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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1928
Page
22
Two-sided market phase described with bulls resisting bears while support for favorites wavers. Unemployment not the sole indicator. industry shows activity as ways to work with fewer workers emerge. Rockefeller family dynamics and North Dakota wheat prospects noted amid cautious optimism.
Nathaniel Hawthorne's preliminary rivals conclude. eight junior schools finalize teams for the bays swimming and diving championship at Woodlawn Take Friday. About 20 entries per school. Hatsthorne coach Dink Bars notes qualifiers for class A and B divisions.
In New York on May 17 judge Thacher of the United States district court denied an injunction seeking to restrain the postmaster general and New York post office from interfering with the use of so called Landing stamps on parcels.
The national convention of the Farmer-Labor Party, previously set for Milwaukee tomorrow, has been moved to Chicago with the date changed to June 10.
An anonymous trader from the non-partisan league discusses national production and consumption gaps. He predicts a shift toward cooperative industry efforts and expects a strong year ahead, noting improving conditions in agriculture and lumber. He warns of persistent overproduction and stresses the need for worker vacations with pay.
In Hollywood, Monica grapples with homesickness and a planned marriage to director Gus MacCloud while conflicted about Andy Jerrold. She writes a final letter to Andy declaring marriage to Gus, fears his reaction, and battles weight while pursuing stardom, leaving her purse behind and facing fickle promises in a windy town.
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