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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1939

Page

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Reichs bank President Punks talks on trade with Britain and France

Berlin March 30 Reichs bank President Walther Funk announced that a new order in Central Europe demands continued trade talks with Britain and France. He said Germany is prepared to do business by its own methods as the world faces choices between American gold power or progressive nations. He stressed the need to organize and cooperate and said Germany will not spurn offered help as it grows stronger.

Berlin Reichs+ bank Walther Punk Europe Britain France Funk Germany America Italy Pgermany

Back Pay Report Promised Monday for San Antonio Firemen and Police

F G Rodgers, city auditor, reported that back wages under Spears state law will be tallied by Monday. Unofficial estimates place total back pay near 500000 dollars with about 1000 dollars owed to each fireman and policeman.

San Antonis Spears F. G. Rodgers

P T A Council to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting

The San Antonio council of the Parent-Teacher Association will hold its annual officer election at 10 8 m. at the Municipal Auditorium. President Mrs. G. E. Bisring said the nominating committee will report and the election will follow.

P.T.A. Council San Antonio Council of the Parent-Teacher Association G. E. Bisring Ihs

Wood Attacks Bill on County Salaries

Sheriff Wil W. Wood joined Texas sheriffs in opposing a bill now before the state legislature that would let Commissioners courts set county official and employee salaries. He warned the measure could let courts cut pay to force officials out of office, calling it dangerous.

Border talks near in dormant Slovak Hungarian dispute

Hopes rose for an early settlement of the Slovak Hungarian border dispute as Slovakia signaled willingness to accept revision demands. Slovak notes to Berlin and Budapest indicated progress, yet obstacles remained over an 18 mile Carpathian border strip including Bobrance. The Slovak-Hungarian commission planned to resume talks in Budapest while Slovakia sought German advice.

Bratislava Slovakia Ots Berlin Budapest Carpatha- Daraine Bobrance Germany

Rebuilding of Spain Begins Amid Martial Law and Rout

Madrid reports General Franco’s forces tightening control as 52 provinces fall under Nationalist gunfire. Proclamations threaten summary courts and firing squads for firearms and incendiaries within 24 hours. Madrid quiets amid war fatigue as thousands of Republicans are captured or flee, with Valencia the major target and Miaja escaping to Oran.

Madrid Spain Escorial Greater Mopp Valencia Miaja Burgos Republican Defense Council Jose Minja Cen Segismundo Casado Oran Algeria

Grace Tompson Marks 64 Years as Temporary Employee

Grace Tompson, hired 64 years ago in Newton Massachusetts as a temporary employee at age 14, still performs the same work at age 78. The finding came from the city's finance committee while reviewing accounts.

Newton Mass Grace Tompson Tompson Finante Committee

Complex Weather Outbreaks Span Several States and Regions

The bulletin outlines varying conditions across the South West and Gulf states with warnings of warmer spells, cloudy skies, and possible rain. It lists temperatures for San Antonio, Del Rio, and Galveston along with forecasts for interior Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas City, and northern regions. The data includes highs near 70s and 80s in some areas and cooler nights, with wind shifts and mixed cloud cover affecting several cities from Texas to the Midwest.

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Child of Sea to Have Baby at San Antonio Show

Ruth Riggs of 128 South Street was in Robert B. Green Hospital maternity ward awaiting birth. The Los Angeles native, joined by Crutcher Riges, has a baby with severe physical differences and plans to join the Beckman-Garrity show circuit after the birth.

Ruth Riggs South Street Robert B. Green Hospital

British Naval Air Boosts Hinted By Chamberlain

London March 30 Prime Minister Chamberlain intimated to Parliament that Britain's navy and air force would be expanded. He noted a recent doubling of the territorial army to 340000 and said a statement would be issued as conclusions are reached. An emergency cabinet meeting discussed plans to train and equip 210000 recruits for the peacetime expansion.

London Chamberlain House of Opinmons Britain United States KR. T. H. Fletcher Germany Poland King George No. 10 Downing Street Conservative Party George Privy Counci Buckingham Palace Leslie Hore-Belisha Commons Geoffrey L. Mander Viscount Gort Army Warsaw Moscow Lord Gort Pans Cone Joseph Beck Daladier France Italy

Seaplane Launch Fatality Involving Cardip Walks

A seaplane launching accident on March 30 injures a young airman who dies from his wounds after colliding with the propeller. The incident occurred during the launch, with Cardip Walks identified among the personnel.

Cardip

Marauding Lions Plague Namib Desert Residents

In the Namib desert region natives and livestock are being driven off by man eating lions. Sightings report marauding lions in the area near Swakopmund and South Africa corridor amid starvation driven raids.

Lione

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