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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
6
May 22 Governor Allred signed a bill making available funds for the jack and station fund of the Department of Agriculture. The act requires purchases of jacks and stallions through the State Board of Control and directs compliance with state financial procedures.
A digest from a Tar Light feature page for Sunday Junior Birdmen includes aviation terms such as Crowsfoot Deflation Sleeve and Dihedral Angle. It explains definitions like density altitude, resign load, and directional gyro with concise descriptions and context for youth readers compiling scrapbooks.
President R. Menefee of the San Antonio Board of Education announced a receipt of 105,023 dollars an additional 2 per capita payment on the state apportionment. To date the state has paid 13.
Galveston May 22 Bankers heard a speech by Rudolph Hecht of New Orleans president of the American Bankers Association. He urged a government owned and controlled center and said bankers favor federal restraint and regional independence.
Convention visitor P. W. Pratti of Jasper says he was pickpocketed Wednesday by a pair of thieves who bumped him from behind as he left a case. He later found his wallet gone containing checks and cash valued in trade credit. police are investigating the incident.
Promoted to Oklahoma City flood sufferers, Gen Henry W. Butner, Fort Sill commander, heads distribution of Army equipment. Fifty two trucks carry 280 tents, 2800 blankets, four hospital tents, 180 cots, eight ranges. Six officers, medical staff, and 100 men accompany the convoy with an Army ambulance. Aid provided at governor's request. similar help to other flood sufferers awaits.
Illinois faces a funding gap as relief awaits federal action. The state seeks quick aid for about 120 people via a relief bill stalled in the assembly. Senator Lewis forecasts Hopkins will resume federal allotments once the bill passes, with July 1 effective date tied to relief funds.
Miss Harah Brisbane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brisbane, and John R. McCrary Jr. of Calvert, Texas, obtained a marriage license today in New York City. The ceremony is scheduled for Friday. Classified ad mentions ice cream freezers for sale.
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