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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1932
Page
16
President Hoover described the meeting as a landmark for world peace urging equal protection of rights for all. He spoke at a conference on international justice convened by the American Peace Society in Washington D C.
Washington May 2 The opinion Lent permanent hazards would aid America's defense, but costs reduced it, says Frederick H Payne secretary of war in an address to the American Conference on Institutions for the Establishment of International Justice. He cites statistics showing army activities account for only 6 or 7 percent of federal expenditures. He notes available figures indicating Italy spends 25 percent Prairie 11 percent and Whd Jaber 12 percent.
In the Thirty Seventh district court Monday five bonds totaling 31000 were set for Kenneth Wimer president of the Wimer Ricison company. He was indicted by the grand jury on embezzlement charges. Bonds were set at 500 in two cases and 900 in three cases. Attorney Frankish Spears said the bonds would be provided. Wimer had been arrested.
Washington scene of activity in the senate stock market investigation moved to New York. Investigators hoped to review stock exchange records and brokerage offices to search for abuses needing legislation. They were to study operations of pools on bull and bear sides of the market.
Oklahoma Governor W M Murray plans a campaign swing to New York to challenge Franklin D Roosevelt for the Democratic presidential nomination. He will attend the Hudson Valley Blossom Festival in Hudson on May 2 and deliver remarks that afternoon.
Sarran's son, a child of Santi Rosa in Tivmary Monday, sustained a severe eye injury when a playmate threw a stone. Doctors fear he may lose sight in his right eye as a result of the incident amid medical efforts to save the eye.
A burglary investigation identifies Frances Walter of 5059 West Commercr asvent as a suspect. Police report says a boy observed the burglars wearing Jewish clothing and a rite. Record filed Monday by the sheriff J's offices.
Washington May 21 The Supreme Court rejected a proposed modification to the Packers Consent Decree designed to permit broader wholesale talent in groceries. The ruling clarifies that the change does not pertain to the Packing House for the country.
Verne Ta Roynalits of New York and J. W. Alkan of Toston were nominated as Labor party candidates at the national convention of the party in New York City yesterday. The event established the slate for forthcoming elections.
Reported discovery of a purse on the sidewalk reveals Buttercup’s recent windfall. Toots and Casper recount a lively scene with coins and bills tossed about, indicating a humorous, chaotic moment in a public space.
Dr William J Humphreys of the U S weather bureau presented to the American Meteorological Society a case that even a small rise in average temperatures could melt glaciers and raise sea levels by about 150 feet. He warned that cities from New York to Los Angeles would be flooded to various extents, with coastal and low lying areas most at risk.
In Houston on May 2 a free cafeteria operated by the unemployed relief commissary fed about ten men. The no-cost meal is funded by business donations and run by a skilled cook formerly employed in a large hotel. Workers exchange two days of labor weekly for meals, which support their families.
Polish tariff officials report a mummy destined for wartime use and marked with a tag. Customs found the strip labeled Arled Cipah while attempting to classify the artifact. No further details are clear due to garbled text.
Local women groups and clubs from the Woman's Benefit Association to Parents Teachers and neighborhood circles hold meetings and picnics at the Menger, Crystal City districts, and various homes. Attendees include Bernice Welninger, Bernice Cristal, Ein Rorsehow, Lore Wise, Mary Silliso, and many others with programs, teas, and fundraisers planned through May and June.
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