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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1935
Page
2
Cotulla crops in good condition with reasting ears set to move later in the week. Onion harvest nearing completion. Light Classified Ad section offers job seekers a path to employment, with a Broadway street location and pay rate referenced.
Riverside on May 14 reports Joe Peppa sought jail as a safety haven after his wife fired a shot at him. He surrendered to Riverside County Jail while notes show no charges filed, and he had been free on bond on a federal narcotics count. He said he would stay jailed until the situation cooled.
Senator Morris Sheppard says a pyromaniac started a small fire at his Washington D C home. He and Mrs. Sheppard were on the second floor when they noticed draperies burning and put it out with water. A man fled with a bundle of papers under his arm.
In a four installment radio address from Washington, Governor Eugene Talmage urges abolition of the NRA and federal government meddling in business. He argues the constitution limits government to referee roles, proposes paying all outstanding contracts to farmers and veterans bonuses as a path to prosperity, and criticizes government overreach as detrimental to private industry.
Tarsa Oklahoma May 14 Oklahoma and California oil output rose as daily production averaged 2 544 912 barrels, up 134 874 barrels from the prior week. Trans total 8 798 barrels, with 1 124 barrels credited to Bash Texan.
CANON CITY Colo May 14 A Colorado state prison convict Harry Rose who won his freedom by a science experiment plans to preach to “underdogs and the underworld.” He received a full pardon from the governor effective today after undergoing tuberculosis preventive experiments with a scrunt developed by Dr B J Corper of Denver.
Austin May 14 AP The allroad commission called a proration hearing for May 24 under law authorizing seizure of illegally produced crude oil and products A state wide hearing earlier scheduled for May 16 remained unchanged The May 26 session will supplement the preparatory hearing to issue orders under the new grass conservation act and re enactment of the market demand statute for oil proration
Mason, Texas, the state’s largest unincorporated town, moves to establish a municipal power plant water works and a city hall to house a library hospital and offices. A committee will study project costs for PWA funding. The Mason county mass meeting ordered a broader search for public works and the incorporation move advances.
The Chevrolet auto plant in Toledo ends a three week strike as workers vote 82 to 385 to end the stoppage. Production will resume immediately with the Toledo division opening, aided by Willam Knudsen of GM. Wages rise four cents per hour to 34 cents with time and a half for overtime. A shop committee is to be formed, but only one signed contract is approved.
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