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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1935
Page
10
A fragmentary note ponders eccentric food trends and surreal culinary creations from wax steaks to neon sandwiches. It mentions a San Antonio figure linked to a Mother's Day dessert and an immovable rooster owned by HL EF. Bienton.
Fragmentary notes describe flag lifting rules during war, local rumors about a helicopter, social misfits, police actions at a temple, and a cascade of staff changes in city management and local enterprises. Names include Albuquerque city manager Arthur Eshore and Galveston transfers, plus Corpus Christ i figures and assorted officials, with scattered commentary on public incidents.
Washington May 4. President Roosevelt rebuked critics at a press conference and at a Chamber of Commerce convention, arguing major business groups do not speak for all businessmen and urging support for his economic program. And he noted business leaders favoring NRA extension and social security principles in talks with Secretary Roper.
Thieves attempted to crack a large safe at 113 West Houston Street Friday night but fled before finishing. Tools including a 16 round sledge hammer crow bar chisels and a knapsack were scattered around the scene. The safe door was damaged but the burglars left without taking much money. Roy Bryant, a 9 clerk, discovered the breach Saturday morning as he reported for work.
Buried treasure legends at the 10 year old San Juan Capistrano mission resurfaced after a workman uncovered ancient ruins along a conduit. Treasure seekers' hopes were rekindled as the find prompted renewed interest in a fabled guide to riches. Father A J Whitenson sought renewal permission to reopen the site amid lingering belief tied to coastal pirate Bouchar d raids.
Princess Barbara Taylor Button Mdivani remains separated from Prince Alexie and is expected to pursue a divorce in Reno. The heiress Woodworth, long linked to high society, appears in Carson City society mentions as the case unfolds with no definite settlement announced.
Margot Grahame signs with RKO for a long term contract and will play Milady in The Three Musketeers while Francis Ledercy and other stars shift between studios. The column notes loans, clashes, and upcoming projects at Fox Warner and Metro in Hollywood gossip with mentions of Zanuck Lasky Green Gable and several actors and directors.
Washington May 4 President Roosevelt discussed submitting work program projects next week while officials study raising wages above the eight dollar monthly average. Rising cost of living prompts a survey of living costs in 49 cities and regional checks to verify figures for the works progress administration. The Works Progress Administration board under Secretary Ickes will meet Tuesday to consider presented projects. No start date for new work or firm funding timing was given.
Improvised notice announces Velie and the choir at Beacon Hill Presbyterian to participate in National Music Week. The program includes the Gounod work Gallia with a performance at 7:30 p.m. in the church, though text is garbled.
The Rev W B Cleanmer of St Louis plans to preach Sunday at Prospect Hill Church. He is making plans for an upcoming Disciples of Christ convention in October.
Police report a raid on curbside dime-labeled mail boxes near Danatison Avenue and Lake Boulevard. Special Officer H G Vallance said a carload of thieves approached and a bay watched, then sped off after tampering with one mail box. early description notes five heads peered inside before fleeing.
In Greenville on May 4 to 14 the trial of World War veteran Darden, charged with slaying his wife, centers on his 9 year old son Jackie Glenn who testified that he saw his mother killed and that his father had taught him to cock a gun. District Attorney Henry Pharr pressed the boy on his ability to imitate firing a hammer while under cross examination.
Washington reports indicate leaders fear an immediate cash payment act may fail as the Senate appears set to approve no compromise. The Portfollio would alter veterans payments, with amendments adding to the 1948 cost and reducing interest charges, while adjournment over the weekend disrupts plans for swift enactment.
Delegates chosen for the Wet Texas annual conference were vetted at Travis Park Methodist Church this week. Names listed include W. W. Jackson B. L. Dickchut Ry 8. Jutte GB EL Odell Stanley Yanks and Mesdames 9. E. Mc Oreiess Sethi Craig G. W. Parrish Tost McMillan G. P. Tord TLE Diblell Altusiates de T. Jolly S. W. Scatt Mrs. Ray Join D. Suruce.
Denver Boulevard church elected officers and trustees at its annual congregational meeting. W. A. Sedgewick and R. B. Crawford were named deacons with David McNair Sr and Thomas Arty as trustees. Changes included boosts to Sunday school and attendance.
Grand jurors in Thogon Arizona probe the Robles case entering the third day of hearings. The investigation has shown no explanations from officials as the jury presses forward in the ongoing inquiry.
Saturday night listings show Terry Oasis repiect oreh and Ady performing at Engle's Place on Nacagdostes Rd with Austin High and Dayce KT. Music spans from Dayce KT to ACY Dince and Peter Bree at 438 B Commerce St. Contiminal dance hosts a Miamo Fel show amid the varied street events.
The Supreme Court heard arguments on the constitutionality of the National Recovery Administration. Justices questioned limits on presidential core-making power as the NRA faced attacks from both Republican and Democratic figures. The A F of L also pursued a suit challenging NRA extension amid the broader recovery debate.
Officials of the Chevrolet and Fisher body plant said they received instructions from Chevrolet president AL E. Goyie to close the plant following a settlement of a wildcat strike. The Buffalo site employs about 1,200 workers with monthly payroll near $190,000.
Dr. W. W. Jackson, president of Westmoorland College, selected again as lay leader. He will speak at the Coliervange of Church School at 0sa, Mm, Sunday, with Pastor Anthony delivering preaching. A series of community events and ads follow, including notes on schedules, dances, and a treasury report from Washington, with readers urged to place ads in The Light.
Peter Zarindak a Bridgeport factory worker's son, admitted sending threatening letters to 150 prominent persons including David Salmon Irving Berlin William Fox and Judge Irving Lehman. A list of wealth estimates and names was found at his home. He faces federal charges after arrest in Bridgeport with $15 000 bond.
In Austin on May 4, teams from Houston and Breckenridge advanced to the state high school debate final. Houston’s Bill Kaevin and Kay Nolen fell to Breckenridge by a 4-3 decision, while Breckenridge beat Gushman 6-1. George Staples of Brackenridge led Brackenridge in prep for the finals.
The spring showing of General Motors products ends tonight after eight days in the Municipal auditorium. Saturday is Texas Day with a cordial welcome to the communities in the trade area. Entertainment will be provided by Jack Winston and the orchestra led by Miss Louise Beir.
Arkansas Senator Ratinsa and Iowa Senator L. Alexison lead a debate on the New Deal during the annual luncheon of the American Congress broadcast on NEC network at 9 o clock Saturday. Robinson and Dickinson defend opposing admin policies as the program features various speakers and musical interludes.
The Rev Fyn J Ayypeiteay Chrighan-cewish evangelist of the Texas Baptist general convention opens a revival at 8 pm Monday at Harlandale Baptist Church He will preach at 1600 hours Sunday May 19 The Harlandale church marks its thirteenth anniversary with growth in members and 393000 donated to charities by the congregation per Rev D Sauth pastor.
Covington reported sighting Domings Torres and a companion in the 300 block of Monterey Street Friday night. An officer shouted halt and fired when Torres did not stop. Torres was wounded, companion arrested.
Justice of the Peace court charges Ron Nathan with stealing a three room house valued at 263 dollars from Ken Weed addition. The complaint, filed Saturday, alleges a shell storm caused the theft and includes a torn house scene at 720 Crosby.
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