was reduced to $5000. The railroad argued Groff feigned injuries and urged a conspiracy claim by McCloskey to induce false testimony. Chief Justice W S My wrote the opinion, noting the defense needed jury consideration.
A man died after a fight near Fredericksburg and onlookers report a clash with Lance Vanders in a Toland street incident. Judge Stappenbeck orders autopsy to determine if death was caused by injuries or underlying conditions. inquest to assess responsibility and timing of medical treatment.
Federal prohibition agents chased and downed World War ace William TL Ponder near Ypleel after a plant sale of 80 gallons of Mexican liquor. Ponder, indicted December 21, 1932, faces five counts of illegal transportation and possession of liquor. The trial is set for Fort Worth on April 2, as announced by U S District Attorney John D. Harlan.
Relief committee rejects Maury Maverick's resignation citing ill health. Oscar Powell confirms the refusal while Robert Glatton reports the relief office fed 21,447 men since March 1 at the South St Marys street soup kitchen. Metals distributed to 1,105 men Tuesday. total expected to reach 10,000 this week. Average meal cost given as 0.228 dollars per meal.
In a cluttered flat, Marjorie taunts Norman about a blonde affair as Sherrie and Meht observe. Norman, older and smiling, admits some riding around while Marjorie warns him to play square or face consequences. The tense exchange hints at complex relationships.
Captain Allen Ti Campbell, battery commander, stands beside a test service field piece shown as a potential substitute for horse and tractor drawn artillery. The article notes tire design and mechanical needs, emphasizing rapid testing and reliability for rapid deployment.
In disjointed notes, a local scene references Sally, Sharlie, and Caddy with names and streets, then shifts to a court decision in Duval County. The Texas court upholds a trial ruling denying a restraining order aimed at stopping a school district tax levy after a disputed 1930 election.
An election for all school board seats is scheduled for Tuesday April 1 with up to three tickets expected in the field. The final date for nomination was set for 4 p m Tuesday as March 30. A ticket named the school children’s ticket has been filed naming Mrs Edna B Lewis Robert L Hogan and Peter Hoefene. H D Putman filed as an Independent. Incumbent members not up for re election plan to back a group to be named shortly. Citizens’ League may form a ticket. Stella Steves Walker may seek reelection as others retire. The board voted to hold the election under a state fixture bill passed to address the 1931 six year terms.
Basil a Busia presided over Cavalry Club events with Ornn Inglett and Col Bartel Tompkina among officers. Henry Bartels became vice president, Robert Maxwell and Edward Obergirl held secretary roles with Wan K. Alston as recording secretary.
Sheriff officials investigate a burglary in Boerne after residents report thefts at a residence on Sharity Street. A company at 220 Beall Mares Isbert clues to a 40 gallon cache of guanilite seized in the incident.
A report from Enwhth Corp party records total enrollment in area higher education and secondary schools. Texas A and MM college heads, Oklahoma University, and other institutions show varied counts, with several high schools listed and many students enrolled across the region.
Judge Duval West on Wednesday placed Grayburg Oil Company into receivership to foreclose $1,875,000 in bonds issued in 1930. Receivers named are Frank Eittstler of Tulsa and Ernest L. Elstlery of San Antonio, with attorneys FH Burney and A Kampmenstain for the plaintiff. The action seeks perfection of creditors and stockholders and to return property to stockholders once paid.
A Santa Rosa traffic crash injured several residents. H. Long, 65, of 543 West Gramercy Place, suffered a fractured skull and other injuries after a collision at Soul Cherry and Dakota streets. Angelina Menehata, 7, of South Please Street, treated for minor injuries at Robert B. Green Hospital. A Mabneke court resident, a 1 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Northwary, injured when struck by a car at Presa Street and Hicks arena. Ben P. Wren, 82, of 146 Brit Avenue, bruised when knocked down by an auto at Evergreen and McCollough avenues.
Reserve and national guard officers have been invited to Fort Knox Kentucky for a joint anti aircraft artillery exercise from May 15 to 27. About 85 airplanes and three regiments will cooperate in training, aiming to be the most important event of its kind in the country. Officers attending will serve as observers at their own expense, and those planning to attend are advised to inform the commanding general at Fort Knox promptly.
Paulina Nin of Tytler was injured in a scuffle Wednesday at the hospital during a friendly gathering. She received a knife wound and was treated. conditions were described as serious but not detailed.
The Bin Antonio Playground and Recreation association obtained permission from Mayor C K Quinty to appoint playground supervisors from their ranks to run dances and other programs in city parks without pay. The mayor noted no funds to reinstate paid supervisors but allowed the setup pending mayoral and commissioner approval. The visit also included groups representing Latin American residents and the Battle of Kitchen Flowers supporters.
A fragmented regional OCR piece laments rising income taxes and the perceived burden on families. It argues that tax exemptions cannot shield all, as everyone—man, woman, and child—faces government demands. It hints at political consequences and shared memories of government funding pressures.
Veteran attorney Brown predicts limited federal enforcement against beer cases if residents act without licenses. He argues state law amendments and enforcement practices will shape prosecutions, noting 3.2 percent alcohol remains key and that many brewers may seek federal licenses to avoid penalties.
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