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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
3
A New York sourced report claims the United States may pursue a de facto currency stabilization before the world economic conference opens. No confirmation came from the government. If true, the move would be viewed as Roosevelt preparing the economy for a strong start, alongside tariff talks, to spur global recovery.
A foreign office spokesman said acceptance in principle of the world peace appeal by President Roosevelt, with strong reservations, could be sent to Washington next week. The spokesman noted the danger of vague pledges without clear clarification, referencing the Far East situation.
May 19 dispatches say President Roosevelt signed the Muscle Shoals act and will push government operation of the power plant to develop the Tennessee Valley region. Arthur Morgan of Antioch College is named TVA chairman while a Justice probe examines alleged misuse by private lessees of the plant. Police report burglary cases yielding about 288 dollars as burglars hit multiple businesses over two years.
Fragmentary remarks suggest a debate over Japan's sphere boundaries with Manchukuo and China. A speaker hints that recognition of the Great Wall as a boundary would yield unreserved acceptance if surrounding slaves were real.
Mrs Mable West Davis of Port Huron Mich spoke on W O A objectives at the opening of a two day convention session at the Gunter hotel. Tyler and Waco delegates participated with flag ceremony and planned pageant at municipal auditorium directed by Mrs Jennie B Little of Toledo. Dallas Drum corps led by Mrs Anna Payne and Houston Drum corps by Mrs Dora Geido to take part. Numerous named attendees were listed. the grand march will include Mrs Melba Jones Burr and Mayor Quin among participants. Tune in KONO Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for Mary Ton.
A hearing was set to decide the next fiscal year's plan for the municipal airport at Winburn Field beginning June 1. The council will consider hiring a field manager via operators who would pay, own liabilities, and take profits. Currently the city rents to Wayne Parks for 1000 dollars annually.
Robert Ripley’s 1949 feature describes his global air journey in search of remarkable material. He visits Caribbean islands and the West Indies, noting places like Trinidad, Barbados, and Jamaica, and recounts encounters with locals, landscapes, and historical notes amid a sprawling travelogue.
A bomb shattered the emergency hospital of Dr. Mitchell S. Corbett in Cilicago, injuring no one but forcing evacuation. Police pursue links to a Rondout mail robbery gang convicted a decade earlier. Dr. Corbett treated Willie Newton, accidentally shot during the robbery, prompting gang roundup.
A touted discovery promises rapid strength for the weak and anaemic, with claims of rich red blood and firm flesh. The vitamin compound is marketed as a modern shortcut to vitality that previously required weeks of traditional treatments.
A garbled advertisement claims rapid health benefits and vitality from a product called Viranvin Compound. It touts quick results in seven days and mentions claimed improvements in digestion, energy, and general wellness. The text reads like an old promotional pitch with numerous misspellings and unclear details.
Thomas J. Mooney, 50, released from San Quentin and moved to a San Francisco jail, awaits a second trial related to a 1916 blast that killed ten. His wife Rena Mooney reunited with him after 12 years, as former A D A John O Gara threatened to seek a state supreme court writ to dismiss the indictment.
A Cosgrave party member laid a large wreath of cauliflower, tubers, onions, and cabbages at the base of Queen Victoria’s statue before the Irish Parliament. The inscription read Ave atque vale, Hall and farewell, reflecting a ceremonial 담.
Fragmented ad copy from a late period listings section mentions baldness remedies and antiseptic counterdritmat tied to a humorous, jumbled note. Names and places hint at a New York context with scattered references to products and dates, but the legible details are sparse and promotional in tone.
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