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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1932

Page

3

Porto Rico Voting Measure Assured by Governor

In San Juan Porto Rico on May 17 an election law setting representation for parties with at least 10 percent of the electorate was assured after legislative readers agreed on the measure. Governor Beverley, now in Washington, will call a special session of the legislature when he returns.

Ban Juan Forto Rico WPI James R. Beverley Washington

Small Boys Sell Abandoned Liquor

In Johnsbury VI on May 17 a group of small boys found an abandoned car full of liquor and sold 46 pints before police were alerted. They said the net proceeds of the sale totaled 60 cents.

Johnsbury

Revenue bill faces first senate test amid tax debates

The Senate opened a long session over a bipartisan revenue bill with a 1941 level income tax proposal under discussion. Senator Connally sought higher rates while Senator Couzens pressed to preserve wartime taxes, a 49 to 31 vote indicating coalition strength. A sales tax showdown looms as leaders aim to resolve tax structure and rates before broader excise debates. The normal rate plan features 4 percent on the first 4000 and 8 percent over, with a proposed higher surtax for very large incomes, contrasting with current rates. The relief committee continues to work toward a compromise proposed by President Hoover.

Wasrington Senate Snme Huey Long Louisiana Senator Connally Democrat Texas Ind Couzens Reepublican Michigan Connally Democrats Alfred EB. Smith Special Relief Committee Hoover

Wentz Ouster Taken to State Supreme Court Oklahoma

Lew Wentz asked Oklahoma's state Supreme Court to oust Miss Mathe . Thomas, named by Governor Murray as successor to the Oklahoma highway commission. Wentz was ordered removed April 1. the court is asked to issue a direct ouster judgment or to order the county district court to remove the Beaver wamen.

Wentz State Supreme Court Oklahoma City Lew Wentz Miss Mathe Thomas Murray Oklahoma Highway Commission High Court Oklahoma County District Court

Chamber to vote on dry law at annual convention

San Francisco May 17 The United States Chamber of Commerce with about 20 000 members convened its annual meeting led by president Silas W Strawn A floor vote on prohibition was anticipated as part of a broader move by industrial teachers to pursue tax economies at the convention

U. 8 San Francisco United States

Thaw Alienist in Suit for Services

New York witnesses Dr. Smith Bly Jelife an alienist testifying in Harry Thaw's trial says he was not paid for services during Thaw's second trial and related stay in the asylum. He notes payments occurred during the first trial but not for time and attention on the second trial and Thaw's stay.

Thaw New York Dr. Smith Bly Jelife Harry J. Thaw Stanford White Jelffe Inch Plate Asylum

Method of Picking Electors Is Given

War in Washington describes how electors will be named in November elections under a new apportionment. William Tyler Page, minority clerk, notes that by law the allies must reject one elector for each state representative and one for each senator, clarifying the election process and potential disputes.

Inqton D. C Edeh Plate William Tyler Page CACY Recongren

Agriculture Queen and Sales Links Highlight Classifieds

A Light Classified fill shows numerous employment listings under Agriculture Queen with strong sales connections. The page emphasizes job opportunities, sales roles, and related agricultural work across diverse listings.

Troops Battle Mud In Maneuvers On Gumbo Plains

Blue second division fights mud over gumbo plains while Red cavalry stalls in flooded roads. Heavy rain delays the march from Jourdanton to Christine and halts supply routes back to Fort Sam Houston. Tanks reportedly out of action as Brig Gen Rockenbach leads division against Brig Gen Hawkins cavalry. Gen Winans and staff accompany to scene.

Jourdanton Christine Fort Sam Houston Trucs Tilden Blue Force Samuel D. Rockenbach Hamilton Hawkins Fork Clark Halstead Dorey Edwin B. Winans Eighth Corps L. F. Parmley

Summer courses planned at Texans Military Institute

High school and elementary courses will be offered during the summer session at Texans Military Institute and San Antonio Academy opening June 6. Regular faculty members will teach the subjects.

Texans Military Institute San Antonio Academy

Congress May Extend Into Summer

Senate Republican leaders told Speaker Garner a June recess is needed for conventions and a summer session will be required to finish pending business. They doubt adjournment before the Chicago Republican convention, with July or August reconvening likely. A Texas Democrat noted the plan may shift to a July or August session.

Washington, D. C Senate Garner Congress Snell New York Moses New Hampshire Watson Indiana Gamer House Chicago Texas Democrat

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