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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1935
Page
8
A local note by Jeff Davis covers a string of society items and curiosities from around Ztherx Plaza, including a Grand Jury incident, word games, advertising debates, theater and film news, golf and music industry mentions, relief letters, furniture making from fruit boxes, and a late sheriff’s gambling drive. The column weaves personal anecdotes, industry tidbits, and city observations with a reporters’ brisk, era-specific voice.
The 69 year old Duke of Manchester was committed for trial at London's Old Bailey on charges of obtaining 650 pounds under false pretenses with intent to defraud. He allegedly took two pieces of jewelry belonging to his late mother Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester, and was held on 250 pounds bail after pleading not guilty through counsel.
Washington March 30 amid NRA critics attack Roosevelt plan to extend coal wage contracts until June 16 as recovery law nears. Richberg urged peace while indicating talks could avert a 500000 strong soft coal walkout. Debate centers on antitrust exemptions and broad interstate provisions with committee leaders pledging to modify the bill.
French army maneuvers began earlier than scheduled as Reichsführer Hitler’s conscription announcement unsettled the eastern frontier. Reservists were mobilized for a three month training period, with the general staff aiming to speed familiarization and readiness.
The First Presbyterian church will hold ordination and installation ceremonies at 11 a.m. Sunday for six elders and seven deacons elected by the congregation. Elders named include H. O. Fischer Gus B. Mauermann J. OMealey J. C. Sterich and W. C. Murray. Deacons are F. L. Bramlette A. F. Beyer Reed Cozart Rolin Bildenbrand George List Robert Minkler and W. Moteisser. At 10 a.m. Sunday more than new members are to be received into the congregation and baptism services held.
The pipe organ, recently refurbished, will be played during Sunday services at Central Christian Church. Pastor Rev. John Bruce Dallan will preach at both services. The church Easter campaign of evangelism will be presented in all departments of the Sunday school by the evangelism committee members.
Rev. Ray N. Johnson, the newly appointed pastor of the Government TN Methodist church, will begin an evangelistic campaign on April 7 and run through April 21. Herman Welter of Westmoreland College will direct the singing during the two-week campaign.
The King’s Daughters in West Texas will receive communion at St. Mark’s Church on April 8 in observance of the order’s first anniversary. Following the service, a lunch will be held at the original Mexican restaurant.
Dr. David L. Cooper of Los Angeles will speak at Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church on Sunday. After his address he will lead the discussion at the adult forum, as announced by Rev. Arthur V. Boand.
Washington March 30 The three men in congress who opposed American entry in World War I listened to Europe’s boisterous calls today and urged the United States to remain neutral Senator George W Norris Republican Nebraska voiced concern over growing wartime spending and warned of hysteria across the nation Representative Knutson Republican Minnesota said America should stay out while Lundeen Palmer-Labor Minnesota noted the feverish mood in the country.
Bolling and Miss Tate wed inside the Bexar County Jail after a Saturday ceremony conducted by Justice of the Peace Joiner. About 80 prisoners witnessed as Bolling, serving six years for mail fraud, spoke to reporters and announced the license details.
Moroh 30 M reports Miss Lois Thompson, accused of assault with intent to kill after she shot Daniel Shaw twice amid extortion notes. Authorities seek author of threats as Shaw praises Thompson and insists innocence. Thompson, out on bond, seeks to clear her name.
Dallas March report: Frank P. McElwarath of Gorshang and six others indicted on conspiracy to defraud in a FAWA project in Willacy County. Indictment returned by a District of Columbia federal grand jury. McElwarath released today under 32509 bond.
Teague Industrial Temporary Bill members will hear Miss Mary W. Hillyer lecture secretary address the group at 46. Sunday morning. The announcement named Wn Addrassy as present.
Dallas March 30 A Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas monthly business review reports improvement in underlying conditions across the district. Department store sales in larger centers rise 7 percent vs 1934, with January volumes 4 percent above last year. wholesale trade shows favorable comparisons. Debits to bank accounts rise, while weather improves agricultural prospects. livestock prices stay strong and construction remains active though building permits fall.
Moscow reports on European tension as the United States, Europe, and the Far East are linked by a shifting balance of power. An article by Michael Tanin argues American diplomacy cannot isolate from Europe. discussions involve Poland, Ukraine, and an eastern security pact amid talks between Eden and Litvinov.
J T Copeland, 76, and his wife were left homeless after a fire at their home on Lubbock Street Friday evening. Damage estimated at $800. O Bynum's residence at 620 Lubbock Street also damaged, caused by arson. An apartment fire at 4 Canyon Street injured by fire department, damage estimated at $25.
The Rev William G Grangelll of St Peter Prince of the Allees church Alamo Heights leads a one week mission ending Sunday at 9 20 am The closing service includes affixing papal benedictions to those present.
Del Rio surgeon Dr J R Middlebrook underwent a major operation at Santa Ross hospital on Saturday. Visitors Friday included Dr T M Johnson, mayor of Del Rio, and Mrs Johnson, Dr and Mrs R N Graham, and Mrs Hilma Highall, supervisor of Wilkos sanatorium.
James Otto Bolo pleaded guilty to burglary with intent to commit theft at a vacant house owned by John and Zeller. He was sentenced Saturday to two years in the state penitentiary by Judge Judas W. McCrore in Criminal District Court. For quick results, use the Ames ad line for classified needs.
WARSAW March 40 German borders returned to calm after a day of anti German demonstrations along the frontier. Polish protests targeted the Reich over conscription and treatment of Polish schools. Windows showcased posters by the Polish Society for the Protection of Western Provinces. Crowds shouted but remained orderly as border reports from Polish, Czechoslovak and Lithuanian sides said all was quiet.
Six persons arrested in a series of liquor cases in Fort Worth March 17 and 18 were no-billed by the Tarrant county grand jury yesterday. The article notes the district attorney and details of the indictments were not pursued, and the defendants were released.
Mrs Ben Alexander wife of prominent Lareda banker dies at the Medical and Surgical hospital early Sunday morning after brief illness. Local social circle mourns the longtime resident.
March 30 1947 Washington seniors planned to ask President Roosevelt to use his influence to end the eleventh hour quarrel delaying the 14 8 billion work relief bill. They claimed only presidential pressure could settle the dispute sparked by Secretary Ickes objection to a wage requirement for one third of the 900 million set aside for loans and grants to states and subdivisions.
Evelyn John Strachey, author on communism, left Chicago for England today after immigration authorities halted deportation. He announced plans to sail home soon, following his arrest in Glencoe MN on March 12 on charges of being an alien communist advocating overthrow of the government.
Revival services at High and Park Baptist Church Sunday feature preaching by Rev. L D Eppinete pastor of First Baptist Ashdown Ark. Services planned at 7:45 p m daily with emphasis on spiritual renewal.
The Travis Fark Methodist Church will observe Tourist Day at 10:80 a.m. on Sunday. Dr. Walker Anthony Castor will preach, continuing a several years old church observance.
Waco revivalist W W Rivers starts a two week revival at Central Baptist Church with services at 7 30 each evening. Rev RR Lissa notes the preaching will cover spiritual renewal as local residents seek guidance amid ongoing church outreach. Five room furnished apartments at 1702 Pleasanton Road are listed for rent with daily rates and BYO terms.
In Chicago on March 30 a 21 year old man offered thoughts on society. DeWolf Hopper comments on economic upheaval, Roosevelt, and Washington. He jokes about women’s dress and behavior, urging prudence over display while noting present pleasures and future hopes.
Brussels March 30 The Belgian senate finance and justice committees approve the government currency plan by 9 to 2 and back Premier Van Zeeland’s request for one year of special powers. The premier defends Rooseveltian measures and the lifting of gold standard, stating the move aims at economic stability and may influence international currency security.
In Austin a weekend recess forms as revenue bills lag behind. The 11.545 million departmental appropriation bill dominated House debate while a separate measure to fund the Texas centennial celebration faces Senate scrutiny. Suspension rules and salary trims emerged, with House adjournment pending the departmental bill.
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace will discuss world trade and the agriculture problem on NBC-WORT Saturday evening, the second in a series on World Trade and Recovery begun by Secretary of State Cordell Hull. Also listed are assorted radio programs, music, and a notice of treasury receipts and balances for March 28 with figures on revenues, expenditures, and gold assets.
Advertises weekly dances at multiple halls including Lat Centenniel dance on Navog doches behind the Alamo with Hartmann Orchestra admission 25 cents. Dor othy Carters Oren and Wixelio Hell provide music. Sunday dances list Maren 2 with 40 cents for gents, ladies free.
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